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Tap Takeover and Trivia Night with @DefiantBrewing and Prizes
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On March 15th, we will be at Charlie Brown’s in Oradell, NJ with Defiant Brewery to have a Tap Takeover and Trivia Night! There will be Defiant beer specials and appetizer specials for all those who come with a ticket. You can preregister below! There will be prizes for those at the top of the leader board. All donations go to Alzheimer’s New Jersey.

Leave some comments below of what categories we should use for the trivia questions.

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Ryan Devir Comedy aka @RYPD12
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United EVENTures is always on the hunt for new talent. Recently we were introduced to Ryan Devir and are really excited to add him to some upcoming events. Ryan Devir is stand-up comedian from Old Tappan, New Jersey.  He graduated from Marist College with a Bachelor’s Degree in Communications- Radio/TV/Film and is the co-founder of Reel Genius Media a – professional media company that creates media for all types of entertainment events from start to finish. Ryan specializes in writing, scripting, stand-up and improv and was recently named winner of the NYC Comedy 360 Festival.

Here’s a Look into United EVENTures!
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Here are some of the best pictures from our most recent training session.

 

It’s Just Like Riding a Bike….. or is it?
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In our series, “The Power of the Brain”, we will show you how powerful and complicated that your brain really is.

Today’s post is focused around: “Knowledge is not understanding.” The task appears simple enough – ride a bike. But what happens when you take an ordinary task and add a twist: When you turn the handle bars to the right, the front wheel turns left. When you turn the handle bars left, the wheel turns to the right. What implications do these small changes have on our brain? What happens when you relearn an old task a new way?

Leave comments below on the how this plays out in the professional world.