Posts and Articles in Science and Gardening

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March 7, 2022
Embarrassment is a powerful feeling, often associated with negative perceptions of our actions. Yet, there are reasons why it can be positive. It shows that we care about the effects of our actions on... (more)
April 17, 2020
  Discoverer of Ceres: Giuseppe Piazzi  Giuseppe Piazzi was a Theatine monk, astronomer, and the first person to discover Ceres, the largest asteroid in our solar system. Piazzi was born in Lomb... (more)
April 23, 2020
Books to enjoy Few cultures have segregated teenagers and adults as much as our own contemporary society. We have separate schedules, separate interests, separate friends, separate forms of enterta... (more)
March 17, 2022
Living a green life is good for the planet - but it is also good for the wallet. Homeowners can save hundreds of dollars every year just by installing (FL bulbs and Energy Star appliances in their hom... (more)
April 15, 2020
  Why are Dead Trees so Important to Forests? Swedish forest managers do a peculiar thing when they carry out tree harvests. They cut the tops off of several trees in the area, and leave these s... (more)
April 21, 2020
Physiognomy They say that an image is worth more than a thousand words. So, if images can convey information much more effectively than words, then how much can a face tell you about a patient&#... (more)
April 15, 2020
  Love to Read? Share Your Passion with a Virtual Book Club  If you love to read, you have a world of books at your disposal, but just as importantly, you have a simple way to share your passion... (more)
by Marie Jane on March 6, 2022
6 Qualities That Make You Resilient
by Marie Jane on March 6, 2022
This self-improvement and well-being article looks at some qualities people can develop to become more resilient to life’s challenges. Qualities mentioned include, among others, self-worth, flexibility, and emotional intelligence.... Read full article
by Marie Jane on February 24, 2022
A Guide to Growing Your Own Tomatoes
by Marie Jane on February 24, 2022
Entering the world of home gardening can be a little scary, with the scores of options available. Fortunately, tomatoes are one of the most user-friendly crops that can be harvested for a summertime treat.... Read full article
by Marie Jane on March 4, 2022
How To Get A Greener Lawn
by Marie Jane on March 4, 2022
Don’t waste all that free time you have as a single person — use it wisely. This article takes a look at how to enjoy, and put to good use, your evenings at home when there’s just you to entertain.... Read full article
on April 12, 2020
3 Smart Ways to Tame the High Cost of College
on April 12, 2020
The cost of a college education is on the rise, and that is unlikely to change anytime soon. If you want to get a great education without spending decades paying off your college loan debt, you need to engage in a bit of Linorthodox thinking. ... Read full article
by Marie Jane on February 18, 2022
5 Simple Things You Can Do to Stop Climate Change
by Marie Jane on February 18, 2022
Loosely based on Al Gore’s recommendations or political action in "An Inconvenient Sequel," this article discusses ways that ordinary people can make a difference in the climate change crisis. ... Read full article
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