Archive for June, 2008

Small Businesses With Work Trucks; A Warning

Friday, June 20th, 2008

If you are a non-operator owner of many work trucks, you should keep your business credit card with you not leave it in one of the trucks. You should not issue them to employees without strict guidlines. Employees may tend to abuse credit cards by buying things that are not an emergency such as […]

Want a Dream Career? Get a Job on a Yacht!

Monday, June 16th, 2008

If you’re the “outdoorsy” type, prefer to work on a team, have a positive attitude and are a confirmed “people-person,” you may fit right in as part of a yacht crew. Though jobs on most yachts are seasonal or part-time (depending on when someone rents it for a cruise), you will gain an incredible amount […]

Google Talk Reviewed

Sunday, June 15th, 2008

So you’re sick and tired of AOL Instant Messenger. You’re looking for something fresh and new that will just work. Well Google feels the same way. On Wednesday August 24th they released their version of AIM, Google Talk.
Although Google Talk and AIM do basically the same thing, Google Talk is very different. For starters anyone […]

A Guide To Foreign Currency Trading

Saturday, June 14th, 2008

While foreign currency trading offers its rewards, especially when you are able to trade in major currencies like the US dollars and Euro, caution against advertisements and brokers that offer instant riches must be observed.
There is move to regulate foreign currency traders. Unfortunately, not all in the industry are registered. Not entirely illegal, many […]

Chile’s Success Proves Neo-Liberalism Works

Friday, June 13th, 2008

Michelle Bachelet, a former Chilean defense minister, torture victim, and divorced mother of three, won the Chilean presidency with over 53 per cent of the vote, official results revealed on 15 January.
Bachelet is closely aligned with Chile’s ruling Concertacion party, which has dictated Chilean politics since 1990. Its adherence to neo-liberal economics, its respect for […]

Tinnitus: It’s not a Disease, it’s a Symptom!

Friday, June 13th, 2008

If you have Tinnitus then you are most probably familiar with some of the most common causes.
There is a whole list of them for you to choose from.
Only when you start to analyze the known facts and their probable consequences will the whole scope of Tinnitus start to unfold.
There can be a million reasons why […]

For Sale By Owner Purchase Contracts

Wednesday, June 11th, 2008

Deciding to sell your home will save you thousands of dollars in realtor commissions. In exchange, you need to understand subjects such as a purchase contract.
For Sale By Owner Purchase Contracts
Once you have decided to sell your home without going through a real estate agent, you need to take some time to develop an understanding […]

How to Interview on Video

Wednesday, June 11th, 2008

When doing an interview there need to be at least three people involved. The person being interviewed, you, the interviewer and someone to work the camcorder. It could be argued - I would so argue - that an extra person to handle the sound is a great benefit but this is a policy of perfection.
Interviewing […]

Food Intolerance and Food Allergies

Monday, June 9th, 2008

Food allergy or intolerance?
One out of 3 North Americans believe that they are allergic to certain foods, but fewer than 1 percent have genuine allergies. For most people food intolerance is the reason for this confusion between the two. The other 29 percent are usually just unable to tolerate certain foods, often because they lack […]

Corporate Contingency Planning

Sunday, June 8th, 2008

Part 1
A few weeks ago I attended a seminar sponsored by Independent Solutions Insurance Inc (Edmonton) entitled “Seminar On Disaster Preparedness”, during this seminar I heard stories from individual company owners who told us of their misfortunes and how they coped with their crisis. In both cases these crisis were caused by accident, however, […]