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Are you currently dating a police officer or somebody else in the field of public safety? If so, then perhaps the possibility of tying the knot to this person has crossed your mind at some point. While this can be an exciting prospect to think about, the fact remains that being married to a first […]
RoboCops Closer to Becoming a Reality
April 29, 2013 By
A report recently published by Yahoo! News describes a high tech company based in the state of Maine that often designs and builds equipment for Hollywood and the military. The latest innovation that the company has developed features a bullet proof shield positioned atop a tracked vehicle that resembles a miniature tank. The manufacturer constructed […]
What’s Up Doc? — How to Select a New Doctor Who’s Right for You
April 29, 2013 By
The idea of finding a new physician is stressful for most people, especially if you are in the midst of relocating or starting a new job. It is easy to feel overwhelmed by lengthy, confusing articles you might have read that make the task seem almost impossible. You might just be tempted to ask a […]
4 Things a Great Doctor Will Make Sure Patients Know
April 29, 2013 By
The medical profession features a multifaceted array of distinguished specializations that comprehensively cater to every fine-tuned need of the human body. Unfortunately, the abundance of health information available to can lead to confusion, and one of the characteristics of a great physician is helping patients be their own best advocate. Typically, doctors do not intentionally […]
State of the Vocation – Early Educator Job Outlooks Today and Tomorrow
April 26, 2013 By
The phrase, “Cash is King”, has long held true in more capacities than one. However, this phrase may soon be replaced by a similar phrase dubbing supply and demand as uncontested ruler of all things. “Supply and Demand” refers to a need for a commodity and the need’s relationship to the ongoing supply of it. […]
5 of the Best Upcoming Professional Teacher’s Conferences for Summer 2013
April 26, 2013 By
Being a teacher means being a part of shaping humanity’s tomorrow. Such are careers of truly greater callings. But to be a good teacher, one must stay active in the pursuit of excellence. In the exact spirit of that pursuit, we review five professional conferences perfect for teachers looking to stay on top of their […]
Retired But Not Finished: Job Options for Retired Teachers
April 24, 2013 By
Teachers and educators always have plenty to keep their minds occupied. But if you are a teacher who is now ready to conclude your meritorious career, you may be thinking a lot about retirement plans and your future. If you have supplemental income needs or are simply not ready for the idea of full-time retirement, […]
If You’re Happy and You Know it, Raise Your Hand
April 24, 2013 By
The 29th annual MetLife Survey of the American Teacher has released some harrowing news. All across the country, the satisfaction and job security experienced by teachers has taken a nosedive. In fact, the level of overall job satisfaction has dropped to the lowest point in over 25 years. The main cause? The economy and its […]
How To Become a Yoga Instructor
April 23, 2013 By
As more and more people are looking for ways to relax in a healthy way, yoga is becoming abundantly popular. And the more popular yoga gets, more yoga instructors will be needed. If you have a passion for this discipline, becoming a yoga instructor might be the right career choice for you. Here is a […]
Inspiring Others with Yoga in the Dark
April 23, 2013 By
Everyone loves a story about turning tragedy into triumph and recently the New York Daily News shared a story we think is worth of sharing. Once upon a time, Jennifer Landmesser was an adrenaline junkie. Not only did she make a living as a paramedic in a level 2 trauma center in Melbourne, FL, but […]