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Tech Leaders: Ilit Raz, Founder and CEO, Joonko - Vimarsana News

Tech Leaders: Ilit Raz, Founder and CEO, Joonko

From the blog of Omri Hurwitz at The Times of Israel

Capitalizing on Internet of Everyday Things: How Every Product Tells a Story - Vimarsana News

Capitalizing on Internet of Everyday Things: How Every Product Tells a Story

The new Internet of Everyday Things is made possible through the disposable, near-zero-cost, mass-produced, self-powering digital stickers called IoT Pixels.

Künstliches Hüftgelenk: Was ist vor und nach der OP wichtig? - Vimarsana News

Künstliches Hüftgelenk: Was ist vor und nach der OP wichtig?

Nach dem Einsatz des künstlichen Hüftgelenks wird in der Reha die Muskulatur gestärkt und die Beweglichkeit verbessert. Aber auch die richtige Vorbereitung auf die OP (Preha) ist wichtig.

Source: ndr.de
Ask SAM: How Easter traditions came to be - Vimarsana News

Ask SAM: How Easter traditions came to be

5 Best Easter Candies to Fill Your Basket. From chocolate to sweets, there is plenty of irresistible Easter candy. Here are some of the best Easter candies to try this holiday season. 1. Cadbury Creme Eggs. Although these are now available year-round, they are still an Easter staple. 2. Whoppers Robin Eggs. An Easter basket wouldn't be complete without these candy-coated Whoppers. 3. Chocolate Bunnies. This Easter treat comes in all shapes and sizes. 4. Starburst Jellybeans. This candy is the perfect size to fit inside your small plastic eggs. 5. Peeps. An Easter wouldn't be complete without ...

18 Design Books Recommended by VERANDA Editor Dayle Wood - Vimarsana News

18 Design Books Recommended by VERANDA Editor Dayle Wood

AL: What books have most impacted you? DW: As a kid it was the classics. The Secret Garden planted the seed, so to speak, for my love of gardens. My connection to nature stems from this even now, while I don’t have a garden space. I even love the film adaptation! I love seeing things brought to life. It fits my visual side. Design-book wise, I love the old decorators, and their books are in their voices, which is so appealing. I turn to Billy Baldwin, Mark Hampton, David Hicks…They’re so instructive—"do this, don’t do that”—and still resonate today. Colefax and Fowler’s