Everyone loves the holidays because it can be a wonderful time to cut loose and have fun as the year is closing out. Family and friends are around and catching up with everyone at the holiday parties is great fun, with drinks and yummy treats to be had by all. Decorating your house with beautiful … … Continue reading
Fall is once again upon us and with it the fun and festivities surrounding Halloween. According to the National Retail Federation: “More than 171 million Americans plan to celebrate Halloween this year, spending an average $82.93, up from last year’s $74.34. Total spending is expected to reach $8.4 billion, an all-time high in the history of NRF’s … … Continue reading
Not only is business confidence directly impacted by real-time, economic trends, but it also a crucial indicator for future growth and sentiment. This is why entrepreneurs will have been disappointed to learn to true cost of a volatile and unpredictable 2016, during which the UK electorate voted to leave the EU, the value of the pound … … Continue reading
I’ve recently been reading up on survival preparedness in case of a loss of power for lengthy periods of time. Residents of developed nations are dismally dependent on electricity to make it through their days. Without power, nothing works – for most of us – no lights, no heat, no air conditioning, no entertainment, possibly no … … Continue reading
Prevention is better than having to deal with a problem due to negligence. If you are looking to improve how you handle waste management, you should be using ways that help you keep the amount of waste at a low level. The more waste products you generate will cost you –unless you have your own … … Continue reading
In spite of the fact that it rotates soundlessly around the Sun in a void so cold it can only be compared to a spurned lover’s icy glare, the Earth, as we all know, is quite temperate. In fact, the deeper you penetrate into the Earth’s mantle, the warmer it gets – topping out at … … Continue reading