Nurdles sound like the kids who were always getting their heads dunked in the toilet in middle school.
But nurdles are a force to be reckoned with. They are actually tiny plastic resin pellets used in the production of plastics and during the shippin...
Grief over death is a delicate subject. Many of us have no idea how we will react to the death of a loved one until it happens.
When it does our reactions can surprise us and we may struggle for ways to cope and return to the normalcy of our life bef...
DATE: Mar 04, 2010 | CATEGORY: Other |
Survey finds states cutting back on mammograms
Health educators seeing cuts for women under 50
Groups urge lawmakers to ensure coverage
CHICAGO, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Some U.S. states have begun using controversial new breast cancer screening guidelines...
Inflation crept up to 1.2 percent for January as food prices rose 2.1 percent for the month, according to Government's latest figures.
The Department of Statistics' Consumer Price Index (CPI) report revealed that inflation was up on the previous four...
Owner and CEO of a company awarded a Government Cultural Legacy Fund has assured the public the money is going toward it's education programme.
Duval Spencer, of Kat King Productions and creator of AJ The Little Gombey, spoke out last night over alle...
What does a student, a former student, and a former headmistress have in common?
They attend, attended or have recently retired and still teach at Mount Saint Agnes Academy, which celebrates its 120th anniversary today.
Muriel Parker, who graduated i...
Video games are good. Video games are bad. Two separate studies show how video games can influence your children in vastly different ways.
First the bad. Despite claims to the opposite by the industry, an Iowa State University study claims to have pr...
The concept of sustainability needs to be institutionalised and should be considered across the board in Government decision making.
That is according to Arthur Hodgson, Chairman of the Sustainable Development Roundtable (SDRT) and former Environment...
DATE: Mar 03, 2010 | CATEGORY: Other |
Survey finds states cutting back on mammograms
Health educators seeing cuts for women under 50
Groups urge lawmakers to ensure coverage
CHICAGO, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Some U.S. states have begun using controversial new breast cancer screening guidelines...
Mount Saint Agnes Academy is celebrating its 120th Anniversary today.
The school was started after the officers of the Irish Garrison, who were stationed in Bermuda, appealed to the Archbishop of Halifax, Nova Scotia, in 1889 to open a school for the...
