We are celebrating International A.S.M.R. Day on April 9. It is an annual celebration to appreciate the amazing benefits of A.S.M.R. and to spread general awareness about it. A.S.M.R. stands for ‘autonomous sensory meridian response.’ It is a sensory response to certain visual and audio triggers. People usually describe it as tickles triggered by someone running their fingers through your hair. A.S.M.R. has gone viral on YouTube and social media. Every day, millions of pieces of content are created, and an increasing number of people are enjoying it. However, it is a relatively new subject for researchers, and there has been little scientific research in this field.
Step Into the Spotlight Day
Step into the Spotlight Day is celebrated every year on April 8. It commemorates the publication of the book Step Into The Spotlight! A Guide to Getting Attention’ which was published in 2008. This day is sponsored by the author of the book, Tsufti. This day encourages people to sharpen their skills, join the limelight, and grow their businesses. A day to improve oneself to be better at their business and find new innovative ways to market it to the world and garner attention.
Public Television Day
Public Television Day is celebrated on April 7 because on that date in 1927, the company AT&T transmitted the first successful long-distance public broadcast of television. It was an image of Herbert Hoover, secretary of commerce, and was transmitted from Washington, D.C., to New York City. The most accepted model of public broadcasting incorporates universal geographical accessibility, universal appeal, attention to minorities, contributions to national identity and sense of community, distance from vested interests, direct funding and universality of payment, competition in good programming rather than numbers, and guidelines that liberate rather than restrict. For a long time, public broadcasting was the dominant or only form of broadcasting in many countries, because of this, we believe it is important to remember this date.