Tithing For ‘Dummies’

May 11, 2017, by Geraldine Arbour

by new 1lluminati History of TithingThe origins of tithing can be traced to the Bible, still it is customary among many non-Christians as well as Christians to do some kind of tithing today.Tithe … [Read more...]

Qigong, Electricity & The Human Body

July 24, 2016, by William Stone

by thebadastronomer Electricity, defined by Merriam-Webster, is as follows: a fundamental form of energy observable in positive and negative forms that occurs naturally (as in lightning) or is … [Read more...]

What You Should Know About Manifesting Meditations

July 10, 2016, by Helen Rodriguez

by ** RCB ** Manifesting meditations is a part of the theory of the Law of attraction. The Phrase "Law of attraction" was first used in the Colorado Gold rush as the NY Times described the wagon … [Read more...]

The Science of Superstitions

July 6, 2016, by Kathleen Diaz

by ** RCB ** "The most beautiful experience we can have is the mysterious. It is the fundamental emotion that stands at the cradle of true art and true science." Albert Einstein, The World as I … [Read more...]

Schrodinger’s Home Inspection

July 6, 2016, by Hugh Radtke

by Alberto da Siena You're looking at a house and counting the costs of the initial purchase, not to mention the mortgage and maintenance costs. It's natural to look at all the expenses and wonder … [Read more...]

How Random Is Online Poker?

July 5, 2016, by Robin Bailey

by J. Paxon Reyes You ever wonder how the deck is shuffled in an online poker game? Who can you hold responsible for that terrible suckout on the river? Randomly shuffled cards can be seen as the … [Read more...]

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The Power Of Having A Vision

May 30, 2016 By Jack Zielinski

by natu.akd For many years I heard that you had to start with a vision for your business or your life if you really wanted to succeed, but no one could explain to me why it was needed or how it worked from a practical or scientific standpoint. When I was young and naive, I […]

Climate Bills Face a Setback

June 26, 2016 By Michael Stone

by wwf_france Environmentalists don’t really know where to turn when it comes to potential climate bills, following the disaster caused by the collapse of BPs oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico. Clearly this event could be viewed as backing their claims for environmental change, but the fact that this happened may well put another […]

New Technical Writer: First Things To Do On The Project

June 13, 2016 By Sandy Arbour

by valkyrieh116 OVERVIEW You, a non-writer, have just been assigned to write the documentation for a product your company produces or markets. You may be stressed out about the assignment. Fear not! This article will get you started on the path to writing a successful document. QUESTIONS AND NOTES As soon as you get assigned […]

Biotechnology College Programs Prepare You For Many Sectors of the Field

June 22, 2016 By Isabel Ochoa

by MDGovpics Biotechnology Technicians (also known as bench technicians) have the distinct job of assuring quality control in areas of manufacturing such as food, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics. These areas in which humans consume or use products are very important and require the utmost attention. Therefore, biotechnology technicians must attend a biotechnology college program before entering […]

Nice: An Idyllic Introduction To The Cote d’Azur

June 4, 2016 By Gwendolyn Zielinski

by The Ernst Mayr Library Nice is the capital of the Cote d’Azur which is a stunning part of the French Riviera. Nice offers both historical and cultural sights of interest as well as a relaxing beach holiday. If you are prepared to travel to Nice’s surroundings, there are many attractions and landmarks to see […]

This map shows what white Europeans associate with race – and it makes for uncomfortable reading

June 18, 2017 By Carol Bowman

This new map shows how easily white Europeans associate black faces with negative ideas. Since 2002, hundreds of thousands of people around the world have logged onto a website run by Harvard University called Project Implicit and taken an “implicit association test” (IAT), a rapid-response task which measures how easily you can pair items from […]

Where Are The Good Schools

July 2, 2016 By Dale Hale

by The Ernst Mayr Library Moving can be stressful. Finding a house, a job, and good schools for the kids can be big hurdles to overcome. And sorting through all the school ranking for general education lists can be tiresome. So I set out with goal to do a lot of that research for you […]