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Funeral scam: Warning as scammers target mourners - Vimarsana News

Funeral scam: Warning as scammers target mourners

A Lisburn man urges vigilance after his sister's funeral was used by fraudsters to ask for money.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Golden Green assuring the highest standards - Vimarsana News

Golden Green assuring the highest standards

Golden Green began as the initiative of young multi-talented entrepreneurs who, concerned about the future of the planet and with the desire to make the Algarve...

Multiple forces shaping 2023 local labor market - Vimarsana News

Multiple forces shaping 2023 local labor market

Regional labor economists from the Washington State Employment Security Department don’t have likely scenarios for the labor market in Whatcom, Skagit and other local counties in 2023. Instead, they have implied guidelines or rules for observers as to what to watch. In a Western Washington University webinar, the economists pointed out that labor shortages predate the pandemic, the mass of “missing” workers is morphing and hybrid work remains an experiment. A bonus rule? Trust the data. But be patient.

Researchers analyse paint jets on a bass speaker to answer questions about the Sun - Vimarsana News

Researchers analyse paint jets on a bass speaker to answer questions about the Sun

A team of researchers from across the UK and India have discovered a connection between fluid vibrating on a bass speaker and the small jets of plasma that originate from the surface of the Sun. The team, which includes researchers from Queen’s

Belfast researchers developing new telescope tech for UK space missions - Vimarsana News

Belfast researchers developing new telescope tech for UK space missions

QUB researchers aim to use small-scale mirrors, thinner than the width of a human hair, to help space telescopes create clearer images.