It didn’t take more than a few months in COVID-19 lockdown for a good number of workers to realize they could adequately perform their jobs without having to set foot in their office ever again. Working remotely has helped people envision an attractive new reality of relocating to a new town, city, or country, all […]
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Recently, new research surprised astronomers and the public by suggesting that millions of years ago, Venus could have been a hospitable planet with lower temperatures allowing water to exist on its surface. That would have made it more Earth-like, and some people argued it could even have supported life. A composite image of the planet
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As the Curiosity rover explores Mars’ Gale Crater, the data it collects tells us more about the history of the planet and in particular about whether liquid water once existed there. Using data collected by Curiosity, a new study has examined the geology of the crater to learn more about the briny ponds which may
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NASA has uncovered evidence of an ancient oasis on Mars, which could once have harboured alien life. Rocks rich in mineral salts discovered by NASA’s Curiosity rover in the Red Planet’s Gale crater suggest that the 100-mile-wide basin was once dotted with shallow briny ponds. These waterways are thought to have overflowed and then dried up
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The art of the lesson plan is knowing your students and creating an engaging lesson for the students you actually teach. This is the problem with pre-made lessons from the publisher, they don’t know your students. An English teacher, after noticing his students were really into the television show The Office created a hook for
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A LONG-RUNNING Jouker theory was presented with further evidence today when it emerged yet another Boris Johnson interview had again changed Google search results in his favour. Back in June, we wrote about a theory that Johnson – who was running to become Tory leader at the time – had specifically dropped a bizarre claim
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Young employees at car dealerships seldom open up to supervisors, but they do share their feelings with colleagues of the same age group. So says Clint Pulver, a.k.a. “The Millennial Speaker,” who helps organizations train, engage with and inspire young generations. He is on the speakers list of the 10th annual DrivingSales Executive Summit for
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from the sorry-about-that dept As many have pointed out, our mobile phones are the perfect surveillance device. Most people carry them around — voluntarily — while they are awake. Put this together with the fact that mobile phones have to connect to a nearby transmitter in order to work, and you end up with a
An audit conducted by an independent third party and authored by a former Republican senator concluded Tuesday that Facebook shows no evidence of bias against conservative users. The report, written by former Sen. Jon Kyl (R-Ariz.) and compiled by the law firm Covington & Burling, was commissioned by the social media platform in response to accusations
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Special counsel Robert S. Mueller III concluded that there was insufficient evidence to bring criminal charges against individuals connected with President Donald Trump’s campaign for their ties to Russia, but he said the investigation faced numerous challenges, including technological ones, in establishing a full picture of what transpired in 2015 and 2016. “While the investigation
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