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July is UV Safety Awareness Month
DELMARVA- As July is UV safety awareness month, health professionals give their advice on how to prevent skin cancer, premature aging, and eye damage. Kelly Shockley is the Supervisor for the Cancer Screening Program at Worcester County Health Department. “Protecting your skin from the sun’s harmful UV rays should be a priority all year, not just during the summer season.” Said Shockley.
Preparing Pets for Fourth of July
MARYLAND- As Americans everywhere prepare for the festivities of the Fourth of July, pet-owners are preparing to keep their furry friends safe and calm for the holiday. Sara Smith, the Director of Marketing for the Brandywine Valley SPCA, suggests the celebrations do not have to stop, owners simply just have to prepare. “One of the things you can do right now is plan ahead for your pets during the time of the holidays.” Said Smith.
Delaware Introduces New Law Expanding Hunting Opportunities
DELAWARE – Governor Matt Meyer signed a new bill that removes the hunting restrictions on Sundays and expands the allowed ammunition. “For most Delawareans, hunting is a weekend activity,” Rep. Spiegelman said.
Life Crisis Center to Host First Annual Charity Canoe Jousting Tournament
SNOW HILL, Md. – Skilled canoers and spectators are invited to join the “Joust for Justice” to raise money for Life Crisis’ Lower Shore CASA Program. The canoe jousting event will take place at 10am on Jun. 20 at Sturgis Park in Snow Hill, Maryland. The charity event supports the Lower Shore’s division of Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA), which are legal volunteers who advocate for abused or neglected children in court.
Neurodivergent workers still not fully recognised
New research from Center Parcs Conferences & Events released to mark Neurodiversity Celebration Week (16-20 March), shows that the appetite for work events among neurodivergent employees is strong and growing, with almost half (42%) stating the number of events they attend has increased over the last three years. However, almost one in three (30%) say their employer doesn’t cater to their needs at events.
“Total Landscaping” at the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Sri Lanka
Shows Total Landscaping Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Sri Lanka (MMCA) Colombo Sep 12, 2024–May 29, 2025 It’s hot in Colombo and the air is weighed down by a ripening monsoon. The Crescat Boulevard Shopping Centre is one of the few places in town offering respite from the equatorial endurance test outside. Situated between the Indian Ocean and the Beira Lake, this commercial complex is also home to the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Sri Lanka (MMCA).
Take the Hassle Out of HR with Unified Systems - HRD
Take the Hassle Out of HR with Unified Systems Find out how bringing your HR processes together can save time, cut down on mistakes, and make life easier for your team. Managing multiple HR tools can be a real pain. It leads to delays, errors, and wasted time. In fact, 42% of companies have seen increased efficiency after switching to a unified HR system. That’s why we teamed up with Access Group to show how unified HR systems can make everything simpler.
The intricacies of vegetation responses to changing moisture conditions
Contents Summary I. Introduction II. Coupled and decoupled variables III. Plant traits, acclimations, and adaptations IV. Observational tools and limitations V. Paths forward Acknowledgements References I. Introduction Plants abate climate change by absorbing atmospheric carbon dioxide from anthropogenic sources during photosynthesis (Ruehr et al., 2023). However, it is unclear how long this trend can continue.
Meet Me in the Middle
Hello and happy Friday, friends! Today I want to share with you a fantastic piece my friend Allison Kirkland wrote about her memoir-in-progress. I related to this very much—the youthful fantasies of fame and focus on external impact sounded very familiar! I love where Allison arrives at the end of this piece, and I know you will too. Do subscribe to her Substack when you’re done reading! As a teenager I used to lull myself to sleep with fantasies of a literary life.
Business Responsibility in the Hybrid Working Era - HRD
In the wake of global shifts in work culture, of the UK’s workforce has embraced hybrid working. This seismic change in how we approach our professional lives brings with it a host of new challenges that businesses must address. As we navigate this new landscape, it’s becoming increasingly clear that companies have a responsibility to support their remote and hybrid workers, ensuring both their physical and mental wellbeing.
