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June 17, 2016 By

Deana Braxton

by THEfunkyman Criminal charges vary from small offenses that are called misdemeanors, which include crimes like driving under influence of alcohol, trespassing or vandalism. These offenses carry a lesser prison time, usually less than a year or a minimal fine along with community service. The other type of criminal charges is the felony. These are […]

There are many benefits to taking a learning style questionnaire but it is essential to make sure that you understand the purpose of this kind of test. Many people might be a little apt to label students as types and this isnt the best approach to education. After considering how to use the results of a learning style questionnaire you will see how the information benefits both student and teacher.

May 27, 2016 By

Flora Brown

by Jed Sullivan Many teachers are taking a student-centered approach to education. Traditionally, the classroom was teacher-centered as many of us remember. The teacher would lecture to the class and students would take notes. There was no real need for a learning style questionnaire because teachers were not working with the way students learned. They […]

NASA successfully inflates new space station room – U.S. News & World Report

May 29, 2016 By

Ruby Brown

U.S. News & World ReportNASA successfully inflates new space station roomU.S. News & World ReportThis combination of images provided by NASA shows the inflation of a new experimental room at the International Space Station on Saturday, May 28, 2016. Saturday was NASA's second shot at inflating the Bigelow Expandable Activity Module (BEAM), …NASA successfully inflates new […]

Cause Of High Blood Pressure: Could Genetics Play A Part?

June 24, 2016 By

Chris Mabry

by Allen Gathman Many people want to know the cause of high blood pressure. That’s because even the most healthy people sometimes find themselves with unmanageable levels and doctors are unsure of why. That’s because genetics may play a very important part in the cause of high blood pressure. Of course, for those who don’t […]

Omnivore Vs Vegan Who Is Right?

June 24, 2016 By

Charles Pounders

by FlickrDelusions The omnivore vs vegan argument as to who is right and who is wrong can be argued from a number of different platforms. There is the ethical issue of whether we should eat other animal life, and also the argument as which is ‘better for you’, based on arguments such as vitamin B12 […]

The Smithsonian Institution: Our Nation’s Historical Museum

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Iluminada Ford

by Farther Along If Washington, D.C., is the capital city of the United States, the Smithsonian Institution is its museum. Founded by British scientist James Smithson (1765-1829) for the “increase and diffusion” of knowledge in a bequest to the United States, the Smithsonian contains more than 142 million items in its collection. Student groups touring […]

The Incredible History of Venus

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by PaulH51 A Mar. 2 space dot com article titled “Venus mysteries blamed on collosal collision” cites a paper in Earth and Planetary Science Letters by John Huw Davies (Cardiff University) which suggests that a collision of two large bodies in the late stages of planet formation is responsible for Venus’ hot, dry climate. This […]

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