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8 Tips for Traveling with Pets

The holiday season is typically the one time during the year when the entire family can get together, but sometimes we’re forced to leave everyone’s favorite family member at home when traveling: our furry friends. Maybe the hotel doesn’t accommodate pets, your pet gets a little antsy flying or can’t sit still on a road trip. But there are a quite a few ways to make traveling a little easier with them. Heidi Ganahal, the CEO and founder of Camp Bow Bow, and Heather Owen, the owner of...

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The Importance of Good Credit Later in Life

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Retirement is a scary time for a person who has defined her usefulness by going to work and doing a job every day for forty-five years. In order to have enough money to live on for those retirement years, a person will have to unlock the power of saying “No” to a lot of things that might threaten the nest egg down the road.

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AZ Insider: The Fleetwood of Fleetwood Mac at Private Party

Kathy Shayna Shocket has the inside scoop on celebrities and people with passion.

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  The gracious Mick Fleetwood talks about his photography. His talent behind the camera is extraordinary!

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Kids Names May Effect Fate With Santa

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It turns out, the names we give our kids might effect their fate with Jolly Old Saint Nick. According to a new survey by "School Stickers,” if your child’s name is Jake or Laura, they’ve probably been not-so-nice this year. If you have a Jacob or Sophie, they’re probably well-behaved angels.

"School Stickers" released a list of the most naughty and nice boys and girls names. This was based on which names were given the most behavior stickers through the year. The study is...

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Donate to Save Lives Through Teen Lifeline

 

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For teens, the end of the year means stress at school, which can lead to anxiety and even depression. But a simple conversation from a parent or family member letting them know that it’s OK can make them reverse suicide thoughts. That’s exactly what Teen lifeline aims to do all year round. Michelle Moorhead, the executive director of Teen Lifeline, has seen the impact the organization makes since she started as a volunteer with its outreach events, campaigns and hotline help. It can be easy to miss signs of suicide in a teen with the holiday excitement, but with the organization’s...

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