A mere couple days since the 12 soccer players and their coach were rescued from being trapped more than two weeks in a cave in Thailand, they’re looking spritely. Throwing peace signs through the glass in the isolation ward where they’ll stay for a few more days while recovering, the resilient soccer squad, the Wild […]
The size of the average American home may have tripled over the past 50 years, but that doesn’t mean everyone can take on an expansive renovation to increase square footage or spend a lot of time and money on room upgrades. Fortunately, you don’t necessarily have to. Something as simple as giving your floor a facelift can be incredibly
If you love wine, then summer is the perfect time to uncork your favorite vintage. Of course, fall, spring, and winter work equally well. That being said, certain wines are especially enjoyable during the summer. Countless Americans will spend their summer evenings sipping glasses of wine, whether they prefer refreshing rosés or full-bodied cabernet. However,
Chicago’s LGBTQ Pride festivities are officially underway, culminating in the Chicago Pride Parade on June 24. Between Uptown and Lincoln Park, there’s a whole lot to do and celebrate all month long. While June is National Pride Month, Pride is more than a time for fun in the sun. It’s a month rooted in the
Given the growing cost of gasoline and the popularity of eco-conscious consumer decisions, it’s no wonder that electric vehicles have become more commonplace. With more than two dozen models now commercially available, some 800,000 Americans have made the switch to driving EVs. But no matter what you drive, that won’t always make the commute from
Uber really has changed the transportation world as we know it. Since its formation in 2009, it has launched many different programs that have made an impact on our daily lives. The first is its taxi service. While many people may think that paying for an Uber every day is more expensive than owning a
Owning a car is still considered to be a rite of passage for many Americans. It represents autonomy, freedom, and adventure. And considering that 35% of U.S. households own three or more cars, it’s clear that we still value the idea of being able to provide our own transportation. But that may be changing —
As our awareness surrounding environmental impact continues to grow, the number of options available for eco-conscious consumers continues to grow. And since those embracing green lifestyles may also be seeking high-tech options for their homes, these advancements may offer more than mere energy efficiency: they might even look like something out of a futuristic film.
Hair loss can do a lot of harm to a person’s self-esteem. They will usually feel like they’ll do anything just to get a little bit of their hair back. But instead of growing it back, hair loss may actually be able to be stopped in its tracks. About 47% of hair loss sufferers said
UPDATED 12/7/20 For construction workers, it is important to pay attention to back pain. The common misconception is that pain is gain and if you don’t feel pain, you didn’t work hard enough. That is not true. Back pain and muscle pain are indicators of improper lifting. Never lean over to pick up something. Despite