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Carbon monoxide poses a serious threat to homeowners and tenants residing in any type of residential property. Chemically known as CO, it is a type of gas that is extremely toxic for humans and animals. This gaseous compound is virtually impossible to detect by smell or sight. Carbon monoxide does not have a distinct odor … More

Most people have heard of the naturally occurring phenomenon called El Nino. However, the full effects of this weather pattern are not well-known, nor does science fully understand the impact it can have overall. That said, El Nino has been present throughout 2016 so far, but is currently weakening. The weakening of this phenomenon could … More

Many people don’t realize how much sodium they’re consuming each day. Too much sodium can be detrimental to your health. The Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend that you get less than 2,300mg of salt each day. That number is less for certain age groups and for those with various health problems. Studies show that Americans … More

A password can provide someone with access to your emails, financial data and potentially other sensitive information. You need a secure password that is nearly impossible to guess or crack with software. You can take a few steps to ensure that your passwords are secure. Use Nothing Recognizable A secure password contains nothing recognizable. It … More

A small business needs to take the appropriate measures to protect their physical and virtual assets. Buying insurance is one effective way to secure valuable possessions that might get damaged, stolen or lost. In order to save on business insurance premiums, the latest security technology can be used. For example, video surveillance systems can monitor … More

The first Groundhog Day celebration on Gobbler’s Knob was held on February 2, 1887 in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. Each February 2, a groundhog, whose official name is Punxsutawney Phil, “Seer of Seers, Sage of Sages, Prognosticator of Prognosticators and Weather Prophet Extraordinaire,” emerges from a burrow to predict an early spring or an extended winter. A … More

Navigate thru this storm! Here are some tips on driving in the rain from our friends at Nationwide. “Know Your Car Most cars are equipped with a number of safety features to make your drive less hazardous. These include headlights, a defroster, your tire tread, windshield wipers, and cruise control at the most basic. With headlights, … More

With National Pie Day approaching on Saturday, January 23, it’s time to start thinking about how you and your family can celebrate this fun-loving (and delicious!) holiday. While numerous bakeries across the U.S. offer a free slice of pie to celebrate the day, why not try your hand at this easy homemade pear pie? Baking … More

January is National Financial Wellness Month. Getting your finances back on track is a great way to start the new year off. Saving money can be a challenge today. However, there are many things you can do to cut your spending. Below is a list of tips for saving money: Cook At Home If you … More

Now that the holidays have passed, it’s important to take time to acknowledge and show gratitude for the generosity of your loved ones. With today’s heavy reliance on electronic communication, handwritten thank you cards are becomingly increasingly rare. However, the impact of a well-constructed, old-fashioned thank you card cannot be overstated. Let’s take a look … More