Archive for July, 2008
Just a Strolling! How to Pick a Stroller Part II
Tip Number Six: Quality Construction
Make sure you choose a stroller that is well made with quality materials. The metal or aluminum frame of the stroller should be strong and stable. Also look for welded seams, tightly stitched seat covers and finished edges.
You may also want to check the wheels. Are they even or do they […]
Top Issues in Programmer Productivity
A software program is something that anyone can be trained to use. Pretty easy if one will think about it. However, very few people have an idea how many hours are put in just to complete and develop software. There is a big issue in programmer productivity in the world of technology and people in […]
Wireless Bluetooth Headsets For Everyone
Today’s Cell Phone Accessory market is growing rapidly and has become a multi-billion dollar business. At the top of the accessory lists are the Bluetooth headsets and the wireless phone headsets. With the recent release of new laws concerning hands-free use of cell phones while driving, an in-flux of buyers are purchasing massive amounts of […]
Information Card Foundation and How it Can Protect You on Line
Identity theft is a criminal activity that continues to inconvenience online users and, taken to its extremes, it can cause financial disaster to its innocent victims. Several different means exist to help individuals avoid identity theft but no matter how careful a person might be to protect their identity, these internet security problems continue unabated […]
Accessing Disaster Recovery Services Key to Business Continuity Planning For Small Business
Accessing disaster recovery services in the event that your company’s computer network goes down or there is a massive failure of your IT infrastructure is not a huge concern for large business. Generally, large companies, irrespective if they are intense users of IT resources, have professional planners dedicated to business continuity and disaster recovery […]
Tips For Buying a Bicycle
I remember when I went with my dad to the local bike shop to pick out my first bike. I was so excited. I remember looking up at walls and walls of bicycles in all shapes, sizes and colors. When you walked in the door, there were tall ceilings line forever with neat rows of […]
English Disciplines – Dressage
When thinking of dressage the first thing that often comes to mind are the incredible efforts of the riders in the Olympic dressage ring each Summer Olympics. What many people don’t know is that there is a lot more to dressage than just competing at the higher levels.
“Dressage” is actually derived from the French word […]
English Disciplines – Show Hunters
English riding is divided into a variety of disciplines, or styles or riding. From pleasure riding to competitive events, each of these disciplines is unique and has its own set of priorities and requirements. One of the most common disciplines in North America is the hunters.
Once hunters were based on the sport of […]
Your First Dressage Show
Many horse people find that while riding at home is fun, they are interested in trying to show their horse. If you have been working on dressage at home, or even if you are mostly just riding on the flat, you might want to check out a local dressage show for your first venture […]
Your First Hunter Show
So, you have decided to try showing in the hunter ring. If this is your first show you probably have a lot of questions about how a show is run. It is my hope that this guide will ease your worries and allow you to have a pleasant experience.
The first thing you need […]
Assertiveness and Bullying in the Workplace
Even the best of us has one of those days – or a memory of one of those days when we dread going to work – not because we don’t want to work, but because the sheer thought of having to deal with one personality is enough to exhaust and drain us of energy.
Yep, the […]
Assertiveness, Good Communication and Personal Development
At its most basic, assertive behaviour involves successfully dealing with potentially conflicting situations. It means that you can resolve conflict, or if not resolve them outright, or that you can compromise with another person or find a middle ground without either party suffering from undue consequences.
Seen from a broader perspective, however, assertiveness is also a […]
Working With a Difficult Boss
All of us know what it’s like – dealing with that angry boss who seems to get angry too fast and too often. He or she expects tasks to be performed within unreasonable deadlines, and completely discounts the fact that you also do need quality time away from work.
You of course have the option of […]
Types of Motivation
Motivation involves the basic psychological reasons for a person’s actions and behavior. These are the forces or factors that cause a person to act a certain way or to behave in the manner that they do.
There are various types of motivations that can influence a person. These include the following:
Primary or Basic Motivation
This mainly pertains […]
The Functions of Management
So, after years of working as an employee, you are finally a manager in your own right. You definitely want to perform your tasks well, and are already keyed up for optimum performance. But how do you start?
Management is different from being an employee
First off, you have to realize that the days of working at […]

