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If you happen to cycle a lot, whether you are in exercising for that sport or not, you need a specific style of sock so that the moisture your feet generate will not be soaked up by your skin and therefore causes it to be a lot more susceptible to skin irritations as well as blisters. On top of that, sportsman's foot and various other fungal and microbial infections are usually considerably more frequent in feet which are always damp. Taking care of moisture Cycling socks utilize specific yarns which wick humidity off the skin; the moisture is transferred to an external layer so that the skin continues to breathe and the feet stay dry, which helps keep them free of blisters and less vulnerable to microbial and fungal infections. Cycling socks are also special because they do not need breathable sneakers to evaporate perspiration. Instead, their unique combination of wicking and "water loving" yarns soak up moisture and lock it away from the skin. In addition, if you'r...

Jeff Bezos is stepping down! Where will Amazon be in a year?   Some say Amazon’s luck may run out when the pandemic ends. I don’t know about all that. I think Amazon is going to do just fine.  When you look at the numbers, in its most recent quarter (ending December 31, 2020) the company eclipsed  $100 billion in sales  and had  $125.6 billion  in revenue. That’s up 44% year over year - despite a historic hiring spree and heavy investments into infrastructure.   Others are worried about Jeff Bezos stepping down. It’s a  somewhat  valid concern - Amazon has been powered by Bezos’ uncompromising standards and legendary work ethic. At least, that’s the way it’s perceived.   Bill Gates was CEO of Microsoft for about the same amount of time that Bezos was CEO of Amazon. Microsoft has been doing just fine since he stepped down.  Or take Apple. After Steve Jobs’ untimely passing, Tim Cook took over - and it’s been business as usual for Apple. In fact, its market capitalization was $360 billio...