When an organization is trying to implement a systematized inventory management process or trying to improve the one that is already in place, the real life tactical question arises as to what the functions of this process should be and who should do what on a day-to-day basis. The following list offers one way to break the process up into functional areas of responsibility which should have all or some reporting responsibility to the one responsible for the material management of the organizati...

Things started out great. Your first date was wonderful and it was smooth sailing toward “relationship” land. You should be thrilled–but you’re not. Maybe things have cooled off or you’re just not as happy as you used to be. As much as you hate to admit, it may be time to give him his walking papers–or at least make some changes. If you’re not sure, read on and see if any of these signs sound like your relationship: 1. You feel like a long-distance coupl...

Whether you want to want to get rid of that gray hair or you just want to have a new look, dying is a good way to achieve it. Unfortunately, hair dying entails consequences that may damage and dry your hair when used inappropriately. The selected color of your dye should blend with the original color of your hair and eyebrows and to enhance your features. Experimenting is good, but dyes can be rough on your hair when used frequently. Although it is best to dye at a professional salon or stylist,...

During the Great Depression, women made up 25% of the work force, but their jobs were more unstable, temporary or seasonal then men, and the unemployment rate was much greater. There was also a decided bias and cultural view that “women didn’t work” and in fact many who were employed full time often called themselves “homemakers.” Neither men in the workforce, the unions, nor any branch of government were ready to accept the reality of working women, and this bias...

Adolescence is the developmental phase between childhood and adulthood characterized by rapid changes in physical, psychosocial, moral, and cognitive growth. There are 3 stages of adolescence: early (11-13 years), mid (14-16 years), and late (>17 years). Each of these stages differs in respect to the developmental milestones your adolescent needs to achieve. Everybody is different, and not every child reaches certain stages at the same time as other kids. The most important thing is to be sup...