Centre of Refereeing Excellence gets to work

The new UEFA Centre of Refereeing Excellence (CORE) is up and running – and as a key initiative is holding an introductory course for promising young match officials at its Colovray base.

Compass Plus Conducts Product Performance Tests On IBM System z

ST. LOUIS----Compass Plus, an international provider of electronic payment solutions and retail banking technology to financial institutions, today announced that its TranzWare Card Management System and TranzWare Online products successfully completed performance tests on the IBM System z™ enterprise server at the IBM Products and Solutions Services Centre in Montpellier, France.

Research on psychological impact of shooting at Dawson College sheds light on post-traumatic disorders; yields ...

A research team from the McGill University Health Centre and Fernand-Seguin Research Centre of Louis-H. Lafontaine Hospital presented today the results of its three-year study, a world first, into the 2006 Dawson College shooting to the Government of Quebec's Ministry of Public Security.

Dawson shooting caused mental distress for many

Nearly one-third of students at Montreal's Dawson College suffered psychological damage after a gunman opened fire there in 2006, new research reveals.

Dawson shootings sparked mental-health disorder for some students: Study

Many Dawson College students suffered psychological problems after the Sept. 13, 2006 school shooting, according to a study that looks at the incident and the efforts to help people afterward.

Mental impact of Dawson shooting long lasting: study

A third of students and teachers who lived through the Dawson College shooting suffered from its psychological after-effects months after the tragedy, a new study shows.

In order to save biodiversity society's behavior must change, leading conservationists warn

( University of Cambridge ) An innovative grouping of conservation scientists and practitioners have come together to advocate a fundamental shift in the way we view biodiversity. In their paper, which was published today in the journal Science, they argue that unless people recognize the link between their consumption choices and biodiversity loss, the diversity of life on Earth will continue ...