New Genetic Discoveries Shed Light on Neanderthal and Human Interbreeding
Published May 8, 2012 | 
Genetic studies conducted recently show that one in four people of non-African descent can trace part of their genome to Neanderthals. Continue reading “New Genetic Discoveries Shed Light on Neanderthal and Human Interbreeding” »
No Computer Science Degree For Yahoo CEO
Published May 4, 2012 | 
When you think of a website like Yahoo, you would assume that they have workers with the proper type of education. Continue reading “No Computer Science Degree For Yahoo CEO” »
Dotblock Web Hosting
Published May 4, 2012 | 
If you’re just like me and have had many websites in the past, then you probably have also had many web hosts. I cant even count how many I’ve had, and I can’t say many good things about most of them. The only positive review i can give for a web host is for Continue reading “Dotblock Web Hosting” »
Trip To Stock Exchange
Published May 4, 2012 | 
When I think about field trips that I have been on when I was in school, I can’t honestly say that many of them were very educational. Continue reading “Trip To Stock Exchange” »
How Poor Math Skills Can Really Cause Problems
Published April 30, 2012 | 
And so I thought that my problems with my bad math skills came to an end when I graduated college. Continue reading “How Poor Math Skills Can Really Cause Problems” »
All About The Valance Group
Published April 30, 2012 | 
A few weeks ago, my friend had told me about her positive experience with The Valance Group. Continue reading “All About The Valance Group” »
The Science Of Music
Published April 30, 2012 | 
I went to see my friend over the weekend at college, which is Drexel University. While I was there, she suggested that we head over to the science festival. I honestly didn’t want to go at first, but she promised me that there would be some interesting exhibits there. Continue reading “The Science Of Music” »
Illinois Schools Adds New Math Ciriculum
Published April 27, 2012 | 
I’ll be the first one to admit that I’m not exactly a genius when it comes to math. From a young age, math was just not my thing. I enjoyed writing and learning about history more, and I really haven’t changed that much in that aspect. I always wondered why exactly I’m not good at math though. Part of me blames it on the school system that I was in. Maybe they didn’t teach the right material, or maybe it was just my fault for not trying hard.
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All About Medicare Supplement
Published April 27, 2012 | 
No matter how old you are, paying for anything medical related can get very expensive. Many people I know can’t afford for go to a doctor or to go to a doctor, so they just don’t go. They do that math, and realize that it’s just of their budget to just go to doctors for a check up. This is clearly very bad, as going to doctor regularly is needed in order to make sure everything is okay. Then there are some people who have medicare, but this doesn’t cover the entire price. Continue reading “All About Medicare Supplement” »
IPads Over IPods
Published April 26, 2012 | 
I remember when I first got my first iPod. It was such a big deal, and it was the latest gadget that everyone absolutely needed to have. Well that’s no longer true, as the iPad has become increasingly popular. Continue reading “IPads Over IPods” »