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Month: April 2018

Technology 

POS & CRM – Making Business Easy

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Customer relationship management (CRM) software is an essential tool for retailers in today’s ultra-competitive market. CRM and point of sale systems enable retailers and food-service businesses to keep track of purchases, and even predict what individual customers may want tin buy next. Customers benefit from special offers suited specifically to them. So how do businesses go about selecting the right CRM software for their needs? It can get confusing, to be sure. Different brands of CRM software come with various features, although some are pretty much universal. So it’s important…

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Technology 

5 Reasons why Mac Users should buy upcoming Leap Motion

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You’re here for either two reasons: you’re looking for a neat 3D upgrade for your Mac or like all of us, you are somewhat a little of a tech buff snooping around for the latest technological innovations. Given that fact, it would be safe to assume that you are familiar with the movies Minority Report (c’mon it stars Tom Cruise) and Iron Man. Or perhaps if you’re not much into movies than you are games, then you would be familiar with the Mass Effect series, right? Okay, so you’re already…

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Photography 

3 Corporate Photography Tips To Maximise Your Client Base

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Corporate photography is known as either one of two things, event photography and secondly portrait photography. Event photography includes taking photos of employees at company events, seminars,recruitment drives, company PR events and photography for the company website. With portrait photography this could include but not limited to formal pictures of employees for company magazines and websites. Perhaps not the most creative form of doing photography for a living but it does offer stable regular work which is an important consideration, especially in these social economic times. Let us look at three ways to truly maximize…

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Travel 

Touring Multnomah Falls in Oregon

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What is Multnomah Falls? Multnomah Falls is the highest waterfall in Oregon and the 2nd highest waterfall in the United States. The falls are located approximately 30 miles east of Portland and offer lodging, hiking, and camping for visitors. It is said that the falls was created to win the love and affection of a Native American princess so that she could bathe in privacy. Although the falls are not as private anymore due to tourism, the majesty of the falls is breathtaking. The falls reach 620 feet with a…

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Books, Literature, and Writing 

Sue Grafton Alphabet Mystery Reading List

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Kinsey Millhone Alphabet Mystery Series Sue Grafton is a mystery writer that caught my attention a couple of years ago and it wasn’t hard for me to get hooked on her fun Kinsey Millhone Alphabet Mystery Series. I couldn’t put the first book, A Is For Alibi, down until I finished it. Kinsey isn’t your usual private detective. Yes, she’s female. Yes, she used to be a cop. She is the quintessential, un-girly, fast-food loving, twice divorced private detective. These mysteries completely involve you in the action, while being easy…

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Books, Literature, and Writing 

Lame Poetry “Bessie’s Best Day” and “Puny Punishments”

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Bessie’s Best Day I’m a tired old gal With haunches abound I like eating green And I like being lean Though I walk a little slow And I’m silent a lot I feel like this is my place to be This grassy old lot The company’s the same Here on the plain They go missing sometimes Always on walking down Butcher Lane But I pay it no mind Because the boss is in line He keeps me around All over this ground Yet today’s a little off He’s walking toward…

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Books, Literature, and Writing 

Lame Poetry “Head Dance”

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Head Dance They swirl around, flipping, and Pulling Tugging, and yearning to Stop But more come and the movement Begins Again Bombarding with the others Creating explosions of Chaotic design Shifting focus and precision Into blurred and stuttered Efforts So much is happening Sounds, colors, feelings, and The fervor of relentless grasp The riot of it all is Demanding Invigorating Alienating Exponentially rising to a climactic End The pain rivals And they become detached They break down, burn out Remove themselves from logical Reason The ballet of thought is Done…

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Books, Literature, and Writing 

A Review on Sean Covey’s 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens

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A Little About the Author Sean Covey is the son of esteemed author Stephen Covey, who wrote 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. Unfortunately, his father’s book was not specifically tailored to younger audiences which are where a lot of adult bad habits can be caught ahead of time before it’s too late. Critics state that this book, 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens, is a phenomenal introduction to the 7 habits from a young adult’s perspective and offers insight to ongoing issues that our youth face during their high…

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Education and Science 

IMHO – Online School is Better for Busy People

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Busy people need an alternative to education enhancement. I have attended college in two ways, in person and online. Both experiences have proven to be beneficial and engaging and the material is the same: difficult and calculated for understanding and application. A traditional college has people you can connect with, face to face, instructors to meet with to go over things simultaneously, and get real time assistance with administrative or financial issues. An online college provides all these benefits as well, but in a different forum. Online colleges are designed…

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Education and Science 

How To Become A Veterinarian

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What Is Required To Become A Veterinarian? This article will fill you in on how to become a veterinarian. Being accepted to a veterinary program isn’t even the first step of the journey. Preparation starts years before with exposure to and experience with animals on an informal basis. Then, after years of study, a prospective veterinarian must receive the DVM degree from an accredited four-year college of veterinary medicine. The standards are set by the Council on Education of the American Veterinary Medical Association. Even after earning the DVM degree,…

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