Category: 10 Things

Women will make the most money in these six US states

Post author By web gangsta
Post date March 7, 2014

It’s been often said that women earn anywhere from 60%-80% of what a man’s salary is in the exact same position.

And while that particular line item has been debunked as being a gender rule and more along the lines of what happens when you look at overall averages and neglect to take into account that women temporarily leave the workforce to raise a family for a portion of the time that men continue to earn money — there is still some truth that some women do earn less than some men in particular careers.

The Single Woman's Guide to Retirement
The Single Woman’s Guide to Retirement

Tags 10 Things, business, career, gender, money, Relationships, Travel

10 Things News Travel

West Virginia vs North Dakota: Where Would You Rather Live?

Post author By web gangsta
Post date March 3, 2014

Are you happy about where you live?

Some people are perfectly content never leaving their little piece of the world, while others are happy merely because they aren’t tied down anywhere, For some, happiness is more than a state… it’s a state of mind.

Happy
Happy

Tags 10 Things, survey, Travel

10 Things Gadgets Gambling Games Internet

Top Grossing Apps for iPhone, iPad, and Android (Mar 2014)

Post author By web gangsta
Post date March 1, 2014

Let’s see who’s been making money off of your smartphone addictions this month. Looks like Flappy Bird never made the cut:

App Marketing and How to Make Money with iPhone Apps

Tags 10 Things, Android, apple, Candy Crush, gadget, ipad, iPhone, shopping, smartphone

10 Things Music

What do Justin Bieber and Jason Mraz have in common?

Post author By web gangsta
Post date February 28, 2014

WHAT DO JUSTIN BIEBER AND JASON MRAZ HAVE IN COMMON?

It can be a difficult question to answer, as there are so many different options that could match an appropriate answer.

Is it their hair? Their singing style? Their sense of swagger?

Or could it be something a bit more…. sexy?

Justin Bieber Duck Tape

Tags 10 Things, justin bieber, Music, Party Talk

10 Things Music

The 20 Most Common Words in Song Lyrics

Post author By web gangsta
Post date February 26, 2014

You can’t stop yourself from singing. You may not be very good at it, but you typically know all the words to your favorite songs.

There’s a reason why, after all these years, you’re still able to recite the Preamble to the Constitution, thanks to Saturday Morning TV. Take some words, put them to music, and voila! Instant memory!

Reading Lyrics: More Than 1,000 of the Century’s Finest Lyrics
a Celebration of Our Greatest Songwriters, a Rediscovery of Forgotten Masters,
and an Appreciation of an extraordinary, popular art form

Tags 10 Things, lyrics, Music

10 Things How To Movies

How to make a guaranteed Oscar-winning film

Post author By web gangsta
Post date February 25, 2014

How hard can it be to make an Academy Award winning film?

Lots of people have Oscar awards. Some are honorary, others are earned. Some are from the National Academy, others are from regional or state Acadamies. Still, no matter how it’s obtained, an Oscar is an Oscar.

Not an Oscar Award (Not) An Academy Award

Tags 10 Things, Awards, How To, Movies

10 Things

Which university has the highest tuition?

Post author By web gangsta
Post date February 24, 2014

Did you go to college (or, if you’re a snob, “university”)?

If you did, who paid for your tuition? Were your parents able to take on a second mortgage and foot the bill for your four … or five… year stint? Did you cover the cost yourself?

Student loans are awful, there’s no doubt about it. But have you ever wondered if maybe you had attended a different, lower priced, school to get the same degree, that having that extra cushion of money available would have made a difference in your post-collegiate life?

Is College Worth It?: A Former United States Secretary of Education and a Liberal Arts Graduate Expose the Broken Promise of Higher Education
Is College Worth It?:
A Former United States Secretary of Education and a Liberal Arts Graduate
Expose the Broken Promise of Higher Education