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What is Your Signal-to-Noise Ratio?…

Monday, 9 May 2011 in Without the Stress 0 Comments

The more access we have to information, the more we are bombarded with noise. It can be overwhelming. But why? How did information platforms like Google, Facebook, email, unlimited texting and even cable news come to decide what we ought to pay attention to? Aren’t they supposed to be helpful? Not really. Here’s why.

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The Many Uses for a Valid U.S. Passport…

Thursday, 28 April 2011 in Passports 0 Comments

Although there are currently 310 million Americans that reside in this great nation of ours, millions of them do not own US passports. For some, its due to financial constraints while for others its due to a lack of understanding how valuable a current US passport can be. The first thought that comes to mind when one thinks of acquiring a US passport is travel, specifically international travel. Since June 2009, the law was enforced that required all US citizens who travel outside of the continental United States to have a valid US passport in order to leave and re-enter the country.

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Green Travel Tips for Earth Day…

Wednesday, 20 April 2011 in 0 Comments

April 22nd is Earth Day which is a global celebration of all things nature related. It’s about preserving the environment and finding ways to protect and nourish our precious eco-systems while creating a healthier and happier world. Although many people think of going green as something that is relegated to their home or work life, it can also be applied to your travel lifestyle too. Here are a few easy tips on how to go green on your next trip.

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When Disaster Strikes Your Dream Vacation…

Sunday, 17 April 2011 in Travel 0 Comments

So, you’ve booked your dream vacation to Tokyo and you’re all ready to go when news of a 9.0 magnitude quake hitting the small coastal town in Northern Japan hits the airwaves. Entire cities are washed away due to a monstrous tsunami and thousands of people are feared dead or missing. Most major airports in Japan are either closed or only allowing emergency charter flights in and out of the country. As you stare at your television screen in horror, the realization finally hits you - your dream vacation literally just went up in smoke. What do you do?

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