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How to Earn Extra Bucks from Your Blogs
Do you like writing? Are you passionate about this? Do you want to earn extra money from blogging? You’re at the right place. You can earn money at any time and anywhere through blogging by following some useful tips. In this blog post, we’ll walk you through some essential tips in order to run a successful blog and make more money.
By Emma Smith4 years ago in Education
Remote Patient Monitoring can Address Major Inequities in Senior Care
Remote patient monitoring (RPM) is the use of digital and telecommunication technology for monitoring patients outside medical settings. In other words, providers monitor patient vitals when the patients are not in a clinic or a hospital. The idea might seem novel, but the concept has been around for well over a decade. But few in the medical and legal circles gave it serious consideration.
By shawn davidson4 years ago in Education
New Book Reveals Effects of Complex Time
Cook, as an entrepreneur's daughter, has witnessed these effects firsthand, and she skillfully and honestly shares how her father's entrepreneurial drive affected her family in different ways, from her mother, who had almost no say in the family-owned businesses except when it was convenient to list properties in her name, to her older brothers who ended up taking prominent roles as successors to their father, and to Cook herself, who was marginalized and nearly edged out by her brothers once her father was no longer able to run the business, despite his intention for all three of his children to have equal roles in the businesses' operations. Add to this that her father had international businesses, one in Canada and one in the United States-in short, one for each of Cook's brothers and none for Cook, and you have a true recipe for family dynamics reminiscent of the Ewing family of Dallas fame.
By Philip Livingston4 years ago in Education
He laughed
The moment he finished his performance, thunderous applause rang out from the stage, and the judges and teachers on stage unanimously expressed their approval of him. He could barely contain the tears that were welling up inside him, and the moment he raised his head, a smile bloomed on his face, as warm as the spring breeze.
By AliceParson4 years ago in Education
The Magic School Bus Reprise
I want off. It goes too fast. It never stops, and I didn’t buy no ticket. Last I recall, I was told to leave my classroom. Was promised I’d return, so I followed the directions. I put a bin of files and folders into the back of a yellow bus. This was a Friday in March. March 13th to be exact. I’m certain, because every day since then I’ve been asking, “What the fuck happened?”
By No Real Balance4 years ago in Education
Humanity’s Education
Nearly insurmountable threats, problems, and difficulties are being faced by humanity. The most challenging long-term issues that urgently require solutions are resource depletion, global contamination of the whole biosphere, and climate change. These issues are caused by our enormous and uncontrolled expanding human population. The current influenza pandemic, however, and other unanticipated but unavoidable health crises like hunger, poverty, and a lack of a universal public health infrastructure in the absence of stable country governments are frequent occurrences in our current world, and they will become more troublesome as our populations increase in a world with diminishing resources.
By Denis Sandu4 years ago in Education
