Why the future of housing might be hiding between the big box stores and the empty lots.

Across the country, we’re facing two parallel problems: 1. A critical shortage of housing—especially affordable, sustainable, workforce housing; 2. A growing glut of vacant, underutilized commercial real estate.

In this article, we tackle the Discovery Process of a typical personal injury case; what it means, how it’s done, and why it’s necessary.

In this blog post, we will look at keeping our kids safe while traveling to and from school and how to protect them while they are engaged in their school day.

In the movies, the automobiles all work effortlessly together in an undetected network, seemingly communicating with each other about speed and location to avoid collisions. If another car floats into their pathway, automatic systems take over and hit the brakes, saving the lives of our movie characters. It may seem like a far-fetched idea, but it is really? Many leading manufacturers already have systems like this in place on the road today.

So where does that leave us as individuals? As a Nation? Obviously the top two issues deal with race and gun control. One can’t help but the think of Martin Luther King Jr’s famous line, “I look to a day when people will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character.” …but what are we to do when the character of so many across the country seems to be filled with hate, confusion, fear, anger, and division?

For many, the popping didn’t register as anything other than the loud bass filling the nightclub. Then, in an instant, screams ripped through the music, ushering in chaos. Bullets from 29-year- old Omar Mateen’s AR-15 collided with those seeking safety; when the noise was silenced, 50 were left dead with another 50 plus were injured.

The effects of social media are not something that most people think about on a day to day basis, but when something someone said on Facebook gets them fired or perhaps even leads police to their doorstep, people start rethinking what they should and should not post on social media. Depending on which study you read, between 56-58% of all Americans are on at least one form of social media. A Pew study in 2014 showed that of adults who use the internet, 74% of them use social networking, making this number even more dramatic.

If you are hit and hurt in an auto accident, you might find yourself in an unusual set of circumstanc-es. Cases can progress in unexpected ways, and you should consult with a lawyer from the beginning.

There are numerous distractions as one drives down the road, at the top of the list is talking with passengers and using cellphones. According to new research, however, these seemingly small activities play a far greater role in car crashes involving teen drivers. Almost 1,700 videos were taken by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety capturing the actions of teenage drivers in the moments before a crash. The study discovered that in nearly 6 out of 10 moderate to severe crashes were the result

Camping hasn’t had too many major innovations over the last few decades. Sure, tents are more durable and one can enjoy a warm meal that isn’t half burned from the campfire. One area that has improved camping (and numerous other outdoor activities) would be the advances with LED technology.

The problem of sleep deprivation is a growing concern, especially as more and more distracting technology and forms of social media finds its way into teenagers’ hands. Lack of sleep can affect not only a teen’s grades but also their social interactions, attitude and even their mental or physical health.