Do you need an excuse to de-clutter your home? Look no further. Clutter can be psychologically and physically problematic. Whether the clutter is accumulated out of laziness or from sentimental value, if it’s been over a year, it’s time to get rid of it. Peter Walsh, TV personality and organizational design expert, divides clutter into […]
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What is the tech startup bubble? It is based on an investment phenomenon that involves an obvious but unsustainable market rise that is due to increased speculation in tech stocks. The share price grows due to increased hype, unproven technology companies go public, and the bubble pops when they can’t meet the over-valued demands. Some
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Because beef costs have been at an all-time high since 2003, many restaurants are electing to remove beef options from their menus, to save money. Turns out that this is a mistake, because having beef on the menu actually increases profits. Beef is the number one protein source on menus, over the cheaper protein options
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The costs and need for long-term care are rising, and it is important to protect your retirement, and your family from large costs. It is highly likely that you will require long-term care in your lifetime – 70 percent of people ages 65+ will require long-term care, and out of those who already have long-term
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These days, it would be difficult to imagine the president without the secret service surrounding him. Before 1901, however, the secret service was used to check for counterfeit currency. It was only in 1901, after the assassination of William McKinley, that the secret service began the task of protecting the president. Today the secret service
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Tiger parenting is a parenting style typically associated with Asian-Americans. It involves strict parenting, free time restrictions, and a lot of hard work, all to achieve higher grades in school. Tiger parenting has received increased attention, and with it, criticism, with the publication of “Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother” by Amy Chua. She offers insight
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Choosing a web host can be a difficult task. There are certain things you should look for, especially if you are looking for a good web host. Great customer service and tech support are very important, as well as a near-perfect uptime. Check out the infographic below presented by websitehostreview.com to learn more about what
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The development of alternative medicines, which range from homeopathic remedies to acupuncture to yoga, have been long in the making, beginning in the early 1800s because of the cholera outbreak. Today, almost 40% of Americans take some kind of alternative medicine. To learn about the history of these alternative medicines, check out this infographic presented
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College is usually a good investment, but that’s not the case for every school in America. The question is, are universities worth it? One in three college students drop out after the first year, wasting around nine billion dollars every year. Check out the infographic below presented by CheapOnlineDegrees.org to learn about whether college is
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Have you ever considered using an online tool to give to an organization? Online giving is one of the fastest growing channels of fundraising, although still heavily unused to its full effectiveness. Right now, online giving accounts for just 7 percent of all fundraising profits, even though it has a lot of positive growth. If
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