If you’ve been playing golf for a while, chances are you’ve either had a few of your expensive clubs stolen, or know someone else who has. You shouldn’t have to lose your valuable golf clubs to those sneaky thieves. Here are 7 ways you can prevent your golf clubs from being stolen.

1. Mark Them

Etch your name in your clubs or mark them in another way. Marking your clubs is a very effective way to keep the thieves away. They’ll notice you have your clubs engraved and realize they won’t be able to sell them. You’ll also be able to prove they’re yours if the police catch the thief.

2. Keep Them in Sight

Keep your golf bag with you at all times. Never leave them unattended. If you need to go indoors for a minute, take your bag with you. Many on-course restaurants and pro shops let you bring your golf club bag inside.

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A number of car owners in the Portland, Oregon area have made a post on Facebook about their older Subaru cars (90s model) stolen.

One particular person who lives in Southeast Portland stated that she has a 1993 green Subaru Impreza which that was stolen right from her carport between Christmas Eve and Christmas at her apartment complex. She had been out buying a bunch of gifts and visiting her family. She came home and saw that her car was gone.

The 1998 Legacy and 1999 Impreza are among the two 90s model Subarus that are on Top 10 stolen cars list for 2015 in Oregon.

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GPS fleet tracking is a modern solution to solve many of the problems that fleet owners face. The more drivers you have on the road the bigger your expenses can be – and the greater your potential reward. In fact, you can cut far more than fuel and labor costs when you invest in the right kind of GPS fleet maintenance tracking system. These are just a few of the other great ways you can save on your insurance premiums by using GPS fleet tracking.

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According to survey results, tracking devices using Bluetooth, radio or GPS technology have been found to reduce the frequency of wandering behavior in children with autism and other developmental disorders significantly and the associated risks. They also reduce anxiety in the parents.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released a new report showing that one in 68 children in the United States have the autism spectrum disorder (ASD). This is a 30 percent increase from years ago where it was 1 in 88.

According to this report, there are over 4.5 times the amount of boys (1 in 42) with ASD than girls (1 in 189).

Researchers conducted an anonymous questionnaire online to assess how the devices impact the families with children with ASD. The survey was distributed to families and autism organizations and provided important information to the researchers about developmental diagnoses and how severe they are as well as the demographics, past wandering behavior and methods used to prevent it.

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The decision to invest in GPS tracking for your business is a wise investment in your business, but there is more to the choice than simply whether or not to make the purchase. You must also choose whether your business benefits best from a hardwired GPS tracking unit or a plug and play device. To do that, you must understand a few fundamental differences between the two.

Hardwired GPS Tracking Basics

Hardwired GPS devices have a few definite strengths to consider over plug and play devices. The first being that hardwired units are less susceptible to tampering. This means drivers can’t unplug or alter the data.

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