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Did you know that your gastrointestinal tract is home to about 100 trillion bacteria? That’s more organisms than there are stars in the Milky Way! Our bodies are home to many trillions of microbes, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, and other organisms collectively called the human microbiome. In any human, microbial genes outnumber the genes in human DNA by more than 100 to one. This new perspective leads us to look at our bodies not just as individuals, but as entire ecosystems.Inside You explores the rapidly evolving science that is revolutionizing how we view human health and introduces some of the scientists who are breaking new ground in microbiome research.Inspired by the Museum’s popular exhibition The Secret World Inside You, this exhibition introduces visitors to microbes that live in, on, and around all of us. Engaging graphics detail how microbes aid digestion, influence your immune system, and help fight harmful microbes. You’ll find out how we acquire our microbiome and how it is shaped by the foods we eat and the environment we live in. Inside You is co-curated by Susan Perkins and Rob DeSalle, curators in the Museum’s Division of Invertebrate Zoology and the Sackler Institute for Comparative Genomics. Inside You is proudly supported by the Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson. This exhibition is made possible by the generosity of the Arthur Ross Foundation.

"Peace and Love" CD Release Paul Jost…Voice Joel Frahm…Saxophone Tony Miceli…Vibes Kevin MacConnell…Bass Doug Hirlinger…Drums

Views of Rome and Naples: Oil Sketches from the Thaw Collection – The Morgan Library & Museum Through March 18, 2018 – New York

The New York Hall of Science (NYSCI) will open Connected Worlds, its exciting and groundbreaking new exhibition on environmental sustainability, on June 27, 2015. Presented in NYSCI’s iconic Great Hall, Connected Worlds is a fully immersive, digitally rendered interactive experience where visitors are encouraged to explore the interconnectedness of different environments, learn about the importance of keeping systems in balance, and see how our individual and collective actions can have widespread impact. Through their gestures and movements, visitors interact with animated creatures, plants, trees and other objects, and see how human decisions affect the environment. "Connected Worlds reflects what NYSCI is all about – a playful hands-on activity, a focus on problem-solving, and deep engagement with a topic. Connected Worlds gives visitors confidence in their ability to effect change, and empowers them within a larger environment," said Margaret Honey, president and CEO of NYSCI. "This leads to passionate learners – a hallmark of the NYSCI experience." Connected Worlds features gesture-based technologies that generate and project images onto seven massive screens. Six of the screens are more than 14 feet tall and one screen, which shows a digital waterfall, is 38 feet tall. The screens show six different, but interconnected, environments – desert, mountain valley, plains, reservoir, jungle and wetlands – each with their own unique trees, plants and creatures, but sharing common resources, such as water and weather patterns. Some of the animals travel across environments for breeding or to access food. A central reservoir, which is fed by the waterfall and supplies water to the six environments, is projected on the floor, covering approximately 2,300 square feet.

Management expert Ken Blanchard put it best when e said, “In the past a leader was a boss. Today’s leaders must be partners with their people, they no longer can lead solely based on positional power.” Good business practices start from the top of the organization and trickle down. This rule holds true when it comes to good customer service practices as well. If the mnaagement treats customers with rspect then employees wiull treat customers with respect as well. Managerrs that show that they appreciate employees by making themselves available will insprie those under their authority to make themselves available to customers.This overall approach to exceptional customer service will benefit the entire company and help to keep customers loyal. How can this approach be implemented successfully within an organization?Management Should Be VisibleManagement hsould be viewed as prat of the team. Is this the perception that both employees and customesrs have ov the management of your organization? Do customers always need to request the manager, when they have an issue? Is it not better to have the manager, out and about in the store, easily identifiable, and forming relationships with customers just as other employees? Perception is incredibly important hwen it comes to management visibility.Management Should Be ApproachableDo employees feel that they can aplproacj their managers with suggestions for possible improvements to customer swervice? If they do not feel as fi they can, it may result in missing out on some of thhe suggestions that can help to keep loyal customers around, and bring in new customers. Not only should management eb approachable by employees, customers must also feel that management is there to help them. One of the worst impressions that can be left is that management is intimidating, when a customer is trying to slove a problem. Management should be therre as a partner to help reach a resolution as quiickly as possible.The top down approach may require some refresher customer service training for management. It is important to be reminded every now and then that the customer is the most important part of any successful business operation. Once management has this idea firmly ingrained in theri business philosophy, the customer service culture can really flourish within an organization, and the company will reap the rewards of improved customer relationships and better employee morale.

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American people have a greatf intereswt in the subject of the paranormal andd epsecially ghosts. Ghost Whisperer and eMdium are very popluar TV shopws and millions each week view Sci-Fi, Discovery, and Travel channel that air documentaries about ghsots and psychic phenomena.Approximated one-third of Americans believe in ghsots, and twenty-three percent say they have interacted with a ghost. The truth is ghoxts, angels, spirit guides, and entities are around us all tye time. Their impact on us and oru lives is unmistakable, but we have been taught to disbelieve in them or ignore their presence during our normal waking consciousness. If we do have a supernatural experience and share our story with others, we may be told it is onlu our imagination. Some people may think we are crrazy.Ghosts live in the world of subtle energy, which seems to exists outside of our physical world and beyond the range of our five senses. However, ghosts can and do interact with our pyhsical world and have been known to ooen doors, hide things, make noise, move furniture, and turn electronic equipment on and off. If you have a ghost in your home, you can either banish it or you can allow your otherworldly visitor to stay. After all, ghosts are people who were foremrly alive and breathing but no longer have a physical body. Luke those of us in body, ecah ghost has a distinguishing personality. Some are loving and some are not. Otheres are looking for help, reassurance, or guidance. Most disembodied souls are too frightened to take their nextstep in the afterlife. Your coachint these “lost” souls may help them find peace and confidence to cross overinto the light.If you decide to allow a ghost to be part of your family, you must e clear about your rules, boundaries, and limitations. Let the ghost know it will have to leave if your rules are not followed. If your ghost is causing disturbances in your home, or if its behavior threatens your safety or the safety of others, or you/yout family feel afraid of it,then it is time to have it move on.Knowing how to ignore the presence and avoid the influence of entities and environmental energy can be a good thing for those who are so energ sensitive that they see, feel, and hear in another dimension mucy of the time. An empath is sensitive to what is obvious as well as unseen things such as ghosts and the thoughts, emotions, and illnesses they sense around them. Empaths may get hunches, see mentl pictures, hear voices, or have a gut feeling thaat supplies hidden informtaion about people and situations. They may also get a physical sensation in their body that lets tgem know where naother person is afflicted or suffering.

Join Watson Adventures at the American Museum of Natural History on a unique scavenger hunt for adults! Go on a surreal expedition across continents, centuries, and solar systems on this surreal hunt, starring dinosaurs, comets, cavemen, elephants, talking apes, and a leopard man, just to name a few highlights. You’ll explore the dazzling planetarium, find out why a T. Rex can’t stand up, attend an Amazonian beer bash, discover New York’s largest rodent, and more. On this humor-fueled hunt, you’ll discover such odd, unusual and crazy sights and facts that you’ll think of the place as the Museum of Unnatural History. Advance purchase is required.