How To Make Sure You’re Following FAA Regulations When You Pilot A Drone

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Throughout the long history of the United States, Americans have always loved making and seeing things fly. Planes made folk heroes out of the Wright Bros, Charles Lindbergh and Amelia Earhart and even things like hot air balloons and kites have fascinated Americans.


Today, that fascination has given rise to drones. It’s estimated the drone industry is worth about $100 billion today, resulting in more than a million drones being registered with the Federal Aviation Administration as of 2018.


There’s no doubt drone flying is fun, but it has also practical uses. Engineering drone services and construction drone services are valuable in jobs like construction where drones can make sites safer, allow for better accuracy, better communication, better marketing and the ability to better show progress of a project.


Owning and flying a drone also means following FAA drone regulations commercial use. There’s nothing wrong with enjoying your drone and flying it, but the simp Continue reading →

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Is Technology Ruining Your Child’s Life?

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Today a child’s life is full of technology. From watching television, to playing on an X-Box, to being immersed in social media, or playing on iPhones or iPads, kids spend more time indoors than out. Children are spending a predominant amount of time indoors instead of in nature. This can actually have a negative impact on their development and health. There are actually many benefits to children playing outdoors. In fact, swimming is known to be the fourth most popular sporting activity in the U.S. What better way to get exercise than outdoor activities? Well, summer camp activities are a good place to start.

With school ending for summer break it is time to plan activities that keep children outdoors such as summer camp activities. Enroll your child in summer camp and watch them flourish. You may be wondering, “Is my child ready for summer camp?”. The answer is yes when it comes to keeping Continue reading →

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Finding the Right School Can Help Determine the Future Success of a Child

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Education is the one thing that many of us have in common. We have all sat in a classroom and listened to a teacher. We have all known the anxiety of getting ready to take a test. From the smallest groups of students in a one room school house to the largest classes at high schools in large cities, school brings back various kinds of memories. Even for those students who were home schooled by parents still sat through some kinds of lectures and were held responsible for information that they have learned by responding to test questions.
Many people have experience that are very positive, while others do not have good memories of any of their time in a classroom. For this reason, it should come as no surprise that there are many parents who have very strong opinions about the kind of school that their children will have. As a priority, most of these students, no matter their educational background, want to make sure that their children in a setting where STUDENTS MATTER.
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Here’s Why You Should Start Your BLS Classes Now

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Each year, more than 350,000 people have cardiac arrests away from the hospital. In such a case, having some basic life support (BSL) skills can come in handy and enable you to save a life. It is for this reason that you should consider taking BLS classes.

Moreover, whether you work in hotel chains, medical clinics, assisted living facilities, heavy and light industries, and even dental clinics; accidents can occur from time to time. Some of the accidents may lead to serious injury where the victim has breathing difficulty. If you have basic life support training, you can quickly do CPR and save their life.

Insights on BLS training

You might be thinking that taking a basic life support class is overwhelming. This is not surprising as there is a lot of misinformation going around about this particular subject. Here are some insights on BLS training to help you understand it better.

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Resolving The Problems With Reporting The Development Of New Psychosocial Measurement Tools

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If you are an academic, professor, researcher, scientist, or all of the above, then you know how important research tools are to your work. Without the right behavior measurement tools, databases, and instruments, your work would be impossible. Specifically, you may need to find the right psychosocial measurement tool in research. Researchers are developing new instruments and measurement tools all the time, often releasing these tools to their colleagues in the academic community. Unfortunately, these developers often fail to properly explain the purpose of their new instruments.

This can and does lead to confusion, frustration, wasted time, and wasted resources. However, it also leads to bad science.

In fact, when using a new psychosocial measurement tool in research, you may not even fully understand what this tool was designed to measure in the first place! While it may seem unlikely, health researchers and Continue reading →

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The Importance of CPR Certification

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Whether you are employed in the fitness, healthcare or eldercare field, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, better known as CPR, training is a requirement. However, learning this technique is not limited to those employed in the fields mentioned. CPR is a very important skill to have and everyone can learn it. It helps keep blood and valuable oxygen flowing, and for those that suffer cardiac arrest, it dramatically increases the probability of survival. Here are some important reasons why you should learn CPR this year:

CPR Saves Lives

Heart disease has been steadily on the rise for years. CPR can help save lives. There were over 350,000 out-of-hospital cardiac arrests in 2016. A shocking 88% of those who suffer from cardiac arrest, and are not in a hospital, don’t make it. However, once properly and promptly performed, CPR will dramatically improve the probability of survival.

CPR – Anyone Can Learn How to do It

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How to Choose a Performing Arts School

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So many parents find themselves asking-where can I get performing arts middle schools near me? Well, finding an art school is not a problem but finding the right school for your child is what makes all the difference. It is important to note that performing arts is a very unique discipline. This means that even before you start asking yourself-How can I choose the right performing arts middle schools near me, be sure that your child is actually interested in performing arts. One of the main differences between art schools that specialize in performing arts and those that offer cross-discipline classes is the student experience. There is a lot of appreciation that students can get from a good school for the performing arts. Every parent wishes to have their children enrolled in top preschools. Considering that education is meant to shape the future of the child both socially and professionally, there are enough reasons why choosing the best schools is a challenge for most people. T Continue reading →

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Do You Read to Your Children Every Night?

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The books are everywhere. In and on the nightstands that flank both sides of the bed. On the closet shelves that were intended for shoes. The short wooden book shelf that is tucked in the closet beneath the space were you do put your shoes. Throughout both of your daughters’ bedrooms. On the ceiling high shelves in the piano room. And, most importantly on one entire wall in the unfinished basement. On those shelves the books literally fill every nook and cranny. A number of titles on the main shelves remain arranged alphabetically by the last names of the authors, but the left over spaces between the top of the books and the bottom of the higher shelf, even more books are store horizontally.
You are a family of readers. In fact, right now the back seat of your otherwise very clean and neat car is full of another 30 titles that you picked up when you drove 30 miles to the annual Book Bazaar on your younger daughter’s college campus. Never mind that the event was a 12 hour drive one Continue reading →

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