Pursuing Proper Legal Claims for TBI Victims
The human brain is both complex and fragile. It’s responsible for all our faculties, and if it incurs an injury, it can alter a person’s life. Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is one of those life-altering injuries. Most TBI-related cases are related to motor vehicle accidents. In the US, road crashes are the second leading cause of
What Would the World be Like without a Public Postal Service?
The U.S. Postal Service is at the eye of a political storm these days: President Trump has been hammering the institution on social media (“a joke”) and with policy, which many suspects is the latest battleground in his war against Amazon owner Jeff Bezos. What is Trump doing? The U.S. Post Office is only one of
Climate Change Needs an Update of the Urban Drainage System
“Climate change” and “urban drainage” seem neighbors to some, but in reality, they are more like cousins. Their connection is far more intimate than people know. For one, urban sewage systems and drains need an upgrade of underground drainage fittings to bear the changes caused by rising sea levels. What’s the Deal with Climate Change?
Recession vs. Depression: What’s the Difference?
The ongoing global pandemic has severely impacted the economy of the U.S. and the rest of the world. Non-essential businesses, such as salons and theme parks, temporarily ceased their operations. Millions of Americans are out of work and are worried about paying off their living expenses. On the investment front, investors are flocking to safe-haven
How to Get More Iron and Manage Your Anemia
Should you often feel exhausted and sluggish, you might have anemia. Anemia is a common blood disorder that people can have at some time in their lives. This disorder comes about when your body doesn’t have enough healthy red blood cells, or they lack hemoglobin, an iron-rich protein. Most types of anemia are mild and
Practice Makes Perfect: Why You Should Join a Toastmasters Club
Most people balk at the thought of giving a speech in front of an audience. Your palms start to sweat, your mind turns blank, and your tongue doesn’t seem to form the words you want to say. This feeling is called glossophobia or speech anxiety, the fear of public speaking. The dread and discomfort usually
4 Things You Need to Know about Buying Used Equipment
If you want to expand your company’s operations, you might need to buy manufacturing equipment. Instead of buying new equipment, you stand to save more by buying used ones instead. Brand new equipment often has a considerable markup, and you also help the environment by repurposing existing equipment by keeping perfectly good machines in use
The New Normal: Creating a Productive Workspace at Home
More and more employees are working from home to curb the spread of the COVID-19 disease. But, for many, it’s becoming increasingly clear that working in a makeshift office can be a pain in the neck (literally). Some have set up their office on their beds, while others have migrated to kitchen tables or couches. Luckily,
The Truth Behind 4 Common Home Buying Myths
As a first-time home buyer, it’s normal to feel overwhelmed. After all, purchasing your first home is a huge investment. Arming yourself with the right information is the first step to putting your mind at ease. Below, we dispel some first-time home buying myths to help you land the best property for you and your family. Myth