As an airline passenger, you may not be able to stop a storm from keeping your flight on the ground or prevent an error with booking from ruining your trip - but that doesn't mean you're powerless. A lot of people assume that they simply have to grit their teeth and bear it when their flights are delayed, but you may be eligible to compensation depending on the airline that you fly with and the nature of your delay.

The good news is that no matter the circumstances, you have rights as a customer. With that in mind, it's important not to lose hope when you see the "DELAYED" sign flash up next to the name of your flight. Just keep the following tips in mind and stay calm.

Do you find yourself dreaming of your next vacation ... while you're already on vacation? Is the permanent resting place for your suitcase at the foot of your bed—open and ready for your next adventure? Do you spend your free time researching ways to quit your 9-to-5 and make money traveling full-time?

If so, here are a few work-from-anywhere industry opportunities you may not have considered:

Not many people will deny that the job of a parent is hard, but this job gets harder if you are dealing with depression. This particular ailment could affect you in all sorts of ways that could get in the way of parenting or even hurt your children. The following guide will help you navigate parenting as you deal with depression.

Superbugs are the super villains of bacteria. They've adapted and become immune to antibiotics. Killing these super germs and trying to prevent them is tough, but parents can work to protect their children and themselves in different ways.