Category Archives: Education

New GVP Training with Certificate

Miami, FL, May 29, 2024 –Pharma Lessons has launched a new Good Pharmacovigilance Practice Training with certificate. The training has been developed from scratch and is quite different from the free GVP course that the company currently offers on the corporate website. It is a brand new product that features new content, new structure and new approach. The certificate Pharmacovigilance training covers the latest GPvP principles and guidelines and is a beautifully designed interactive product that provides both fundamental knowledge and a pleasant experience. It is suitable for anyone involved in PV or activities relating to the detection and prevention of medicine-related adverse effects and problems.

The new course has a dedicated page that serves detailed information about the package to all interested to enroll. Companies and individuals will also find there a short demo of the course and a sample of the certificate each trainee will receive upon successful completion of the training exam.

Michael Worrall and Sheri Tills’s New Book NXT 24

Omaha, NE, May 29, 2024 — Michael Worrall and Sheri Tills, both masters of overcoming hardships and maintainers of a strong faith, have completed their new book, “NXT 24: Discover happiness and true joy in your life while you create a legacy”: a gripping and potent guide for increasing self-worth.

“We are thrilled to share with you our book on the important topic of personal development,” say Worrall and Tills. “In our lives, we face various challenges and struggles that can impact our growth and happiness. Whether it be in our career, personal life, physical health, family relationships, mental well-being, or financial stability, we all go through moments of pain, disappointment, and loss that can leave us feeling defeated.

“In today’s world, the pressure to succeed and excel in every aspect of our lives can be overwhelming. However, we are here to remind you that regardless of what you may be going through, you have greatness in you. You have the potential to achieve all the desires of your heart and make a positive impact in the lives of those around you.”

Author Marlena Sweet’s New Book, Kitten Has a Bad Day A Very Bad Day Indeed

Portland, OR, May 29, 2024 — Marlena Sweet, a lifelong advocate for animals, has completed her new book, “Kitten Has a Bad Day: A Very Bad Day Indeed!”: a charming tale that follows the adventures of an orange kitten who learns a series of important lessons while experiencing one of the worst days ever.

Born in British Columbia, Canada, in 1948, author Marlena Sweet moved with her family to Oregon, where she currently resides in southeast Portland. The author has always had strong emotional attachments to her pets and is passionate about the physical health of other critters met through unexpected encounters. She shares her home with three cats and a dwarf rabbit and derives joy in feeding the feral cat community in her neighborhood. She has been writing poetry and creative short stories since she was in grade school, and after being diagnosed with Stage 4 melanoma six years ago, began dedicating her time to writing full-time.

“The story shows how a small child (in this case, a kitten) learns to try new things but must always be very careful,” writes Marlena. “It teaches that when they get overtired, they need to lie down for a rest so they don’t get sick. Best of all, it teaches that mommy or daddy will be there to help make everything better when they get overly tired or sick. That will let them know that getting the rest they need is very important if they want to stay healthy and have playdates with their friends. When the dog in the story decides not to chase or bark at the kitten anymore, it teaches your child that sometimes we have to be nice to our playdate friends and siblings, especially when they ask us nicely to stop bothering them. This teaches the child to ignore them and find something else to do, which is where compassion and forgiveness begins. Perhaps the child can color a picture for their sibling or friend, study picture books (like this one), or take a short nap if they’re tired!”

Author Eloy Ortega’s Book Memoirs of A Contractor in A War Zone

Cypress, TX, May 29, 2024 –Eloy Ortega has completed his new book, “Memoirs of A Contractor in A War Zone: Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) Theater of Operations”: a gripping work that sheds light on the author’s experience of going to a foreign land and entering a war zone as a civilian and not as a soldier.

Author Eloy Ortega came from the barrio. Born in Corpus Christi, Texas, on August 2, 1965, he embarked on a fifty-seven-year adventure. His childhood was full of strife, as he grew up homeless and was orphaned by the age of fifteen. Surrounded by poverty, his life turned to juvenile delinquency, and he found himself constantly in trouble with the law—nevertheless, he had big dreams of getting himself out of the barrio. When he was eligible, he joined the army. Fate, however, intervened, and within two-and-a-half years, he left active duty because of the passing of several of his immediate family members.

Within a couple of years, he was able to join the Army Reserve in Corpus Christi, Texas. Two years after that, he moved to Rio Grande City in South Texas where he was a Unit Administrator for the Army Reserves. While in uniform, he deployed to Saudi Arabia’s Operation Desert Storm, serving under LTG William Pagonis for six months. Leaving the Army Reserve, at this time, he met his wife, thereupon changing his life forever. He initially worked in law enforcement in Rio Grande City. Unfortunately, after giving birth to their second daughter, his wife was diagnosed with cancer; thus, the family moved to seek medical attention in Houston, Texas, warranting his resignation as a deputy from the Starr County Sheriff’s Department.

