How to simplify travel reporting and what to do with the data

“Give us the opportunity to tell you something you don’t know. It’s these insights which give you the chance to change what you’re doing, or do it better,” says James Griffith, SME Finance Business Partner, Corporate Traveller Australia.

By knowing where you are now you can better prepare for the next wave of travel at your company. Together, we will build a smarter return to travel. read more

How to ship wine after being stationed in Italy

Ah, Italy: the land of some of the world’s most enjoyable alcoholic drinks. From Limoncello to Chianti, Amaretto to Moscato, Italy has something for everyone. But when it’s time to PCS back to the States from Italy, can you bring some of that delicious vino with you?

Here’s what you need to know about shipping alcohol from Italy to a CONUS location. read more

How to share your location with iOS 8 (without creeping yourself out)

I don’t consider myself an excessively private person nor think I’m a superspy in civilian clothes. But there’s something about sharing my location with other people that gives me the heebie-jeebies. I absolutely don’t want to do it all the time, but I love the ability to choose when, where, and to whom I do. read more

How to Smoke a Cigar

Not everyone knows how to smoke a cigar and, unless you’ve had a bit of practice and know what you’re doing, smoking one can be daunting. At first it can seem like a pretty straightforward task and it is easy to assume that it’s simply a case of lighting one end and using the other end to inhale – but, that isn’t necessarily true. read more

How to shoot successful pet portraits this Christmas

Discover how to take gorgeous photos of your pets this Christmas with these simple tips, tricks and camera techniques.

Pets can be so wonderfully cute – many of us will often find ourselves reaching for the camera to capture their crazy antics, funny expressions and quirky habits. But Christmas is the perfect time to try to capture a portrait of your favourite pet. A picture of your cat, dog or hamster posing in festive gear would make a fun image for a home-printed card, or could be framed to create a bespoke gift. read more

How to Size an RV Solar Charge Controller + Our Top Picks

Are you adding solar to your RV and wondering which charge controller is best for you? Solar charge controllers come in all shapes, sizes, and price points.

Choosing the correct charge controller for your RV solar system is a very important step to make sure you are maximizing your output.

Using a charge controller that is too small can reduce the amount of solar power you generate by up to 50% or you could fry your system by going over the voltage rating. read more

How to Show Proof of COVID-19 Vaccination In NYC and Beyond

With New York City rolling out new protocols, it remains to be seen if — and when — other U.S. cities will follow suit.

Big changes are coming to New York City this month as the fight against COVID-19 continues. This week, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that workers and patrons will soon have to show proof of at least one dose of vaccination in order to engage in indoor activities, such as dining, fitness centers, or entertainment. The program, which has been dubbed the "Key to NYC Pass," will go into effect Monday, August 16, for a short transition period before full enforcement begins Monday, September 13. read more

How to Ship to the Great Lakes

MOVING CARGOS ACROSS THE ATLANTIC OCEAN TO AMERICA’S HEARTLAND

From the earliest days of settlement in America, the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River have been used to move cargos from America’s Heartland to the world — and vice versa.

In fact, the origin of Great Lakes shipping began in the 1800s with the industrialization of the Midwest. When farmers, miners and loggers of the region needed to move their goods, they turned to Great Lakes fleets to serve their industries. In turn, this helped develop thriving port cities in America, like Cleveland. read more

How To Set a Winning Little League Batting Order

A Little League World Series coach shares his tips to setting a winning batting order.

Let’s face it: when it comes to baseball, everyone wants to be a cleanup hitter. The prized number four slot in the lineup is where the big slugger sits, whether it’s tee-ball, beer-league kickball, or MLB. But in Little League, not every kid is a big slugger ⏤ even if their parents think they are. And setting a lineup can be tricky. Coaches have to balance the demands of parents’ and kids’ egos with what’s best for the team, and make sure that every hitter gets their fair share of appearances at the plate. read more

How to safely sell online to Brazil minimizing risks

Every market has its risks; Brazil is no different. Unfortunately, like in any other country, the online market has fraudsters, deceiving customers, and all kinds of ill-intentioned people trying to take advantage from any security breach that an e-commerce might have.

All this does not mean that companies shouldn’t sell online to Brazil, it’s quite the opposite, there is a huge potential here, a market full of opportunities for those who wish to explore it and grow their business. Companies just need to learn “how to do this” safely. read more