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My background is diverse. I have studied at the University of Cincinnati and am working to finish my B.S. in Business Administration with Kennedy Western University. I have achieved two professional certifications - Professional Human Resources (PHR) in 2005

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Business > Human Resources Tips for setting attendance policies: 2 of 8
Employee attendance can have a huge impact on the success of any business. Its effects are both positive and negative in nature. When jobs are fully staffed, productivity can be at its peak. A company then has the opportunity to become more profitable and can efficiently meet its required deadlines and customer needs. On the... More..
Business > Human Resources Assessing the future of online employee recruitment: 2 of 8
Recruiting is really an art, finding that perfect applicant to meet the requirements of an open position. The technology employed in any recruiting process depends largely on the number of employees working for the firm. Smaller companies may have applicant databases to track personal information, demographics, experience an... More..
Arts & Humanities > Dance Education Belly dancing for beginners: The basics: 2 of 8
Belly dancing is a great form of exercise and lots of fun. It is a style of dance from Middle Eastern and African traditions, practiced by both men and women. As America became entranced with the beautiful costumes, music and movements of this dance, it was easily adopted by many. Though this form of dance has other names in... More..
Business > Human Resources Hiring the right employees: 1 of 4
Companies want to hire the best candidates to fill their available positions. It is important to have an effective recruiting process to ensure that this goal can be met. With proper guidance and thorough evaluations, the recruiter is on the right path toward identifying the best candidates to make the job a success. In addi... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Religion & Spirituality (Other) Should the Bible continue to be used for swearing-in ceremonies and in courtrooms?: 40 of 149
The court's swearing-in procedure is a ceremony representing honesty. Ceremonies traditionally involve the use of symbols to represent concepts or ideas. A good example of symbols is the exchange of rings during a wedding service. The rings represent a band of eternity and signify the commitment of partnership for life. The ... More..
Health & Fitness > Health Risks Ear wax treatment and removal: 3 of 11
The ear is a small instrument, responsible for collecting, transmitting and processing sound. It consists of an internal and external structure. The outer portion is attached to each side of the head and parallel to the nose. The inside consists of a canal leading towards the ear drum and into the processing center of sound.... More..
Relationships & Family > Friendship Drama & Issues When your best friend becomes your worst enemy: 8 of 29
A best friend is the person you share a significant portion of your self with and receive the same in exchange. They usually know your thoughts, feelings, desires and deepest secrets. They have been beside you during times of turbulence and also celebrated your every success. Your best friend has the power to hurt you more t... More..
Pets & Animals > Dog Accessories Relatively unknown dog products and accessories priced under $80: 12 of 43
A dog isn't just a domestic animal, but part of the family. We understand the effects of heat but image living in a fur coat. The Sun Cooling Mat provides relief. Made of non-toxic cooling crystals, it provides the comfort of a waterbed. After soaking the mat in cold water and drying in the sun, cooling lasts up to ten days.... More..
Entertainment > Celebrity Commentary Should Paris Hilton profit from media interest in her jail-time reflections?: 29 of 96
Our society has given a handful of famous young women more than the lion's share of attention over these past few years. These girls, who potentially serve as role models for our youth, spend their time in the limelight making very unfortunately decisions. They tend to come from wealthy families and are used to a life of lux... More..
Food & Drink > Tea How to prepare a high tea: 8 of 26
High tea comes from a Victorian tradition, originating in Europe. It was first introduced in France, with the start of the English tea trade in the late 1670s. After gaining popularity, the preparation and service of high tea migrated to England two decades later. In its traditional form, guests were provided with a full mea... More..