Teenage drunk driving is a delicate topic

Teenage drunk driving is a delicate topic

When it comes to teen drunk driving, parents face something of a dilemma. What can they do to make teens less likely to drink and drive without actually putting more pressure on them? No drinking For many parents, the solution they choose is to tell teenagers they cannot drink at all. That’s the law. That’s what they pick for a family rule. If they’re ever caught drinking, the parents assure the teens that they will face serious consequences. What parents…

Emotions can complicate the divorce process

Unquestionably, divorce can be an emotional time. When one is feeling overwhelmed with emotions, it is easy to make mistakes. Certain mistakes in the divorce process can lead to lifelong struggles. While it may be one thing to advise someone to approach divorce as reasonably as possible, this is not always easy to do. For this reason, many in Colorado seek legal advice as early as possible in the process. Divorce is essentially a business transaction, and those who view…

Could you get tripped up by scope creep on your next project?

If you are a Denver contractor, chances are good that you have already experienced scope creep on your jobs. To a certain extent, scope creep is an occupational hazard that must be managed. But there are occasions of unbridled scope creep that far exceed the nuisance levels and cross over into actual business liabilities. Let’s examine the problem further. Defining the scope of project is crucial for its success Without a clearly defined scope of the work, it is far…

Spring DST increases fatal crash numbers in its first week

The first week of daylight saving time is always a time for Colorado residents to be more careful on the road. The reason is that the loss of one hour of sleep makes everyone drowsy, raising the risk for crashes. In fact, a study published in Current Biology has found that there are 6% more fatal car crashes in the U.S. during the first week of DST. An estimated 28 more fatal crashes occur in this week each year, and…

Celebrating International Women’s Day – March 8

Cheers to the women, men, and children who celebrate the liberalization of women every day. International Women’s Day started in 1913, and year after year global awareness has been raised to support the movement to eliminate discrimination and to equalize and liberalize women’s economic, political, educational, cultural and social rights. For me, this is a Day of giving thanks to my mother, mother-in-law, daughter, girlfriends and colleagues for giving me a strong backbone, and empowering me to have a wild…