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| Published in | Written by Tracy R. Baro
“Turn off the music and get down to your home assignment!” Familiar words, aren’t they? Many of us used to hear them from parents in our remote childhood. Even nowadays there exists the assumption that effective work is possible in quiet surroundings, where only thoughts can be heard. But one man’s meat is another man’s poison. A pin-drop silence can make some people go crazy…
| Published in | Written by Thomas Stroup
Have you ever wondered how the lists of the wealthiest countries are made? As a rule, most researchers have used the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). However, according to New World Health, the traditional method being used for years may not be accurate, because a high GDP doesn’t necessarily amount to high wealth. So New World Health carries out some studies, considering the international wealth sector…
| Published in | Written by Thomas Stroup
A strong basis of the British higher education system and the American go-go spirit, love of all new things along with a positive scientificcompetition. This unique combination allowed creating a world-famous association of eight private American universities known as the Ivy League. According to en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivy_League the Ivies have been included into the top 15 colleges and universities in the United States constantly confirming their elite…
| Published in | Written by James Macaluso
Throughout the years in software development services, a strong impression that I am doing something wrong was growing and grew so big it turned to become an existential problem. The thing is… I worked with startups a lot. Same with my colleagues from other software development companies… And when we gathered on our small industry meetings – usually small meetups with a glass of whiskey…
