A latecomer to DJing, Mark Ulep, aka DJ Kram, didn’t start until he had graduated from college with a degree in civil engineering.
House fires happen more frequently during the winter months each year due to holiday decorations, malfunctioning furnaces and increased use of cooking appliances and fireplaces, according to the U.S. Fire Administration. Fire Prevention Month in October is a good time for homeowners to make fire escape plans and take steps to prevent house fires. Every member of your family, from your youngest child to the oldest senior, can help to protect your home from fire and learn how to assist others in getting out in case a fire does occur.
The growing obesity rates in the United States have companies, health care workers and even the government discussing concerns about the physical and mental health effects and costs associated with weight gain. By taking responsibility of your own health and wellness, obesity can be controlled. Start with a goal, but make it a realistic one that will have you feeling a sense of accomplishment when you achieve it, and ultimately, maintain it.
The chillier days bring more than cool air, colorful foliage and long sleeves. They also mark the beginning of cold and flu season. It’s important to make sure a cold or the flu doesn’t inhibit day-to-day activities by using good hygiene habits.
The cooler temperatures and changing colors of fall draw many people outdoors to explore what nature has to offer. The summer harvest has made room for many cold weather crops for those in the north, and tomatoes are just beginning to blossom for those in the southwest. Regardless of where you live, the fall garden still offers a lot to be used and discovered.
The “magic” of the holiday season across the U.S. seems to arrive earlier and earlier each year, and so by late October, many store shelves are already stocked and awaiting excited shoppers. And although the holidays are undoubtedly a meaningful and special occasions for those in fortunate situations, it’s easy to take for granted that family, gifts and a warm meal will be a part of the celebration.
This year, shoppers are expected to take a different approach to holiday shopping, preferring gifts that provide long-term real value versus those that provide an immediate, but short-lived “wow” effect. Consider these tips for giving heartfelt, meaningful gifts that can fit into any budget.
With each passing year, more Americans turn to the Internet to do their holiday shopping. In fact, more than 52 million people shopped online from work during last year’s holiday season, according to the National Retail Federation. While many consumers are familiar with shopping online, it’s still important to take some necessary precautions to protect your privacy.
As the United States, one of the world’s wealthiest countries, struggles with debt and a still-uncertain economy, Americans are closely watching the steps our leaders are taking to address long-term fiscal problems. The state of our nation’s economy has also caused many individuals to re-examine their own personal finances and money management plans.
What do the holidays mean to you? It’s a special time of year for many people, and many of us share similar tastes and traditions when it comes to how we decorate and celebrate. But if you’re craving something different this year, personalizing your holiday decor can be a great way to put a fresh face on the season.
The era of the Internet start-up boom may be over, but demand for technology professionals continues to rise. Broader use of cheaper, more easily available technology by a variety of industries, and a dearth of technology professionals mean technology will continue to be a hot career choice.
Many people think of their health insurer or health plan as the company that pays their medical bills when they get sick or visit the doctor. They may not realize that their health plan can be so much more – a place to find health and wellness programs that can help them stay healthy or help manage ongoing medical conditions such as diabetes or heart disease.
Branding isn’t just for the big guys. Small businesses can launch, grow and expand through clear and consistent messaging and marketing, just like larger companies do.
With schools in session, it’s a busy time of year for most families, and there’s plenty of stress without having to worry about catching the flu. Make flu vaccination a priority in your family as soon as the vaccine is available.