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29th September 2009
As the recession takes a hold, families are being hit the hardest. Parents are having to take measures to cut back as much as possible. The amount of money that is spent on children's pocket money has dropped to a four year low. As well as this many paren... Read >
Author: michael challiner23rd September 2009
Justin, a thirty-five year old executive at a high-pressure investment firm works 60-70 hours per week. Even on vacation, he often slips away from the rest of the family to go on-line, check messages and answer phone calls. Until recently, he saw nothin... Read >
Author: wbdoyle21st September 2009
If you're watching more TV on your computer these days -- and less on an actual TV -- you're not alone. A survey by the nonprofit Conference Board released Tuesday showed that nearly a quarter of households in the U.S. now view television programs online.... Read >
Author: ArticleBot17th August 2009
It's a proven fact simple and user friendly websites generate more sales. To improve your sales, look for ways to simplify and make it easier for your visitors. Test your ordering process. Remove the clutter, broken links and anything that distracts or co... Read >
Author: kramesh13th August 2009
It's a proven fact simple and user friendly websites generate more sales. To improve your sales, look for ways to simplify and make it easier for your visitors. Test your ordering process. Remove the clutter, broken links and anything that distracts or co... Read >
Author: kramesh08th July 2009
Don't Get Hacked - Best Practices For Protecting Your Business!
Don't Get Hacked
You've seen it in the news - 40 million credit cards exposed!
With all the news about web sites being hacked and cyber
Thieves stealing credit card numbers and othe... Read >
Author: mantu2215th June 2009
TO TWEET OR NOT TO TWEET – IS TWITTER RIGHT FOR YOU
First it was Instant Messaging, then Blogging and the rise of Social Networks and now the latest craze to hit cyberspace is Twitter – a real-time micromessaging service that allows people to ... Read >
Author: pricego18th May 2009
Banks, judges, and lawyers typically all work together to get through as many foreclosure cases a day as they can. After all, the judges get more filing fees for their court by handling a larger caseload, and lawyers can bill all the hours they want to a ... Read >
Author: Nick Adama18th May 2009
Even before the slowdown in the economy began, women were more likely than men to have trouble meeting rising health-care costs to get the care they need.
So finds a report released Monday by the nonprofit research foundation The Commonwealth Fund.
... Read >
Author: www.EasyToInsureME.com26th April 2009
In the UK, finishing school and taking a gap year go together as naturally as tea and biscuits and rain during summer! In fact a national survey found that nearly three quarters of youngsters wanted to take a gap year, yet in the U.S, that’s the same p... Read >
Author: itoi27th March 2009
Or even worse, are you worried that your dentist is not offering you the best service? A recent survey showed that about half of patients were not fully satisfied with their dental practice.
Unhappy With Your Teeth?
Another survey found that 43% of... Read >
Author: M.Singh25th March 2009
There are many reasons why people choose to pursue a career in law; to work in a stimulating work environment; to help other people that need the aid of a talented lawyer; to attain the prestige and social status that having a Juris Doctor can offer. But... Read >
Author: Robert Levin20th March 2009
It is an unfortunate fact that the cost of veterinary care is rising year on year. Indeed, research has revealed that vets’ fees are increasing by 12 percent annually. This underlines, say the animal experts, the imperative need to have pet insurance. H... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton13th March 2009
Here are EnergizedSeller.com's top seven home selling tips for home sellers who want to stimulate the sale of their home:
1. Hire a Good Realtor. The national median home price dropped 15 percent in 2008 (National Association of Realtors) and the media... Read >
Author: Dan Eason12th March 2009
As the recession hits harder and more people struggle to make ends meet, the last thing anyone would want is to be hit by credit card fraud.
But as more people struggle to hold on tight to their cash, a number of others are trying just as hard to take... Read >
Author: Arti10th March 2009
With so many choices to feel and look great, men and women around the world are turning to a variety of different options available on pharmacy shelves and beyond.
