Wednesday, May 15, 2024
Chicago has been called "America's Family Friendly City", and for good reason. As the third largest city in America, Chicago has a lot of the culture and diversity of New York - with safer streets, more parking, and most importantly; lower prices. Chicago's O'Hare International Airport is a global hub […]
Countries are said to be rich if people living there are earning enough so they can support themselves. Following are the names of top 10 richest countries in the world. These countries are on the top of GDP per capita recorded according to data gathered in 2012. GDP value is […]
GO WALKABOUT WINNER: Noosa, Qld Forget that bargain apartment next to the freeway -a good “walking town” is a better investment. A study from the Department of Health in Victoria found that women who walk daily to and from work can reduce their lO-year risk of cardio heart disease. Last […]
Devon is one of the most primary counties in England. As a matter of fact, it is the third largest city with two coastlines. Both North and South Devon are visited by locals as well as foreign tourists annually. This has paved way to the development of various holiday accommodations […]
The increasing cost of gold over the last 5 years has created a significant interest in the trade of this precious metal. The scarcity of gold is obvious despite its high demand. There many gold mines around the world each with a varying production capacity. Mining of gold is only […]
After London, Manchester is one of the most visited cities in Britain, and with good reason. While its name often conjures images of a tough industrial past, modern-day Manchester is a vibrant, cosmopolitan destination with many attractions that highlight its unique heritage and culture. Whether you're a fan of history, […]
If you are moving into a new career in mining or simply looking to change jobs inside of the mining market, the following are nine top tips to know that will go a long way when looking for mining jobs Know what you're getting into. Mining is a world unto […]
Once upon a time, oysters where a poor substitute for meat or fish and the Romans ate them abundance. On the sites of former Roman villas in Britain, archaeologists have found the shells of cockles, limpets, mussels, oysters and whelks, not just along the coastline but also inland as far […]
Most roofs are made to last 15 years and some will last even longer with good care. If you don’t want to end up paying more money than you ever should to protect your roof tune in to these simple solutions to roof maintenance. Regular Roof Inspections Maintenance and inspection […]
We have all had that friend in high school or early college who seemed so deluded by their exaltation of their new flame, that they just couldn't wait to celebrate their three and three-quarter month anniversary. They poured over text messages, toiled over ticket stubs and spent their entire allowance […]
There are many that may not remember pre-NHS times in the UK. Before the establishment of the National Health Service Act of 1946 that brought the NHS into being post-Second World War, citizens were responsible for their own healthcare. Friendly societies offered healthcare insurance. A Poor Law system operated through […]