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...]

Meteoritical Society

June 1, 2016 By Kathleen Diaz

by PaulH51 The Meteoritical Society is a well established group of scientists and enthusiasts who are devoted to the research of extraterrestrial materials. Including meteorites, and samples that are collected from space missions. The society has been around since 1933, and now has a membership base that boasts members in 33 countries. They were established […]

“The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe” – Einstein would have loved it!

July 1, 2016 By Earnest Jacobsen

by laura.bell In the popular movie “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe”, author C.S. Lewis created the imaginary land of Narnia, where 4 children encounter time travel and discover the forces of both good and evil, and take a much greater part in that battle than they had ever dreamed possible. Set during World […]

Nasa to launch probe to investigate ‘Armageddon’ asteroid – The Independent

July 31, 2016 By Earnest Jacobsen

The IndependentNasa to launch probe to investigate 'Armageddon' asteroidThe Independent“That 2135 fly-by is going to tweak Bennu's orbit, potentially putting it on course for the Earth later that century,” Dante Lauretta, professor of planetary science at Arizona University, told The Sunday Times. Science news in pictures. 20 show all … and more » Continue reading at […]

Definition of deductive reasoning

June 20, 2016 By Norma Smoot

by ViaMoi Introduction for definition of deductive reasoning: In definition, a deductive argument is an argument in which it is consideration that the premises provide a guarantee of the truth of the ending. In an argument, the conclusion is depending on the premises. The conclusion will be valid when the premises are true. It refers […]

Protagoras of Abdera, Philosopher, Sophist, and Grammarian

June 27, 2016 By Joel Fleetwood

by inefekt69 Protagoras of Abdera in Thrace was born in 490 BCE and died in the year 420 BCE. Being a sophist, he likely travelled throughout Greece, and spent many years in Athens. Before we begin, let me offer some caution to his work. Because we have very few sources on Protagoras and his historical […]

6 Things You Need to Know About Ethics and Corporate Compliance in Healthcare

May 22, 2016 By Heather Barnhart

by Subterrarium_ With the increased attention the US Government has been giving to financial crimes, fraud in the healthcare system and corporate fraud in the last couple of years, ethics and corporate compliance training courses have also come into the spotlight. Though the importance of this type of training is evident in all types of […]

Particle Nature Of Light: The Photon

May 30, 2016 By Thomas McAllister

by Robotconscience The Dual Nature of Light as Reflected in the Nobel Archives The research leading to an understanding of the nature of light and the emission and absorption processes has been of paramount importance. It led from a beginning in 1900 to the development of quantum physics, reaching a high peak in the 1920’s […]

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