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A recent study by LiveScience found that there is a correlation between traditionally “aggressive” dog breeds and owners who share those traits associated with difficult dogs. Not surprisingly, people seem to appreciate pets they can relate to: the owners of bull terriers were found to be generally more argumentative, the owners of Labrador Retrievers tend…
Read MoreThe prevailing attitude in the United States at present is that bicycles, while beneficial to both rider and community, are primarily a novel intruder on roads reserved to accommodate motor vehicles. Bicycle accidents would not take place if bicyclists didn’t insist on darting out of nowhere onto a path designed for use by cars; their…
Read MorePosing the question of what constitutes the most aggravating sound in the world would plausibly yield almost as many results as study subjects (although you might get a greater number of people advancing “Achy Breaky Heart” as the indisputable answer). The human brain is not “one size fits all;” and different people will be annoyed…
Read MoreIf a single force can be given credit for keeping personal injury attorneys in business, that force is insurance. To be fair, this is partly because people involved in accidents mainly communicate through their insurance companies; however, it can only be called unfortunate that so many people find it necessary to communicate with their insurance…
Read MoreIn 2008, the Allen Institute for Brain Science constructed the Allen Spinal Cord Atlas to map gene expression in the spinal column. The Atlas, which is used by researchers and health care professionals alike, facilitates understanding of brain and spinal cord injuries by marking specific regions to functions and, it follows, specific injuries to losses…
Read MoreRecent expansion and improvements of the FrontRunner system are predicted to make commuting throughout the Salt Lake City area simpler and more efficient. So far, the public transit community has demonstrated an interest in becoming acquainted with the new options available to them. While those accustomed to old UTA schedules are likely to experience growing…
Read MoreThanks to the sensibilities that devise grotesque horror movies and their proliferation in email forwards during the ‘90s, a number of colorful urban legends have seeped into American folklore, enriching the current body of myth with a dizzying amount of gore. One genre of ‘90s email forwards comprises public service announcements, usually beginning with the…
Read MoreLast summer’s brush fires were some of the worst that Utah (or any state) has ever seen. A permanent canopy of smoke and haze filled the sky throughout most of the season, seeming to forecast a rainstorm that, while hoped for, did not fulfill the false promise made by cloudlike billows. The drought-like weather attracted…
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