Bev Slomka
Former Vice President /Business Manager in large financial services company. Authored book "Teens and the Job Game: Prepare Today - Win It Tomorrow" in 2007. Currently, a senior healthcare recruiter.
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Why Does the Pope Have Such Charisma?Since the dawn of jet travel in the early 1960's, visits by sitting Popes have sparked interest in all countries. Is it because a Pope is God's "highest" representative on earth? -
How to Publicize Your Self-Published BookSelf-publishing is becoming more common today as so many more people write books, and traditional publishers watch their bottom lines. What you do when your book is self-published is critical to its success. -
The Best Job I Ever HadI wound up loving the job I thought I didn't want. -
A Cancer Survivor's Perspective, Ten Years Beyond DiagnosisToday, there are so many treatment options available for breast cancer patients, that this disease is truly treatable, and maybe even curable. -
The Importance of Music in Our LivesAccording to those who study the history of music, music has been around even before human life. Music is an endemic part of nature. -
Married Life - How to Make it WorkMarriage is not easy. A man and woman who pledge their life together bring with them their own personalities and issues. A successful marriage is something that takes work on the part of both parties. -
Baby Boomer Women Beginning to Embrace Gray Hair as SexyMany more women dye their hair than let it go gray. Today, there is suddenly a lot of discussion among women about whether they should go "natural", rather than dye their hair.
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New York City Historical Society's 9/11 ExhibitAccording to the New York Times and New York Historical Society website, a number of damaged objects and over 1500 photographs of the 9/11 event is on display. -
Keep Your Garden Growing in Fall with Reduced Watering, Fertilizer and MoreMost gardens have flowers that have been blooming since May in the northern and mid-central regions of the country. At this point, many plants are "bloomed out" and can show signs of stress. There are ways you can extend your garden, including container gardens. -
Christmas in August? - It's Not Too Early to Plan a Trip to NYC During the Holiday SeasonTwo great events in NYC during the Holiday season are the Radio City Music Hall Christmas Spectacular and the Rockefeller Center Tree Lighting Ceremony -
Stock Market Fears?: Hold on Until the Storm PassesThe stock market is historically sensitive to events in the larger world, particularly the financial world. If you're in the stock market, you need to learn how to weather the down times. -
How to Get a Good Deal on a Cruise VacationCruise rates can vary depending on when and with whom you book. You need to investigate the different cruise offerings before you book a cruise. -
A New York City Neighborhood Reacts to a Once in a Lifetime TornadoBay Ridge, Brooklyn residents are used to hearing and reading about tornadoes and severe storms in the mid-west or south. They received a rude awakening on the early morning of the August 8th with a tornado in their backyards.
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40 Years After the "Summer of Love": A Study in Societal ChangeIn 1967, music reflected a youth movement that emphasized love, freedom and peace. Today, we are as far from that message as we can be. -
How to Find the Best Self-Publishing FirmsIf you think self-publishing is right for you, you need to do some research on the various firms in the market. It could make all the difference in the outcome of your book. -
Beware of This Unusual Dental Problem Following Extraction of Upper TeethMany people have upper teeth whose roots are in the sinuses. When these teeth are extracted, a fistula can form that will not close naturally. This can create serious problems in the mouth and sinus areas. -
Review of the Queen Victoria Inn in Cape May, New JerseyStaying at The Queen Victoria inn is one of the highlights of visiting Cape May, New Jersey. -
How to Talk to a Newly Diagnosed Cancer PatientHaving been diagnosed with breast cancer almost 10 years ago, I experienced the full range of reactions. Some people were very supportive and not afraid to speak to me. Some people avoided me. Some were very upset and I had to calm them down.
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July 4th Events in New York CityIf you're in New York City on the 4th of July, there are several events that attract a lot of people.
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Summer Weather Safety TipsSummertime is wonderful. You can enjoy the outdoors and warm sunshine. Summer is also the time for thunderstorms and flash floods. Here are some tips to keep you safe.
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Some House Cleaning Hints: Dust-free Dusting and Cleaning Your Windows to a Streak-free ShineIf you have to dust and clean windows, here are some helpful hints for dust-free furniture and a streak-free shine for you windows.
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Fashionable, Yet Modest Clothing Now Available for Teens and Young WomenMany women don't always feel comfortable wearing revealing clothing. Shade Clothing, Diviine Modestee and other more modest fashion lines are gaining more and more patrons.
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A Manhattan Oasis: Battery Park CityVisitors to New York City may not know about the area of lower Manhattan called Battery Park City. The area did not exist 25 years ago, and it is now a bustling and attractive neighborhood in which to live and work.
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A Review of City Hall Restaurant in New York CityCity Hall restaurant is a great restaurant in the Tribeca section of New York City specializing in Beef and Seafood.
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Experiencing the April Nor'Easter at SeaIt was very interesting to be on a ship going through a large Nor'Easter as we returned to New York from the Caribbean
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Tips for New Authors: How to Break into the Literary WorldFirst time authors have a lot to learn as they write their first book and try to get it published. Writing the book is only the beginning of the journey.
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A Review of the Queen Mary 2 Ocean LinerTwo cruises on the Queen Mary 2 proved its consistent style, superior service and food, and a wealth of activities to do on board.
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Mr. Clean's Magic Eraser: It's Truly MagicI have been using Mr. Clean's Magic Eraser for a few years now to clean my vinyl tile floor. Nothing else will clean it as thoroughly as this little sponge with a little bit of floor cleaner.
