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View Article  Kid Approved Educational Websites

 

Is your child struggling with their multiplication tables? Are you having a hard time finding a fun way to have them practice their grammar?  No fear parents, we’ve collected some educational website that makes subjects like social studies, geography, math, English and science both informative and interesting for your students. Next time your kids need some help, use some of these websites. We think you won’t have trouble ...   more »

View Article  Boomers Big In Online Banking


Canada
has over 61 percent of its citizens using some form of online banking. According to a recent comScore survey, out of 37 global markets Canada had the highest adoption rate of online banking than any other market including the United Kingdom, United States and Australia.  More Canadians are banking online and they are doing it more frequently than the other contenders for the online banking crown. ...   more »
View Article  If Your Mortgage Lender Is In Trouble, Are You?

Many may have thought this or even asked this question.  If you have a mortgage with a lender that is not doing so hot and their stock price has tanked, does that hurt you?  The answer is no.  You are not really at risk although it could be an inconvenience but not really a risk.

The number 1 lender out there getting lots of attention is Countrwide.  There was an article ...   more »

View Article  Columbine - A Father's Perspective on School Violence

The Columbine High School massacre occurred on Tuesday, April 20, 1999 at Columbine High school in Littleton, Colorado. Eric Harris and Dylan Klebod, the two shooters killed 12 students, 1 teacher and wounded 23 before turning their guns on themselves. It is the deadliest high school shooting in United States history.

 

On Thursday, May 8, 2008, Darrell Scott, the father of Rachel Scott, a victim of the ...   more »

View Article  Back To School Buying; Kids Key In Shopping Decisions

 

With summer coming to a close, students will begin arriving at schools across the country in just a few short weeks.  This brings new hopes to the hurting retail industry who is hoping strong back-to-school numbers could bring Christmas a little early this year and with one-fifth of parents holding a portion of their stimulus checks for back-to-school packages, they could be right. This could be a huge ...   more »

View Article  How To Have Sun Safe Kids

As a kid, most of your summer is spent at the pool or outside.  The extra hours of sun mean extra hours of play time after dinner and you are sure to use every bit of it. It is part of being a kid.

 

Dr. Vernon Sondak says that on average about three fourths of our total exposure to sun occurs by the age of 18 with the ...   more »

View Article  Pods Suck Your Power?

 

 

This summer travelers will be hitting the road with some of the top new gadgets available for cars making that drive to your favorite vacation spot more enjoyable and efficient. Human navigators sharing the front seat with giant paper maps, short tempers and reams of mapquest directions are being supplemented with gadgets. Car bingo and the license plate spotting game are being replaced with a plastic container filled ...   more »

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