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What's So Wrong With a Spiral Staircase?
Some friends of mine are selling their house. Everyone who sees the place raves about it. It's a custom-build, energy-efficient home with a pool and a large yard and in a great school district. But there's one caveat—the house has a spiral staircase, and potential buyers are afraid. "We love the home, but we're just not sure about the stairs," they say. So what's the real issue here? Will it make moving a mattress or dresser up to the second floor a problem?
How Writing for Television Changed My Advertising Career
How I ended up writing for a daily TV show To be honest, this path wasn't planned at all. At the time, I was working as a creative in an ad agency, Fred & Farid Paris, and I got an offer from Franck Annese of the Sovage production company. He was about to join the writing room of the popular daily French TV show Le Grand Journal on Canal+, and asked me if I wanted to come along. I immediately said yes. Especially because of the new host of the show, the legendary comedian Antoine de Caunes.
Here's why truth in brand storytelling matters
As urban millennials and self-proclaimed nature geeks, we look for brands that reflect who we are. Where we’ve been. What we care about. Brands are catching on — particularly when it comes to environmental responsibility. From Nature Valley granola bars to Seventh Generation cleaning products, corporations are leaning into our generation’s collective call for corporate sustainability.
Mind the Gap and On The Rocks hit a high note in ICCA a cappella quarterfinals
“That movie portrays being in an a cappella group as super cutthroat. When you’re in On The Rocks, it’s something else,” said On The Rocks member Jack Strother-Blood. “You’re not worried about impressing anyone, you’re just being yourself.” (Taylor Wilder/Emerald) The University of Oregon is taking West cCoast collegiate a cappella by storm. On Jan.
Chronic pain? Stop beating your head against a wall
Chronic pain affects more people than cancer, diabetes, heart attack and stroke combined. The Institute of Medicine estimates there are more than 100 million sufferers in the United States, costing the nation as much as $635 billion a year in medical treatment and lost productivity. It’s even the focus of a new movie: Cake, starring Jennifer Aniston as a woman struggling with chronic pain. Chronic pain can be devastating and a challenge to treat.
Chronic pain can be reduced with the right mix of treatments
Chronic pain affects more people than cancer, diabetes, heart attack and stroke combined. The Institute of Medicine estimates there are more than 100 million sufferers in the United States, costing the nation as much as $635 billion a year in medical treatment and lost productivity. It’s even the focus of a new movie: Cake, starring Jennifer Anniston as a woman struggling with chronic pain, is scheduled for release Friday. Chronic pain can be devastating, and a challenge to treat.
Good news about chronic pain
Chronic pain affects more people than cancer, diabetes, heart attack and stroke combined. The Institute of Medicine estimates there are more than 100 million sufferers in the United States, costing the nation as much as $635 billion a year in medical treatment and lost productivity. It’s even the focus of a new movie: “Cake,” starring Jennifer Aniston as a woman struggling with chronic pain, is scheduled for release Jan. 23. Chronic pain can be devastating, and a challenge to treat.
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