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close Video RV camping popularity explodes amid pandemic As the summer of social distancing rolls on, families desperate for some time out of the house are turning to RV camping – in record numbers. Josh Jackling is following in the footsteps of his grandparents — and their renovated school bus. The vintage 1954 vehicle was purchased in the early 1970s by Jackling’s grandparents, Joseph and Inez. The bus was fixed up and taken on several family road trips that spanned more than 275,000 miles and criss-crossed two continents. Now, Jackling is preparing to hit the road with his wife Carolyn McKenna, much like his adventurous grandparents. MORE AMERICANS WOULD ALLEGEDLY CONSIDERING LIVING OUT OF A VAN TO SAVE MONEY, PAY OFF DEBT: SURVEY This time, though, the journey won’t just be documented in family photographs. Social media will play a large role in their travels for at least the next two years — and they already have … [Read more...] about Man and wife renovate family-owned school bus, plan to recreate ’70s road trip

Shashi Kapoor gets name 'TAXI' from brother Raj Kapoor; Here's Why | FilmiBeat Bollywood lost one of its prized possession today! Veteran actor Shashi Kapoor breathed his last at the age of 79 at a Mumbai hospital after being ill for sometime. Apart from being a brilliant actor, he was also known for speaking his mind and made sure that he was at his candid best in conversations. We bring you an old interview of his dating back to 1995 where he spoke to journalist Priya Warrier and sprung some 'surprises'... Shashi Kapoor Never Wanted To Become An Actor "I ‘m a very lazy actor. My coming into films was kind of thrust upon me, not something I had wanted to do. Being thrust upon me, I did my duty and I worked." He Never Used To Work On Sundays & Holidays "I was on time, very disciplined but did not work Sundays, took six weeks off from work to be with my family. I did upset a lot of producers and directors, including my brother, Mr. Raj Kapoor, … [Read more...] about NOSTALGIA! Shashi Kapoor’s Mother Used To Call Him ‘Fluky’ For This SHOCKING Reason

While there's light at the end of the tunnel for many British businesses after months of lockdown, there's some familiar favourites that will never return to the High Street. Many businesses have been told they could reopen on April 12 if the government reaches its Covid vaccination target, as part of Boris Johnson's plan to get the country out of restrictions. Hairdressers, salons, clothing outlets and many small, local businesses such as florists will be able to trade again after more than three months of closures. But for many towns and communities, the high street will never be the same again as one by one big chains that have been part of Britain's culture have fallen under the pressure of the pandemic. Some struggling brands will return to the high street but others will now operate online-only. Paperchase is closing 27 stores while Jaeger, John Lewis, Edinburgh Woollen Mill, Bonmarché, Hays Travel and Prezzo will reduce their store counts. Sir Philip Green's … [Read more...] about High street favourites that won’t re-open in April as Covid closes iconic chains forever

October 04, 2013 08:24 Cho Eun-jeong is the first Korean female pilot to work for a Chinese airline, flying an Airbus 320 at Shanghai-based Juneyao Airlines until June this year. But this fall the 41-year-old starts work for a Korean airline. Pilots in Korea need to graduate from the Air Force Academy, study flight operation at Korea Aerospace University, or work for an airline to get their licenses and flight experience. But Cho took a totally different route. It was not until the age of 29 that she started thinking of becoming a pilot. She began studying for her dream job at 33 and qualified a couple of years later. Frustrated by the fact that she was unable to apply for Korean airlines due to age limitations, she tried hard to find any other possible way to become a pilot. "I found that Korean airlines send most of their pilot candidates to the U.S. for flight training," she says, but since she could not afford to study abroad, she looked for a way to work and … [Read more...] about 1st Korean Woman Pilot in China Recalls Unusual Route

Working from home comes at a cost, and it's not only about eye-watering heating bills or making your own coffee: economists have now demonstrated that remote workers also spend a bigger share of their income on rent or mortgages to pay for the extra space needed to remain productive, even when they are away from the office. ZDNet Home Office Tours Jason Cipriani: Continuous tweaks Matthew Miller: Star Wars office Charlie Osborne: Millennial's small space SJVN: 30 years of working from home Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: The secret lives of gadgets Jason Perlow: Controlled chaos Robin Harris: No compromise duality Ed Bott: 'Two of everything' MJF: Too much podcast equipment Greg Nichols: Living and working on the high seas (with kids!) David Gewirtz: 20 years of refinement and evolution At the same time, employers save real estate money every time one of their employees stops coming into the workplace, which led the researchers to … [Read more...] about Working from home? Then maybe you should be paid more to get a bigger place, say economists