Sobering Up Blog • February 8, 2018

The Sobering Statistics of Underage Drunk Driving

Drivers under the age of 21 represent about 10% of licensed drivers in the U.S. but are responsible for 17% of fatal alcohol-involved crashes. Those are some sobering statistics given that these drivers can’t even legally purchase alcohol.

Sobering Up Blog • January 8, 2018

“Because Hangovers Suck” Speaks to Millennial Drinkers

Hangovers suck, as does waking up with regrets the morning after drinking. That’s the message a Michigan-based grassroots organization, Better Drinking Culture (BDC), is using in an attempt to promote healthier attitudes towards drinking.

Sobering Up Blog • January 15, 2019

Alcohol & Drunk Driving Trends: A 2018 Retrospective

In the spirit of the new year ahead, we have decided to look back at some of the 2018 trends surrounding drunk driving, alcohol addiction, and criminal justice.

Sobering Up Blog • December 11, 2018

Utah First State to Lower Legal BAC Limit

Utah will soon be the strictest state in the nation when it comes to DUI law. On December 30, 2018, the legal driving blood alcohol limit will be lowered from .08 to .05, making Utah the first state in the U.S. to officially put the law in place.

Sobering Up Blog • August 23, 2018

Friends, Frats, & Freedom: A Recipe for College Binge Drinking

College isn’t just eating pizza in dorm rooms, studying on the quad, and writing reports. Thanks to movies like Old School, Van Wilder, and Animal House, the word “college” is pretty much synonymous with “drinking.” But, college drinking extends past the occasional beer pong match and toga party.

Sobering Up Blog • November 12, 2018

Higher Hospital Admissions in UK, Is Alcohol to Blame?

Higher hospital admissions rates in the UK could be linked to alcohol vendors, according to a recently released study conducted by the University of Sheffield’s School of Health and Related Research (ScHARR).

Sobering Up Blog • October 30, 2018

Fraternities Will Have to Ditch Hard Alcohol, Says NIC

Fraternities across the country have been scrutinized for the over-consumption of alcohol during hazing rituals and the heavy drinking of students at frat-house parties resulting in deaths from injury, alcohol poisoning, and drunk driving.

Sobering Up Blog • March 28, 2018

Self-Reported Drunk and Dangerous Driving Decreasing, Survey Shows

The Traffic Injury Research Foundation USA (TIRF) has released the 2017 results from their annual Road Safety Monitor, a public opinion survey focusing on self-reported drunk and dangerous driving behaviors.

Sobering Up Blog • May 15, 2018

Dash Cams Provide Frightening View of Drunk Driving

A growing number of people are using dashboard cameras to prove safe driving habits or to protect themselves during traffic accidents. But these devices are also providing a terrifying, front-seat perspective on the dangers of drunk driving and the poor choices impaired drivers make.

Beds-N-Biscuits • May 2, 2020

COVID-19 and Your Dog: What You Need to Know

As our nation increases preventative measures to reduce the spread of the Novel Coronavirus, COVID-19, as a dog owner you may be wondering if your companion is also at risk for becoming infected.

Beds-N-Biscuits • November 16, 2019

Benefits of Massage and Reflexology for Your Dog

Alternative medicine, such as massage and reflexology, doesn’t just have health benefits for humans—these practices can also benefit your dog, too!

Beds-N-Biscuits • August 22, 2019

Breed Beat: Shiba Inus

Native to Japan, the Shiba Inu is a small, fox-like dog with a bold and oftentimes fiery personality. Shiba Inus are very intelligent and headstrong, giving them a reputation for being a bit stubborn.

Beds-N-Biscuits • September 7, 2019

What Are the Benefits of CBD Oil for My Dog?

Just as cannabidiol (CBD) oil is becoming an increasingly popular holistic treatment for many ailments in humans, it is also gaining attention in the world of veterinary medicine.

Beds-N-Biscuits • July 15, 2019

Taking a Trip? Traveling Tips to Keep Your Dog Safe

If you are planning on taking your dog on your next family trip, there are some extra preparations you should consider before you depart.

Beds-N-Biscuits • October 10, 2019

5 Dog Training Tips You Can Master

Depending on your new dog’s breed, temperament, and age, some training is probably in order. But don’t worry, here are five training tips you and your dog can easily master.

Beds-N-Biscuits • May 23, 2019

Breed Beat: French Bulldogs

Considering adding a new member to your family? Dogs come in all shapes and sizes and depending on their breed, different temperaments, needs, and personalities. In this blog, we will explore the fun and friendly French Bulldog—could he be the perfect match for you?

Beds-N-Biscuits • August 8, 2019

What to do if Your Dog is Missing

If you have ever come home and found that your dog is missing, you probably know how scary and nerve-wracking it can be when your best friend is nowhere to be found. Here are some steps you can take to help locate your pup and keep him safe in the future.

Child Development Institute • May 21, 2015

How to Keep Your Child Active During Summer Break

With more kids heading down the path of unhealthy sedentary lifestyles, it is important to spark a passion for activity within your child to not only keep their bodies and brains healthy, but their development on track – and summer is the perfect time to get them moving.

HomeVestors Franchise • June 11, 2015

Are VRBOs Here to Stay?

Chances are, you have heard of one of the biggest trends in vacation boarding – Vacation Rentals By Owner (or VRBO). Maybe you even have experience renting a home or renting yours out via VRBO companies, such as Airbnb.

HomeVestors Franchise • June 8, 2015

Why is The Rent so Darn High?

Picture this: It’s the end of the month and you (hesitantly) pull out your checkbook to write your rent check. You (woefully) write out the amount you owe to your grumpy and unreasonable landlord.

HomeVestors Franchise • April 28, 2015

When Do People Start Looking for Houses En Mass?

Does it ever feel like everyone is out looking to buy a house at exactly the same time you are? That is no coincidence – In fact, Springtime seems to be one of the most popular times to look for and buy a home.

Clicks and Clients, Inc. • January 19, 2015

Are Facebook Likes Important?

A big topic floating around the Internet lately is that Facebook’s algorithms regarding the reach of organic content from businesses are being changed.

Clicks and Clients, Inc. • June 1, 2015

The Quick & Dirty Facebook Campaign Optimization Guide

Are you constantly checking your Facebook advertising campaign and worrying about its performance? Or do you just let it run and leave it be? At any rate, both of these scenarios can cost you money, time, and sanity.

Clicks and Clients, Inc. • February 16, 2015

Why YOU Should be Using Facebook's Lookalike Audiences

As Internet advertisers we are slaves to the numbers, and nothing makes us happier than to see a target audience perform with high conversions and a low CPL. So, what happens when you are advertising on Facebook for a super niche market and have exhausted all of your targeting options?