الاثنين، 24 نوفمبر 2014

3 career experts share the keywords that stand out on a cover letter and 10 More

Not displaying correctly? View this newsletter online.

3 career experts share the keywords that stand out on a cover letter

Crafty keywords are like a breath of fresh air for employers.

Bill Cosby breaks silence on rape allegations, friend drops bombshell

Comedian Bill Cosby has finally addressed his escalating sexual assault allegations. But now a friend of Cosby is claiming he paid women off as a "fixer."

Watch Taylor Swift fangirl over Lorde's epic AMAs performance

Taylor Swift just took Lorde's epic American Music Awards' performance to the next level of best friendship.

Thank 'SNL' for your new Thanksgiving anthem: 'Back Home Ballers' [VIDEO]

For those making travel playlists for Thanksgiving week, the ladies of 'SNL' have your new home-for-the-holidays anthem.

Village bans pit bulls and Rottweilers, announces it will impound family pets Dec. 1

A village in Louisiana has taken the step of banning residents from owning pit bulls and Rottweilers.

The 3 fitness trackers to look out for on Black Friday

There are so many -- too many! -- fitness trackers on the market to choose from. But don't worry, we have you covered.

Teeny pygmy marmoset can't get enough of toothbrush massage [VIDEO]

Ninita is a tiny orphaned pygmy marmoset who lives at the Rare Species Conservatory Foundation.

5 email myths you can stop believing now

From sending early morning emails to CC'ing tons of people, here are 5 email myths you should probably stop believing.

9 fantastic gifts that aren't just clutter

We guarantee these nine gifts won't create clutter this holiday season.

Google to launch Time Square's largest interactive billboard ever

Google is about to launch the largest interactive billboard in the U.S. in the middle of New York's Times Square.

This is the most insane touchdown catch of the season

New York Giants rookie wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. just scored the most impressive touchdown you might ever see.

[International Games Day @ your library] UK IGD@yl report

'UK IGD@yl report'

Here's the report from the University of Kentucky's IGD event - ironically,
despite happening after everyone else's IGD, it's coming out before the official
report on the day! We're still busily collating the information that's coming in
via the survey - which you should fill in at http://bit.ly/igd14survey if you
haven't already - and as [...]

You can view this latest post at
http://igd.ala.org/2014/11/24/uk-igdyl-report/

You received this email because you asked to be notified when new updates are
posted to the International Games Day @ your library blog.

Game on,
Phil Minchin
ALA's International Games Day @ your library initiative

Lincoln Tribune

Rep. Tim Moore named Speaker Designee

Posted: 23 Nov 2014 06:52 AM PST

Rep. Tim Moore,(R) Kings Mountain

Asheboro, NC – On Saturday, the North Carolina House Republican Caucus voted to elect their leaders for the next biennium session of the North Carolina General Assembly. Rep. Tim Moore was elected to be the Speaker of the House nominee by the Republican Caucus.

"With a successful November election behind us and new leadership in place, I am anxious to continue to do the work the people elected me to do and to continue to implement policies in the Long Session that move our state forward," said Speaker Designee Tim Moore. "I am committed to improving North Carolina through greater economic opportunity, less burdensome regulations and a new vision for educating and equipping our students. We cannot forget the great responsibility that the voters have entrusted with us. I intend to serve the people of North Carolina as a solutions based leader of this institution who values conservative ideals and stands for common sense governing."

After 2 years of growth, the House is looking to continue some of its reforms and initiatives. "We've paid off nearly $2 billion in debt owed to the federal government, reformed an outdated tax system that now puts more money in the pockets of North Carolinians, given educators a substantial pay raise, and taken an active look at some of the most burdensome regulations facing businesses across North Carolina. We also acted on the voter's will by improving the real and perceived integrity of our elections with common sense changes that place us in the mainstream of states on election administration and procedure," said Speaker Designee Tim Moore.

ScienceDaily: Top News

Derivative of vitamin B3 prevents liver cancer in mice

Posted: 20 Nov 2014 09:32 AM PST

The first mouse model that faithfully reproduces the steps of human HCC development has been developed by researchers. The results of the study indicate that diets rich in nicotinamide riboside, a derivative of vitamin B3, protect these mice from developing HCC in its most initial stage, when genotoxic stress is damaging cellular DNA. They also show a curative effect of the diet in those mice that had previously developed the disease.