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Worried about falling house prices   So it's nearly time to start thinking about moving to a new home. We've been in our current place for almost four years now, and considering we only intended to stay there for a couple of years in the first place, we're both starting to get a bit impatient abo...

I was asked to write this article on twitter and and virtual assistants for News Blaze and also felt that this pertained to the real estate industry as well.  By creating the proper structures a real estate agent or company can reach new levels in sales and find more clients, then they ever belie...

In the summer of 2010, Fast Company Magazine decided to find out who is most influential online. The idea was based on who could get the most people to follow a link to a website. The group that jumped in to see who had the most influence was as broad as Youtube Celebrities to Social Media office...

  Did you know... 90% of our brains are developed between the ages of 2 and 6? What if more educational emphasis was placed on this particular age group, and we placed our best and brightest teachers with these students in order to develop a solid foundation and a love of learning that would las...

I was driving past Bridger Bowl and noticed a sign stating that there was a Raptor Festival going on and so I immediately turned around. The parking areas were full, so I had to park a ways back and hike up the hill to the buildings above. Perched on the back deck of the main lodge were a Swainso...

"The Wisdom of a Cowboy: Crossing the River and Climbing the Mountain, is a treasure chest of rare jewels of wisdom, gathered by Rob Wilson during a trek, in the high desert of Arizona, "Crossing the River and Climbing the Mountain" and throughout the challenges of his life. Rob shares the wisdo...

It's winding down to the last few days of a week's worth of fishing through central Montana. I began the first few days hiking up Bear Trap Canyon, into the wilderness area several miles up on the Madison River to fish my way out. The wind was blowing about 15 to 20 miles an hour with hoppers pop...