Uncle Sam is calling on you to display your patriotism, but it’s in a different way than you may imagine. A new kind of draft is calling on students to counter the growing threat of cyber terrorism. In 2010, the United States needed 20,000 cyber security experts, but we only had about a thousand. That just won’t cut it—and it puts the entire country at great peril. The Department of Homeland... 

Election day, November 6 is the day we all go and vote for the future leader of our country, however, do you know exactly how voting works? Per federal election in America, we have around 2 million poll workers which is almost the same amount as worldwide Walmart employees. Poll workers work an average of 12 hours a day and are usually paid minimum wage. Even students are eligible to become a poll... 

Today, Intellectual property accounts for 20% of U.S. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and nearly 40% of U.S. economic growth. There are more than 55 million workers at all educational and skill levels in America’s IP-intensive industries. IP-Intensive industries have a 30% higher salary than non-IP-intensive industries. Approximately 74% of total U.S. exports are in the IP-Intensive industries... 

When it comes to your cell phone and voting, what do they have in common? With our cell phones being our lifelines, it’s no surprise that 88% of registered voters own some kind of cell phone and roughly half of those registered voters own a smartphone. Not only do these voters own cell phones, it’s oddly split up between parties and smartphone services that are used. Of the most active... 

Visiting the Doctor’s office or hospital is no fun task, but sometimes its necessary. However, when going to see your physician or local hospital, how is the business within the office affecting their overall business growth? A lot of how you perceive the overall business comes from the unfortunate billing that comes with your visit. Patients who are highly satisfied with a hospital’s... 

  Did you know that the average American changes their career 7 times in their lifetime? When you really think about it, that’s a lot of different job fields. So what causes this change? Overall in the US, there are 71% of worker who feel they are “not engaged” or “actively disengaged” from their work. Sometimes job satisfaction just isn’t what it should be.... 

Neon is a chemical element which is a very common element in the universe, but is rare on Earth. It’s a colorless, inert noble gas that gives a distinct reddish-orange glow when used in either low-voltage neon glow lamps, in high-voltage discharge tubes or in neon advertising signs. Inert gases tend to keep their molecular structure; however, with neon and other inert gases, they remain inert... 

It’s all about the apps on smartphones. So, what is the best way to make the most profit off of your application? Let’s go inside the Android factory and find out the top ways to build profitable applications. The top monetary models include in-app ads, pay per download, freemium, notifications and paid apps. Depending on your application there is a certain model that should be used. Say... 

Contrary to popular belief, it’s not always innate genius or talent that will make you a success story these days. It’s actually all about the hours of work that you put in, which means even average Joe is capable of becoming an expert. Practice can make perfect, 10,000 hours of practice to be exact. The 10,000 hour rule states: it takes ten thousand hours of deliberate practice to become... 

We all know their names, and unfortunately most have heard of the infamous “27″ curse. Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Kurt Cobain, Amy Winehouse and Jim Morrison- all died at age 27 and with serious drug and alcohol problems. The “27 curse” began in 1970 when drug and alcohol addiction took the legendary guitar playing Jimi Hendrix and songwriter Janis Joplin. Both having heroin...