Whether it is our doctor, a friend, or a family member, most of
us have someone in our lives who is constantly telling us to use more
sunscreen. We know we should, but it is just too easy to forget about it. Here
are five reasons, all more permanent than sunburn, which will make you think
twice before leaving the house without that bottle.
Thursday, September 10, 2015
Why is Sunscreen So Important?
Labels:
skin tips,
summer tips,
sun protection,
sunscreen
Monday, August 31, 2015
The Best Breweries Near Sheffield, MA
Labels:
beer,
Berkshires breweries,
breweries,
MA beer,
Sheffield beer
Tuesday, December 16, 2014
Myrtle Beach Snowbird Fest 2015
This annual event organized and hosted by The Snowbird
Company is back to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina and Orange Beach, Alabama to
promote winter rentals and activities to snowbirds that look to escape the cold northern
states each winter. While many websites are designed to help snowbirds find
winter rentals, the Snowbird Fest is the first expo of its kind designed to help them find
suitable winter insurance and become more accustomed to the south in the
winter.
Labels:
coastal rental,
coastal vacations,
Myrtle Beach,
snowbirds,
winter,
winter rentals
Thursday, November 20, 2014
Weddings in a Winter Wonderland
Don’t let a fear of bad weather keep your from having the
winter wedding of your dreams. A winter wedding gives you the opportunity to incorporate
unique features into your special day. If you are a bride who isn’t into the
typical spring or summer wedding, you are not alone! Plenty of brides are
choosing to tie the knot in the colder months and here are some of the best
reasons you can consider to as well!
Labels:
wedding,
wedding decor,
winter decor,
winter wedding,
winter wonderland
Friday, October 24, 2014
Preparing For Life After Graduation
As your college career comes to an end, it’s time to start
thinking about and preparing for life after college. In general, this means
preparing for your job search and giving yourself the greatest chance of
success at finding your dream job. It can be challenging to juggle finishing
off classes with thinking about job applications, but it will be worth it when
you are walking across the stage with your diploma in hand knowing that you
have a job waiting for you on the other side. Here are a few key steps to take
before you start on that job search journey.
Labels:
college graduation,
graduation,
Job Search,
resume
Thursday, September 11, 2014
How to Have a Great Web Design for Your New Business
If your web stats show high bounce rates, dismal conversion
rates, and poor organic traffic, it may be time for you to sit down and analyze
your web design. In today’s digital world where everybody searches for products
online prior to making a purchase, your website has become the face of your business.
Visitors
will form opinions about you based on their online experience—and unlike potential
customers browsing your physical retail store—you are helpless in changing
their minds.
Labels:
business websites,
computers,
internet,
online business,
online marketing,
web,
web design
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Charleston Construction Jobs
| Construction (Photo credit: Jim Moran) |
If you're currently working in the world of construction or considering a move to a career in construction, you may be interested in the outlook for these types of jobs. While there's largely been instability in the United States job market, and while the talking heads on the news opine about a slow down in new housing and construction the truth is that in recent years construction labor jobs have far exceeded job growth in most categories. Consider the following:
- The Bureau of Labor and Statistics predicts that through 2022 jobs in construction labor are anticipated to grow by 25%
- This projects out to 325,000 new jobs
- In 2012 there were 1,284,000 of these jobs
- Pay in construction jobs is relatively low. In 2012 the average annual pay for a construction laborer was $29,160, barely above the average median wage for all jobs. If you're looking to become wealthy in your career, construction labor isn't an easy path to it.
- Physical demands. The term "labor" isn't in the job title for no reason, if you're going to work in construction you're going to work hard and potentially work in dangerous situations. Construction workers have a very high rate of injury, and this is certainly something a worker in this industry needs to consider accounting for.
Labels:
Business,
Charleston,
Construction,
Construction and Maintenance,
Employment,
Job Search,
South Carolina,
United States
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