Tailgating, where an unauthorized person follows an authorized user through a controlled opening, remains one of the most persistent physical security vulnerabilities in commercial buildings (ASIS International). It defeats credentialing entirely without requiring any technical sophistication. Why Credentialing Alone Cannot Solve It Access control systems verify credentials, not people. When one valid credential opens a…
Photo: ThisisEngineering Manufacturers are facing a difficult equation in 2026: the costs of doing business are rising while economic and policy uncertainty makes those costs harder to predict. Persistent inflation is adding pressure to manufacturers already navigating changing input prices, supply-chain uncertainty, and shifting policy conditions. Companies can negotiate with suppliers, adjust purchasing strategies, and…
The call almost always comes at a bad hour, and the first thing a family wants to know is how fast this can be over. The assumption underneath the question is that bail is a price. Pay it, and the person comes home. In Louisiana, that assumption runs into two provisions of the Code…
Weekends have a way of turning ordinary meals into occasions. Friday dinner might become a birthday celebration. Saturday evening could bring together friends who have not seen each other in months. Sunday brunch might involve several generations of the same family gathered around one table. Cincinnati’s restaurant scene offers plenty of options for these moments,…
During her clinical training, Debra Bailey, Ph.D. chose a pre-doctoral internship at an American Psychological Association-approved psychiatric hospital where she worked with individuals diagnosed with schizophrenia. She was drawn to the complexity of the setting and believed that learning to engage meaningfully with this population would strengthen her ability to work with people facing a…
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