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The 1 Big Mistake You Should Never, Ever Make With Your Passport - AOL (opens the original)
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A couple of years ago, I was invited to attend a friend’s July wedding in his wife’s hometown in northern Italy. As the date approached, I remarked to another friend who was also planning to travel from the U.S. for the celebration that I was glad I had just renewed my passport since it was due to expire in May. She responded cheerfully that she was all set because her passport wouldn’t expire until September. She was mistaken. My friend was not all set because Italy, as part of the Schengen Are
This Everyday Household Item Can Become A Serious Danger To Your Pet — Here’s How To Protect Them - AOL (opens the original)
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It was 10 days before Christmas in 2011, and Bonnie Harlan had stepped out for about 45 minutes to run some errands. When she returned home, her 4-year-old rescue dog Blue was missing from his usual spot. “He was not there to greet me at the door, which was very unusual,” Harlan told HuffPost. “I kept looking and calling him, and I couldn’t find him. Finally, when I was upstairs, I saw him out of the corner of my eye, lying under a table, and I could see from far away that there was a Cheetos ba
Commercial Airline Pilots Have A Mandatory Retirement Age. Here's Why. - AOL (opens the original)
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There are many professions where people stretch the limits of retirement (cough, cough, Congress), but commercial aviation is certainly not one of them. Indeed, commercial airline pilots in the United States are required to retire at 65 ― a practice that is mandated by federal regulation. Relationship: Yes, Retirement Can Change Your Relationship — For Better Or For Worse “In 1959, the Federal Aviation Administration conducted a study using scientific and medical research exploring when airline
HVAC Experts Say This 1 Common Habit Is Costing You Money — And Most People Don't Know It - AOL (opens the original)
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From using smart thermostats to turning off the air conditioning before leaving, there are many things people do to try to save money on their energy bills. But according to HVAC professionals, not all of these strategies have the intended result. And one habit, in particular, can actually backfire. “The number one item we deal with — and I’m sure a lot of companies deal with — is homeowners that go around and close off or cover up vents because they don’t want to cool a certain area or a certai
The Rudest Things You Can Do While Boarding A Plane - AOL (opens the original)
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Air travel can be stressful, but that doesn’t give you license to be rude and disrespectful at the airport or on the plane. One particular area where manners seem to go out the window is the boarding process. “When preparing to board the plane, being mindful of your fellow passengers is crucial,” Jackie Vernon-Thompson, the founder of From the Inside-Out School of Etiquette, told HuffPost. “It always helps boarding to run smoothly.” Travel: The Rudest Things You Can Do While Boarding A Plane To
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