There's no doubt that enhancing outer looks can help the inner beauty shine through - an... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane20th February 2009
If you have food allergies or a similar ailment like celiac disease, you’re faced with a challenge every day. After all, we all have to eat, but in your case, it can cause severe health problems if you ingest the wrong thing. Who wouldn’t feel challen... Read >
Author: Kathleen Reale18th February 2009
With nearly one in two UK households owning at least one pet, it can be safely assumed that the Brits hold their furred, feathered and scaled friends in high regard. Considering many people view their pet(s) as an integrated part of the family, it can p... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell30th January 2009
Honolulu (Hawaii): A recent national study has found that many of the unemployed in Hawaii already know that a programme designed to help jobless people keep their health insurance is so expensive that it is often unaffordable.
In the state, the averag... Read >
Author: Catherine30th January 2009
Honolulu (Hawaii): A recent national study has found that many of the unemployed in Hawaii already know that a programme designed to help jobless people keep their health insurance is so expensive that it is often unaffordable.
In the state, the aver... Read >
Author: Catherine White22nd January 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Willie Horton
Prompted by a news story relayed to me be one of my clients that a woman had murdered her husband after she had discovered that he had been "unfaithful to her online", I've just spent a few minutes on Second Life's webs... Read >
Author: Willie Horton16th January 2009
Why Do Women Leave Men - And How to Get Yours Back
A poem once said, 'Man's love is of man's life a thing apart, 'Tis woman's whole existence.' Women, as a rule, are generally more concerned about their personal relationships than men. Surprisi... Read >
Author: kanetohman29th December 2008
Funding for UK university
students is a contentious issue at the moment with many hoping fora reversion to the grant system of the past, and others believing that loans are the best wayforward. As it stands, student funding for most will probably still c... Read >
Author: MarkeD17th December 2008
A mom of one of the students I teach asked me how ‘awake’ her daughter was in class at the end of the school day. This isn’t an A-typical inquiry for the mother of a teenager, but my “Spidey Sense” was tingling so I probed a little deeper askin... Read >
Author: Petersperspective11th December 2008
A travel content source and a company in low cost travel insurance announced results this week of their recent survey of 1162 travellers worldwide.
The study revealed that global consumers are worried about the recession and financial crisis but are go... Read >
Author: Catherine White13th November 2008
The latest travel industry news from holiday companies in the UK confirms that Spain should be the number one destination for holidays in 2008, despite the Pound falling against the Euro, and prices typically some fifteen per cent more expensive than last... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer27th October 2008
An employee satisfaction survey was run by Yougov, on behalf of TUC in July and August 2008. Job satisfaction is a pleasurable emotional state resulting from the appraisal of one's job. It can be influenced by a variety of aspects, for example: the relati... Read >
Author: CaesareaHoward27th October 2008
A survey looking at what workers really want has been conducted in July and August 2008 by Yougov on behalf of the TUC.
The survey found that near three quarters of people are satisfied with their jobs.
For those earning below 15,000, 51% said they ... Read >
Author: CaesareaHoward20th October 2008
One of the most important characteristics that sets top sales performers apart from mediocre sales people is the willingness to try new ideas on a regular basis. Rather than adopting a mindset of “no sense doing something that nobody else does," achiev... Read >
Author: Colleen Francis19th September 2008
How many times have you phoned someone to be told, "They're
in a meeting!?"
At least 60 per cent of manager's time is spent in meetings.
