Tara Burd, a San Diego Civil Litigation Attorney said, “It’s not that preventing drunk driving isn’t a good goal for our legislature. But bartenders are probably the last professionals that need a lesson in the “social impact of alcohol.” A new bill in the state assembly, known as the Responsible Interventions for Beverage Servers (RIBS) […]
The life of an entrepreneur can rapidly turn into a life of stress and long, hard hours to help the dream become a reality. Often in this pursuit it is easy to lose sight of some of the other aspects of life and lose the balance that makes life fulfilling beyond the business. Fortunately, in […]
Tamara “Tami” Patzer, host of Retire, the radio show, and publisher of Retirement Guide Publishing, is seeking local business people to share their expertise about Southwest Florida and living in Florida with people who are moving to Florida, planning to retire or who already live in SW Florida. “Living in Southwest Florida is like finding […]
Directly conflicting with the bureaucratic and rigid mechanistic model, is the ideology of organizations as organisms. This representation considers the organization’s relation to its environment in a biological manner. According to Punnoose (2007), the organismic organization’s environment is defined as the collective “pressures” that have a “direct or indirect” effect on the functions of the […]
Since 2006, Christopher Hill of Holiday Up Holidays has helped affluent families tailor luxury vacations that encompass once in a lifetime experiences, combined with lending a helping hand and funding to meet a need, creating meaningful shared memories. On a trip to South Africa in 2002, in addition to a safari, wine tasting and exploration, […]
Brian Livesay, the Retirement Guardian in San Diego, CA says, “Everybody loves a sale. Black Friday is the busiest shopping day of the year. People will shop all day and night when they think they are getting great deals.” However, this is not the case with the stock market. Livesay says, “The market has a correction […]
Jonathan Smith MD MBA Certified Corporate Wellness Coordinator (BWI) said “The average person is following the USDA Health & Human Services guidelines to reduce their fat and reduce their cholesterol then make up the extra calories by having carbohydrates.” As a result of the Swedish study on nutrition in 2013, it was discovered that a […]
Eric V. Campbell San Diego Homeless Advocate says “Homelessness is a big problem that we all are aware of, yet few of us do anything to try and help.” Eric V. Campbell, a Trust Officer with True Trust in San Diego, California, and a co-director of the San Diego 100% volunteer-run nonprofit organization Streets of […]
“The only way to really know is to have it inspected.” —Tony Savioli Tony Savioli, an ASHI home inspector in the State of Ohio, brings some very unique qualities to home inspections in Cleveland. He worked in the construction industry for nearly three decades before deciding to turn his talents to home inspections. His practical, […]
Many surgical procedures are considered necessary but sometimes preventable. Since the 1800s Osteopathy has gained popularity but has often taken a back seat to traditional Medical practices until now. Doctor of Osteopathy, Erik Olson, sets the record straight about non-invasive treatments and physical medicine. Dr. Olson says, “We have been trained to integrate different areas […]