Month: May 2018

Texting and driving has become a huge problem on roads everywhere. These days, more and more people are using their cell phone in ways they shouldn’t while behind the wheel of their vehicles. Even if they are merely glancing down to read a word or two on the screen, texting and driving results in distraction and accidents. Many other drivers, passengers, and even pedestrians in addition to the driver who is guilty of texting can suffer injury, and in the worst case scenario, death. There are laws in the country…

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Being a motorist not only means keeping your car in good road-worthy condition but also knowing how to keep yourself and your passengers safe on the roads. It doesn’t matter how good a driver you think you are, you also have to anticipate what other motorists are going to do next. Whilst you can’t control what other drivers do, you can learn how to react safely. Don’t trust too much Many drivers put their trust in others too readily. For example, when someone flashes their headlights signalling that it’s safe…

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Trying to nail down the perfect meeting spot for your next company meeting? There are several factors to consider when choosing your meetings’ locations. You will need to consider is the size of your business, how many people will be attending and the amenities and services that are available.

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There has been a steadily growing trend since the 1970s for couples to cohabit either as a precursor to marriage or because they disagree with the institution as overly religious or archaic, and would rather simply live together. Some 70% of couples now live together before tying the knot, with that figure at just 5% in the 1960s. Due to our increasingly secularised society there is no longer the stigma attached to ‘living in sin’. In addition many people view marriage as an out of date or pointless bit of…

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No matter how much we take care of ourselves and pursue precautionary activities, there is still that possibility that we meet accidents and have to be rushed to the hospital for medical treatment. It is a sad fact, but we are human and vulnerable. So the best thing we could do is equip ourselves with knowledge and contacts that would help us resolve our problems as soon as they arise. As far as fractures, muscular tears and back pain goes, you need to find yourself a competent and experience orthopedic…

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With the tight competition in the business world today, you need to manage your workforce efficiently in order for your company to stay competitive. For this reason, workforce management software emerged, and their popularity keeps on increasing each year. In my opinion, workforce management software will be a great help to you, but you still need to consider several things before buying one. Here are some of the things you need to consider. Scale The scale of covered by the software is one of the most important thing to consider.…

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At last Spring is finally here, we have had some long sunny days and it seems that the worst of what feels like a long cold winter is behind us. We can get outdoors and start to enjoy the beautiful display that nature puts on at this time of the year. You may enjoy long summer days in the garden relaxing amongst the new Spring flowers. Bird life is also getting busy at this time of the year, and early risers are treated to the famous ‘dawn chorus’ – this…

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Snowshill Manor is one of the National Trust’s more unique properties. Based in Gloucestershire its most recent history is linked to a gentleman called Charles Paget Wade who born in 1883 and dies in 1956. He was a self-proclaimed craftsman and poet, having spent much of his early career as an Architect and he qualified as an Associate of the Royal Institute of British Architects back in 1907. Snowshill Manor belonged to the Abbey of St Mary at Winchcombe from 821 until the dissolution of the monasteries in 1539 when…

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