Research in one large organisation discovered that the
figure could be as high as 90 per cent. And another survey... Read >
Author: Alan Fairweather08th September 2008
According to a new survey done by Sainsbury's Finance, one in four Britons plans to holiday without travel insurance and risk having to spend thousands in repatriation costs. Nearly a third of those claim they do not need travel insurance, while a fifth ... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis08th September 2008
How easy it is to lose your laptop? Well, latest reach for Dell suggests that the chances are fairly high if you ask someone to keep an eye on it for you when at the airport. A staggering 42% of respondents who lost their laptop had trusted someone to loo... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis20th August 2008
A recent survey found that more than 42% of pregnancies in the United States are unplanned. Even when a pregnancy is planned, a lot of women are uncertain about the exact date of conception, which means that they have no way of predicting their due date. ... Read >
Author: Kathleen Chester15th August 2008
I am not unique in the fact that there are several sources of stress in my life. It is easy to push stressful events to the side and not think twice about how our life is really impacted by them. It isn’t usually until we start getting headaches, back... Read >
Author: Lukasavige15th August 2008
I am not unique in the fact that there are several sources of stress in my life. It is easy to push stressful events to the side and not think twice about how our life is really impacted by them. It isn’t usually until we start getting headaches, back... Read >
Author: Lukasavige14th August 2008
Many doctors see the value of providing a drug sample to a patient for both health and economical reasons. The Institute for Safe Medication Practices published an alert on medication samples which states, "A physician may give you samples of a particular... Read >
Author: Carl Clarke29th July 2008
What if I told you that smiling and being agreeable
influences the length of your life in a positive way. On the
other hand, being grumpy increases the likelihood of a
violent death, heart disease, cancer etc. This is according
to a recent report in A... Read >
Author: Alan Fairweather09th July 2008
Reports about the state of the UK and world economy include much discussion about debt. With available credit falling and the cost of living rising, debt is affecting more of us each and every day. And with growing debt comes more worry, stress and anxiet... Read >
Author: accuma 09th July 2008
It is an unfortunate fact that about 44% of Americans carry too much debt. But on the bright side, there still are the 56% who are able to keep their debts in check. But with US population surpassing the 100 million mark, that 44% minority can still be un... Read >
Author: Triangle12309th July 2008
Carpal tunnel syndrome is numbness, tingling and pain in the thumb and fingers of one or both hands. It is caused by pressure on the nerve that passes into the hand. Carpal tunnel syndrome is more common in women than in men. One survey found that it affe... Read >
Author: peterhutch07th July 2008
The good news for most UK householders is that according to figures from the British Crime Survey and published by the Home Office, reported burglaries declined by eight per cent over the year ending September 2007.
However, the bad news for those liv... Read >
Author: pmcindoe30th June 2008
Don't Get Hacked
You've seen it in the news - 40 million credit cards exposed!
With all the news about web sites being hacked and cyber
Thieves stealing credit card numbers and other personal data,
It’s no wonder that some shoppers are still hes... Read >
Author: Rajinder Kumar26th June 2008
The number of female interim management executives is rising. This is one of the most notable trends discernible from our recent six-monthly survey of Impact Executives interim managers. The proportion of our interim managers who are women has risen stead... Read >
Author: Clive Sexton25th June 2008
One of the most beautiful and attractive part of a woman’s body is her breasts, about which most women are justifiably conscious. However, very few women are truly happy about how this very important part of their body looks. Particularly, for women who... Read >
Author: Julia10th June 2008
Imagine…. How would the world be if people stop reading books!. It’s really alarming, have a look below at the facts and figures.
There’s no reason to think that reading and writing are about to become extinct, but some sociologists speculate tha... Read >
Author: realhunters604th June 2008
Those north of the border are loving their 3G mobiles. Fourth largest city in Scotland also has the highest percentage of people using the mobile web.
The independent industry regulator Ofcom have recently conducted a survey into the communication hab... Read >
Author: JGray14th May 2008
Various news from UK based vacation companies confirms that Spain should be the number one destination for holidays in 2008, despite the Pound falling against the Euro, and prices typically some fifteen per cent more expensive than last year.
A survey ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer16th April 2008
A new survey has revealed that British ex-pats enjoy more than just extra sun when they move to distant climes. The NatWest International Personal Banking (NatWest IPB) Expat Wealth Ranking Survey found that Brits moving abroad typically earn £67,000 c... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan14th April 2008
Many people wonder if children should take a daily multivitamin. Experts from the Mayo Clinic disagree on whether it's necessary for all children, but why skip a multivitamin and take the chance of children not getting the proper nutrition? Children nee... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer04th April 2008
01 April 2008 – Today’s generation will have no memories stored on photos warns CeWe Color, Europe’s largest photo company, after a survey found that one in three (31 per cent) of 16-24 year olds have lost or accidentally deleted their digital image... Read >
Author: Carrotcomms02nd April 2008
Don't Get Hacked
You've seen it in the news - 40 million credit cards exposed!
With all the news about web sites being hacked and cyber
thieves stealing credit card numbers and other personal data,
it's no wonder that some shoppers are still h... Read >
Author: DIYA SOOD23rd February 2008
Retired baby boomers are returning to the workplace in increasing numbers. If you're part of this generation and are looking to get back into the swing of things, consider these five tips when trying to land that new job.
