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• 6 guns every hunter needs to own

  John McAdams Recreation & Leisure

  At their most basic level, guns are tools for hunters. Like tools in a tool box, some guns are better at various hunting tasks than others. Depending on the animals you plan on pursuing and the location where you hunt, it is often necessary to own several different guns to ethically and legally hunt the animals you are after.

• Could OERs spell the end of textbooks?

  Brian Stack Education

  ​Early in August, a letter arrived in President Barack Obama's digital inbox calling on him to commit to policies that support the development of open educational resources, known more commonly as OERs. The letter was first developed and signed by multiple organizations from the education, library, technology, public interest and legal communities.

• Everything you need to know about Instagram’s new ads

  Emma Fitzpatrick Marketing

  And, just like that, Instagram ads have gone from an experiment for elite brands to a new tool available to all companies. Yep, Instagram has rolled out its new advertising platform for most brands. How the introduction of ads will affect the organic reach and engagement of the Instagram community stands to be seen. For now, though, early-adopter brands are reaping the benefits of being one of the first to try Instagram ads.

• The 2-finger salute to my Porsche family

  David Newton Transportation Technology & Automotive

  I was driving my Cayman with an associate who was getting one of her rare trips in my Porsche — rare because she does not share the same level of affection I do for my car. Understanding the mindset of someone who loves everything associated with exceptional design and engineering is completely beyond her reasoning, so I don't often feel compelled to invite her along.

• Hot careers in the hospitality field

  Kay Corriere Travel, Hospitality & Event Management

  ​When the economy is hot and jobs are plentiful, most do not take the time to analyze industry trends for careers. But when the economy is lukewarm, it pays to research career options. A recent talk at a hotel with the front-desk clerk indicated concern over what was next for her career. She described herself as a people person, and she did not mind the long hours and cranky guests arriving at 11 p.m. after a long road trip.

• Rockets and feathers: Why prices at the tank fall so slowly

  Stefanie Heerwig Natural Resources

  While crude oil prices have been cut roughly in half since June last year, retail prices for regular and premium gasoline have not fallen by nearly as much, with an average fall of 30 percent and 20 percent in the same period, respectively. Conversely, when crude prices rocketed from 2007 onward, retailers were quick to pass on the price changes.

• Does the new ‘pink Viagra’ really work?

  Jason Poquette Pharmaceutical

  It has been popularly called the "pink Viagra." Sally Greenberg, executive director of the National Consumers League, called it "the biggest breakthrough for women's sexual health since the pill." I would certainly call it a victory in terms of marketing, lobbying and approval.

• Arkansas shows how regulations can stymie manufacturing growth

  Alan Kelsky Manufacturing

  ​In 2004, Arkansas' manufacturing industry was ranked 34th in the United States. A decade later, it was still stuck at 34th. As the state's Economic Development Commission tries to woo new business to Arkansas with promises of a skilled workforce and business-friendly environment, folks who have studied manufacturing in Arkansas disagree.

• Clinical nurse specialists meeting complex needs with higher education

  Joan Spitrey Healthcare Administration

  The United States healthcare system is complicated and is becoming overtaxed. With the passing of the Affordable Care Act in 2010, the aging baby boomer population and the need for more healthcare providers, there is no dispute the healthcare arena will be in a state of dynamic change for years to come.

• Want to live longer? Add some spice to that dish

  Bambi Majumdar Food & Beverage

  What's life without a little spice? Or maybe a bit more? If you thought spicy food was something best avoided, think again. New research published in The BMJ has proven that consumption of spicy foods can lead to a longer life. Conducted from 2004-2013, the study included close to a half-million people in China.

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