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A Spring Decorating Guide: Let the Sunshine In!The key in home decorating for spring is accentuating light and cool colors. There are many things one can do to bring a feeling of spring and freshness to the home.
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The Importance of Having a Financial AdvisorEveryone who has assets needs to make the right decisions about how to invest those assets. Each person's financial needs are different. A good financial advisor can help assess your needs and advise an appropriate financial plan.
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Unique Fashions at Talbots: Celebrating Their 60th AnniversaryTalbots is a store where you will find fashions that are timely, but also unique in style. One of the best features of the store is that it offers fashions for every women's size.
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Cape May, New Jersey: A Great Beach Town in Nostalgic SurroundingsCape May is at the very end of New Jersey, across from Dover Delaware. It boasts a beautiful, clean beach, well-kept victorian inns, and a host of great restaurants.
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How to Pack for a Cruise: a Frequent Cruiser's GuideOf all the vacations one takes, a cruise seems to stump many travelers as to the type and amount of clothing they should pack. There are ways to minimize what you take, and yet feel comfortable you are dressed appropriately for all types of activity.
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Container Gardening: A City Dweller's DelightIf you live in a city, or have limited space for gardening, planting in containers is a great way to enjoy flowers and herbs. Container gardens can beautify a drab city street, a balcony, or the front steps of a house.
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Identity Theft: What to Do If it Happens to YouIdentity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes today. When your identify is stolen, there is a long process involved in trying to restore your correct identity and your credit.
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How to Forge Ahead and Look for Work after being Laid-OffFor those who are shocked by a sudden lay-off at work, the prospect of looking for work may be particularly daunting. There are several ways recently laid off workers can get a head start on the job search and be considered ahead of others.
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Winter Travel Safety TipsToday with SUVs and other all-terrain vehicles, people feel more safe driving in snow and ice. However, there are precautions everyone should take when traveling during the winter months.
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Thinking About Returning to Church? Why Not Try ItSpirituality seems to be growing, but church attendance is down. Churches are reaching out to youth and others today to bring them back to the fold and enhance their spiritual life.
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Shopping Guide for Petite WomenThere was time when it was difficult for petite women to find the right clothing. Petite sizes in stores and catalogues were few and far between. Today, the fashion landscape has changed. There is so much available for petites, from the very affordable to the very chic.
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An Open Letter to Real Estate Contractors in New YorkIn the boroughs outside of Manhattan, developers and contractors have bought up much of the property for sale, proceeded to tear down stately homes, and build cookie-cutter condos they term as "luxury." As a result, neighborhoods have a different,not-so-nice look.
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What to Do when You Want to Change CareersMany people reach a certain age and suddenly feel they are not stimulated by their work or initial career choice. It may seem daunting to contemplate returning to school to move on to another career, but there are options that will help make the transition easier.
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The Importance of Knowing Your Rights as a Medical PatientThe state of health care today demands that patients know their rights when in a hospital, or even when dealing with their doctors on an outpatient basis. This is especially true of seniors, and caregivers of seniors, as they navigate the health care system.
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Resume Tips: Keep it Simple but Strong in MessageThere are many types of resumes, but the key to getting it read and considered is simplicity in organization and the use of "power" words.
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A Romantic Weekend Escape 90 Miles from New York CityMohonk Mountain House, in New Paltz, New York, offers a romantic getaway year-round, and is located only 90 miles from New York City. This Historic National Landmark resort includes a victorian-style hotel, a state of the art spa, and an ice-skating pavilion in winter.
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Are We Too Critical of U.S. Government Policies?It is the vogue today to critize U.S. Government policies relating to the war on terror. While policies regarding the war in Iraq can be particularly controversial and vexing, there is much good about this Country that we tend to ignore in the glare of Iraq.
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Baby Boomers - What to Do when You Retire EarlyMant Baby Boomers have accumulated more wealth than ever before. As a result, it is possible for many of this generation to "retire" early. Many are afraid to retire because they don't know what to do. In fact, early retirement can open up a whole new world.
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Conquering Breast Cancer - a Survivor's GuideIf you've recently been diagnosed with breast cancer, take heart! Now, more than ever, every woman has a chance to beat this disease and go on to live long, fulfilling lives.
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How to Keep Alive the Meaning of the Christmas and the Holiday SeasonHow can we truly "feel" the meaning of Christmas, when we are in a mad rush now to buy gifts, put up decorations, trim a tree and still conduct our normal routine. There are ways to be a part of the season. It takes just a little thought and effort to capture the feeling.
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How to Choose a Cruise Line for Your VacationTaking a cruise is one of the greatest vacations you can have. You can visit exciting and interesting ports of call from a floating hotel. However,you need to do some research before you book a cruise, especially if you are a first-time cruiser.
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What's Happened to Our Work Ethic?It is very common to hear today that someone is struggling to get good information from a vendor or colleague. The norm is "I'm waiting to hear from so & so, but he hasn't called me back". How can we improve the way we work?
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Visit the Bay Ridge / Dyker Heights Area for a Taste of "suburbia"The Brooklyn neighborhoods of Bay Ridge / Dyker Heights offer a great living environment and offer so much for culturally diverse populations. The neighborhood borders the entrance to New York harbor. It boasts great housing, stores and restaurants
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AttentionTeens - Win at the Job GameThe importance of preparing your "Whole Person" today
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The World Trade Center - from Loss to RebirthThe World Trade Center site prior to September 11, 2001 was a premier New York City highlight. As someone who worked in the area for 20+ years, I remember the beauty and excitement of the area.