3 Visionary Leaders And What We Can Learn From Them

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May 172013
 

BWI Airport Southwest Airlines

Being a leader isn’t always easy, especially when you have to figure out ways to satisfy multiple groups of people. Below, you’ll find out about three leaders who paved their own ways to success, even when it was challenging.

Southwest Airlines CEO James Parker

In the aftermath of the terrorism attacks of September 11th, air passengers were stranded as the United States struggled to get back on its feet. As described on the Business Insider website, Southwest Airline’s CEO James Parker knew how to respond in a way that put customers and employees first. To pass the time, the airline encouraged its employees to take customers to the Continue reading »

How To Get People To Vote And Reverse Low Voter Turnouts

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May 152013
 

People who do not vote are political terrorists

It seems that election after election is seeing lower voter turnouts. Are the people who are responsible for motivating people to exercise their right to vote failing miserably to do their jobs? All across north America, every election sees fewer and fewer people casting a ballot, and the trend shows no sign of slowing or declining. This has led to a lot of conversation about the best ways to get people to vote, which in turn, has led to a further decline in voter participation.

The officials responsible for motivating the public to exercise its civic duty have wasted hundreds of Continue reading »

What Kind of Protection Does Your Computer Need?

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May 152013
 

computer protectionIn modern times it almost goes without saying that an anti-virus program is required, but there are many other forms of protection that you should use to keep yourself safe as well, depending on your particular situation. Types of protection you can use may include the following.

Anti-malware

Truthfully, the difference between “malware” and “viruses” is often pretty much just usage. Sometimes people will call a particular program ‘malware,’ and other times it will be described as a ‘virus.’ The main difference in terms of how it’s used is related to how its Continue reading »

The Cars that Failed – The World’s Top 5 Dumb Cars

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May 152013
 

So we have cars that, despite the years that have past, are still unforgotten. Some are still being driven by millionaire playboys who love the feel of a vintage car. This is one of the main reasons why there are a lot of car manufacturers out there. And when there’s car companies, then car insurance agents are sure to follow. Is this why not having your own vehicle seems more refreshing instead? I don’t know about you, but when I got my own vehicle, I’ve dealt and talked with several agents that I really have to memorize their names or else, I’d get confused.

In any case, having your own car is indeed worth it. If you got it by painfully saving your own money or by getting Continue reading »

Fathers’ Day Gifts for the Fashion Conscious Father

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May 142013
 

Father and son fishing

Fathers, they can have a quite an impact on our lives! Whether passing on knowledge, wisdom and advice as we progress or simply being there for a chat, Dads are often the greatest influencers in a child’s life. So what better way to show them how much you appreciate them than by spoiling them rotten this Father’s Day?

If your Dad has an eye for style and likes to look his best at all times please read on for five unique gift ideas that any stylish Dad will love. Continue reading »

Moving Solo to Another State: You Can Do It!

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May 102013
 

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According to the United States Census Bureau, more than 40 million Americans move to another home each year, and people between the ages of 18 and 34 do so most often. Understandably, this milestone is often most convenient with support from friends and family, but if you’re anticipating moving to another state and doing it alone, it’s possible. Keep reading to learn more about solo strategies that can help you breathe easier as the Continue reading »

Even With Green Cars, Children are Still Affected By Pollution

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May 102013
 

In a recent study conducted by UCLA’s Fielding School of Public Health, researchers discovered a possible link between traffic-related air pollution and several rare childhood cancers. The study, led by Julia Heck, an assistant researcher in the Fielding School’s epidemiology department, collected data on almost 4,000 children who were born in California between 1998 and 2007. Pollution exposure was estimated for the various areas around each child’s home and cancer risk was determined using statistical analysis. The study showed that children exposed to more pollution were those more prone to developing cancer. Continue reading »

5 Weirdest Restaurants in Tokyo

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May 102013
 

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The vibrant and bustling metropolis of Tokyo is home to over 100,000 restaurants and can even boast more Michelin stars than the culinary delights of Paris. However, it comes as no surprise that a city known for its unusual and peculiar oddities is home to a number of themed restaurants, from the seemingly straightforward to the downright strange. Here are five of our favourites. Continue reading »

Why Living in a House with Wheels May Actually be a Great Idea By Stacey Thompson

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May 102013
 

Funny House On Wheels

Our culture has so many derogatory terms for the average person living in an RV, trailer, van, or any sort of automobile with living accommodations, and I won’t bother to mention any of them (google ‘em up if you want). Some are funny, some tend to stereotype the kind of person living in it quite negatively, and others are downright offensive and crass.

To be fair, I have never “lived” in a vehicle for more than three days, and I have a Continue reading »

New Workout Regimens to Look Out For In 2013

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May 102013
 

runningEven though it is now the beginning of May, you need to get ready for the upcoming summer season. Being fit, healthy and slim is not an easy mission. In 2013 you need to go back to basics and follow the latest trends in fitness and training. 2012 was notorious for ViPR strength methods, pilates and CrossFit exercise.

Popular workout methods of 2013 would bring you different exercising techniques and feasible results. No matter what workout plan you choose, you need to exercise at your own pace and don’t be afraid to experiment with new techniques. Following you will find a list of hot workout techniques in 2013: Continue reading »

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