"If you were born between 1946... Read >
Author: Mistina Thomson23rd February 2008
Family-friendly employers have opened their workplace doors to returning moms, so college-bound moms who update their career skills can find themselves welcome in the job market.
"It's official…moms are returning to the workplace. Whether they took ... Read >
Author: Mistina Thomson28th January 2008
A recent poll conducted by Harris Interactive, one of the largest and fastest-growing market research firms in the world, revealed some interesting facts about how people view virtual assistants.
It turns out that 64% of American adults would gladly ou... Read >
Author: Darrell A. Williams14th November 2007
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) estimates that one in three Britons are without any form of life insurance, and of those that do have cover a further one in three may be under-insured. However, those headline figures don’t show the full pictur... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan24th July 2007
Today the Web has almost become a pre-requisite for doing business no matter what size your company is. According to Wells Fargo/ Gallup Survey in April 2007, Over 40% of small business owners have their own Web sites. The website is being used for adver... Read >
Author: Stephen Jhonson24th July 2007
Today the Web has almost become a pre-requisite for doing business no matter what size your company is. According to Wells Fargo/ Gallup Survey in April 2007, Over 40% of small business owners have their own Web sites. The website is being used for advert... Read >
Author: Stephen Jhonson08th June 2007
�Should I take out pet insurance?� � one of the most lip-chewing questions you ask yourself when you first become a pet owner.
Quite obviously, many pet owners answer No. A recent survey found that 85 per cent of dog owners and 83 per cent of ca... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer06th June 2007
Family has always been important to Debra Schmidt, but she has gotten a lot clearer on her priorities since September 11th. Owner of Spectrum Consulting Group, a company that helps companies build customer and employee loyalty, she wants flexibility in h... Read >
Author: Barbara Bartlein11th April 2007
A 2007 survey by coffee giant Douwe Egberts revealed some fascinating facts - which any company Financial Director cannot really afford to ignore. The key finding was that an average of THREE employee/days per year is lost through workers "slipping out"... Read >
Author: Jimi St.Pierre02nd April 2007
As the number of credit card holders in the UK continues to soar, new research reveals that most UK consumers have a credit card that does not offer them any perks or bonuses.
According to a recent survey by credit card provider Goldfish, 52 per cent o... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan30th March 2007
“Busyness” is the Thief of Creativity
Are you a really busy person? Is it possible that you could get greater results just by working less?
Do you believe in business time equals money?
If you do you are not alone, but you could be shooting y... Read >
Author: Rob Parker15th February 2007
Forget zero size models! Keep reciting to yourself 'my body is beautiful'
Your are unique and wonderfully made. Don't let yourself or anyone else convince you otherwise.
Year by year the number of individuals partaking in the 'body beautiful' industr... Read >
Author: LaurenB15th December 2006
Copyright (c) 2006 The Brain Code LLC
Americans eat too much. That's no secret. But why? A couple of interesting reports have come out lately pointing to different pieces of that puzzle. The biggest problem seems to be our lack of understanding what co... Read >
18th November 2006
Are You Taking Care of Your Employees?
A recent NIOSH study reports that
? more than 50% of employees view job stress as a major problem in their lives ? double from a decade ago
? $300 + billion in absenteeism, burnout, etc. ? up from $200 = just... Read >
Author: Rosanne Dausilio17th July 2006
A recent national market research by Guideline, Inc. one of the nation's largest providers
of Market Research Expert Consultingand International Research shows that,
85 percent of consumers typically watch movies at home on the small screen. Even when... Read >
Author: Tara Smithberg16th June 2006
Justin, a thirty-five year old executive at a high-pressure investment firm works 60-70 hours per week. Even on vacation, he often slips away from the rest of the family to go on-line, check messages and answer phone calls. Until recently, he saw nothi... Read >
Author: Barbara Bartlein18th November 2005
Based on a comparison of health care systems in six nations, the 2005 Commonwealth Fund International Health Policy Survey found that America led the rest in inefficient care and medical errors.Improper Treatment 34 Percent of the TimeResearchers intervie... Read >
Author: Joseph Mercola13th August 2005
By: James Dimmitt [See Author's Biography]
Rewards cards have become the latest rage in the credit card industry. In the past, consumers shopped for credit cards that offered the lowest interest rate. Next came cards with low interest rates and no... Read >
Author: James Dimmitt
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