Sunday’s are best for emails: A study has found that the best time to send an email to your colleagues is on a Sunday. After analysing 8.7 million emails, researchers for Axios HQ found that those sent between 6pm and 9pm on a Sunday have an average open rate of 86%, compared with between 50% […]
According to data published by Google, an astonishing 3,992,222 websites are created every day. That’s about 2,772 websites per minute and a staggering 46 websites per second. Despite this explosive growth, the total number of websites in existence was 1,106,671,903 as of June 2023, nearly 40% fewer than in February 2018. In today’s digital age, […]
Did you know..? Insomnia linked to stroke risk. Insomnia seems to increase the risk of stroke particularly in people under 50, a major study in the US has found. Symptoms of insomnia included difficulty getting to sleep, waking up during the night, waking up too early and not feeling well enough rested. The researchers found […]
Katty Sardi, is an Artist born in Venezuela and based in Palma de Mallorca, her artwork stands out as a portal to the inner world, an intricate exploration of emotions captured in vibrant hues and fluid forms. Her artistic journey, marked by Intuitive painting and the use of fluid inks, invites viewers to immerse themselves […]
Dogs ‘reduce dementia’ says study. Owning a dog can reduce the risk of developing dementia in old age, according to a study in Japan. The four-year study monitored the well-being of nearly 12,000 residents of the city over the age of 65 and found that dog-owners were 40% less likely to get dementia than those […]
On December 13th, the Cosentino City Malaga brand facilities became the backdrop for the exhibition entitled “AMOR EST VITAE ESSENTIA.” Presented by the Excellence Art Gallery of Marbella and curated by the artistic direction of Giuseppe Carnevale, this thought-provoking exhibition showcased approximately twenty works by the Italian artist Massimo Cedrini through an unprecedented series […]
A new book claims stressors such as climate trauma, corporate deceit, and political incompetence accelerate the threat of societal collapse. This statement lays the groundwork for exploring the arguments in Dr. Robert R. Janes’ new work, “Museums and Societal Collapse.” The book also addresses the unique role museums can play during a growing climate crisis. […]
