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Proof of Climate Change is all over Social Media. Mother nature will not be denied. The evidence supporting climate change has grown substantially in the last 10 years, with real-time indicators right outside of our windows. The warnings of scientists mostly go unheeded. Despite the in-your-face weather changes, skepticism persists.  Due to a variety of personal, political and economic factors, citizens still want their unchanged lifestyle behaviors respected by Mother Nature. Posts from the latest weather victims throughout social media capture moments of dangerous torrents of water rushing past out-of-the-way mountain homes that aren’t in flood plains. What was once a babbling brook or a stream is now a reason insurance companies use to deny claims to rebuild near them. Some insurance companies are debating in the news, where they won’t be writing flood insurance policies, as there were none before. The root of climate skepticism is distrust. It explains why some resist climate s...

  Life   Relationships   Leslie Jones McCloud Chicago African American Relationships Examiner Read Bio Facebook   Relationship Advice See also:  Relationship Advice   Valentine's Day   Relationships 101 The Art of Shutting Up Use your  key for the next article Next:  How to make your husband fall in love with you all over again February 13, 2015 12:22 PM MST Facebook   Twitter   Pinterest   Linkedin   Google Plus   Comment     A friend once told me what men most want and I am sorry to say he was correct. A basic man wants three basic things: meals made with love, sex, and a quiet mouth on his woman. No extra chatter allowed. I tried this method on my own husband when I had one (may he rest in peace) and it worked. I was flabbergasted. Being silent meant to me that my mate was not interested in my thoughts and feelings as if I were stupid or no more than a domestic he could have spent the money to hire. I fel...

NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, who have been on the International Space Station since June, were originally set to return to Earth using Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft. However, due to issues with the Starliner’s thrusters and helium leaks, NASA decided to send Starliner back uncrewed, prioritizing astronaut safety. This change means that Wilmore and Williams will now remain on the ISS until at least February 2025, when they’re expected to return aboard a SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule that recently arrived as part of the Crew-9 mission 🚀 While extended stays at the ISS are routine for many astronauts, this situation is unique as it was initially unplanned. During this time, Wilmore and Williams will continue contributing to the ISS’s research and operations and even welcomed Crew-9’s capsule, which docked successfully at the station in late September, ensuring they have a confirmed ride home early next year. SpaceX recently completed a successful splashdown, returning th...

Making homemade wet cat food can be a nutritious option if done carefully to meet your cat’s dietary needs. Here’s a basic guide on how to make it: Ingredients: • Protein Source (80-90% of the meal): Cats need high-quality animal protein. You can use: • Chicken (breast or thighs) • Turkey • Rabbit • Beef • Fish (occasional, not as a regular diet due to mercury concerns) • Organ Meat (5-10%): Essential for nutrients like taurine, which cats need. • Chicken liver or beef liver • Hearts (chicken, turkey) • Broth or water: To make the food moist and easier to eat. • Taurine supplement: This is crucial, as cats require taurine, which can be lost during cooking. Optional Add-Ins: • Egg yolks: For extra nutrients (cooked yolk). • Fish oil: Provides omega-3 fatty acids for skin and coat health. • Small amounts of vegetables: Such as pumpkin or peas (if your cat tolerates them). Steps: 1. Cook the meat: Boil or bake the meat without se...

Offering money for petition signatures can raise legal concerns, particularly regarding election and campaign finance laws.  Federal election laws prohibit offering money in exchange for votes or influencing an individual’s participation in voting or political activities.  However, specifics depend on the context and the petition’s nature. Some states also have laws regulating petition-gathering practices. It’s advisable to consult legal advice on whether such actions comply with local and federal regulations.  The article discusses Elon Musk’s plan to give away $1 million daily to Pennsylvania voters. This initiative is raising questions about the legality of such a move, as it could be seen as an attempt to influence political outcomes, which might violate campaign finance or election laws. The proposal has sparked debate, with some people criticizing it as potentially illegal and unethical.

History of American Public Schools: Why They Were Started and Funded Public education in the United States has deep roots, reflecting both evolving societal values and a commitment to the idea that education should be accessible to all. The journey from informal instruction to a standardized public school system began in the early colonial period, expanded during the 19th century, and evolved into the system we know today. Early Beginnings In the 1600s, American colonists largely focused on religious education, seeing it as essential to raising pious, God-fearing citizens. The Massachusetts Bay Colony, in 1647, passed the Old Deluder Satan Law , which mandated that any town with 50 or more families hire a teacher. This law is often considered the first step toward compulsory education in the U.S. The motivation behind these early schools was primarily to ensure that children could read the Bible, which was seen as a defense against ignorance and sin. Shifting Toward a Secular Education...