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Your Rights as the Injured Party: What You Need to Know

by Brent Lambert • October 7, 2020 • Random News • 216

Everyone needs to know what their rights are to be able to protect them. That way, should you get injured in an accident or develop an illness due to strenuous or stressful activity, you should be well-versed in your legal rights to protect yourself. You need to know what to do if you are injured at work and whether you are eligible to claim compensation for your predicament. You should also know what to do if you have a work-related injury, and your employer is not abiding by the law by pressuring you, threatening you, or attempting to silence your claims. Furthermore, you should know what questions to ask to ensure you can state your case and get the best possible outcome. On that note, read on to learn your rights as the injured party. Continue Reading
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Sit Back And Let Mexican Architect Carlos Herrera Give You A Tour Of His Breathtaking Weekend Home

by Brent Lambert • October 6, 2020 • Architecture, Design, Me • 3656

I often find myself wondering what my golden years will look like. Where will I be living? What will my life look like? And will I have finally gotten around to building my dream home? One person who has answered all of his golden years questions is Mexican architect Carlos Herrera. Watch as NOWNESS gets a personal tour of his weekend home, thirty minutes south of Mexico City. “This is a place for weekends, few people live here full time,” Herrera tells NOWNESS. “There were a lot of foreigners in the 60s and 70s who lived here because of the fantastic weather, but now it’s more quiet. You entertain, you receive a lot of people – that’s the purpose of this house.”

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Mindblowing Video Reveals The Insane Amount Of Complexity In A Microscopic Piece Of Brain Tissue

by Brent Lambert • October 6, 2020 • Neuroscience, Science, Video • 3747

In a piece of brain tissue smaller than a dust mite (measuring 2% of 1mm), there are thousands of brain cell branches and connections. Researchers from Harvard University in Boston have mapped them all in a new study appearing in Cell. They find some unexpected insights about how the cells talk to each other, and you can see the extraordinary complexities they discovered by watching the video above. You can read the full paper at Cell.com.
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Watch The Economist’s Short Doc On The Epic Search To Unravel The Mysteries Of Consciousness

by Brent Lambert • October 6, 2020 • Charlie Rose, Neuroscience, Philosophy • 1856

In the opening segment of their short documentary, What Is Consciousness?, The Economist asks, “It is the most fundamental experience of all: defining our waking moments and giving rise to all that we think and feel. Without consciousness we have no way of proving we or anything else exists — and yet what it is, and why we have it, remain a mystery that the greatest minds have been unable to solve.” You can watch the fascinating doc in full above, as well as Charlie Rose’s terrific episode exploring the same topic. Continue Reading
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FEELguide Classic: BJ Miller’s TED Talk “What Really Matters At The End Of Life” Will Open Your Eyes

by Brent Lambert • October 6, 2020 • FEELguide Classics, Health, Inspiration, The ZEN Files • 4912

Along with the Zen Hospice Project which he directs, palliative care specialist BJ Miller helps patients face their own deaths realistically, comfortably, and on their own terms. Through the work of Zen Hospice Project, Miller is cultivating a model for palliative care organizations around the world, and emphasizing healthcare’s quixotic relationship to the inevitability of death. Miller’s passion for palliative care stems from personal experience — a shock sustained while a Princeton undergraduate cost him three limbs and nearly killed him. Continue Reading
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Press Play And Take A Tour Of The Stunning 105-Acre Chatsworth Gardens Created In 1555

by Brent Lambert • October 6, 2020 • Design, Nature • 1758

The team at NOWNESS sent their cameras to Derbyshire’s historic Chatsworth House estate with director Marcus Werner, which is where they met up with Peregrine Cavendish, a.k.a. the 12th Duke of Devonshire. In the video above we get an incredible look at the sprawling 105-acre estate founded in 1555. You can learn more by visiting NOWNESS.com and Chatsworth.org.
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Say Goodbye to Restless Sleep With These Easy Steps

by Brent Lambert • October 5, 2020 • Random News • 131

The quality of your sleep affects your general well-being and productivity through the day. If you do not get enough rest at night, you are likely to have low energy levels and unbalanced emotions. It may even affect your weight. The following tips may help you get better sleep. Continue Reading
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