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ADA Compliance Violations Can Cost You $75,000 to $150,000!
If your business or company website is found to not be compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, you will likely be fined up to $75,000 for the first offense; and then up to $150,000 for every offense after that. Yes, ADA compliance is that important!
By Timothy A Rowland4 years ago in FYI
Useless Preps
Today, I’m going to share with you my thoughts on prepping supplies I find useless and annoying that many preppers seem to get.
By M.L. Lewis4 years ago in FYI
For The TB Challenge
This is a challenge set up by Judey Kalchik to review two random Vocal Stories from the Vocal Creators we love panel on the Vocal Home Page. You can check the challenge here.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 4 years ago in FYI
Tourists around the world are having a terrifying experience
Nine people spent five hours in the air after a roller coaster broke down in Britain Nine people were stranded in the air for five hours after a roller coaster at a Scottish amusement park broke down. The amusement park operator claims visitors will be able to experience plenty of twists and turns, as well as thrilling speeds of up to 40 miles per hour. The accident happened at 4.30pm on July 3, when the ride came to a sudden stop as it was hurtling along the tracks, leaving nine passengers stranded in the air. The local fire department immediately sent people to organize rescue, until all the passengers were rescued, it was more than 9 p.m.
By Na Dunshie4 years ago in FYI
Why are Reviews so Important now days?
The web has carried everything to our fingertips, from purchasing food to exploring our next new vehicle buy. When a spot for presenting a lovely site on advance your business, the web is currently developing to be a gathering where shoppers assess items and administrations in view of impressions and criticism from other, similar buyers.
By Lena Jhonson4 years ago in FYI
What's So Funny?
What’s So Funny? Television Comedy by Generation Television situational comedies and comedy sketch shows are designed to please a particular demographic. The shows with the most longevity are time relevant to the audience for which it is written. The writers success is measured by whether or not they have moved their audience to laughter. But why is it funny? What makes the audience laugh? One may argue that we are born with a degree of what appeals to us comedically, or perhaps we laugh at what our parents have told us is funny and what they laugh at. But when you analyze the formats of popular comedy television shows, we begin to see they are a result of the environment in which we are surrounded, both familial and societal. And what each generation finds humorous has and will continue to change with each generation.
By Patti Marrs Magill4 years ago in FYI
Is Die Hard Really A Christmas Movie?
Scholars and historians have debated for centuries the question “Is Die Hard a Christmas Movie?” Or at least during the last three decades since the movie was released. This is why readers have turned to me, your friendly neighborhood historian, to wrestle with this age-old question and help them resolve this dilemma.
By Bill Petro4 years ago in FYI
Money Spell for the Full Supermoon or Any Moon!
Full Moon Money Spell 2022 A No Ingredient Money Spell for the Full Supermoon or any Full Moon. Moon magick has been used in many cultures for many moons. Women guide their cycles based on the moon cycle. The Moon controls the tides and yet, it doesn’t turn or spin on its axis as Earth does.
By Char Wilcox4 years ago in FYI
The Many Theories and Superstitions That Make Friday 13th Unlucky
Friday the 13th has long been considered a superstitious day. Fewer people fly on this date; some even refuse to leave the house. It is considered as bad as walking under a ladder, breaking a mirror or seeing a black cat. It affects some so bad that it has its own phobia.
By Sam H Arnold4 years ago in FYI
"Well...this is terrifying"
As I embark on my most ambitious writing venture yet, I have discovered things that I wish my readers to pay attention to. I am currently gathering research for my Master of Arts Dissertation in International Relations and European Politics, at one of the most uncertain times of modern human history. I have felt it so concerning, that I implore you to read (and watch) all the way to the very end. We live in quite frightening times. We are in an era of the unknown, and yet we carry on as normal - it's strange how conformed we are to routine, and again concerning. Given what I am about to present to you will probably feel like taking the red pill and falling down the rabbit hole. If you'd rather live in ignorance and bliss (good for you, know that I envy you), then take the blue bill and stop reading here. Ok, here goes...
By Rosie J. Sargent4 years ago in FYI
I don't like people who are right
Eccentrics, as we all understand them, are obviously people who don't play by the usual rules, who do things their own way and are not understood by their contemporaries. In the eyes of the right-thinking layman, There is no doubt that Beau Lay is an eccentric. The sane are, in Marina Tsvetaeva's words, those who declare, and there are plenty of them, that "the most rational, first and right thing to do is to go mad." A whole book could be written about the weird things Beau Lay did. Here are just a few casual anecdotes.
By twddn4 years ago in FYI
NewsBreak What Potential Writers Need to know
Is NewsBreak for you? I read a number of articles about NewsBreak prior to becoming a contributor and found out that much of the information was now outdated. What I am about to share could become obsolete one day but in August 2022 it is still relevant.
By Cheryl E Preston4 years ago in FYI