[profileleft][/profileleft]Doctors have likely or will likely encourage most of us to do more walking as we get older. Walking is very good exercise and can provide several different health benefits for people. Most walkers, regardless of why they are out and about, share space with motorists and bicyclists. For the most part, this shared arrangement […]
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[profileleft][/profileleft]Working is simply a part of life in the United States and around the world. Many of us do not relish the idea of getting up in the morning and going to work. Many of us do not look forward to the rigors of the day. Even if we enjoy our jobs, as many of
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[profileleft][/profileleft]There are certain mistakes that motorists make more often than others. Most people who drive regularly are somewhat accustomed to seeing others make improper lane changes, fail to stop for red lights and the like. One thing that almost no one is used to seeing and reacting to is a wrong-way driver. Anyone who has
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[profileleft][/profileleft]According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, 437,000 people around the world were intentionally murdered in 2012. According to the U.S. Department of State, 11,774 people worldwide were killed in terror attacks in 2015. These are obviously troubling statistics for several reasons. These vicious acts are universally condemned and countries across the
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[profileleft][/profileleft]Are some states or geographic regions in the United States more prone to having drunk drivers on their roads than others? Is there any reason to think that some parts of the country are more dangerous when it comes to DUI accidents or drunk driving deaths? While a recent study does not necessarily answer those
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[profileleft][/profileleft]Child abuse is something that people have trouble contemplating. That’s because it’s an act that is so damaging to the victim that it’s impossible to fully understand for most people unless they have been through it themselves. What we do know is that all forms of child abuse can and often do lead to long-term
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[profileleft][/profileleft]If you learned of a problem that was costing Americans a total of $13,714.49 per second, would you want something done about it? Would you feel the same way if you received a random monthly bill for $113? What if this problem also included a rising number of fatalities? Such a problem already exists. That
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[profileleft][/profileleft]The Age of Technology has changed the way we live in just about every way. We can do a lot more a lot faster now than we could 30 years ago. The Internet, cellphones and the like have all contributed to a world where information is immediately available. Unfortunately, the presence of these tools is
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[profileleft][/profileleft]There is perhaps nothing more exciting than expecting parents learning that they are expecting parents. As such, they tend to take some immediate steps to prepare for that magical arrival. Parents need to prepare themselves for the rigors of caring for a newborn. They also need to go about acquiring things. These things, such as
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