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One Restroom Doesn’t Fit Every Park: Designing Around Place Instead of a Product Catalog

Imagine how much planning is required for a park. Landscape architects take into consideration the flow of pedestrians as well as accessibility, drainage and vegetation, in addition to the lighting, parking, and the placement of playgrounds. They also think about the way that different groups will to utilize the park. The most commonly constructed structures

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A Missed Court Date Doesn’t Erase the Original Traffic Matter

The same traffic laws could apply to a speeding citation, an old warrant for inadmissibility or a commercial driver’s citation, but it is not the same problem. Understanding the differences is crucial. Before deciding on what to do, drivers should identify the court involved and the violation alleged and whether a deadline or appearance has

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Waterless Sanitation in the Real World: Where Vault Systems Make Sense

Consider how much planning goes into a public park. Landscape architects study pedestrian circulation, accessibility drainage as well as vegetation, parking lighting, the layout of playgrounds, and the ways that different groups use the park. The most frequently constructed structures can be considered a normal addition. Image credit: romtec.com A restroom deserves more consideration. The

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The 30-Second Production Delay That Becomes Hundreds of Lost Hours a Year

A manufacturing company gets an enormous contract. While the requirements for monthly production have increased, the facility does not suddenly have more floors or more experienced workers. A temporary increase in production is possible, but adding another shift can introduce new requirements for labor as well as training, supervision, and quality control. This situation highlights

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Fat Transfer vs. Fat Removal: Two Different Goals in Body Contouring

A few decades ago, body contouring was thought of in a simplistic way. Get rid of fat, and shrink an area. Cosmetic surgery today is much more complex. Surgeons now evaluate proportions, fat distribution in the skin, its quality, anatomy and the patient’s preferred shape prior to recommending a strategy. PRM Cosmetic Surgery can customize

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Before Hiring an ISO Consultant, Figure Out Which Work Your Team Can Already Do

A start-up can be a long time without thinking seriously about ISO 27001. An email from a customer of an enterprise asks for your ISO 27001 certification as part our security audit of the vendor. It’s not something you need to be thinking about the year ahead. It’s related to a contract the company is

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How Millions of Years Underground Can Transform the Color of a Shark Tooth

It was not tranquil when Megalodon’s tooth first found. It was among the largest predatory sharks to have ever been found in oceans on Earth. The tooth then disappeared. That’s it for the majority of things. For dinosaur fossils this could be the beginning of a new story. Image credit: fossildriven.com The specimens offered by

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Making Complex Technology Understandable Without Oversimplifying It

Technology news can feel as if you are standing next to the conveyor belt that is never stopped. New AI tools are released every week. People don’t even realize they’re in need of new features for their phones or computers. Cyberattacks expose new risks. Scientists uncover new discoveries that have significant implications while businesses announce

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