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The world’s first system for the humane management of wild and feral animal populations is a labor of love for ranch manager Roch Hart who grew to love the free-roaming bands of horses in his care. The former police detective spent hours observing their social behavior and chronicling their lives through photography. However, as a … Continued
Numerous studies have shown that despite a desire to drive “green” vehicles, some consumers steer clear of electric vehicles (EVs) because they worry about the lack of charging stations. Studies also show that consumers are more likely to buy an electric car when they see charging stations around town. New Mexico startup Go-Station is seeking … Continued
It’s not easy being the only girl growing up with two highly competitive, sports-playing older brothers. You either get in the thick of it with them or you quit. Kristen Nunery, CEO of high-flying SaaS company myCOI, is no quitter. Never has been. Never will be. Kristen plays to win, whether it’s volleyball, flag football … Continued
When it comes to taking notes during meetings, it may be time to get back to basics and ditch the laptop in favor of pen and paper. I know, that’s heresy in the digital age where meeting attendees can be found hunched over their laptops, feverishly typing. But hear me – and researchers Pam A. … Continued
Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday; even more than my birthday, which I dearly love. One of the reasons turkey day is number one with me is there are no gifts to buy. That’s not to say gifts aren’t involved; they just come in different forms. A well-prepared meal. Time with friends and family. Silly card … Continued
I’ve often said my career is one big field trip. But if you told me I’d be combing the streets and forest preserves of Chicago with veterinarians, doctors, and researchers with a passion for ticks, I would have called you crazy. Nothing creeps me out like ticks, those eight-legged blood suckers that’ll grab you quicker … Continued
Life is full of pick one-or-the-other choices. Things like chocolate or vanilla. Uber or Lyft. Heels or flats. Nothing too life-changing here. The set of choices Sara Mazzola was facing was not your ordinary either-or. She could either go for the big leagues of the investing world, venture capital, or change the world for the … Continued
In six weeks, upwards of 200,000 people will swarm into Dusseldorf, Germany, for MEDICA, the world’s largest medical industry trade fair. Some 5,100 exhibits will be spread over 17 halls and guests will have just four days, November 18-21, to see it all plus ferret out and meet with potential business partners. The experience can … Continued
A new study by Pew Research finds consumers are concerned about the influence of social media on news coverage. The biggest concerns of the more than 5,000 people surveyed? The negative impact social media has on news content, including bias, sensationalism, and the level of control wielded by the platforms. Here are some interesting stats: … Continued
There are crises and then there are CRISIS. When 700 people were sickened last year after eating at a Chipotle’s restaurant in Ohio and the company was slapped with multiple lawsuits and declining sales across their organization, that was a crisis. When a Florida McDonalds employee recently refused service to paramedics thinking they are police … Continued