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Fashion mistakes that prove you’re an Italian tourist
[ad_1] The biggest fashion mistake you can make in Italy, or really anywhere, is wearing socks and sandals. Italians are famous for fashion. It is an integral part of Italian culture. The idea of ’la bella figura’ literally translates to ‘beautiful figure’, but it actually means dressing to look attractive and make a good impression ... -
Teachers aren’t the only ones left out of the Missouri education system
[ad_1] Jefferson City, Missouri – As more people return to school in Missouri, more than 20% of school districts in the state have new or interim superintendents. Teacher shortages Missouri had the last educator salaries in the country and reported on how the pandemic has affected students. I faced one of the few vacancies. Of ... -
A new study reveals that mosquitoes have a unique ability to sniff out humans.Science and technology
[ad_1] The question we ask ourselves each summer is an empty one: Why is it so difficult, even impossible, to escape the sight of ruthless mosquitoes? . Why do they bite me more than anyone else? Scientists and repellent makers believe that carbon dioxide (CO₂), which we exhale when we breathe, and octanol, a volatile ... -
Iowa teachers receive scholarships for science students
[ad_1] Des Moines, Iowa — Two Iowa teachers received scholarships from the Science Society to support students in scientific research. Educators in this program help students from underrepresented groups and low-income families put together STEM projects for scientific research competitions. Ann Jackson, a teacher at Marshalltown Middle School, received a $3,000 scholarship for participating in ... -
Those who oppose science believe that their knowledge is of the highest rank, but in reality it is of the lowest rank.
[ad_1] People who are most against scientific consensus tend to have the lowest levels of objective scientific knowledge and the highest levels of self-assessed knowledge, according to a new study published in . scientific progressThis finding is consistent with the Dunning-Kruger effect, a well-documented phenomenon whereby people with deficient skills and knowledge tend to overestimate ... -
PowerWash simulator players help with mental health research
[ad_1] Players of the PowerWash simulator have now helped researchers understand the effects of gaming—at least the game of cleaning things using a virtual pressure washer—on mental health. The game’s developer, FuturLab, said in a Steam update:(opens in new window) We have partnered with researchers from the University of Oxford’s Oxford Internet Institute to conduct ... -
Kansas Rep. Gail Finney of Wichita dies of health problems at age 63
[ad_1] Longtime Wichita legislator Gail Finney died Saturday morning. She was 63 years old. The cause of death is unknown. Finney has been facing health issues in recent years and underwent kidney replacement surgery earlier this year. Condolences soon began pouring in from elected officials both in Wichita and statewide. A Democrat, Finney was first ... -
Have you seen this fashion police game where you shoot people with a sewing machine?
[ad_1] In case you missed it when it came out last week, Fashion Police Squad is a fun and colorful little arena shooter from an indie developer at Mopeful Games. You are his Sergeant Des, armed with a sewing machine gun and tasked with uncovering a fashion crime conspiracy. It may seem like a silly ...











