Once upon a time being the deepest frontier territory, Houston has disrupted American history numerous times during its eventful history. The disruptions being the war with Mexico, the first oil gush at Spindletop salt dome, and the landing on the moon by Apollo astronauts. Amidst these stark events, transportation, health care, and education have grown steadily rendering Houston America’s capital of energy, health care and museums. Continue reading →

Let’s face it. College and university students spend a lot of money Student loan debt continues to pile up on America’s college graduates, topping an average $29,000 per student last year, says Blake Ellis on CNN Money official website.

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We have to thank the Dutch people for putting Brooklyn on the map when they created the small settlement of “Breuckelen” on the East River shore in 1646. Only 18 years later the English conquered the “New Netherlands” and with it Brooklyn. The town formed, together with five other Dutch settlements, the new Kings County. Continue reading →

The city of Tampa, Florida is much more than many people associate with: sunshine, tobacco and hurricanes. Tampa also means phosphate industries, cigar-makers, film, guava fruits and many educational facilities anchored in the fascinating history of Florida. Continue reading →

Laziness – one of the most interesting phenomenons in the human condition. Although laziness is associated with negative connotation, and is often observed when parents look at their school aged kids, laziness demonstrates has substantial positive benefits. Continue reading →