The AirVenture air show in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, drew more people than last year’s convention. “Our attendance was particularly outstanding, since we had some weather challenges mid-week compared to seven perfect days in 2015,” said EAA Chairman Jack Pelton. “Our grounds crew and our volunteers, who number more than 5,000, did a superb job keeping the […]
Read MoreWhile virtually all Americans — 99.7% — believe a healthy smile is socially important, most Olympians naturally sport a gleaming smile while standing on the podium receiving their medals. Who wouldn’t? This year in Rio, though, the athletes are also showing off bright red polka dots on their skin. These red dots are scars from […]
Read MoreIdentity fraud is surging, according to a new study done by the UK-based company Cifas. What’s even scarier than that fact, though, is that there’s a strong connection between these rising numbers and social media use. Cifas has stated that Internet fraud perpetrators are increasingly getting people’s personal information from social media sites like Facebook, […]
Read MoreMore than 17 million individuals in the U.S. live in manufactured or mobile homes, and they just may be in for more energy-efficient designs in the future. Manufacturers shipped 70,519 homes in 2015, more than the number of single-family homes built in any state except Texas. Because of the vast amount of homes being shipped […]
Read MoreAccording to a newly released survey from J.D. Power APEAL (Automotive Performance, Execution and Layout), consumers like their cars with driver-assist technologies. The study revealed that new vehicles with features like blind-spot monitoring and low-speed collision avoidance have overall higher APEAL scores than vehicles that don’t. The features are appropriately dubbed “gateway technologies,” since they […]
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