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Your home reflects who you are and what you enjoy in life. You are a creative soul of understanding that life can be beautiful. You love your time alone listening to jazz music with a glass of wine. You are looking for decorations that show your individuality as a creative and musical person. You have a record player that you enjoy hearing your favorite songs. You want to show off the records that are special to you. You have a signed record copy by a well-known musician, and you want to show them off. You also want to show off your past accomplishments of the music you created.

Are you a Beatles fan or an Elvis Presley fan? You have a stack full of record collections from the 1960s to the present. You enjoy the many different versions of music, like jazz, rock and roll, pop, country, and pop. You love to listen to music while you sleep, and you love to listen to music while you’re awake. Music keeps you focused on your day and gets the creative juices or ideas flowing. That is why the KAIU record frames are a great way to decorate your home, and the HI Coup kitchenware wine opener will open that wine bottle that gives you the feeling of a classy lifestyle.

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Beach running for your next workout: What you need to know
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It can be easy to get off your fitness or running routine while you’re on vacation at the beach. With junk food around every dune and the hours filled with surf and sun, the days can get away from you fast.

That’s not to say you can’t enjoy the beach and all the fun and indulgences it has to offer. If you want to take a break from your fitness routine, go right ahead — you’ve earned it. But for those with a desire to keep active during their downtime, the shore has a secret fitness weapon: the beach itself.

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Finding your way in a new town when you have to relocate for work
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It doesn’t matter whether you’re embarking on a second career, a second marriage, or the second grade. Moving to a new town can be a nerve-wracking experience.

Work is perhaps the most common reason to relocate. But you’ve left more than your old job behind. There’s a good chance you’ve also moved away from friends or family, not to mention all the familiar faces and places that make a hometown what it is. Now you’ll need to find a new dentist, a new flower shop, and a whole new support network. All of a sudden, there are a lot of proverbial balls in the air. It’s inconvenient at best and downright debilitating at worst.

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Keep these things in your car, just in case
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We've all had moments in a car of finding ourselves unprepared for even small disruptions—an accidental spill, an unexpected oversized purchase—and wishing we had on hand the very thing that would minimize that disruption. Besides what we typically view as daily car necessities—charging cable, hand sanitizer, YETI mug—consider including some practical tools and items that may not be used regularly, but may very well become essential under the right circumstances.

Whether driving to work, running errands, or taking an extended road trip, consider investing in a few versatile items that can easily be stored in dashboard or trunk. It'll make managing the inevitable inconveniences of road travel (and life, in general) a lot less stressful.

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