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Unplug and Reboot Your Relationship

on Thursday, 16 May 2013. Posted in Family Matters, LifeStyle

If both you and your partner are feeling disconnected, it is a good idea to unplug together at least a couple of times a week. Shelby Warden has some advice on how to reboot your relationship.

Unplug and Reboot Your Relationship

Almost every American household has access to the Internet, and smartphone usage is increasing each day. Although these technological advances are positive in many ways, they can wreak havoc on a relationship. After all, if you spend all of your time with your nose buried in your phone or laptop, it will be very difficult to have the type of emotional connection that is imperative for a relationship to survive.

NASA's Google+ Hangout Connects Space Station, "Star Trek Into Darkness" Crews

on Wednesday, 15 May 2013. Posted in Space, Television, Sci/Tech, LifeStyle

The director, a writer and some actors in the film "Star Trek Into Darkness" will join NASA as it hosts a Google+ Hangout, about how work aboard the International Space Station is turning science fiction into reality.

NASA's Google+ Hangout Connects Space Station,

The director, a writer and some actors in the film "Star Trek Into Darkness" will join NASA as it hosts a Google+ Hangout from noon to 12:45 p.m. EDT, May 16, about how work aboard the International Space Station is turning science fiction into reality.

“Are We There Yet?" Staying Sane While Traveling with Kids

on Thursday, 09 May 2013. Posted in Travel & Leisure, LifeStyle

Having fun on any trip will always make the time go by much faster and help with less questions like "Are we there yet?

“Are We There Yet?

Traveling long distances can be stressful on parents and finding activities that entertain your family can prove challenging. Before heading on your next adventure, you want to ensure you have the right gear at the ready to alleviate arguments, whining and boredom for the various stages of childhood.

Island Getaways for Lifetime Memories

on Wednesday, 03 April 2013. Posted in Travel & Leisure, LifeStyle

Sure, you can visit the Bahamas or the Keys or Hawaii for a great vacation. But for a unique tropical experience, other magnificent island getaways beckon.

Island Getaways for Lifetime Memories

Unless you happen to be a millionaire, you probably haven't taken a lot of vacations to exotic island destinations before. Maybe it's something you always dreamed about, as it is for many people. White sand beaches, lush palm trees, incredible marine life, and the ultimate in relaxing resort vacations make a island getaway the number one fantasy for most travelers of all ages. If you've saved up for that island trip of a lifetime, how do you choose where to go? Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, the South Pacific, and the Caribbean all offer dozens of options for paradise holidays. It's likely there are more than a few you've never really considered. These are a few ideas for island voyages you will never forget.

Encore Careers: Mastering the Hunt for Your Dream Job

on Saturday, 23 March 2013. Posted in Family Matters, LifeStyle

Is now the time to go after your dream job? For those answering this question later in life there are many variables to consider and challenges to overcome.

Encore Careers: Mastering the Hunt for Your Dream Job

No matter what your age, it's never easy to start over from scratch with a new career path. However, with enough drive, determination and a little help from the right people, it can most definitely be done. These days, many baby boomers are starting over and pursuing the career they have always dreamed about.

Roger Ailes, Superstar

Written by Alan Caruba on Thursday, 21 March 2013. Posted in Books, LifeStyle, Opinion, Alan Caruba

Alan Caruba: “After more than fifty years of reviewing books, I only occasionally come across a biography that gets my juices flowing.... This was the case for me when I began to read Zev Chafet’s ‘Roger Ailes Off Camera.’”

Roger Ailes, Superstar

After more than fifty years of reviewing books, I only occasionally come across a biography that gets my juices flowing; a book so well written that it is almost a physical pleasure to read it and a subject that is totally engrossing. This was the case for me when I began to read Zev Chafet’s “Roger Ailes Off Camera.”

The Artistry of Temporary Tattoos

on Monday, 18 March 2013. Posted in Art, LifeStyle

Permanently engraving the body is not for everyone. The stylish trend of temporary tattoo art is the hottest accessory to hit the scene this spring.

The Artistry of Temporary Tattoos

The creative art of tattoos have been around for thousands of years and is an important part of many religions and cultures. Not only is it a great way to showcase amazing designs on various parts of your body, you can also express your individuality and expression through temporary tattoo art. 

The Survivalist’s Guide to ‘Obammunism’ & Beyond

Written by Ilana Mercer on Friday, 15 March 2013. Posted in Ilana Mercer, Books, LifeStyle, Opinion

Obamacare is poised to undermine American prosperity and to make healthcare much more inefficient. Ilana Mercer talks to economist Thomas J. DiLorenzo about dangers posed by government meddling in the economy and how to survive Obamacare.

