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Are You a Classic Car Enthusiast? Here’s a Bit of Advice on Auction Buying

April 9, 2015 / Bullz-Eye Staff

Car auctions are often a great method for purchasing those awesome cars you love and admire at a bargain price. The only problem is that if you’re not cautious when making a purchase, you could end up with the bad end of the deal.

Purchasing a car that is overpriced, or not in the best shape is a car enthusiast’s worst nightmare – but it happens. You see, once you’ve made your bid, there are no “take backs” meaning, you’re stuck. Therefore, you want to take your time in learning the tricks of the trade so that you can walk out of the auction feeling proud about your lean, mean, classic machine.

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Get Out of the Man Cave and Have Some Fun!

April 9, 2015 / Bullz-Eye Staff

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Spring is coming. The weather is warming up and it’s the perfect time to get off the couch and get outside. What better way to spend time outside than to grab some buddies and your firearms and head out to the woods or the range?

If you’re in an area of the country where there’s ample land, it shouldn’t be hard to find a place to hunt. There should be public areas that allow for hunting. If not, you can probably find private land that will allow you to hunt or shoot. It’s usually not difficult to get permission, especially in the spring where the land owners don’t have to worry about losing their bigger game to over hunting.

If you’re in the city or just can’t find a good place to hunt, the shooting range is still a great way to get outdoors and spend some time with your friends.

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Car Review: 2015 Lexus ES 350

April 5, 2015 / Bullz-Eye Staff

The Lexus ES dates back to the launch of the Lexus brand as one of the two original models. It stands for “Executive Sedan,” which aptly describes this luxury sedan. In the current Lexus lineup, it’s positioned between the flagship LS sedan and the sportier IS model. The ES is now in its sixth generation and has grown in size over the years.

Exterior

Lexus has become much more aggressive in its styling cues with the front spindle grille, and you can see that with the ES, which definitely has more interesting design when compared to previous models. Still, these new design features are not as aggressive as what you’ll see on the sportier IS, which makes sense given the broader target audience for this model. The elegant look of the vehicle is certainly worthy of a large, luxury sedan that the executive and professional classes will appreciate.

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Don’t Know Where to Go or What to Do – Have You Tried Checking Your Phone?

March 30, 2015 / Bullz-Eye Staff

One of the worst things is to have time on your hands and nowhere to go. If you and your friends are looking for some wild and crazy nightlife, mobile apps make it easy to find just the right club with just a few clicks. Whether you are in your own hometown or visiting in a city you are unfamiliar with, apps like Discotech can quickly show you what’s going on in town and even lead you to a restaurant or other event you might like to take in.

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Life Imitating Art: How Hollywood Inspires New Careers

March 29, 2015 / Bullz-Eye Staff

The effect Hollywood has on employment makes a strong case for “life imitates art.” Hard-working people can fall in love with what they see on-screen, and turn their fantasies into reality. Such was the case for famous geneticist, Dr. Adam Rutherford, whose interest in scientific research was directly inspired by the movies: “Ghostbusters” and “Back to the Future.” Hollywood is responsible for some significant boons in employment, with the greatest impact on military recruitment, but it’s also provided career inspiration for some truly incredible people in the fields of medicine, criminal justice, and science.

“Top Gun” Prompts Rise in Navy Applications

In 1986, “Top Gun,” starring Tom Cruise and Kelly McGillis, inspired Navy applications to go up 500 percent. According to “Operation Hollywood: How the Pentagon Shapes and Censors the Movies” by David Robb, these recruits wanted to be naval aviators like the characters in the film. The movie’s producer even claimed “Top Gun” worked as a recruiting video, and he wasn’t wrong. Navy recruiters often waited outside theaters, hoping to catch eager new recruits ready to sign up after watching the film.

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