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Reading can spark imagination, open up perception and stimulate conversation especially within book clubs.
Books clubs help build a sense of community while expanding a participant’s worldview. Since the pandemic, book clubs have been meeting on Zoom, allowing second-home owners and other friends and family who don’t live in Eagle County year-round to join from out of state. For example, Vail Public Library’s Books ‘n’ Bites club has about 23 members about 10 regulars from as far as Kentucky, California and North Dakota.
“It gives people a sense of community,” said Lori Barnes of the Vail Public Library.
Hexnode is Now a Samsung Knox Validated Partner
Hexnode is a leading Unified Endpoint Management solution company which offers a cloud-based UEM solution that supports all the major OS platforms.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Hexnode, a leading Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) solution company, today announced it is now a Samsung Knox validated partner.
Samsung Knox validation plays a key role in distinguishing UEM providers that support the critical features of Samsung Knox devices. In order to achieve validation as a certified partner, Samsung must evaluate each UEM solution provider s security, management, and productivity capabilities. The unique capabilities of Samsung Knox protect business-critical data and apps against malicious attacks and security breaches.
The Good Listening Project Turns Health Care Workers’ Stories into Poems “Poetry is the how of what we do,” says co-founder Kay McKean. “Listening is the why of what we do.
“The word tender
comes to mind,” says
Tamara Wellons, who manages the artist in residence program at the Inova Schar Cancer Institute in Fairfax. In a space on the second floor, near the elevators and escalator, a person sits at a table with a typewriter and an open chair across from her. Two signs read “Listener Poet” and “Tell Us Your Story.” Anyone is welcome to sit and tell their story, Wellons continues. “A caregiver, staff member, or patient: on site, it can be a security guard. It can be anyone in the space who wants to sit down and be with the listener poets.”
A dangerous new strain of anti-vaxxer
12/23/2020 10:00 AM EST
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The Big Idea
A NEW DIGITAL BREED OF ANTI-VAX:
Social media companies have been grappling with how to handle anti-vaccination movements for years. But the pandemic has given rise
to a new kind of anti-vax content online that is proving harder for tech platforms to police.
Part of the trouble is that there is limited data around Covid vaccines, and the virus continues to perplex doctors. That makes some narratives harder to refute than claims such as the debunked but persistent assertion that childhood shots cause autism.