While in Houston, to support his family and his wife’s treatments, he strove to join Kellogg, Brown, and Root (KBR), which was the main civilian support for US troops. This was his opportunity to continue, even as a civilian, to serve. He applied, and on August 3, 2003, he was on his way, via Kuwait, to Iraq’s Operation Iraqi Freedom. His administrative and leadership skills enabled him and his team of operators to develop the best water supply system—in a war zone. This launched him to become the logistics leader in Water and Utilities Operations throughout the war zone. At the end of this period, he met and briefed numerous high-ranking military leaders and congressional visitors, receiving high praise for his overall demeanor, communication skills, and knowledge.

During his service in Iraq, he was wounded by a mortar attack and received the Secretary of Defense for the Defense of Freedom commendation. The wound would lead to future medical and psychological challenges. More serious issues followed, and despite this, he has survived. With determination and belief in oneself, Eloy shows that anything is possible.

Eloy writes, “Departing Kuwait to Iraq, I was issued a bulletproof vest with no plates due to supply shortages. I remember asking for a second bulletproof vest without the steel plates so that I could make myself believe if I got shot the vest would help me. I continue to ask myself what I was doing there if I loved my family with all my heart, and then another thought came in my head. I remembered why I was there, so then I prayed to God to guide the way for me and everybody along with all civilians and military going to Iraq. One significant sign caught my attention; the most little did I know the importance of it will be significant later as the story goes on. We proceeded to load our Chevrolet dually truck with plenty of cases of water and MREs to survive. We were told to take whatever we wanted to take, because if we wouldn’t take it with us, we wouldn’t have it. After going to the market in Kuwait City, we purchased enough snacks, chips, and my favorite soft drink. I got enough Dr. Pepper to last for several months.”

Angel Gonzalez & Brittany Gonzalez’s New Book Taking the Leap Into Commercial Real Estate

Arvada, CO, May 29, 2024 –Fulton Books authors Angel Gonzalez, who has over nineteen plus years of experience in finance, banking, and executive management with fortune five hundred companies, and Brittany Gonzalez, a managing partner with over twenty years of experience in the banking industry, have completed their most recent book, “Taking the Leap into Commercial Real Estate”: a thorough guide providing valuable insights into commercial real estate syndication and the benefits it can offer to investors.

With his nearly two decades of experience, author Angel Gonzalez has experience with a broad range of industries, including accounting, capital management, marketing, and consulting. He began investing in real estate in 2005 and built a portfolio of single-family homes before discovering the power of commercial real estate and syndication. Angel is a veteran of the US Army and holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology and business administration from Augsburg University.

Over the course of her career, author Brittany Gonzalez has taken on various roles focused on customer service, payroll, and finance. She has a passion for helping others, whether that is mentoring individuals/couples to be their best and strive for more or to provide a listening ear. She holds a master’s degree in organizational leadership from Bethel University and a bachelor’s degree in human resource and general management from Minnesota State University, Mankato. She is active in the community, volunteering for nonprofit organizations such as Feed My Starving Children, Bridging, and People Serving People.

Angel and Brittany share, “The investment strategies outlined in the book focuses on value-add investments, which involve acquiring properties that can be improved through strategic management and renovations. This approach can generate increased cash flow and appreciation, leading to long-term growth for investors.

“The Keystone Advantages strategies offer investors access to recession-resistant real estate, high-quality investment opportunities, and regular passive cash flow. By investing in prevetted private equity transactions, investors can also benefit from strategic placement of their investment capital.”

How This Former Fisherman Turned Crisis Into His Launching Pad

Joshua Tree, CA, May 29, 2024 –From Crisis to Triumph:
In Vaughan’s transformative guidebook, “Take Advantage of Your Crisis,” he empowers readers to harness the hidden opportunities within adversity and emerge stronger. He shares practical methods for reframing challenges as stepping stones to greatness, leveraging setbacks as springboards for growth, and cultivating a mindset that sees crisis as an opportunity for transformation. For Example, Vaughan delves into a transformative approach he developed to overcome his own battles with addiction. This unique program, Vaughan argues, aligns with fundamental human needs and instincts. After implementing these steps, Vaughan found a profound and lasting positive impact on his life. Whether you’re facing personal hurdles, career shifts, or life’s curveballs, this book provides a roadmap to unlock your full potential and achieve lasting success.

Author Bill Pirkle’s New Book The Rotten Apple

New York, NY, May 28, 2024 –Bill Pirkle, who holds a degree in mathematics, has completed his new book, “The Rotten Apple: How the Teachers’ Union Destroyed Our Schools”: a gripping, true account of the author’s own experiences in witnessing the control a teacher’s union can have over a school board, and the detrimental impact it can have on the education system, oftentimes leaving students in the dust.

After working as an emergency substitute teacher for over three years, teaching from kindergarten to twelfth grade, author Bill Pirkle was appalled by what he saw, especially in grades 7 through 12. He began attending school board meetings and making suggestions on how to improve the schools, and also wrote “The Pirkle Report” for his local paper, trying to explain to the public what was going on.

