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Horse-Drawn Carriages Could Soon Become a Thing of the Past in Chicago
“Once around the park, please!” A phrase that has been repeated in everything from classic films to blogs might be on its way out. Alderman Edward Burke of Chicago’s 14th Ward wants to stop renewing licenses for the 25 horse-drawn carriages in the city. He considers the carriages unsafe, unsanitary, and cruel to the horses.…
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Restoring Your Faith in Public Transportation
Mobile technology is giving public transportation a much-needed facelift. Commuters are growing frustrated with traffic congestion and unreliable bus schedules. And transit authorities are doing something about it. Whether or not you believe in global warming or climate change, the fact is that fewer cars on the streets and highways means safer driving conditions and…
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Why Cosmetic Dentistry is So Much More Than a Cosmetic Fix
Every year, Americans spend $106 billion on dental care. While the majority of dentistry services are offered to simply keep our teeth healthy for the sake of day to day necessities, namely eating, cosmetic dentists aim to keep our teeth vibrant and attractive, as well as functional. To gain whiter, more attractive smiles, Americans spend…
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“Mobile” is the Keyword for Marketing Success in 2014
After surpassing the $1.25 trillion mark in 2013, global eCommerce levels are expected to continue on their meteoric rise throughout 2014. While that means businesses, like yours, need to continue putting their best foot forward when it comes to SEO, social media marketing, and content marketing, the fact is that the name of the game…
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Couple Charged With Unlawful Dentistry
The health of our teeth and gums is inextricably linked to the overall health of our bodies. Not only do our teeth begin the process of digestion, but healthy gums have a direct effect on blood sugar levels, and can even have a cardiovascular impact. Functional teeth contribute to our physical well-being, and dental implants…
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Asia Inspires 2014’s Hottest Home Designs
Exciting new home design trends debuted during the early months of 2014. From Asian accents and botanical gardens to feng shui-inspired interiors, homes are more stylish than ever before. Here’s how designers are completely revitalizing rooms’ look and feel: Introduce a Touch of Asia Into Your Home Asian influences and details continue making a grand…
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Summer Fun on the Horizon for More Americans as Boat Sales are Expected to Increase
For the last two months or so, bundling up indoors has been the best way to fight back against record-breaking cold temperatures and ice storms. However, with spring on the horizon, so are warm weather and the promise of spending sunny summer days out on the water relaxing on a boat. According to estimates from…
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Disney Moves to Bring ‘Star Wars’ Back to the Light Side
Two new trailers for ‘Star Wars:Rebels’ debuted yesterday, marking the upcoming release of the first new Star Wars project since Disney bought LucasFilm in October 2012. The purchase, estimated at approximately $4.05 billion, brought yet another round of backlash from fans, most of whom were still feeling betrayed after the horror that was the Star…
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The 78 Project Captures the Sounds of Today with the Scratchy Gear of the Past
Alan Lomax’s story has become the stuff of legend. In the early parts of the 20th century, Lomax ventured across the most desolate and poorest spots in America recording local musicians for the Library of Congress. Most notable among his discoveries were great Dust Bowl folkie Woody Guthrie as well as some seminal bluesmen of…
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According to Him, Oshie’s Epic Olympic Performance Not Deserving of Hero Status
On Saturday in Sochi, U.S. hockey player T.J. Oshie — hardly known at all to the majority of people who watched the game against Russia — joined the likes of Rocky Balboa, James Bond, and even Herb Brooks with a legendary performance defeating Russian counterparts that will go down as one of the most memorable…