Pam Jannes
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The Hidden Life of Household Items
In the vast expanse of household items, a recent survey conducted by Joybird has unraveled eye-opening insights into the astonishing duration Americans keep their essentials beyond their prime. This unintentional hoarding phenomenon is not a casual oversight but a complex interplay of emotional value, procrastination, and perhaps a lack of awareness about recommended replacement cycles. Beyond the overarching trend of retaining items 58% longer than recommended, specific items such as kitchen sponges and bed pillows have emerged as key items in this household saga.
By Pam Jannesa day ago in Longevity
Embracing Lifelong Learning: Harrisburg and Allentown Shine as Prime Destinations for Adult Learners
The traditional notion of higher education being exclusively reserved for the youth is rapidly evolving. In the ever-changing landscape of the job market, adult learners are steering the course of education in new directions. Adult learners are now emerging as a transformative force in the field of education, actively steering the course toward new horizons. This shift is driven by the dynamic changes in the job market, where continuous learning and upskilling have become indispensable. Within Pennsylvania, two cities, Harrisburg and Allentown, have emerged as frontrunners for adult learners seeking to enhance their knowledge and skills. According to a recent study by Grand Canyon University, these cities have secured positions in the top 10 and top 15, respectively, for adult learners looking to embark on an educational journey.
By Pam Jannesabout a month ago in Education
The impacts of living in an equitable city on your family
In the heart of bustling metropolises across the United States, equity initiatives' transformative power is reshaping families' living experiences. Cities, known for their vibrancy and diversity, have embarked on a journey to address disparities and create a more inclusive urban landscape. The profound results highlight the potential for a brighter future in cities nationwide.
By Pam Jannesabout a month ago in Families
The Battle Against Bedroom Clutter: Americans Yearn for More Storage, Survey Finds
In the spring of 2023, a comprehensive survey offered a revealing glimpse into the perennial struggle against clutter in American households. This nationwide inquiry into home organization habits and storage preferences yielded eye-opening insights into the sources of domestic disorder and the burgeoning demand for effective storage solutions.
By Pam Jannes2 months ago in Humans
Guardians of Safety: A Parent’s Guide to Surviving Emergencies
In a world where the unexpected is the new normal, the importance of being prepared for emergencies has never been more crucial. For parents, this preparation is not just a matter of personal safety but also a responsibility to protect their families. A recent study by Assurance IQ sheds light on the varying degrees of emergency preparedness across the United States, revealing startling disparities and emphasizing the need for increased awareness and action.
By Pam Jannes2 months ago in Families
Infamous Celebrity Lawsuits and the States That Won’t Forget Them
From tricky copyright claims to national scandals, celebrities often end up in hot water that sometimes lands them in court. Unable to shy away from the flashing cameras and the trending #isoverparty tweets, particularly juicy legal battles have become one of America’s favorite subjects for hot gossip.
By Pam Jannes6 months ago in Viva
Bittersweet Farewells: America's Most Longed-For Canceled TV Shows
Television shows have a unique ability to touch the hearts of audiences, and when these beloved series are abruptly canceled, the void left behind is often keenly felt. A recent study has unveiled the most popular canceled TV shows in the United States, shedding light on the programs that are sorely missed. These shows had a significant impact on viewers, creating memorable characters and captivating storylines that resonated with audiences across the nation. From supernatural dramas to comedic gems, these canceled shows left fans yearning for more and ignited discussions about their untimely demise.
By Pam Jannes7 months ago in Geeks
Exploring Beliefs and Dating Experiences Across America
A recent survey on soulmates conducted across America has shed light on the beliefs, dating experiences, and perceptions of love among the population. The results provide intriguing insights into the states with the highest and lowest belief in soulmates, the average number of partners before finding "the one," and the impact of dating apps in modern romance. Let's delve into the survey data and take a unique perspective on the findings.
By Pam Jannes7 months ago in Humans
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 Jannes10 months 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 Jannes10 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 Jannes11 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 Jannes11 months ago in Lifehack
