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WonderWorks Orlando to Host Sensory Day with Special $10 Admission
WonderWorks Orlando will be hosting yet another Sensory Dayevent on Monday, July 13, 2020, from 9 a.m. to noon. The event will give guests with special needs a chance to explore the indoor attraction in a more comfortable setting. Tickets for this event are only $10 per person when purchased during the Sensory Day hours. […]
From Quarantine to Tesla Coil: How Families Can Make Memories This Summer at WonderWorks
After months of being quarantined at home, mixed with the tribulations of online learning, families are ready to get out, have fun, and make a memorable summer. The good news it that there are plenty of ways to make that happen in Myrtle Beach, starting with WonderWorks. “In lieu of everything that has happened this […]
Rescue CBD Launches Company, Donates CBD Oil to Help Calm Shelter Animals During July 4th Fireworks
Anyone who has ever been around cats and dogs when July 4thfireworks are going off outside know how distressing it can be for the pets. The unpredictable noises from the fireworks tend to scare pets, stressing them, and causing unnecessary anxiety. This holiday, many pets will get help keeping calm through donations of CBD oil […]
6 Ways to Make Back-to-College Better
It’s about that time for our co-eds to head toward, or back to, University life—whether that be an on-campus dorm or off-campus dwelling. Whichever the case, here are a few lifestyle-enhancing and productivity-boosting finds that can make this upcoming year an A+. Embroidered Collegiate Pillows (www.catstudio.com) Here’s a wonderful way to get those bright eyed students […]
16 ‘Hot for Summer’ Solutions
After a long and arduous winter and spring season largely spent “sheltering in place,” many are eager for the summer months ahead to make up for lost time on a variety of fronts. To help you get the most out of the season, stay healthier and even overcome some ubiquitous aggravations, I’ve curated this assortment […]
Help This U.S. Soldier Overseas Bring His Two Previously Mistreated Dogs Back to the US
There are parts of the world that sadly aren’t a safe place for dogs. So when American soldiers see some that have been abandoned or abused, they can’t help but to want to get involved. When they do, they form a bond with the dog, and can’t bear the thought of leaving them behind when […]
National Survey Reveals Pandemic’s Impact on College Students’ Mental Health, Remote Learning, Families’ Income and More
A recent survey conducted by student housing developer, Core Spaces, of nearly 2,500 college students throughout the United States, reveals how Covid-19 has impacted them – including their mental state, sentiment about remote learning, personal and parents’ finances and more. Core Spaces emailed the survey to student residents at 19 Core Spaces properties across 12 […]
Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura’s Column in Japan’s Weekly Biz
New York, N.Y. In 2017, the distinguished Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura began to publish a weekly series of essays in the Japanese language publication Weekly Biz. A translation of these appears here in The Stewardship Report on Connecting Goodness. His Holiness the Dalai Lama with friend Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura, in 1972. xVol. ???: Finger-Tip Stimulation Leads […]
Meet Sierra Leone’s U.N. Rep: Luce Leader Isaac Bayoh
Originally published in The Salone Messinger, Capetown, Sierra Leone By Sallu Kamusky, June 18, 2020 Like many of us, the Ebola epidemic set forth a new journey for Mr. Bayoh. Considering the predestination of his life, he engaged in various school activities, as he was persistent in finding opportunities by which to experience the world. It was […]
Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is the focus at Alcatraz East Crime Museum’s newest Temporary Exhibit
Alcatraz East Crime Museum’s latest temporary exhibit will feature the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI), opening on July 13, 2020. The exhibit will showcase the important work the Bureau does statewide on a daily basis, and details from famous solved and ongoing cases. “We hope visitors will learn something new about the work that goes […]
