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Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Online Tutoring for Students | Scienceray

Online Tutoring for Students | Scienceray



These online homework sites are wonderful for students who need help with their studies. Mom and dad can get out of the picture and give students a chance to be tutored by their peers. It relieves parents and gives the student a feeling of confidence in doing it on their own, plus a step up in the classroom. I hope parents will pass on this information to any students in the house.


Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Beautify Yourself | Quazen

Beautify Yourself | Quazen


You can make these masks and scrubs at home for little expense that work as well or better than those you shell out your do-ra-me for. You can mix up a concotion to cleanse your pores, help remove blackheads, relieve puffy eyes, moisten your skin or do just about anything you can think of. These natural products beautify your skin and help keep your money in your pocket.

Knowledge and Better Health | Healthmad

Knowledge and Better Health | Healthmad


We have more knowledge concerning our health than any previous time in history. We know tobacco, alcohol and drugs kill, yet millions continue to use these dangerous commodities to the detriment of health and well being. If we are truly ignorant, more education must be acquired to reduce health risks. Or are we like the lemmings on a long headed rush to extinction? Be that as it may, even with our excessive behavior, people have a longer life span that ever before.


Monday, August 29, 2011

Womens Education in The Eighteenth Century | Socyberty

Womens Education in The Eighteenth Century | Socyberty


In the 1700s and on into the next century very few women could write their own names. Education was considered harmful to girls. Girls were married early and expected to obey their husbands. Until then, they obeyed their fathers and brothers. Women cared for the children and household chores, and were completely under the rule of their husbands. They were chattel and had no rights under the law.


Courage | Authspot

Courage | Authspot




This is a true story that happened soon after I was married. Hazel and I were childhood friends and still are today, although I rarely see her anymore. Hazel was determined not to go to the hospital to have her baby. I helped by spending the day with her. Later that night she had the baby, with the help of her mother, my mother and a neighbor lady. The doctor came but it was after baby Linda was born. Mother and baby were fine.

Sunday, August 28, 2011

School and Homework | Gomestic

School and Homework | Gomestic



School is in session and many parents are opening the books and getting down to homework. Don’t do this to your child. Let him learn the basics of studying. Let him learn his strength and weakness. Let him benefit from trial and error. Let him learn to have confidence in his own ability. Let him know the grade he achieves is through his own efforts.


Thursday, August 25, 2011

Deaf Man Wants to Join Army | Socyberty

Deaf Man Wants to Join Army | Socyberty



Kieth Nolan is deaf but he is doing everything he can to join the Army. He was accepted and joined the ROTC Officers Training Corp where he was an outstanding student, but to be commissioned into the Army, he had to pass a hearing test. He could advance no further and turned in his uniform. Still, he has his dreams of joining the Army and is encouraged with the event of the war wounded continuing to work behind the scenes, rather than being discharged due to disability. Rep. Henry A. Waxman is working on Nolan’s behalf.