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Neighborhood Public Library Health Program
Maybe the title should be National Health Education Initiative spearheaded by a Public Library. 14 years ago, the East Brunswick Public Library (EBPL) planted a seed to provide health information...
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10 Investment Lies and What You Should Really Do
Investment lies are widely prevalent in today’s financial system. I will discuss some of the top 10 lies investors are subjected to and show ways to avoid falling prey to...
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Thanksgiving Interfaith Service
My Synagogue participated in a joint Interfaith Thanksgiving Service on Sunday. It was very touching and created feelings of fellowship, optimism, and hope, regardless of our differences. No matter what...
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The Friends Thou Hast…
The friends thou hast, and their adoption tried, grapple them to thy soul with hoops of steel. These are the words of Polonius in Hamlet Act I, Scene III, along...
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Leaving a Legacy of Pleasant Memories
One measure of a great person is the legacy they leave behind. A person who positively impacted many people in their family and others they came in contact with is...
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AI for Work Is Here: What’s Your Readiness Score?
Are You Ready for a New Era of Work? AI, the cornerstone of the modern digital transformation era, is already being leveraged by forward-thinking organizations. While AI has several applications,...
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Digital Transformation Trends for 2024: Workplace Technology
The world of digital transformation is constantly evolving and changing, and so are the tech trends that shape it. In 2024, we can expect to see some amazing workplace technology...
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Debtor’s Prison
We no longer have debtor’s prisons, but people deep in debt are prisoners of a sort. Whatever is owed is an encumbrance of your future earnings, and the work you...
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Additional Yearly S&P 500 30-Year Charts
I find the following information interesting and informative and put them in charts for easy viewing. Some charts start with 1990, some with 2000 and one with 2001 and they...
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Defending IRS Cash Based Audits – Guilty Until Proven Innocent: The Case for Using a Forensic Accountant
Why a Forensic Accountant? Using a forensic account is essential in developing a strategy to handle and defend the findings of a cash-based audit. However, before delving into how they...