Justine Lemos is a talented dancer, inspirational educator, and highly effective yoga instructor. She holds a PhD in cultural anthropology from UC Riverside.
The Mad Professor syndrome is exemplified by a scientist who experiments in his laboratory and is often featured in sci-fi movies where the world is at stake.
Megan McDuffee is a San Francisco Bay Area composer for Film, TV, Video Games, and other media. Megan specializes in orchestration and electronic mediums.
The Mendocino Volunteer Fire Department is a local non-profit organization that responds to the emergency needs of the Mendocino Fire Protection District.
Multi-slacking is the fine art of looking busy while doing absolutely nothing. The required skills are simultaneously using a computer, phone, and tablet.
Multitasking is the human ability to attend to more than one function at a time, for example reading a book and listening to music while attending an event.
Nap time is a short period of daytime sleep. A nap to aid digestion and to refresh the mind and spirit is practiced in many cultures throughout the world.
The Olmec civilization of south-central Mexico dates from approximately 1500 to 400 BCE. The Olmecs were skilled artisans and craftsmen, well known for statues.
Passive aggression is a human behavior where disapproval, disappointment, or anger is communicated indirectly and the aggressor admits no responsibility.
Procrastination is the practice of avoiding one's responsibilities. This is often done by replacing life's important tasks with unimportant activities.