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Protecting the Workforce From Respirable Crystalline Silica
Occupational lung diseases are the umber one cause of work-related illnesses in the United States. As of 2016, there were approximately 426,000 workers in the construction equipment operation industry. Each one of these individuals need to beware of all kinds of dangers, especially respirable crystalline silica. Respirable crystalline silica are 100 times smaller than sand…
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The Nuances Of Data Centers: How Location Can Help Your Business
In this digital age, more and more companies are becoming reliant on data centers. The huge facilities contain hardware that acts as a storage space for massive amounts of — you guessed it — data. The use of these digital warehouses is multitudinous, but hard to imagine in any concrete form; you can put them…
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Church Fundraising Ideas That The Congregation Will Love
When it comes to fundraising for churches of all sizes, there are some classic ideas. Rummage sales, donation baskets, and luncheons are all tried and true. But how about mixing it up a bit? Using technology and getting creative with your congregation can bring out some fun and successful ideas. Fundraising ideas nowadays are trending…
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Slow Before You Mow: Consider These Factors Before Buying a Tractor
The average American spends, on average, four hours per week taking care of their lawn. That adds up to an average of 208 hours per year, or over eight days. And even though winter weather will be here before long, it’s never too soon to start getting a head start on next year’s lawn care routine.…
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The Debate Over Yoga and Meditiation in AL Public Schools
Like in all other states, the Alabama public school system has some official restrictions and guidelines on what can and can’t be taught in physical education. An activity notoriously included on many ‘banned’ lists is dodgeball. Many parents and educators nationwide think it is too violent and competitive for young kids. An unexpected addition to…
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Sacha Baron Cohen Sued $95 Million For Defamation
If you’re unfamiliar with who Sacha Baron Cohen is, it may be easy to fall for his special brand of comedy, satire, and political commentary. He’s been doing it since the dawn of Da Ali G Show, in which he portrays several different characters who interview people who are not privy to the joke. Where…
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Alabama Construction and Home Sales On the Rise
It may still be a seller’s market, but things are looking up for buyers these days — particularly in Alabama. The new construction market in the Yellowhammer State actually grew at a faster rate than that of the whole nation this past February, and new unit sales are on the rise in municipalities throughout Alabama,…
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Alabama to Require Ignition Interlock Devices For DUI Offenders
According to a national study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, the installation of ignition interlock devices has had a significant effect on the number of alcohol-related fatal crashes in the United States. Now, the state of Alabama is taking steps to require the installation of IIDs for those who have been charged with…
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Orange Beach, AL Proposes Bill to Ban New Vacation Rental Licenses
Orange Beach, Alabama is a very small town, with a population less than 6,000 people. Regardless, this town is actually a very popular vacation spot. With a very little known beach that stretches 32 miles along the north gulf coast, it attracts millions of visitors every year. In fact, an estimated 5.5 million travelers come…
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Alabama Activates Statewide System For Stroke Symptom Care
Although emergency room visits are often expensive and may not be necessary for every condition, they number approximately 110 million each year in the United States. But not every medical facility is created equal; each has its own specialists, which can make it difficult for patients to know where to go in the event of…