Study finds three factors why people inform themselves or not
UCL researchers recently found that people choose whether to seek information or avoid it, regarding their health, finances and personality based on how they th
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UCL researchers recently found that people choose whether to seek information or avoid it, regarding their health, finances and personality based on how they th
After 30 years in the Las Vegas events business, Melanie Bash isn’t exactly a deer in the headlights maneuvering down the Strip. But she knows that for event organizers and corporate meeting planners, the city’s vast options can be daunting. Trying to find the right venue is hard enough in regular circumstances, but even worse when factoring all of the health and wellness research that goes into bringing events back to life.
Richard OâConnor is looking up. Nine years ago, OâConnor founded the Jesse A. Marcel Library, a small red building off South Hills Road in Clancy, dedicated to exploring and exposing certain mysteries of the universe: unidentified flying objects (UFOs), crop circles, and alien life and lore. He named it after his friend and medical colleague Dr. Jesse A. Marcel Jr., and Marcelâs father Maj. Jesse A. Marcel. In 1947, Maj. Marcel, then an Air Force intelligence officer, reportedly investigated the crash of an unidentified flying object in Roswell, New Mexico. Since 2012, OâC...
Yvora: Starting your own Game Studio by Simon Veenker on 06/01/21 12:53:00 pm The following blog post, unless otherwise noted, was written by a member of Gamasutras community. The thoughts and opinions expressed are those of the writer and not Gamasutra or its parent company. Yvora is the brainchild of Simon Veenker, an IT world veteran who grew up in Zeeland - the south-western part of the Netherlands. A surfer and sailor in his free time, he studied industrial engineering and managemen...
Clinton Toopi believes the NRL’s State of Mind program can expand to reach more people simply by course participants becoming advocates of their “Get in the Gaame” philosophy at a grassroots level. The global pandemic in 2020 forced Toopi and the NRL to turn their State of Mind program into an online tool but with face-to-face contact now resumed the former NRL star has wasted little time getting back out into the community to spread the message of mental health. While conducting workshops with the four men’s and women’s NRL All Stars teams in Townsville, Toopi is also clocking up t...