Have you ever stopped to think about how expensive it is to live? There are so many things that we need to spend money on each day. My husband and I tried to come up with a new budget for the household now that we have our oldest child starting college. Our son did receive a scholarship, but we are trying to help him out so he will not have large student loans to repay. He has worked part time in high school and is planning on keeping a job when he starts college, but we will still need to help him pay for credits and books. He is going to live at home for the first semester and commute the thirty minutes to campus. We told him that if he feels too disconnected to the other students he can move to the campus.

May 29, 2016, by Carol Bowman

by NASA Goddard Space Flight Center He was very excited when he came home from class registration. He was able to get all the general education courses he wanted and would be done with classes by … [Read more...]

The Facts About Online Computer Science Degrees

May 23, 2016 By Helen Rodriguez

by Robert Burrell Donkin The area of computer science embodies the development of new software, the improvement of present software and database management for current firms. Most corporations depend on computer-based programs for their daily jobs and careers in the computer science arena have gone up significantly as a consequence. Folks with a technical mindset […]

New Oregon Website Tells It All

May 29, 2016 By Hugh Radtke

by spatri03 “Oregon Coast Beach Connection” is the name of an enormous, comprehensive website launched by Newport-based tourism publication Beach Connection, featuring extensive virtual tours of the upper half of the coast and a myriad of other details useful to the visitor. It is found at www.beachconnection.net. Oregon Coast Beach Connection contains archived content from […]

Peak Experience – Personal Ecology By Dr. Lloyd Glauberman

May 21, 2016 By Patricia Shaw

by Ion Chibzii Peak Experience – Personal Ecology by Dr. Lloyd Glauberman focuses on the idea of Hynpo-Peripheral Processing or HPP. HPP is the process of tapping into the subconscious mind to access the power hidden there. Through the Peak Experience series, Dr. Glauberman leads you through the process of self-hypnosis to learn how to […]

Morphology – The New Technology Jargon

May 26, 2016 By John Moore

by Virtual Evangelical I chanced upon this book titled “The Morphology of Modern Linguistics” at the recently concluded 2006 World Book Fair in Singapore. Intrigued, I browsed Wikipedia, my favorite people’s encyclopedia, for “morphology” which is featured under linguistics, mathematics and even biology. What about technology, especially in the current midst of trend changes, and […]

Nuclear Desalination In Australia

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by Petr Hykš Australia needs to consider Nuclear Desalination as a part of the Nuclear Energy Debate Australia can decide to become energy, and financially, rich due to the use of its abundant supply of uranium that can be either used locally in home grown Nuclear power plants or sold as a refined product on […]

Relativity of Simultaneity Versus Other “Relativistic” Effects

May 31, 2016 By Geraldine Arbour

by Michael 1952 Relativity of Simultaneity Versus Other Relativistic Effects (A Scandal in the “relativistic” family) Ravil Kalmykov The requirement of Einstein’s second postulate regarding constancy of the speed of light in all inertial reference frames is a singular deviation from the canons of classical mechanics. It creates a basic distortion in the habitual representation […]

Like Your Tea Sweet? Add Honey Instead of Sugar

July 11, 2016 By Jeffrey Scott

by James St. John One of lifes purest pleasures is a cup of steaming tea. Some like it pure but most like it sweet. Adding sugar is by far the most common way of sweetening tea. Common table sugar (sucrose) is comprised of fructose and glucose. While sugar satisfies a natural craving, it is not […]

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