A positive attitude about aging can help seniors cope with stress, a small study suggests. “We found that people in the study who had more positive attitudes toward aging were more resilient in response to stress — meaning that there wasn’t a significant increase in negative emotions,” study author Jennifer ... Read More »
With the governor calling for tighter purse strings, the oil-rich state of North Dakota said it had one of the strongest business environments in the country. For the fifth year in a row, the North Dakota government said it earned the No. 2 spot in a competitiveness report from Beacon ... Read More »
Natucer‘s new collections of floor and wall coverings focused on forms, effects of textures and details, where the value of creativity and technological innovation create unique products. Creation collection is a series of tiles that offer many compositional possibilities thanks to its rectangular and hexagonal formats, volumes and micro-textures that create ... Read More »
Shards, shining fragments created by an imaginary cosmic Big Bang. Novel lights that act as a badge of personalisation: Shatter is a succession of elegant volumes that appear to have been detached from a single large Pangaea. The various parcels of light live singly or in original stylish sequences, and ... Read More »
THURSDAY, July 28, 2016 — Skeptics view hypnosis as a little-understood parlor trick, but a new study reveals real changes occur in the brain when a person enters an hypnotic state. Some parts of the brain relax during the trance while others become more active, said study senior author Dr. ... Read More »
Changing ordinary materials from the ordinary into the extraordinary through communication with users in the aim of giving people a sense of greater durability and emotional, in order to allow for a greater range of possibilities, which results in a multidisciplinary design hybrid. This can be promote and inspire a ... Read More »
THURSDAY, July 28, 2016 — People with vision problems may face a higher risk of unemployment, poverty and mental health problems, a new British study suggests. “Our focus has mostly been on severe visual loss and treating the eye diseases that cause it,” said Mary Frances Cotch, chief of epidemiology ... Read More »
THURSDAY, July 28, 2016 — Adlyxin (lixisenatide) has been approved by the U.S.Food and Drug Administration to treat type 2 diabetes in adults, the agency said Thursday in a news release. As the FDA explained, Adlyxin is a “glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonist” — a hormonal drug that helps control blood ... Read More »
Taking nature as his inspiration, the designer Oivind Slaatto has created a new and unusual light through a creative partnership with Louis Poulsen. “Patera was born of my fascination with the Fibonacci sequence. You can find the spiral pattern wherever you look in nature – in the seed formation in ... Read More »
THURSDAY, July 28, 2016 — Early diagnosis of a potentially fatal fungal infection called valley fever can help patients, but too many are misdiagnosed, experts say. Doctors should suspect valley fever in patients with pneumonia or ongoing flu-like symptoms who live in or have visited the west or southwest United ... Read More »
After its complete renovation, this small Italian apartment possesses undoubted contemporary elegance with hints of vintage charm. The architects from Fulssocreativo had inner connected the main living areas: kitchen and living zone – securing an abundance of light and a free flow of space and then, thanks to the smooth, ... Read More »
Pax & Parker is a new boutique fashion retailer. This is their first store located in Fort Worth, Texas; designed and decorated by Bart Shaw Architect. The design approach to the 1,340 SF space was to keep the majority of space minimal and focus on one signature element that influences ... Read More »