Celebrating Disability Pride: A Year-Round Commitment
Disability Pride Month, celebrated every July, honors the history, wins, and struggles of the disability community. This month is the same time as the birthday of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), a big law signed on July 26, 1990. July 2015 was when Disability Pride Month started. During this time, there are parades, festivals, chances to learn, and events to speak up across the country. This movement tries to change unfair systems and stop people from looking down on disabilities.
No HR for HR: The culture crisis about to reach boiling point! - HRD
HR has always been a stressful profession, but it’s started to become apparent that there’s something more bubbling under the surface. More than half of HR professionals report being on the verge of quitting due to burnout. That’s a huge crisis that the function is facing, and the risk of massive knock-on problems for business as a whole is looming. What’s the problem? How can we protect ourselves and our HR colleagues from it? And the overarching question: what comes next?
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Overwhelmed by notifications? Here's how to tackle digital overload
In an era where the ping of an email or the buzz of a notification is a constant companion, employees are feeling overwhelmed by the sheer volume of digital inputs. The average worker checks their email , disrupting their workflow and taking significant time to refocus. This phenomenon hampers productivity and impacts mental wellbeing, leading to anxiety and burnout. Understanding and addressing digital overload is crucial for maintaining a healthy and efficient workplace.
For your reading pleasure
Hello and happy Friday! I hope the sun is shining wherever you are. I’ve got some great reads to share with you today, but first… If you are considering blasting off to Jupiter with me, today is the VERY LAST DAY you can apply. It’s going to be an amazing journey. If you have specific questions, please reach out. Save the date: The next meetup of a scratch of writers will be Saturday, April 27th, 3-5pm. I’m hoping the weather will allow us to convene outdoors, so stay tuned for location info.
Total eclipse of the heart
Hello and happy Friday! I hope your April is off to a sunny start. There are still spots in the free storytelling offering for underrepresented voices (you can also read more it about here), which starts April 18 in Carrboro, N.C. If you’re interested but not sure if this is for you, get in touch (spoiler: it is!). And if you want to support this effort, please share—forward this email to a friend, or share this Instagram post.
Solve your laundry woes this winter with the best heat pump clothes dryers in Australia
When it comes to drying your laundry, there are many ways to go about it. Whether that’s taking advantage of Mother Nature and using a clothes horse in the sun or you love the convenience of a clothes dryer, finding a solution that works with your schedule and lifestyle is crucial. And when finding a sliver of sun to air out your laundry during winter proves to be rather difficult, clothes dryers are here to save the day.
Slower changes in vegetation phenology than precipitation seasonality in the dry tropics
1 INTRODUCTION Terrestrial ecosystems act as a land carbon sink that offsets about a quarter of anthropogenic CO2 emissions (Friedlingstein et al., 2022), and play an important role in slowing down the recent global warming (Shevliakova et al., 2013). The land carbon sink has increased considerably over the past several decades (Friedlingstein et al., 2022) and shows large variability from year to year (Cox et al., 2013; Wang et al., 2013).
Establishing a consumer advisory group at the Australian Bragg Centre for Proton Therapy and Research
Introduction In 2023 the Australian Bragg Centre for Proton Therapy and Research (ABCPTR) embarked on creating a consumer engagement team with the primary goal to establish a consumer advisory group to advise on proton beam therapy from a patient and community perspective.
The best 5kg clothes dryers that are perfect for small homes
When choosing the size of your clothes dryer, there are a few main elements one should consider. The first step is figuring out how much laundry you (and your household) accumulate over a course of a week or whatever cadence you generally do your laundry. The second step is finding a clothes dryer that also fits nicely in your laundry room.
A Lakehouse-Style Build Drenched In Coastal Colours
There's an unforeseen challenge that comes with designing a home that stands out from the crowd: council may not always be on board with your vision. This was the reality that builder Steven Cahill of Cahill Building Group faced in the planning stages for this luxury new build in the coastal Victoria town of Mount Martha.
A Glamorous Modern Farmhouse With A Striking Exterior
The move from a small home on Sydney's Lower North Shore to a rambling farmhouse on acreage (where their daughter wanted to learn to horse ride) on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula was a huge lifestyle shift for the owners of this property. Kate Walker of design studio KWD, whose practice is also based on the coast, says their own location was an advantage.
Solve your laundry woes this winter with the best heat pump clothes dryers in Australia
For days when Mother Nature is not in our favour. May 18, 2023 3:10am When it comes to drying your laundry, there are many ways to go about it. Whether that's taking advantage of Mother Nature and using a clothes horse in the sun or you love the convenience of a clothes dryer, finding a solution that works with your schedule and lifestyle is crucial. And, with winter making headway, finding a sliver of sun to air out your laundry proves to be rather difficult. That's where clothes dryers come in.
A "Contemporary Edwardian" Home In Murrumbeena, VIC
A Melbourne builder and his fiancée look to the past when building their ultimate family home. Mar 13, 2023 6:00am Who lives here: Shaun Caton, co-founder and co-director of The Melbourne Builder; his fiancée Phoebe Simmonds, co-founder of baby parenting retailer The Memo; Shaun's son Tyler, six; Shaun and Phoebe's son Remy, nine months; plus Zeus, a golden retriever/samoyed cross. Style of home: A four-bedroom "contemporary Edwardian" new build.
How to ensure hybrid work doesn't disrupt colleague unity
How should employers prevent negativity and unconstructive behaviour from arising and spreading throughout their workforce? While better pay and benefits always help, the untapped resource that employers often fail to utilise when combatting toxic behaviour is their own staff. Here’s why strong employee connections can safeguard your business from ‘quiet quitters’, and my top tips for how to effectively create an environment that supports workplace bonding.
How does it end??
There is a common thread of thinking that when writing a first draft of a novel, you should write through to the end. Plenty of craft books and writing teachers will advise you not to double back, which can be very risky—we go back to clean up Just One Thing, which turns into two things or three things or twenty things. An unfinished first draft is basically a giant junk drawer, but in an unfinished kitchen.
Modern makeover of a Spanish-style home in bayside Melbourne
Sometimes, life has a way of coming full circle, with the past weaving a path back to the present. Certainly, there has always been a special place in homeowner Annette's heart for the bayside region of Melbourne, where she enjoyed a happy childhood. "I have very fond memories of growing up in that area," says the mother to now-adult children. "When I had my own family, we settled in another part of Melbourne and lived in a Victorian house for 20 years.
Reconnect, recharge and reenergize in the great outdoors
Technology runs our lives – this we can’t deny. On any given day, most people struggle to take a breather and rest their eyes from the screen for longer than a few minutes. As employees most of us can’t function without laptops and technology, and as individuals, we can’t live without our smartphones. Screen time has become so commonplace that escaping it seems almost impossible – even though we know it can have negative repercussions for our health and wellbeing.
Sonoma County Hotel Ranks No. 2 in US, According to Yelp
Yelp recently released its annual Top 100 US Hotels list, featuring a lineup of top-rated properties in the country. Among the hotels to make the cut in 2022 is Glen Ellen’s Olea Hotel, which came in on No. 2.
The Boy Who Sailed the World by Julia Green
LoveReading View on The Boy Who Sailed the World A book to inspire you to follow your dreams - wherever they may lead Julia Green has written a gentle tale based on her son’s adventures. The boy who loves the sea sails away and follows the currents and the stars until he finds a peaceful island. The Islanders welcomed him, and he lives with them in their natural surroundings in harmony with the land.
Shout It From the Rooftops
In early February, I made a bold declaration about my novel: “I’m hoping to finish a draft of Act One before I head out for a retreat in mid-April.” When I said it, I did not believe it would happen. Not one cell in my body believed that in two months I would coherently formulate an entire third of a novel. Metrics make me anxious. When the measuring tape comes out, my first panicked thought is, I am definitely going to come up short.
A contemporary farmhouse on the Mornington Peninsula
Country and coastal influences collide in this contemporary farmhouse on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula. Mar 18, 2022 2:03am Who lives here: Stay-at-home mum Hannah and her husband Chris, partner at a consumer insights agency, with sons Henry, 10, Ashton, nine, and Charlie, two. Style of home: Contemporary four-bedroom new build with a farmhouse feel.
