Top Four Beautiful Universities in UK

Lisa R. Parker

Does the task of choosing a university in UK depends totally upon academic aspect? Can someone be intrigued by the beauty of a campus so much that he or she takes an instant decision to enroll there? But how to find out about the locality of your prospective UK university […]

Exchange Student Life: What to Expect Abroad

Lisa R. Parker

Studying abroad as an exchange student is an exciting adventure filled with opportunities for personal growth, cultural exploration, and unforgettable experiences. Whether you’re heading to a bustling metropolis or a quiet university town, immersing yourself in a new environment is both thrilling and challenging. Understanding what to expect as an […]

Alphabet Soup – CE, CEU, and CNE

Lisa R. Parker

One of the most common questions about online education for nurses is about the difference between CE, CEU, and CNE. This is a source of confusion for both new nurses and experienced professionals and the goal here is to clear this up once and for all. Many people attempt to […]

Basic Math Facts – Exponents

Lisa R. Parker

Exponents comprise a juicy tidbit of basic-math-facts material. Exponents allow us to raise numbers, variables, and even expressions to powers, thus achieving repeated multiplication. The ever present exponent in all kinds of mathematical problems requires that the student be thoroughly conversant with its features and properties. Here we look at […]

Mother Nature’s “Funhouse Mirror”

Lisa R. Parker

“Mass tells Spacetime how to curve, and Spacetime tells mass how to move,” the pioneering American physicist John Wheeler (1911-2008) once said. Wheeler was commenting on a result of Albert Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity (1915), describing how Spacetime can bend like the flexible fabric of a trampoline when a […]

The Missing And Presumed Dead

Lisa R. Parker

Starting with the individual, we should note that albeit a relative few number of people vanish every year as if they had teleported to Mars, though that number still amounts to a significant workload for authorities; a significant degree of heartache for friends and relatives. One can divide missing persons […]

Two Science-Art Philosophies – Utopia or Oblivion?

Lisa R. Parker

A warning to the reader: This article argues that modern science has been turned upside down, revealing the remedy to Steven Hawking’s observation that the greatest mistake humanity has ever made was to invent artificial intelligence. The correction to that mistake necessitates an up-to-date familiarity with Buckminster Fuller and C […]