Just like street sense, hotel security involves common sense. Never open the door until you know who’s knocking. If the person claims to be an employee, call the front desk to verify the stated name and purpose. I expect that most of the readership of this site has a good handle on the common sense […]
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Driving
What’s the right driving position? Head restraint directly behind, but not touching, your head; hands at 3 and 9 o’clock on the steering wheel; seat adjusted so your wrist is just over the steering wheel when you extend your arm. That’s how to tell where to put the seat, not how to drive. If you […]
How to Stay Safe from Terrorism
This post contains some tips for staying safe from terrorism. But before you scroll down to see the tips, realize that the goal of terrorism is to use fear to enhance a political motive. If you allow your fear to change how you vote or what you allow your government to do the terrorists win […]
Lightning
Take the threat of lightning seriously; if you can hear thunder, the storm is close enough to threaten you with lightning. If you feel your skin tingle or your hair stand on end, you are like a jet fighter that’s being painted by radar. Make yourself as small a target as possible without lying flat: […]