Economic independence often is the everlasting aspiration of the majority of investors. Lots of people have faith in the established principle of doing a standard job until you reach 65, and then hurrying to make up for anything neglected through past many years. I don’t subscribe to that. I additionally don’t believe in the minimal […]
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Transitions and change can be difficult for all children. For example, presidential elections signify the transition from one administration to a new administration. While some students may be overjoyed by the president who has been elected, others may be dismayed that their, or their family’s, candidate of choice did not win. During this time, it […]
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When we watch a play we can see and hear the characters on stage, but we also have to try to imagine what they may be thinking. In this post based on his article in Postgraduate English, Ryan O’Connor explains how recent advances in cognitive science may help to explain the workings of theatre, building […]
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You are already a digital humanist, whether or not you know it. Digital humanities has exploded in popularity over the last decade, as evidenced by the creation of many different types of grants to help digital humanities research, and the impressive growth of digital humanities-related panels at the Modern Language Association and American Historical Association […]
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Last Saturday I attended the BYU vs Colorado State basketball game and came away with a lesson I hadn’t anticipated. When the game first started, things seemed pretty even matched and you’d have had a hard time seeing significant differences between the teams. They were both executing pretty well and the score was close. Over […]
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To what extent should children’s education reflect the changing environment that surrounds them? It seems an obvious question, right? A quick read through the relevant Wikipedia page shows that real education is an ongoing learning process favoring the development of consciousness, reasoning, and intelligence, and once suitably equipped, we all do the best we can […]
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Chauffeur services are used for almost any situation – from honoring a anniversary to a getaway adventure. And of course they may be useful for transport coming to and from airports and resorts. Chauffeur services aren’t just something for the wealthy. People within all demographics want help from time to time to get to their […]
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The first time someone will decide to stay out there for one night, they will confront the terrible dilemma about what kind of tent to have. We are going to give you the best camping tents insights. Most camping tents for hiking or for family camping differ in materials quality and durability, space, shapes, purpose […]
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According to BusinessDictionary.com, perks are “privileges granted to employees in addition to their salaries and benefits,” and may include such things as “the company car, vacations, reserved parking spaces, spacious offices, private dining and washroom facilities, etc.” Perks are different from benefits since they are less important (typical benefit health coverage, typical perks reserved parking […]
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Time for another thought experiment. Or, rather, a puzzle without a good answer yet. We’re getting pretty good at building extremely powerful telescopes. The Kepler planet finder orbiting telescope may have gone functionally offline, but Hubble keeps plugging along, and the James Webb infrared telescope is on the calendar. And when we look out in […]
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