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Teenagers don’t just have a beer or two and go home. They drink to excess almost every chance they get. Worse is the fact that these kids will drink far too much and then get into their vehicles to drive themselves and possibly some friends home. Teenage drunk drivers are involved in fatal automobile crashes far more than their adult counterparts, causing over 1,900 deaths each year. The following will look into where teens get alcohol, why they drink to drunkenness and then drive, and what steps can be taken to stop the behavior.

It happens to over 9 million Americans every year, and most of them aren’t aware of it until months or even years afterward. The crime is personal identity theft, and it is the fastest-growing felony in the country. Surprisingly, a bit of common sense can help one protect against identity theft, and the following will offer enlightenment about how to apply it.

Driving while under the influence of alcohol is an ongoing societal problem. Fact: The greatest cause of death for people ages 5 through 27 is automobile accidents, the most common cause of which is a drunk driver. Fact: It is a proven fact that men are four times more likely to drive while intoxicated than women. Even teens drive drunk. The following will look into the causes and effects of drunk driving and will suggest ideas about how to curtail the behavior.

It is amazingly easy for an identity thief to obtain someone’s personal information. He can go through one’s dumpster looking for documents that contain it, he can use his computer to go “phishing,” or he can intercept one’s mail from administrative offices that may contain a Social Security number. There is a clear connection between a Social Security number and identity theft, and the following will outline that connection and offer some tips to protect one’s private data from falling prey to this crime.

The ability to know how to deal with divorce for men is not always a pretty site. While most people think of women as being the flame-throwers in divorce, the reality is that men can be just as nasty and unreasonable. It doesn’t matter if the marriage has been unhappy for years; once you announce you are leaving it may take him by surprise and cause any number of reactions to the news.

Everyone knows that drinking and driving is a bad idea. The effects of drunk driving on society are myriad and destructive. The following will delve into those effects and will offer some ideas about how to stop drinking and driving.

More than 9 million individuals become an identity theft victim every year. The damage done by this act both financially and emotionally is severe and far-reaching. The following will look into ways to avoid being the next target of an identity theft scheme to ensure that no one else will have to pay the price for it.

Adults and teens are aware of the hazards involved in drinking and driving, yet some still engage in this behavior. Perhaps it is simply an error in judgment – a person doesn’t realize just how drunk he is until he hits a pedestrian on his way home. Maybe it’s just that they truly feel they can “handle” the amount they’ve had to drink and so are safe to drive. The following will look into how to prevent this dangerous behavior by discussing some drunk driving facts for kids that may help to stop youngsters from driving while intoxicated later on.

Divorce is divorce, regardless of whether it’s between military personnel or civilians, right? Not exactly, as it turns out. In California there are residency requirements for filing and other issues for military members. The following will endeavor to clarify these differences in military divorce in California so those about to go through this process will be better prepared to do it well.

Over 9 million people each year become the unwitting targets of identity thieves. Most of these individuals don’t realize that there are particular steps they must take to report the crime. The following will look into how to file an identity theft report so that those affected by it can understand what to do after it happens to them.