If we were to count the miles traveled by a hiker who walked the Appalachian Trail, from Georgia to Maine, they would clock 2,178 miles. The average walker in the Susan G. Komen 3-Day for the Cure walk would hit 60 miles. If we measure the miles walked by the average American adult each day, however, the number dwindles to about two miles, or 4,000 steps.
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The days of cuddling up in a five-star hotel, sipping champagne and nibbling delicacies brought long after midnight by room service may not be gone forever, but there certainly has been a shift in the way people are vacationing.
Read MoreWorld Emblem International, Miami announced Trimax Transfers are now available in its U.S. locations. Having been produced for years in the company’s European location, U.S. customers can now apply screen-printed images to apparel right inside their own facility.
Read MoreSt. Paul, Minnesota-based Crystal D, a leading supplier of corporate awards and plaques, announced the launch of its D TV Web page on March 31. The new Web page features a variety of videos that educate distributors about Crystal D awards and give creative award ideas, as well as prove the impact of recognition on an organization.
Read MoreOne of the most tried-and-true promotional products, imprinted drinkware is almost an accepted ubiquity in life at this point. This is great news if you’re a distributor looking for a reliable promotion, because chances are any venue or event you can think of offers an opportunity to sell imprinted drinkware.
Read MoreThe majority of small businesses (52 percent) believe having a social media presence is important for companies, according to the Small Business Opinion Poll commissioned by Reno, Nevada-based EMPLOYERS. The national poll also reveals that although there are nearly five million small businesses leveraging social media, that figure only accounts for 16 percent of the 29.7 million small businesses in the United States based on figures from the Small Business Administration.
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George Gershwin. DJ Jazzy Jeff and The Fresh Prince. The Beatles.
Three of the most unlikely song stylists to be placed on the same list? Probably. But the one thing they have in common is each wrote a musical homage to rising temperatures.
Read More … And then the businessman woke up in a bathtub filled with ice only to find his kidney was gone! Eating Pop Rocks and drinking Coke will cause stomach damage! Walt Disney has been cryogenically frozen!
The best urban legends revolve around some rather unsavory themes, don’t they? Here’s one more you might not have heard: “Golf” is actually an acronym for “Gentlemen Only, Ladies Forbidden.” Not true.
The Bella Ladies’ sport bra is good if you’re on the run or at the gym. The bra is double-layered for extra support and is made from a 90 percent spandex, 10 percent cotton mix.
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The ROTATION pants by Tonix are made of 100 percent SoftCool performance fabric. The birdseye knit pants feature a drawstring and elastic waist and two side pockets.
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