Twenty years ago, the only way to buy jewelry was to go to a store, pick it out, and purchase it. With the advent of new marketing distribution tools and the ever-popular Internet, the variety of ways to purchase jewelry … Continue reading
when the time comes. it is kind of frightening that typically within 90 seconds, a potential employer knows whether or not they will hire you. check out the infographic:
went up into some trees. from what i am reading, it seems that due to the extensive flooding in parts of Pakistan, the spiders have had to retreat into trees, and thus began spinning. for those with arachnophobia, this would … Continue reading
I wrote an article for the online newspaper, The Epoch Times. Read all about a great holiday gift here: The Green Grab Bag
As the United States is in the worse economic recession since the Great Depression, it is no wonder that so many people are getting involved with or believing in the protests of Occupy Wall Street. What was once considered a … Continue reading
On October 31, 2011, the global population reached 7 billion people. While the number might be easy to site when talking about the population increase, it is more difficult to imagine exactly how large the number 7,000,000,000 really is. CNN … Continue reading
What began on September 17, 2011, as a movement founded by Adbusters has now become a worldwide protest that is fighting the money movers on Wall Street. The group, Occupy Wall Street, is fueled by their beliefs that one percent … Continue reading
Every single day we access the Internet to catch up on the latest news. We visit our Facebooks, our Twitters, our favorite blogs, and our chosen news outlets. Most of the information we consume is not even useful information; it … Continue reading
Last Sunday, Warwick, N.Y., sponsored their annual Applefest, a festival sponsored by the towns Community Center and the Warwick Valley Chamber of Commerce. Held right on the Hudson Valley, the festival gone on for the last 22 years and has … Continue reading