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Strangest Pet Attacks That Should Never Have Happened

12th Aug 2017

Animals make great companions, offering unconditional love, companionship, and lips that will remain sealed when it comes to your secrets. They still are, however, animals, and when people forget t…
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Back to School Safety Tips for Parents and Drivers

Posted by April L. on 11th Aug 2017

It's the most wonderful time of the year...at least for parents. September is waiting in the wings. This means rush hour will get worse again and you will spend more than you expected to on scho…
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The Weirdest Traffic Laws in the World

Posted by April L. on 27th Jul 2017

There are many times we all think, "gee, that's stupid," like why you have to go from a highway speed to 40 miles per hour on a particular stretch of road, or why one-way streets are allowed…
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Handicapped Parking - History and Current Issues

Handicapped Parking - History and Current Issues

Posted by April L. on 27th Jul 2017

BackgroundThe Civil Rights Movement as a turning point in American history isn't just about race relations, but of the rights of all citizens. The 1960s saw the passing of crucial civil rights laws th…
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Trailblazing - Not Always a Good Thing?

Trailblazing - Not Always a Good Thing?

27th Jul 2017

We've all heard the term - as in, "that Steve Jobs was such a trailblazer," but for those of us who aren't avid hikers, the context is lost to us. Many of us think that little symbols we see painte…
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Weirdest Traffic Laws in America

Posted by April L. on 27th Jul 2017

You know what they say - don't complain about the speck in someone else's eye when you've got a log in your own. We've recently looked at the weirdest traffic laws in the world; now it's time to lo…
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Crossing the Pond: Pedestrian Crossings in the U.K.

Crossing the Pond: Pedestrian Crossings in the U.K.

15th Jul 2017

Your first reaction to the title of this article is probably bewilderment. You might be wondering if there is any topic that could possibly be more boring. Don't all pedestrian crossings look the s…
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Bollards – Not Just Sticks in the Mud

Posted by April L. on 28th Jun 2017

They come in an astounding array of designs and materials and serve a variety of purposes. Most of us see bollards on a daily basis but don't even realize it. Ever wonder what the deal is with thos…
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Modernizing Real Estate Signage

28th Jun 2017

We've all seen them around the neighborhood – real estate signs in the front yard. Some of them have pictures of smiling real estate agents, while others just have contact information and a log…
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