http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-4355086/Why-teenagers-no-excuse-staying-bed.html does this remind you of anyone?
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This is old news and once again, the daily mail is about a month behind the rest of the planet, when it come to factual reporting.
Apparently screens emit a blue light, which affect our brains and make us think it is dawn. The funny things with these kids, is if you give them something simple to do with the same computer screens; that could be considered as work; they have issues with it. Also, if you quote health and safety rules, for the work place; that state that they MUST have a break every few hours. They kick off.
Apparently screens emit a blue light, which affect our brains and make us think it is dawn. The funny things with these kids, is if you give them something simple to do with the same computer screens; that could be considered as work; they have issues with it. Also, if you quote health and safety rules, for the work place; that state that they MUST have a break every few hours. They kick off.
Can a more up to date source of news be suggested or preferably the 'News before it happens'.
With regards to the DM I will pass on your comments to the Editor the next time I have lunch with him at the 'club'.
How far would you like to go back?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/health/news/9533249/Using-iPads-before-bed-can-lead-to-a-poor-nights-sleep.html
While you are quaffing your lunch, ask him if his paper has a budget for a proof reader, or better still, a fact checker?
