By: Nazli Mohideen Google products like Drive, Messages, Translate, and Maps are just some of the company’s most popular and well-loved features. The Google Arts & Cultures app, however, is one of their hidden gems. With this, you can explore museum exhibits around the world with just the tap of a finger. The virtual galleries … Continued
Retirement may seem a long way off and far removed from your day-to-day concerns. And yet, this is actually the best time to start planning and saving — that is, when you still have time to accumulate the money you’ll need.Here are some common mistakes that throw people off course in their retirement planning. Knowing … Continued
By Richard Mabey Jr. From the days of my early childhood on through my senior year of high school, we would always spend a good portion of New Year’s Day at my maternal grandparents’ home in Boonton. The home was a two-story, yellow brick farmhouse that proudly stood on the 600 block of Boonton Avenue. … Continued
By Valeria MancusoWhat is the Fawn Trauma Response? The fawn trauma response is the process of putting your emotions aside to benefit or please someone else’s needs. It can be used as a defensive structure because you may be acting out of fear, sadness, anger, guilt etc. If you feel as if you are in … Continued
Written By: Nazli Mohideen A panic attack is generally described as a sudden feeling of intense anxiety. The overwhelming sensation of fear coupled with a multitude of physical symptoms brings some people to think that they are having a heart attack or are even dying when experiencing a panic attack. Some of these crippling symptoms … Continued
By, Surabhi Ashok Picture a colony of termites. I am almost a hundred percent sure that most of you immediately thought of collapsing houses, caving floors, and essentially a lot of damage. This imagery is not just a coincidence. Termites are known to be very troublesome once they are on a piece of property, either … Continued
By Valeria Mancuso What is the Fawn Trauma Response? The fawn trauma response is the process of putting your emotions aside to benefit or please someone else’s needs. It can be used as a defensive structure because you may be acting out of fear, sadness, anger, guilt etc. If you feel as if you are … Continued
By, Surabhi Ashok Occam’s Razor, as given by William of Ockham, is the law of economy or the law of parsimony in philosophy. Parsimony, as the dictionary definition, is the extreme unwillingness to spend money or resources. The principle “Entities should not be multiplied unnecessarily” is further elaborated on in William’s statement in Summa Logicae: … Continued
By Pam Teel Robert DeSalvatore has been collecting sports cards since he was seven years old. At twelve he had his first show, where he set up his own booth to sell cards. Robert already has a full time job, but he has been in the hobby of collecting and selling cards for over 40 … Continued
With luxurious amenities, chef-prepared culinary creations, and engaging resort-style activities, HarborChase of Princeton sets the standard for excellence with senior living experiences. Located just an hour’s drive from Philadelphia and New York City, and minutes from Princeton University, the HarborChase community bridges the gap between independent living, assisted living and memory care with unparalleled hospitality … Continued