Author: Dax Nair
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How to Create Google Web Stories Using WordPress
Do we need another story-creation app when Instagram, TikTok, and Snap users are already churning out copious amounts of visual content on the internet? By launching Web Stories in September 2020, Google appears to believe there is room for one more. If you are unfamiliar with Google Web Stories, here are some basics on how…
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Seven Reasons to Watch a Tennis Tournament In Person
Last Updated on August 15, 2023 It was that time again! I was back at Sobey’s Stadium in Toronto to watch the Canadian ATP Masters 1000 tournament held in Toronto. The tournament is currently branded as the “National Bank Open presented by Rogers.” The matches are played in Toronto and Montreal simultaneously with the women’s…
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San Francisco Chinatown – Rich in History, Culture, and Intrigue
San Francisco Chinatown is one of the largest outside of Asia and the biggest in North America. It is believed to attract more tourists than the Golden Gate Bridge! The best thing about San Francisco Chinatown is that it is very accessible. You can catch a Muni bus or a cable car from popular tourist…
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Chicago – Go for Its Unique Architecture
In some ways, Chicago, the third-largest city in the United States, does not get a fair shake as an international tourist destination. New York City, with its cosmopolitan hype, and Los Angeles, with its glitz and glamour, are preferred destinations for leisure travel to the US. There are many theories on why Chicago is referred…
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Three Big Draws in Hawaii – Maui, Kauai, and Honolulu
If your idea of a vacation includes beaches, mountains, and palm trees, Hawaii won’t disappoint you. The palm-tree-lined beaches are beautiful. There are mountains and hiking trails aplenty. The traffic is slow and the people are laid back. Not much not to like. Except, for the cost. It was my first trip to Hawaii. My…
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New Orleans: Go for the Fun
A version of this post originally appeared on Rebootsocial.com The small group of thirty-something-looking women standing behind us was loud and chatty, but friendly. One of them wore a sash that read “Birthday Girl.” My wife and I were in a lineup, waiting for the Hop-on-Hop-Off bus on Canal Street in New Orleans It was…
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12 Things to Know Before Buying an EV in 2025
✏️ Update: November 18, 2024 It’s been a while since I took the plunge and bought my Tesla Model 3. Back then, buying an EV was still a relatively new concept for many. But times have changed, and the electric car revolution is in full swing. While some of my original points still hold true,…
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Can Companies Justify a Return-to-Office Mandate?
It is a classic case of employer-employee misalignment. Over 81% of employees in a recent survey indicated that they enjoyed working from home. Yet, 79% of the survey respondents believe their employers expect them to revert to in-office work soon. That begs the question: Can companies justify a return-to-office mandate? It’s been two years since life…
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Djokovic’s Calendar Grand Slam Miss – The One That Got Away
Novak Djokovic’s Grand Slam miss goes beyond a personal shortfall. It is a lost opportunity for the tennis community to rewrite history books…
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Post-Pandemic Air Travel and a New Fear of Flying
Fifteen months, a few untimely deaths in the family, and four COVID variants later, I am ambivalent about post-pandemic air travel. I have a new fear of flying. I try to tell myself that it is business as usual, but I know it’s not. Pandemic-related restrictions have been relaxed, again. Mask-less life should be just…