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Question from Tina: I really like watching the dash cam videos on YouTube and I’ve noticed something strange. Most of those videos appear to be from Russia.
I’ve always heard that Russia is a very poor country compared to the United States and other western countries so how can all those Russian drivers afford to spend money on something like a dash cam? [Read more…]
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“Enjoy the moment. You won’t have it again.” —Frank Sonnenberg
The essence of every life can be boiled down to just one thing: today.
Whether good or bad, what happened in the past is over. It’s history, never to be altered or relived. [Read more…]
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Do you ever find yourself struggling to carry the groceries you just purchased from your car to your kitchen?
Depending on the weight of each bag and what’s inside them, it could mean making several trips while carrying just three or four bags at a time.
I eventually mastered the art of choosing the bags that could most easily be carried together, but even then my hands would be cramped and hurting by the time I made it into the kitchen. [Read more…]
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Do you often find yourself needing to make a quick stop at the market to pick up a few grocery items when you’re in a hurry to get to someplace else?
If so, you probably always try to snag the empty parking space that closest to the entrance.
And that’s certainly understandable since the closer you park, the quicker you can get inside and start shopping for the items you need.
But truth be told, you’ll almost always get back on the road quicker if you skip the closest parking space and park near the closest shopping cart return corral instead. Here’s why…
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The rise of skyscrapers in the early 1900s forever changed the skylines of major cities in the United States, and soon after cities in other parts of the world.
Today we take the science and precision engineering behind these giant structures for granted, but back in early days of the 1910s they were on an entirely different level. [Read more…]