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Randi Busse is President of Workforce Development Group, Inc., a coaching and training firm located in Amityville, NY. Randi
works with organizations and individuals that
want to improve their soft skills including
communication, interpersonal, presentation, team
building and customer service skills. Using collaborative coaching and self-discovery techniques, Randi brings out the full potential in people.
This Week: What is networking?
Monday, October 20, 2008
Networking is about forging bonds and sharing. It’s about connecting with people who have common interests and objectives and generously giving to each other. Networking extends into every area of your life. You’ve been doing it all along; you just may not have realized it... |
The Skills Trainer
With Randi Busse
Professional Skills Trainer
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Want to familiarize yourself about Long Island's
educational services, parenting techniques, and other resources?
With over 20 years of experience as a special education school
psychologist, Mrs. Bottstein can answer your questions about educational
issues.
This Week:
What’s Your Phobia?
Friday, September 19, 2008
A phobia is a persistent, irrational fear that actually poses little, if any, actual danger. The fear can be of a thing, animal, activity, situation, place or person. People with phobias have an excessive desire to avoid the feared object... |
Long Island
Educational Corner
With Carol Bottstein, M.S. Ed.
School Psychologist
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LIHome411.com is an online directory of contractors on Long Island. The mission of the company is to be a resource for all Long Island homeowners who are looking to find qualified contractors for home repair and remodeling.
Our Column here on Long Island Economy is poised
to help average home owners by giving them
hints, tips, & advice on how to make renovations
and improvements on their homes. Read our
article today to see what we have in store for
you.
This Week: Siding Your Home
Saturday, September 13, 2008
The many specific kinds of siding are made from four types of material: Wood, stone/brick, metal, and plastic/synthetics. Natural wood is beautiful, although it requires more maintenance than other choices to remain attractive... |
Long Island Home
Improvement
With Long Island Home 411
Home Improvement Specialists
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Karim Gamil Pertew is a screenwriter /director from Long Island who has a bachelors degree in film production and history. His unique movie review style is unlike any that is in the business today, he provides short but straight to the point reviews that will make you want to see a movie based on the components rather than the hype. Be sure to check out all of your major blockbuster movie reviews here first before you go anywhere else on the web.
This Week: The Dark Knight (2008)
Thursday, July 30, 2008
“The Dark Knight” was entertaining for the most part and comedic given “The Joker” character. However, the film did lack the comic book Mise en scene (visual style, properties of the environment) that “Sin City” and “Spiderman” capture quite well, and the 152-minute runtime is excessive for the average moviegoer...
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Long Island
Movie
Review
With Karim Gamil Pertew
Professional Movie Critic & Director
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As a native of Long Island and with an M.A. from SUNY
StonyBrook, Kimlee has extensive experience
within the education, hospitality, and business
industries. She brings to us a keen insight in
her column — BACK TO BASICS 101. Read on to find
out more…
This Week: Relationships 101
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
No one is perfect, but whether you are a man looking for the best woman for you, or a woman looking for Mr. Right,--take a look at these top 6 qualities in order to have a good stable relationship... |
Back To Basics 101
With Kimlee
Advice Specialist
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Bill Maddock
is an undergraduate student pursuing a BA in
Politics at New York University and plans on
attending law school after graduation, though
he'll never forget his Long Island roots. Always
ready for a debate, Bill is a proud member of
NYU's newly-founded Political Union & Review.
This is his first column in an established
publication other than his own blog, and is very
excited to cover the 2008 Presidential election.
This Week: The Unchanging Problem
Monday, June 9, 2008
Barack Obama is running for President on the premise of ‘Change.’ Arguments abound on whether or not he’ll be able to make good on his promises of it, but there is no doubt that he is indeed running on and for Americans’ overwhelming desire for it. Change is attractive as a concept, as an abstraction, as a promise, and as a chance...
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Election 2008
Race to the White House
With Bill Maddock
Political Analyst
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Dorothea Carney has been a teacher for 13 years and an entrepreneur for as long as she can remember. She has started many home-based businesses, especially when she was home raising her children. This was before the Internet exploded with opportunities! Now it’s easier than ever to make extra money at home! In her column, “Home Based Opportunities,” she shares with you all her discoveries– the good, the bad, and the ugly.
This Week: 7 Things You Must Do to Succeed...
Monday, April 14, 2008
Everyone wants to make money at home! Whether you’re a retiree, a stay-at-home mom or just want a second income, a home based business sounds mighty attractive. You can work when you want, avoid travel expenses and heartaches, and be your own boss. What could be better than that! |
Home Based Opportunities
With Dorothea Carney
Entrepreneur & Teacher
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Tolga Tohumcu is a software engineer & educator who holds a
Master's Degree in Computer Science from NYIT.
He works as an Adjunct Professor in Computer
Programming and Information Systems Department
at SUNY Farmingdale. Since 2000 he has worked as
an Adjunct Professor on variety of SUNY campuses
(Stony Brook, Old Westbury, Suffolk Community
College) and private colleges (Katharine Gibbs
College and Whiz School). He have also worked on
a C++ book that is published by Dr. Ebrahimi.
(C++ Programming Easy Ways).
This Week:
BACKUP...BACKUP...BACKUP...
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Almost every individual owns a computer whether it
is a desktop, laptop, pocket pc or some other
electronic device that holds information. This
information could be documents, music, videos,
personal files, etc... |
Technology Today
With Tolga Tohumcu
Information Technology Specialist
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