Article Published by: valuewalk.com Timing is everything- but how much do we know about timing itself? Our lives are a never-ending stream of “when” decisions: when to start a business, schedule a class, get serious about a person. Yet we make those decisions based on intuition
Article Published by: triad-city-beat.com Clandestine Koopalings, question blocks, mushrooms and a goomba — all icons of Super Mario — adorned the top of a Dewey’s Bakery cake in the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Arts, or SECCA, on July 6. Arts for Life — a nonprofit that provides
Article Published by: themuse.com I hate the month of January, and I know I’m not alone. The holidays (and vacation days) are over, it’s dark and freezing outside, and I’m generally in the midst of three or four miserable resolutions aimed at getting back to my
Article Published by: unc.edu One of the largest research awards made to UNC-Chapel Hill just got bigger, making MEASURE Evaluation not only Carolina’s largest project in global health, but the largest single award the University has ever received, at $231.9 million. MEASURE Evaluation is a five-year cooperative
Article Published by: journalnow.com Just about anything can inspire your wedding cake, from a beautiful reception venue to your love of anything glitter to the lace detailing on your wedding gown, which can make choosing the perfect design a tough decision. As inspiration for your custom cake,
Article Published by: hbr.org Watching someone suffer from stress and burnout — and feeling powerless to help — is an awful experience. But it’s a reality for many married professionals who see their spouses staggering under the weight of constant demands from the office. In our
Article Published by: andrewharper.com Villa La Coste in Le Puy-Sainte-Réparade is the most talked about new hotel in France. And it’s absolutely spectacular. Built on a hillside overlooking a 600-acre Provençal estate owned by Irish businessman Patrick McKillen, the hotel’s 28 suites are housed within individual
Article Published by: unccfar.org As a freshman at UNC, Elizabeth Trefney remembers seeing a flyer publicizing a class about HIV/AIDS. The semester-long course is offered each spring by the UNC Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) and is open to all students. Past classes have focused on
Article Published by: huffintonpost.com What do you teach your kids about money, prosperity and how to get rich? If you’re like most parents, the answer is probably: not much. If you ever needed a reason to start the conversation about money with your kids, here it
Article Published by: journalnow.com Q: Has Dewey’s Bakery changed its recipes in recent years for products such as cream horns and sugar cake? I don’t like them as much as I used to. And the store at Thruway is overrun with fairly expensive gift items now. Answer: