It turns out that you aren’t crazy: women’s pockets really are smaller than men’s. And women are not happy about it. Forbes estimates that, while the average woman owned only nine outfits in 1930, today she owns one for each day of the month. However, you’d be hard-pressed to find a 30-outfit collection that features…
Natural Gas Projects Facing Regulatory Issues Across U.S.
The United States is one of the largest producers of natural gas across the globe. In 2016, the U.S. extracted nearly 750 billion cubic meters of natural gas, which is the second most heavily consumed energy source across the country. And as of July 2017, there are 178,400 people working in the Oil and Gas…
As Cyber Attacks Continue Across the Globe, Small Businesses Need to Prepare For the Worst
About 33% of small business owners report that a lack of funding is a top business challenge. Unfortunately, there are plenty other challenges that can devastate organizations. Cyber attacks are once again wreaking digital havoc across the globe. According to Rueters, in recent weeks, Singapore experienced the worst cyber attack in its history and a bank in Spain…
Impacted Earwax Is a Growing Concern Among Senior Citizens
Earwax is something that everyone deals with throughout their lives. While it may be gross at times, earwax actually plays an important role in keeping our ears healthy. But when greasy earwax builds up too much, it can become a serious problem. And recent data shows that earwax buildup is causing significant health issues in…
Toxic Red Tide in Florida Prompts State of Emergency
Florida is one of the most populated states in the country. With sunny skies and sandy beaches, it’s no surprise that the state attracts more than 100 million visitors each year. But sunshine doesn’t make the state immune to problems. And right now, Florida is experiencing a rather unpleasant problem: a reeking red tide. The…
New UK Report Shows Benefits of Using Drones to Deliver Medical Supplies
Drones have become a staple in today’s society. With more than 770,000 drones already being registered with the FAA, it’s no surprise that there are a growing number of uses for drone technology. From agriculture to real estate, companies and organizations have found new and improved ways to use drones. And the latest use for…
Germany National Team Loses Star Amid Allegations Of Racial Discrimination
Let’s put into perspective the average shot velocity of a professional soccer player. When a human being lifts, say, a 10 kilogram (about 22 pounds) box it puts 180 kilograms (nearly 400 pounds) of force on the spine. A professional soccer player’s strike travels around 30 meters per second, totaling around 1,200 pounds (544 kilograms)…
Millennials Are Resurrecting RVs As An Affordable Way To Travel
The Recreational Vehicle Industry Association has predicted that more than 10 million RVs will hit the road this year, breaking all records from years past. It isn’t retirees or nostalgic baby boomers who are making this possible, but largely millennials. Millennials are perhaps the most mobile generation, exploring cities, restaurants, and cultural landmarks to experience in real…
5 Secrets To Selling Your Home Quickly And Easily
Putting your home on the market is intimidating, with realtors, inspectors, and potential buyers stomping through the hallways and seemingly judging every nook and cranny of this place where you’ve made memories. With any luck, this process will not be a long one for you. The average home was sold within four weeks of being listed in…
The Changing Face Of Children’s Sports
It’s no secret by now that kids need physical activity to grow up physically, mentally, and emotionally healthy. But are gym classes and park visits enough, or do kids need organized sports activities through their school and community? In the past couple decades, the face of children’s organized athletics has changed rapidly, leading some to…