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Most business have dress codes but they usually don't include details on how to wear your makeup. Brightly colored eye shadow is starting to immerse into the world again for the first time since the 90's and some employers are sending their employees home because they show up with hot pink eyeshadow, bright red lip stick and glitter eyelashes.

Weekends are great! Most of us don't have to work so we are able to spend time with our families. The only bad thing about weekends is that they come to an end. To be honest I hate the end of weekends more than I hate a mouse in the house or bad weather. I find myself dreading Monday so bad that it usual ruins my Sunday afternoon.

If you went shopping last Saturday you will probably do anything to avoid the crowds this weekend. The idea of going shopping this weekend is HORRIBLE.  The crowds are going to be in full force and it's going to get ugly.  So wouldn't it be better to shop when places are WAY emptier . . . like tomorrow morning?

Forbes magazine put together a list of little things you say at work that could be holding your career back.  There are a few obvious ones, like saying "I can't," or "That's not my job."  But here are four that were kind of interesting. 1.)  "I Think."  According to one expert, if you start too many sentences with "I think," you start coming across as weak a

  LinkedIn just released the results of a survey on what people think will disappear from offices within the next five years. And if people are right, offices in 2017 are going to have really modern technology, and a lot of people wearing jeans in giant rooms with absolutely no privacy. Here are the top 13 answers. #1.) Tape recorders. 79% of people say they'll be gone within five years. Since, ya

A lot of people work with their spouse. My parents have done it for their entire lives and somehow they have been successful and stayed married for 31 years. According to Inc.com their are some great benefits in working together. A shared sense of accomplishment ... Read More ...

Do you ever check your email and it seems like the first 25 emails are about cake in the break room at work, when you are waiting for an important response from your boss. Half the time you end up getting so frustrated that you delete the important email because it was surrounded by the unimportant emails.

Should doctors be able to prescribe VACATIONS?  We don't know if it's a realistic possibility, but it would be good for the country in two ways.  One, doctors would prescribe us fewer mind-controlling pills, and two, we'd actually be FORCED to relax.

Every Friday Doug Maughan from The College of Southern Idaho brings the radio station a box of yummy donuts. I love donuts but I try at all costs to avoid eating them because I know how many hours I will have to be in the gym to work it off. Everyone knows that most times you can eat whatever you want as long as you eat the right amount, so I always cut a small piece of a donut off.

According to a new survey from BetterSleep.org, 67% of Americans admit they fall asleep somewhere other than their bed at least once every few weeks.  10% say it happens daily.

When I was a kid, I mucked stalls.  It's a job that requires constant work, responsibility and a certain amount of humility.  After all, you're cleaning up after giant poop machines.  We asked you which jobs build the most charter growing up.  Here are the top four.

Here's another reason to ostracize smokers. Their cigarettes get them a TON of extra time off.  Light smokers take about 18 minutes of smoke breaks a day, which adds up to the same as NINE extra "vacation" days a year. Heavy smokers can take up to an hour's worth of breaks a day that adds up to 29 full work days off, or almost six weeks...