Pam Jannes
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Fashion Nova Study Reveals the Best U.S. Destinations for a Personal Glow-Up
Nothing makes you feel better than looking good and being confident in yourself. You may be going through a tough time, or just want to recover from some bad luck. Whatever the case may be, some cities are more equipped than others to make you feel like your best self.
By Pam Jannesabout a month ago in Styled
The Top-Googled Nursing Career in Every State
The demand for nurses has skyrocketed over the years with the global pandemic and the continuous variants of the coronavirus we’ve experienced. Nurses are still needed across the country although the number of COVID-19 patients in hospitals has diminished. While the most common would be an ER nurse, there are many types of nurses in the medical industry and America has shown curiosity about each one. Grand Canyon University recorded the most Googled type of nurse in each U.S. state and the results for each state’s most interested nurse position were fascinating.
By Pam Jannes2 months ago in Serve
This is what every state looks like reimagined as its front door
Each state has its own vibe and persona. Often, you can guess a home’s location based on its exterior alone. After all, architectural styles vary enormously between states. From cottage-style homes in the Northeast, to manors in the South, to Pueblo-style Western builds, you can tell a lot about a home’s location from its front doors.
By Pam Jannes3 months ago in Wander
New Data Shows the Most Popular Streaming Service
Remember the original Netflix? You subscribed to receive a few DVDs a month in the mail. You’d watch the movies and send them back to select a new set of movies for the next month. That concept seems so foreign today when we have so many streaming options at our fingertips!
By Pam Jannes3 months ago in Lifehack
Hulu is America's Preferred Streaming Service [New Data]
Remember the original Netflix? You subscribed to receive a few DVDs a month in the mail. You’d watch the movies and send them back to select a new set of movies for the next month. That concept seems so foreign today when we have so many streaming options at our fingertips!
By Pam Jannes3 months ago in Geeks
United States Leads the Globe in Vacant Positions in AI According to Recent Study
Professional positions in the artificial intelligence industry have grown by roughly 75% over the past four years, according to one report. AI experts are engineers, analysts, and data scientists responsible for creating complex algorithms that replicate processes traditionally performed by humans. The emerging roles can fall in fields ranging from healthcare to finance and everything in between.
By Pam Jannes5 months ago in 01
Would you give up social media forever if you had to join the Metaverse?
From crypto to NFTs, it's hard to invest when you don't understand exactly where you're putting your money. And with digital coinage seemingly so unstable, the game can get pretty confusing.
By Pam Jannes9 months ago in Futurism
Cybersecurity remains on the back-burner despite rise in data breaches
It seems like a new data breach enters the news cycle every day. On May 13, the City of Cincinnati announced about 2,000 current employees and their dependents, plus an unknown amount of former employees were impacted by a data breach involving census data.
By Pam Jannes10 months ago in 01
United Way Survey Is Quizzing America On DEI Terms
In honor of Black History Month, it’s important to educate ourselves on not only the past, but also moving forward. In light of events over the past few years, many people have started educating themselves on privilege, microaggressions, and other forms of internalized issues they may not have realized they were projecting.
By Pam Jannesabout a year ago in Humans
Is A Robot Takeover Likely With The Amount Of Tech In Our Homes?
We like to entertain ourselves with movies and pop culture. Some may even look at them as an escape from reality. But how far away are we from becoming Will Smith in I, Robot? As technology and artificial intelligence have progressed, some may say we’re already there. 50% of people believe that a robot takeover is likely or certain to happen in the next 50 years. And the impact from sci-fi media is playing a huge role in that. An artificial intelligence survey is showing that sci-fi media has 14.5% of people more afraid of A.I.
By Pam Jannes2 years ago in 01
One Man’s Trash, One Globe’s Big Problem
It’s no secret that the Earth goes through a lot in it’s endless cycles around the solar system. And oftentimes humans can be more harmful than helpful to our planet despite all the pressure it already faces. From increasing natural disasters to drastic climate changes, it’s clear that the Earth is rapidly changing - and not for the better.
By Pam Jannes2 years ago in Earth
