“The reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated.” – Print Media Yes, books, magazines and newspapers are alive and well, both in digital and paper formats. With that in mind, we could offer some advice for e-readers, such as “Don’t place your Kindle in water.” But instead, feast your eyes on these classic works of WPA art on the …
PSA of the Week
Remember, when de kap stond te hoog, bad things happen, as this 1940 Dutch safety poster warns. Ouch!
A PSA of sorts.
Damn you, cancer. This week’s issue of the Medical Examiner focuses on how we break bad news to people, whether it’s a patient or our family. This beautiful short film asks, “What would you say to a loved one if you had only one chance to say it all?” "From 1994" Short Film from Casey Warren | MINDCASTLE on Vimeo. …
Know what PSA stands for?
It’s short for Powerful School Announcement. Think about 19,000 students. Nineteen thousand. Every year. Then show this to your kids. Have a talk. Do good. Be good.
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PSA of the Week
Remember: if you suspect frostbite, rubbing snow on it is not recommended. Raw meat is not recommended to treat a potential black eye. In fact, cooked meat isn’t either.
Driving time is dead time
So why not use it to catch up on phone calls, right? Wellllll… even though you’re probably already doing it regularly (driving and talking on the phone, that is), you might want to rethink that after watching this little Mythbusters video. Oh, and see that guy behind the wheel? That’s you! And me! And we are in denial! That’s why, …
PSA of the Week
This infographic boils down to people saying this: texting while driving is a problem when other people do it. Unfortunately, that’s not how it works. It’s a problem when anyone does it – and lots of people are doing it. Accident statistics and traffic studies say that a texting driver is 23 times more likely to crash than a non-texting …