Who would have thought the year 2020 would begin with concerns of the coronavirus (COVID-19) and the demand to be quarantined? The United States, like other countries, was taken by storm by how rapidly COVID-19 spread. As America continues to battle the pandemic, scores of heath officials have insisted that social distancing should be a…
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The Science Behind Daylight Saving Time
Spring forward, fall back…wait a minute. How does that go? Since many are not sure about the nuts and bolts of Daylight Saving Time (DST), we will delve into more information about this well-known time of the year. Here is what you need to know. First, the official spelling is Daylight Saving Time, not Daylight…
Seen & Heard, Part 2
Celebrities are never bashful, especially when it comes to voicing their opinions, especially when there is Twitter. In the article Seen & Heard, Part 1, we looked at quotes that have been imparted by stars and other public figures, directly to us. For your reading pleasure, here’s part two. Imagine for a Split Second “The best way to…
Seen & Heard, Part 1
They say a hint to the wise is sufficient. And, we’ve all heard of the phrase ‘famous last words.’ So, let’s tap into the minds of the famous, shall we? Forget the glitz, glamor and cameras as we delve into the minds of some of the most iconic names in history. Get a glimpse of quotes imparted by the famous,…
3 Technology Myths Debunked
As technology continues to progress, many rumors or myths about it will continue to progress also. Read three untruths about current technology, some of which you already may know the truth to. A Mythical Experience 1. It seems as though Apple has taken over the world these days and has flooded it with a bevy…
3 Ways to Deal with Toxic People
Life does not offer the classes ‘Toxic People 101’ or ‘Introduction to Toxic People.’ That’s why we have to learn as we go on this front. Toxic people are so damaging because they can bring us down when everything is on the upswing. Wouldn’t it be great to have a way to cope with those who are…
4 Secrets of Truly Happy People
One of the most popular quotes about happiness comes from author Stanley Gordon West, “Smile and the world smiles with you, cry and you cry alone.” Moreover, you can choose to be happy despite the trials and tribulations that will spring up in your life. You may just find your inner happy by following the…
Going for the Gusto: Ending Procrastination in 5 Easy Steps
From our work to our personal lives, we can be forced to wear many hats on any given day. But, how many times have we said to ourselves, ”I’ll do it tomorrow?” The answer: Too many. There are two pluses to this situation; you can change any time you choose and at least you know…
The Exit Strategy
New Jersey is synonymous with beaucoup things. Most notably are Taylor Ham or pork roll, tomatoes, celebrities, politicians that have acquired a national platform and being a leader in high taxes for both homes and automobiles. But, now the ‘Garden State’ has the largest amount of fleeing residents, too. How so? The moving company United…
Taking Direction: 3 “Best Movies of 2012”
Whether “two thumbs up or two thumbs down,” legendary movie critics, Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert, have been giving us their take on movies for decades. What’s more, movie-going is a favorite pastime for many and it rakes in whopping bundles of cash at the box office, each year. On the flip side of things,…
Paper, Paper, Go Away!
Adults have a never-ending laundry list of things that must be accomplished. Paying bills every month, check! Accumulating tons of papers throughout the years, check! What do you do with this now unwanted debris? Well, the answer may be a lot closer and simpler than you may think. Paper by the Pound Not many people…
3 Hurdles Some Teachers Face
Whether for the sheer love of children or to see the proverbial light bulb go on in a child’s head, professionals choose teaching as a career path for any number of reasons. However, teachers face some very serious challenges that often go unnoticed. Though there are many obstacles teachers are confronted with on a day-to-day…
3 Veggies for Optimum Health
The Western diet is like no other diet on the planet. We enjoy a surplus of the finest foods available. As foodies across this part of the hemisphere search for new tastes to savor, veggies can be included in this quest. Here are three vegetables that you may enjoy, just the same. Serving Up Veggies…
5 Adult Summer Camps
Beach perfect temperatures and gulping down tall glasses of lemonade, the sweltering days of summer are almost upon us. What does this mean? This is a time for kids and adults alike to pack up and head off to camp. That’s right, adult summer camp is all the rage these days. Letting Loose Traditionally thought…
Social Buzz
From posting special announcements to pictures, can you imagine life without social media platforms such as Pinterest, Tumblr, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram? I can’t either. The Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project released results of a study that was completed in the latter part of 2012 about social networking platforms. But, what do findings…
A Pet Peeve
Speak to any pet lover and they’ll tell you they hate when pets die. Common sense may dictate that your pet will only live a short amount of time, while your emotions may say the exact opposite. Be it bird, cat, dog or another animal, nobody said coping with the loss of a pet would be easy. Your pet…
Playing Payday Politics
It bares repeating that the current economic state lends itself to many things. With that said, there are no shortage in advertisements claiming to tide you over until payday with a payday loan. And, who doesn’t want to receive cash before their payday? The thought sounds really good, but is it? Strapped for Cash A…
There’s Nothing to Fear!
Franklin D. Roosevelt said, “We have nothing to fear but fear itself.” Some unequivocally believe breaking a mirror will get them seven years’ bad luck; enter the fear of breaking a mirror or catoptrophobia. We can overthink things to the point where they become a fear or phobia; nonetheless, everyone is afraid of something at…
The Bully Effect, Part 1
We’ve all heard stories of people being bullied as children, some from the most unassuming celebrities. Or, we may have firsthand accounts of it because it was done to us in some shape, form or fashion. Knowing what makes bullies tick can be used to benefit your child or someone else’s. Being Aware of Bullying Signs…
Check Mate!
In the game of love couples are king. And, it’s no secret that life sometimes can be hard, therefore being in a supportive love relationship can be a critical part to how one recovers from situations that arise in life. Is your mate supportive when it comes to issues of the heart? Yes?…No?…Maybe? Making the Right Move…
A Slave to Fashion
Straight from the runways of Paris to Milan to New York, the fashion capital of the world. The fashion industry is no stranger to fur. To boot, fur has been a must-have staple in the closets of countless fashionistas for decades and its popularity never seems to wane. Making a Bold Fashion Statement We all want…
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