Tour Kate Walker's glamorous, palm-fringed home on the Mornington Peninsula
Being able to envision and conjure a bold new identity for a 40-year-old property requires imagination and daring. And both were in ample supply when designer Kate Walker reimagined this residence as her own family home on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula. Drawing on her love of what she calls "Caribbean Colonial" homes, she remodelled a well-preserved, unassuming two-storey 1980s dwelling into a glamorous, palm-fringed tropical beauty that would look at home in the Bahamas or Florida Keys.
Forget Paris (For Now)
Local Landscape Offers Hopeful Reassurance During a Milestone Celebration Long before I learned the word coronavirus, I had a plan for my 40th birthday last March: I’d be in Paris. I was going to take long walks in the city my grandmother had inhabited as a young woman, whose footsteps I’d followed when I was in my 20s, hungry for adventure, culture, romance.
A young family bring a romantic heritage cottage into the 21st century
What began as the chance to transform a dilapidated cottage into a dream home to be sold to another family, soon became so much more for Melbourne builder Dale and his wife Gemma. To the couple's surprise, they found themselves forming a strong emotional connection to their "cute but rundown" century-old weatherboard, tucked away in the city's leafy south-east.
A traditional Victorian house received a modern renovation
This Melbourne home had already been opened up at the back, but it was only when the new owner called in the experts that the real magic happened. Jan 07, 2021 6:00am Who lives here: Bianca McCann, an online customer service representative at fashion label Mister Zimi; her daughter Grace, 11; and their pet cavoodle, Peppa. Style of home: A traditional Victorian home in an inner suburb of Melbourne. Timeline: Though the house had been previously renovated, it needed a total refresh.
Learning to Live Outdoors
Reflections from the Longest Year Since March, aside from speedy grocery runs and a few medical appointments, I’ve hardly been indoors. When I’m inside, the announcement that played in airports after 9/11 rings in my head: The threat level is…orange. When I step outside, I feel relief, filling my lungs with the sweet, safe breath of the natural world.
Appalachain Trail Hikers leave trail due to Covid-19
Holding Back the A.T. Class of 2020 Gear carefully selected and tested, resupply boxes packed and addressed, training miles covered to condition the body, negotiating a leave of absence work or resigning entirely—preparing to thru-hike the Appalachian Trail comes with a sizable and complex to-do list. Many people spend years finding the right time to pause regular responsibilities and prepare for the physical and logistical challenge of walking more than 2,000 miles with a backpack and a dream.
What You Need to Know About the LoveReading4Kids Poetry Prize!
By Deborah Maclaren on 3rd June 2019 LoveReading is thrilled to announce the launch of The LoveReading4Kids Poetry Prize in association with National Poetry Day. National Poetry Day is the biggest annual celebration of poetry in the UK, bringing people together to enjoy, discover and share words that matter. With the backing of National Poetry Day, LoveReading is launching a poetry competition for children ages 7- 11 from across the UK inspired by the National Poetry Day theme of Truth.
Industrial Minerals
Recent sample shows smectite clay; planet also hosts feldspar, magnetite, gypsum By Keith Nuthall and Julia Green Mars: contains Industrial minerals Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) courtesy NASA. It may be around 60m miles from Earth to Mars, but research from NASA (the National Aeronautics and Space Administration) is showing that the red planet has a similar gamut of industrial minerals to our own world.
How to be an interior stylist
So you think you've got what it takes to be an interior stylist? Early morning wake ups, long days, sore feet (like really sore feet), aching tired muscles, and all? Flash back nine years and Julia Green, founder of Greenhouse Interiors, hadn't anticipated what it would take to be one of Australia's most successful interior stylists.
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Art Spotlight: Julia Scott Green
Art Spotlight: Julia Scott GreenJulia Scott Green is a photographer and visual artist that likes to explore the "notions of transience, illusion and the ephemeral through abstract expressions of light and form." 405 Art13 Nov, 2017. Photography by Julia Scott Green
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