I've been mulling this piece on the current Middle East conflict for a few days. Even right now, I'm staring at my phone, looking for answers to the questions posed by the world we live in. Missing a few soft deadlines has only put more pressure on the words that will soon fill this article.…
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Stylist Engie Hassan’s journey to becoming an extraordinaire in the world of fashion began as a youngling. From the beginning of her elementary school years, Engie knew what her calling was. While attending the Fashion Institute of Technology to receive a Bachelors in Fashion Merchandising Management, and soon after New York University for a Masters in Graphic Communications Management…
Knicket is the first and only search engine for apps that is as easy as using Google, but more fun! To search, simply enter a term that describes the type of app you’re looking for, then select your price range (including free). Knicket allows you to further sort the results by selecting categories including release…
A comic book character had an interesting catchphrase; with great power comes great responsibility. It seems almost too simple, yet in actuality, holds a larger truth inside. In our world, the realm of entertainment holds a valuable sway over the majority. The average folks live and die on their favorite soap, primetime television, and sport…
1. You enjoy old school dance moves, including synchronized swishing left-and-right, and/or find it entertaining when grown men dance this way in groups (Mars’ band is truly talented, have great energy, and often clustered together to sing and jam in unison).
2. You respect a variety of musical genres, from songs with a Motown feel and…
A master Mixologist and expert in his field, Anthony Fontanilla is no stranger to getting his hands dirty when it comes to his work. He's the kind of guy who grabs the bull by the horns and building his career with his one true love- the bar, has been a road paved with ups, downs and every drink…
Here’s a $1 million idea: making breakfast and lunch at home every day instead of dining out can potentially yield seven figures in retirement savings.
A 25-year-old who eats breakfast at home and bags her lunch can save an extra $10 a day. Invested in a retirement account earning an 8 percent average annual rate…


