Skip to main content Psychology Today us Search Emily Edlynn Ph.D. Parenting Is Not a Fad Parenting The Truth About Parents Who Yell at Kids A home environment that is safe and loving must be factored in. Posted January 26, 2024 | Reviewed … Continue reading →
The 10 Largest Religions in the World After millennia of passing down knowledge through rich oral and written traditions, each of the world’s major religions has carried ambitious philosophies through countless eras. Woven throughout these mystical theologies are the epic … Continue reading →
BEER FOR CATTLE Crock, Duane (2004) “Farmers building a better bovine with beer” THE GAZETTE, 12/21, P.1. PETA would be the first to tell you that cattle lots are very imperfect places for…cattle. So, alcohol comes to the rescue. Dated … Continue reading →
BENSON SNELL I dearly miss “Benson” our dog and child for 5 years. When I prepared everything so that he could be taken away, I felt like I was giving up on a child of ours. Clearly, he was not … Continue reading →
WILSON AND HIS FAMILY IN THE 21ST CENTURY GOOD BYE AND HELLO Dad was holding Wilson in a big fluffy towel. Wilson in pain looked puzzedled into Dad’s eyes. Mom was driving and both parents were crying. Wilson was ushered … Continue reading →
Bennetts, Leslie (2007) THE FEMININE MISTAKE: ARE WE GIVING UP TOO MUCH?, New York: Hyperion Publishers, 350 pages. This is Leslie Bennetts, a professional writer’s contribution to the Mommy Wars of the 80’s and early 90’s. Although the book is … Continue reading →
Psychology Spot All About Psychology Home » The 12 types of intelligence, which one do you have? The 12 types of intelligence, which one do you have? Share on FacebookShare on X (Twitter)Share on LinkedInShare on EmailShare on RedditShare on WhatsAppShare on … Continue reading →
Tears and fears Tyler tyke takes the bus In a yellow raincoat. So many years to go The creek Alma Drive The walk along the green belt All the way up to Ford Street Baseball cards and comics Something is … Continue reading →
Teaching Computer Sciences to Arts & Humanities Students Abstract The authors describe a conversational teaching class that divides stages in a progressive fashion. The main issue is mixing the arts with a computer program entitled Abelton. Hopefully, the arts can … Continue reading →
TALIKING TOILETS Rueters, (2004) “Talking Toilets tells you to be tidy” MSNBC. News, 8/31, p.1-3. In an Amsterdam café, creator Leonard van Munster has built a talking toilet. Once you are in the circular stall surrounded by walls, a voice … Continue reading →