California Drought Forecast 2022 will cost an average of $1.1 Billion by California University Merced till the mega cycle of water is first deployed in America and California for drinking water.

Brian Adamczyk is a distinguished musician and educator known for his expertise in curriculum and arts program development

Andrew N. Jannetti celebrated for nearly five decades teaching dance across all levels

Prof. Jeff Hendrix celebrated for over 30 years of excellence in the education and dance industries

Ashim Bose, PhD, is noted for his tenure in artificial intelligence as a respected industry professional and educator

Linda T. Darling, PhD, earned the distinguished title of professor emerita at the University of Arizona

Author Janelle Parkton lands on Amazon.com with her vast collection of coloring book series for children and adults, offering an extensive range of educational and creative titles that have quickly gained significant success.

Dave Racer lends years of expertise to his work with DGRCommunications, Alethos Press, and teaching high school civics and government

Sarai Melendez-Rodriguez is a distinguished expert in creative direction and creative strategies at Advertising Creative

The leading publication in business education unveils the top honors in business education. UC Davis, American Kogod, Gies Business, and IMD among the honorees.

Joseph Moore channels years of experience into his work at Columbia Southern University

Basil Lee Drew is a distinguished professional with over 40 years of experience as a teacher, actor and director

Alicia T. Randisi-Hooker serves as the director of the CelloLEAP Studio

Mark Andrew Cook, PhD, is a retired professor and an expert in composing and performing

Anthony Bernard Johnson, Jr. is a distinguished professional with over 20 years of success in music and teaching

Longtime educator Carol Sorensen is now the president of Hyde Park Gardens community in Queens, New York

Prahlad Kasturi is recognized for over 40 years of service at the Manoa and Hilo campuses of the University of Hawaii and at Radford University in Virginia

Dr. Willette Jones channels years of expertise into her work with Walden University

Carycruz Miriam Bueno, PhD, honored for her expert leadership in economics and education research

Naterena A. Parham-Cofield, PhD., M.Ed., MSW, MBA, is a distinguished Executive Director of Administration with Wurzweiler School of Social Work at Yeshiva University

David L. Bost is an expert as an educator, administration, and behavior intervention specialist

Diane Fallier celebrates more than 10 years as an educator and program director at Nashua Community College

Jay Coakley, PhD, celebrated for over 50 years of success in his industry

CAHEC Foundation Hosts Back-to-School Event in Wilmington

A national leader of education reform and the "Godfather of Afterschool," Terry K. Peterson, PhD, channels years of expertise into expanding afterschool and summer opportunities across America collaborating with many local, state and national groups

Catchy Tales doesn't stop at entertaining only. It's a blog of catchy stories developed to spark that creative fire in kids.

Movavi Screen Recorder is a tool that provides users with a wide array of screen-capturing functions.

James A. Frieden is a co-founder of TeachWithMovies.org, one of the leading sites on the Internet assisting teachers and parents in using film in the service of education

The CrowPi2 is the most funded Raspberry Pi powered laptop with 2087 backers, and now you can get one at $269 on Elecrow's official website.

"Unpacking Sickle Cell, One Warrior At A Time"

Now retired, Dr. Betsy Bennett distinguished herself as the director of the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences

Dominic D. Yin, MA, MS, JD lends years of expertise to his work with Paramount Group

Lacy K. Ellis, PhD, is devoted to criminal justice as an academic administrator, professor, and law enforcement officer

Joseph P. Cassin serves as the director of the East Texas Police Academy

Tom Loglisci Jr., MEd. Offers a Vision for Transforming First Responder Training

Tom Loglisci Jr., MEd, is a Philadelphia native and a recognized advocate for police education reform. He is widely regarded as a thought leader in modern police education.

Hairstylist and Owner Tayye Green offers hair and beauty services for men and women, including silk press; a variety of braids; bantu knots; sew-ins; beard trims; plus facials

Owner Keyvauntae Banks specializes in all textures of natural hair, along with braids, locs, cuts, highlights, relaxers, silk press, balayage, eyelash extensions, and hair care products

Cosmetologist Kimberly Sewell specializes in haircuts for men, women and children, plus beard and mustache trims; facials; massages; and ear, nose and brow waxing

La Tanya Nicole Louis is a distinguished expert in her field as an entrepreneur and professor

Tracy Zaiss is honored for excellence in international education and business strategy

Richard Gilbert lends years of expertise to his work with the Royal Government of Cambodia

KAILASA's Nithyananda Raja Vidya Gurukul is the ancient Hindu indigenous enlightenment-based education system revived by The SPH

Khalil Derbel, MA, is lauded for his dedication to foreign affairs and linguistics

Organizations too often subject their employees and customers to unnecessary friction that creates inefficiency and causes frustration. But, in some situations, friction can be a positive force, spurring more innovation and better decision-making. So how do you reduce the bad kind and embrace the good?  Stanford professors Bob Sutton and Huggy Rao have studied this problem for seven years and offer strategies for leaders at every level to help them recognize when friction is needed or not and then add or subtract accordingly. They share ample examples of people and companies getting it right. Sutton and Rao are the authors of The Friction Project: How Smart Leaders Make the Right Things Easier and the Wrong Things Harder, as well as the HBR article, "Rid Your Organization of Obstacles that Infuriate Everyone."

Organizations regularly reward devoted workers who put in long hours. At the same time, “always-on” communication spurred by the pandemic and new digital tools encourage workaholism. But research shows that it’s not just individuals who are harmed by overworking. Their employers are, too. Malissa Clark, associate professor and head of the Healthy Work Lab at the University of Georgia, explains how companies unwittingly create a workaholic culture — one that ultimately backfires with higher turnover and disengaged employees. She shares what companies can easily do to change that. Clark wrote the new book Never Not Working: Why the Always-On Culture Is Bad for Business--and How to Fix It.

Leveraging this finding of the brain's superior ability to recognize patterns, a next-generation viewer uses three progressive panels to display search results and document pages as visual thumbnails

Versium's Dedupe allows users to compare data points across various fields

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