By: Cariear Mickson | 2011-06-09 | Golf Gary Woodland grew up in Kansas, once dreamed to be a basketball superstar. Hesitating between golf and basketball, Gary Woodland finally got golf instead, and decided to leave the basketball team in West University that he had working for. read more
By: Jolie Crussel | 2010-10-21 | International Property Do you believe that Ted Turner, founder of CNN, own acres of land which is nearly three times the size of Rhode Island. This media mogul garners the top rank in The Land Report’s annual list of the biggest landowners in America. Media titan John Malone ranks fifth after his purchase of the Bell Ranch which is 290,000 acres. read more
By: Jolie Crussel | 2011-03-18 | Home Business A handful of communities have bloomed with wealthiest homebuyers, many of whom are billionaires, Hollywood celebrities, and affluent residents. The eight towns below are in Zillow.com’s list of priciest communities, based on median home value, big increase in percentage of total home sales, and population of over 10,000. read more
By: Jolie Crussel | 2011-01-13 | Corporate In general, the banking sector is healthier. While some banks are struggling, many banks have seen improvements in operations. The following outstanding banks are chosen as based on eight measures on financial health including net interest margin, return on average equity, nonperforming loans, and reserves as a percentage of NPLs. read more
By: Jolie Crussel | 2011-11-28 | Home Business Family companies have made a considerable contribution in generating revenue and employment. Family companies make up one third of all companies in the S&P index. Many are outperforming their competitors as the have a long-term view of investment and inspire trust and commitment in their employees. Here are some top largest family companies. read more
By: Gianni Truvianni | 2011-02-22 | Basketball An article about Larry Bird and Earvin “magic” Johnson, who not only brought the quality of their game to the NBA but also saved it to make it the world wide sport it became and still is. read more
By: simeon knight | 2010-12-28 | Health & Fitness Fighting obesity is a topic that is everywhere. Revive Our Community has found it necessary to provide our followers with up to date information on how the fight can be won. read more
By: Jacques Sprenger | 2010-04-04 | Politics Empires decline sooner or later; we have seen that many times in history; are we in danger of failing as a superpower? Have we forgotten the values of the Founding Fathers? Are our resources employed for the benefit of our citizens? Or squandered in playing the role of world's policeman? The modern citizen is born free but soon finds himself in chains: mortgage, medical costs, college, gas prices, high taxes, etc. read more
By: Jolie Crussel | 2010-09-22 | Workplace safety Many couples are going to start families, and they are taking into consideration of best cities for their family lives. When living in such places, family members feel safe all the time and neighbors are extremely friendly. In addition, it’s great to spend just 12 to 15 minutes to commute to downtown, thus helping working parents save precious minutes to commute to work and spend more time with their families. The following places offer good conditions to raise a family, including low crime rate, solid educational prospects, and affordable daily essentials. read more
By: Jolie Crussel | 2011-01-13 | Retirement An online survey has been recently conducted by Ameriprise Financial and Harris Interactive, with the participation of 10,028 adults ages 40 to 75 in 30 metropolitan areas. Financial preparations including savings habits and retirement needs calculations, personal plans, and level of confidence workers feel about their ability to retire are taken into account in the survey. The following are details of the top ranked cities where older workers are preparing for retirement. read more
By: Donna Martin | 2012-04-19 | Sales Powerful tobacco products cannot remain popular forever. The best-selling smoking brand is Marlboro – manufactured by Philip Morris and Altria. read more
By: Deanna Cisneros | 2010-04-04 | News and society We crossed the border into Baghdad that day-March 18, 2003, and were settling in for a rare operational pause. We had to reload and wait for our supplies to catch up. As night fell, I realized that I had been awake for 72 hours, but it was my turn to watch the perimeter of the camp and keep all secure. read more