Historic buildings are invaluable to society. They contain materials, details and architectural features that are difficult to preserve or reproduce, and they hold rich history
This week, the continental United States and most of Europe are bracing for soaring temperatures which have already been plaguing much of the area this
Trailers and trailer hitches are a common sight on the roads. They make vehicles more versatile, allowing them to transport boats, motor homes, horses or
It might surprise some people to know that ethics education is an ongoing part of the professional development hours required for engineers to maintain their
Distracted Driving Awareness Month is observed each April, and with good reason – distracted driving has become an epidemic on the roads. Educating drivers about
During the first week of each April, the National Safety Council partners with the Windows Safety Task Force to heighten awareness around the issue of fall prevention
Spring is here! Opening Day is Thursday April 7. For the first time in three years, baseball stadiums will fill to capacity throughout the country as folks
The images of the daily destruction as Russia unleashes its wrath on Ukraine, reducing towns and cities to rubble, are shocking and heartbreaking. Due to his
Spring has sprung and hopefully COVID is behind us. It is time to go recreational boating. This week, the U.S. Coast Guard Office of Boating
Last week the news broke that Jack Sweeney, a 19-year-old Florida teenager has been able to track the movements of roughly 40 planes and helicopters
March 2, 2022 Felicity Ace, a cargo ship carrying approximately 4,000 luxury vehicles and steaming to the U.S. from Germany finally sank on Tuesday, almost
When it comes to a vehicular crash, CED engineers conduct an in-depth analysis to identify all the contributing factors in the collision. Engineers in CED’s
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