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Jun 3, 2015
Phys.org - Perhaps the understanding that we are made of star dust compels us to better understand the universe in which we live. Our tiny planet is swallowed by the Milky Way galaxy, which hangs in a firmament we hardly understand. We've seen perhaps five percent of what exists out there.
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Jun 2, 2015
Credit Card Forum - If you’re sending your child off to college in the fall, that last summer after high school graduation can fly by. It may not be enough time to fit in all the life lessons you’d like to impart – but it’s important to make sure your child isn’t naive about credit when he or she arrives on campus. We asked some personal finance education experts which lessons they wish parents would teach their kids before sending them off – and how you can teach them effectively.
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Jun 2, 2015
MSNBC - Storms in Texas last week caused deadly flooding, and conditions in some areas grew even worse over the weekend. NBC News has confirmed that at least 24 people have died in Texas in the floods, and the death toll climbs when victims in Oklahoma and Mexico are added to the tally.
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Jun 2, 2015
790 Talk Now - A new study claims that global warming has actually benefited Africa’s arid Sahel region in the form of increased rainfall. After suffering devastating droughts in the 1970s and 80s, rainfall has significantly increased.
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