The Survivalist’s Guide to ‘Obammunism’ & Beyond

“No statist lies are safe from his scrutiny,” writes Lew Rockwell about economist Thomas J. DiLorenzo’s latest book. What follows is my conversation with professor DiLorenzo about “Organized Crime: The Unvarnished Truth About Government,” and the timeless economic truths to which it speaks.

Monstrous, Fatal Feminism: A Review of The Gunn Brothers’ Film, The Monstrous Regiment of Women

Written by Becky Akers on Monday, 04 March 2013. Posted in Movies, LifeStyle, Opinion, Becky Akers

The feminist movement has, by and large, been a distinctively socialist and collectivist attack on traditional values and on Christian belief. Historian and novelist Becky Akers reviews a hard-hitting documentary that unmasks the real face of feminism.

Monstrous, Fatal Feminism: A Review of The Gunn Brothers’ Film, The Monstrous Regiment of Women

Written by Colin and Emily Gunn. Studio: Gunn Productions. Running time: 54 minutes.

I loathe feminism as much as I love Colin Gunn’s documentaries. So when I learned that he and his wife, Emily, had co-written a movie exposing feminism in all its satanic gore, I joyously tore into it.

3 Unique Ways to Jumpstart Your Baby’s IQ

on Tuesday, 26 February 2013. Posted in Family Matters, LifeStyle

A child’s IQ is similar to that of a muscle which can grow the more it is used. Parents can help stimulate their baby’s mental capacities by incorporating these unique tools into their everyday lives.

3 Unique Ways to Jumpstart Your Baby’s IQ

A child that excels in today’s competitive society is every parent’s dream, and the latest studies conclude that they can play a key role in making this possible. The following are three unique ways to help raise your child’s IQ to the highest level.

Tension in the West

Written by Jack Kerwick on Wednesday, 13 February 2013. Posted in Books, LifeStyle, Opinion, Kerwick, Jack

Jack Kerwick reviews a controversial booklet from David Horowitz and John Perazzo that describes the racial tensions now present in Western Societies.

Tension in the West

From Benghazi to Obamacare and a staggering array of things in between, President Obama appears invulnerable when it comes to the potential disasters that have marked his presidency. That the vast majority of those in the media share his left-wing politics partially explains this—but only partially.

Which Laws are Your Children Allowed To Break?

on Wednesday, 23 January 2013. Posted in Family Matters, LifeStyle

Traditionally, good civic practice includes teaching your children to respect and obey the law. While this remains true in general, children should be taught to use common sense to tell right from wrong.

Which Laws are Your Children Allowed To Break?

Although there might be some laws that you personally feel make no sense, it is important to realize that your actions are constantly sending a message to your children. For example, if you speed with your children in the car on a regular basis, they are going to get the impression that it is okay to speed. After all, most children get at least the basics of the morality that they will adhere to as adults from their parents, so it is up to you to provide them with a solid base for the rest of their lives.

The Inside Story of a Support Soldier

Written by Jack Kerwick on Wednesday, 16 January 2013. Posted in Books, LifeStyle, Opinion, Kerwick, Jack

For America, the 21st century has been a time of war against an unfamiliar and unconventional enemy located in far off lands. In "Don’t Thank Me, Thank Your Recruiter," one soldier takes readers inside this new world of military strife.

The Inside Story of a Support Soldier

It has been quite some time since the fictional character, Rocky Balboa, achieved the stature of a cultural icon. Sylvester Stallone’s hugely successful film franchise has his beloved “Italian Stallion” exchanging blows with one adversary after the other. Yet Stallone has repeatedly insisted over the decades since the debut of the original Rocky that the series is not ultimately about boxing at all.

Agenda Games: The Book That Explains it All

Written by Alan Caruba on Friday, 11 January 2013. Posted in Books, LifeStyle, Opinion, Alan Caruba

If you are wondering just how America got to be so messed up, look no further than author Beverly Eakman's new book Agenda Games.

Agenda Games: The Book That Explains it All

In October last year I included a book by B.K. Eakman in my monthly report, Bookviews.com, and recommended it, having perused it sufficiently to know it was quite extraordinary. “Agenda Games: How Today’s High-Stakes Political Combat Works” ($17.95, Midnight Whistler Publishers, softcover). As someone who has been a reviewer for over fifty years, I receive fifty or more books every month and I often have to return to a book to read it completely.

L.A.'s Shopping District - Worth the Trip

on Tuesday, 08 January 2013. Posted in Travel & Leisure, LifeStyle

L.A.'s shopping district is more than just shopping. In addition, the region features fine dining, proximity to art galleries, and a historic connection to the city's past.

L.A.'s Shopping District - Worth the Trip

The L.A. Fashion District and Olvera Street are considered premier shopping destinations in the Los Angeles area for their many cutting edge garments, designs and discount bargain prices. Virtually every designer in the vicinity and many prominent designers from around the world regularly feature their clothing lines in this region.

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