The school board refused to even consider his suggestions, despite his experience of actually having been in the classroom. It was then that he realized the school board was afraid to make any changes that might upset the teachers’ union, and thus, “The Rotten Apple” was born to show how the teachers’ union actually controls and runs the schools.

“In the ’50s, the schools worked,” writes Pirkle. “Now they don’t. What changed? Did the children’s brains change? Did the parents change? No. What changed is that there was no teachers’ union in the ’50s. Now there is. Now we can’t evaluate teachers, test teachers, and fire bad teachers. Now they are in total control of teaching since they present themselves as experts, having gotten a degree in education. They presume and assert that they know more about this than the people who should run the schools.”

WHFF.TV Broadcast and Media Launches the Un-Ideal Parent

Greenwich, CT, May 28, 2024 — WHFF had committed to a soft launch (or pre-launch) of 50 top-quality supports at the end of 2023. By the 1st quarter of the following year, it received a total of 14,000 views and continued content delivery to over thousands of free subscribers around the world. Costs were reduced by completing surveys and continuing to serve ads via email. As we know, a household can have multiple viewers, so it’s likely that many more people watch a streamer’s series or movies than you expected. But streaming games does more than just drive subscribers, according to Netflix. Storage is required. One way he keeps viewers interested is to keep them excited about new series while they wait for their favorite shows to return. And while WHFF focuses on the parenting channel and is committed to healthy parenting, we welcome research on what the future holds.

One of the more popular returning series is the Un-Ideal Parent. A now depreciated podcast from iHeartRadio. Throughout the season, the shows focus on improving communication with siblings, parents and children, and parents who have difficulty engaging with their children. There were varying views presented by Dr. Rachel Levitch as host, but the points were clear. It’s hard work being an “ousted” parent that wants parenting rights and privileges enforced. Dr. Rachel Levitch works with Strengthening Parent-Child Relationships through building your personal self-image & managing emotions. She can be reached at https://dr-rachel-levitch.cid-edu.org. Her motto is simple: “your child(ren)s success depends on yours.”

Whether your child is an adult or under 18, there are triggers and traumas that even good parents must go through. And now, the series, which began on April 14, 2024, with the first episode of the second season, is a story about co-parenting with a less-than-ideal narcissist.

The Un-Ideal Parent’s season 2 episode 1, Dr. Levitch points out that narcissists only care about themselves. They don’t hesitate to humiliate or discredit others if it gets them what they want. But to be certain; tune in to the latest episode of the parenting channel at WHFF.tv.

Jessica Stafford’s Newly Released Through Small Eyes

La Fayette, GA, May 28, 2024 — “Through Small Eyes (Life from a Dog’s Perspective)”: a heartwarming story of sibling connection. “Through Small Eyes (Life from a Dog’s Perspective)” is the creation of published author, Jessica Stafford.

Stafford shares, “Through Small Eyes is the story of one dog, Harley, whose life suddenly changes as another dog, Mia, of a different breed joins the family.
Harley assumes his life will be ruined and his family will no longer love him.
Harley soon learns he was very wrong.

“The moral of this story is that even when our lives change because we get a new brother or sister, even if they look different than we do, family is family—no matter the size, shape, or color—and families always love each other no matter what.”

Author Abbas Kadkhodayan, Ph.D.’s New Book Guarding Human Health

Maryville, IL, May 28, 2024 — Abbas Kadkhodayan, Ph.D. has completed his new book, “Guarding Human Health”: a timely work that provides the most relevant scientific information that is publicly available in the open literature including its author’s opinion regarding environmental pollution, nutrition, non-communicable diseases such as obesity, and their effect on human health.

Author Abbas Kadkhodayan writes, “Our body is a complex biological machine that gets directly affected by anything we ingest, inhale, or absorb through skin. Among these three ways that various substances enter our body, we have no control of substances that are entering our bodies through inhaling or skin absorption, with the exception of intentionally inhaling tobacco/drugs or absorbing cosmetics and some non-oral medications. Also, we only have limited control when it comes to ingestion because we have no idea how much our foods are contaminated with xenobiotic chemicals (chemicals foreign to our biological system, such as food additives, preservatives, drugs, and environmental pollutants). These days, regardless of how careful or how knowledgeable one can be, still it is impossible to avoid environmental pollutants totally. These pollutants are everywhere: they are in the air we breathe, they are in the water we drink, they are in the food we eat, plus they are in anything that we use, manipulate, and touch.”

Published by Newman Springs Publishing, Abbas Kadkhodayan, Ph.D.’s data-backed work explores important factors that affect human health and longevity such as environmental pollution, type of nutrition, and various non-communicable diseases and, in particular, the current obesity crisis that only started to become vividly visible in the last 4 decades or so.

Readers who wish to experience this eye-opening work can purchase “Guarding Human Health” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iBooks Store, Amazon, or Barnes and Noble.