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It's hot out and tensions are on the rise all across the country, especially when it comes to property disputes. In most cases, neighbors are generally friendly with each other, or at the very least, stay out of each other's business. But in recent months, there have been some serious problems as a result of fencing and property disputes. Different jurisdictions may require residential fencing to be set either two, four, six, or eight inches away from the property line. Though there are plenty of property and neighborly issues that occur on U.S. soil, in Germany and Australia, they seem to be a little more high profile as of late. According to The Leader-Herald, a fencing dispute even lead to physical violence. In Oppenheim, Germany, two individuals were injured and are currently b...

Although nearly 395 iPhones are sold nearly every single minute, that doesn't mean Apple's got the phone game on lock (though your home screen might be). Vivo, a slightly lesser-known electronics maker based in China, has a new smartphone release that might just catch your eye. The Vivo NEX, with its 6.59 inch display and reportedly the first elevated front-facing camera, is meant to impress. It's supposed to embody a new dawn of smartphone technology, with its alternative to speakers and smooth, bezel-less display. The latter development is thanks to encapsulation technology. Encapsulation is already used in electronics quite readily to protect the delicate components in a way that doesn't leave air bubbles or voids; the viscosity range (between 400 cps and 50,000 cps) of the potting c...

Demi Lovato has made no secret of her struggles -- and unfortunately for the singer, they're still very much a part of her life. After recently celebrating six years of sobriety, Lovato was rushed to the hospital for an apparent drug overdose on July 24. Luckily, Lovato survived and will continue to recover in a rehabilitation program. Lovato has spoken openly about her addiction issues, as well as her battles with mental illness and disordered eating. She took part in a rehabilitation program for addiction, self-harm, bulimia, and bipolar disorder in 2010. A 2014 report revealed that 7.9 million Americans experience concurrent substance abuse disorders and mental disorders, which is known as having a "dual diagnosis." But 56% of people with dual diagnoses don't receive treatment for ei...

In today's society, businesses have a lot of things to worry about. Making sales, attracting customers, and keeping their website and blog updated are all crucial aspects of running a business. In fact, 57% of businesses have gained new customers through their blog, so these tasks can't be left behind. Approximately 40% of small businesses are profitable -- but more and more businesses (of all sizes) are beginning to pay more attention to their employees. And a new study shows that companies are spending more money than ever before on company events. Cvent Inc., a big event technology supplier, recently released the results of their annual Global Planner Sourcing report. The report showed evidence that companies are investing more and more in meetings and events for their employers and ...

A truck hauling a dump trailer in Portland, Maine, lost control and crashed into a house. According to The Press Herald, the vehicle lost control of its tow after another pickup truck was driving into the oncoming lane. An investigation by the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office determined that Anthony Ganem, 53, of Raymond, was hauling a dump trailer when he swerved to avoid an oncoming red pickup truck. Ganem suffered minor injuries and the side of the home was completely destroyed, though no injuries were reported from inside the property. Ganem stated that he believed the driver was distracted by a cell phone. The driver of the red pickup fled the scene and the case remains under investigation. Up to 500,000 reefer trailers are currently in operation in the United St...

Slip and fall accidents are surprisingly common. The resulting damage that is done, from back injuries to head injuries, can cause a wide array of problems and can end up leading to a constantly growing pile of medical bills. However, the money made from slip and fall insurance claims in an effort to pay for those medical bills makes it a large target for fraud, and in both directions. The more common of the two involves people setting up slip and fall accidents to make some quick cash out of the insurance payout. The model is simple: someone finds the right spot to stage an accident where a certain building or company will be held responsible, and then they "fall." They fake a few injuries that supposedly cost a lot of money to maintain and correct, and collect when the company settl...

You know what they say: "when the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie, that's amore." But ApoteoSurprise Agency is putting a French twist on this romantic sentiment -- and they're hoping you might have enough money to get down on one knee while you're up in space. The agency, which already specializes in elaborate proposal plans, is offering couples the chance to fly to the moon for the purpose of getting engaged. According to ApoteoSurprise, participants will have to undergo medical exams and physical assessments, as well as a three-month training course conducted by aerospace experts, before they go into orbit. And then, of course, there's the hefty price tag. For the price of a sensible $145 million, you and your beloved will be able to embark on a week-long trip into outer sp...