Hi everyone,
We all know that 2012 is coming and there is nothing we can do to stop it. Luckily, 2012 the movie is coming out on Friday to give us a glimpse of the carnage to come. I wanted to personally assure all of you, that we here at MDAMB are attending this important movie on opening day and will take copious notes. Do you know what that means?
You guessed it. We will spend all the time that is necessary to bring you the most effective ways to survive whatever catastrophes may come our way. I would love to give you a preview, but we just don’t know what will happen. It may be a comet colliding with earth, maybe global warming will inundate the Himalayas, maybe Kanye West will insult Kim Jong Il and begin a nuclear war. We just don’t know.
Just so you all know, the last day is 21 December 2012. Between now and then, all we can do is hypothesize and strategize so when it happens, we will be ready. You can prepare for utter desolation as well by taking advantage of the following resources:
2012 Move Trailer
Survive 2012
If anyone else has some good ideas or resources, please share them.
This is a guest post by Elizabeth Kraus, a co-founder of MyUSearch.com, a free online service that helps students find their college match.
If you type “find my college match” into Google, you will get approximately 33 million results. You will see dozens of degree programs and college matchmaking sites that claim to have the right degree for you, but how do you know where to start? These five easy steps will help you navigate the sea of options to help you find your perfect college match. Read the rest of this entry »
This is a guest post by by Carl Boniface, CEO of Students Ratings Group
http://www.StudentsRatings.com
There are many online reviews about colleges and professors, which direct students toward the right institution for future academic growth. This type of information is great providing useful insight to help those searching for the right college. It’s high-quality information that not so many years ago couldn’t be obtained through websites and online media relations.
One other area that could help students progress even more during high school or college education is self development. Everyone knows that having the ability to communicate helps reach ones goals. Think of it like this: if one can extract key information by asking the right questions then it would appear that the acquired data or facts would encourage more resourceful answers. Another way to look at it would be: improving posture and learning capability through self growth and enhanced self-esteem increases more confidence and ultimately more energy to reach objectives. Read the rest of this entry »
