Lights on a Christmas tree may seem like a relatively recent phenomenon, but people who can’t wait to deck the halls each December may be surprised to learn that this beloved tradition dates all the way back to the late nineteenth century. Edward Johnson, a friend, and colleague of Thomas Edison introduced holiday light bulbs in 1882. Prior to that, candles were lit on trees and families would briefly gaze at this awe-inspiring bit of
Pitfalls to avoid falling into debt
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High consumer debt can compromise individuals’ financial futures and have an adverse effect on their overall health. Debt has long been an issue that threatens individuals’ well-being, but the good news is that certain debts seem to be on the decline. According to the “Quarterly Report on Household Debt and Credit” that was released in May 2021 by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, credit card balances were $157 billion lower by the end
Romelia Farms Wildlife Preserve is located on a historic property in Merritt Island that dates back to the 1890’s. It first operated as a navel orange grove, and later went on to become one of Florida’s first alligator ranches. When Jeremy and Lina Graves first inquired about the property in late 2020, it certainly wasn’t because they had any interest in buying a zoo. In fact, the only thing they were interested in was leasing
For the Hiring Manager – Lure in Great Candidates / By Alan Bernstein, President and Chief Human Resource Consultant of HR Office Savers, Inc.
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One of the first steps to finding great employees is determining what type of person will fit into the new position and the company. But finding the right way to lure in candidates can be difficult if not done properly. Advertising Your Position Industry specific websites and networking events are great places to post job openings and look for candidates. They can appeal to applicants currently looking for work or those simply interested in the
The pelvic floor is made up of tissue that forms a sling across the bottom of the pelvis. This sling supports and keeps our pelvic organs in place (bladder, uterus, intestines, colon, and rectum). When abdominal pressure increases the sling stretches or lowers to allow space for the expanding abdomen. This necessary expansion and contraction is referred to as the second diaphragm because it moves downward as the respiratory diaphragm moves upward. When these two