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If you could go back in time, what would you change? Would you study harder in school? Push yourself to make more money? Perhaps even love someone else? What makes billionaires, movie stars, and gifted leaders so different from you and I? Is it more brainpower? More talent? More wisdom? No ... More
In scientific circles, he is known as Ursus maritimus, or sea bear. Native Inuit call him Nanuk, the respected one. The Russians named him Medved, which means white bear. In Norway he is Isbjorn: ice bear. Together, these terms create a perfect picture of one of our planet's most magnificent animals, the polar bear. Observing wild polar bears in the natural splendor of their arctic home is one of the greatest rewards a nature and adventure lover can experience. But short of pulling on your mukluks, hoofing it into the Great White North and building your own igloo, how can you make the dream a reality? More
Despite a shaky global economy, there is one industry proving to be recession proof: the fitness industry, which has grown to a $60 billion worldwide business. If you are looking for a franchise to purchase so you can get into business for yourself, fitness is the industry to consider. More
Nobody likes getting older, but it is a fact that as we age, the risk of injury increases. Even seemingly innocuous tasks like getting in and out of the bath tub or shower can be a chore. More
They say that beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. That's somewhat true. But cut that old statement back and you get an absolute truth: Beauty is in the eyes. They are the focal point of your face. They draw people in, communicate who you are, display how you feel … and reveal your age. How do your eyes look these days? More
They're young. They're healthy. Every day's a happy breeze - school, play, friends, sports, music, other activities … why in the world would a kid need life insurance? But those are precisely the reasons families should get life insurance now. Here's why. More
Even the ancient Egyptians knew it: The secret to beauty is in the eyes. Not those of the beholder, but yours. Research shows that as far back as 3000 B.C., the women of Egypt were enhancing their eyelashes with metal dust and soot. The goal then was the same as it is now: To make the eyes appear larger, wider and brighter - which creates a more alert and youthful look. But metal dust and soot were tough on the vision. Fortunately, today there are much safer ways to make your eyelashes fuller, thicker, longer and darker … so you look bright-eyed and younger. More
As you get older, moving around or getting quickly from place to place can become more challenging. When that happens, what are you missing in life? Can you not go out with friends as much as you'd like? Do you need to take a pass on seeing your grandchildren because it's too difficult for you to get around? More
For individuals and families needing relief from debts, "debt aid" or "debt relief" are all-encompassing terms for a variety of available options for people who have hit a rough spot financially and can't afford to pay their debts. Will debt relief help you? To find out, begin online by answering a few simple questions. More
At a time in America when banks and other companies are receiving government bailouts, millions of consumers who are struggling with credit card debt are wondering where their rescue plan is. More
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Start living healthier by taking care of your joints. No matter what your age, proper joint care is critical. Do your joints ever feel like the brakes in your car? Slowing you down, jerking from side to side, and even stopping you dead in your tracks ... More
In 1911, Norwegian Roald Amundsen and British rival Robert Falcon Scott raced overland to be the first to stand at the South Pole. Amundsen planted a flag on the spot that Scott would find three weeks later, before he would turn around for his ill-fated return to the coast. Though the reign of Amundsen and Scott is referred to as the Golden Age of Antarctic exploration, the term could just as easily be applied today. One hundred years after that flag planting, more tourists than ever are visiting Antarctica ... More
Exploring the wildest reaches of Alaska used to pose enormous difficulty - making long overland treks, carrying food and gear, and portaging boats. The state's towering glaciers, deep fjords and old-growth forests were accessible only to the hardiest travelers. Today, adventurous travelers can find the wild experiences they seek in a much more accessible form - small-ship expeditions ... More
Someone dies, and that someone was the main provider for his or her family.  What happens to those who survive that person?  What would happen to those who survive you? More
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