The article on the front page of the Saturday, February 11th New York Times caught my eye. I have a love-hate relationship with technology. I love it when it works, and hate it when I can’t figure out what went wrong or what to do next. The article, written by Nicole Perlroth, was about digital thievery and went on to describe how easy it is to have your personal and corporate information hacked via your smart phones and portable laptops.

One of the areas we discussed during the driver safety webinar was distracted driving. We all have probably seen examples of distracted drivers: talking on the phone, texting, eating, grooming; children; pets; etc. The list goes on and on. Now the question we need to ask ourselves is, “Am I a distracted driver?” If so, you need to change your driving behaviors. According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC), every day there are more than 15 people killed and more than 1,200 people injured in crashes...

Providing equal opportunity to people with disabilities is the fundamental principle of the Americans with Disabilities Act. The 2010 ADA revisions include, for the first time, requirements for swimming pools, wading pools, and spas. The new requirements take effect on March 15, 2012 so be sure to read our Safety Communication, ADA Requirements for Swimming Pools.