Content approved by Jerry Parker Towering 102 stories above the streets of New York City, the Empire State Building is a landmark in Midtown Manhattan. Its name was taken from New York state's nickname, the Empire State, and the Empire State Building held the top spot on the list of tallest buildings in the world until the World … [Read more...] about The Empire State Building: Construction, History and Facts

Parking, backing up, and coupling/uncoupling trailers are three elements of truck driving safety that can be overlooked. However, careful execution of these tasks are crucial to the safe operation of large trucks, as their weight and low visibility makes even simple maneuvers riskier for both driver and pedestrian. 1. Parking … [Read more...] about Safe Driving Tips for Tractor Trailers

Content approved by Jerry Parker Batteries are the unrecognized building blocks of 21st century innovation. From keeping your smartphone working to powering laptops for portable workplaces and classrooms, batteries fuel nearly every aspect of modern life. In fact, the argument can be made that battery technology determines the … [Read more...] about How Does a Battery Work?

Content approved by Jerry Parker Newer technology is creating a wide variety of transportation options, many of which have a broad appeal for people of all ages. One of the newer forms of transportation that is gaining popularity in many cities is the electric scooter. These seemingly harmless scooters charge with a dock, making it … [Read more...] about Electric Scooter Safety Guide

Content approved by Jerry Parker Although people disagree about the origins of golf, the general consensus is that modern golf began in Scotland sometime during the Middle Ages. It wasn't until late in the 19th century that golf became popular internationally. Initially, golf spread from Scotland throughout the rest of the … [Read more...] about A Brief History of Golf

Content approved by Jerry Parker Traumatic brain injuries, or TBIs, happen to about 2.5 million people in the United States every year. These head injuries often result in permanent life changes, not only for the patient but also for families and caregivers. What Is a Traumatic Brain Injury? A traumatic brain injury happens when … [Read more...] about Traumatic Brain Injury: Education and Resources

Content approved by Jerry Parker When speaking about feminism and its history in the United States, it's common to break it up into different waves or phases. Each wave of feminism involved significant movements and ideas as society evolved. Legal battles were an important part of the first wave because women were working to gain … [Read more...] about A History of the Feminist Movement: Women’s Suffrage to Whistleblowers

Content approved by Jerry Parker Mining is the removal of metals and minerals from beneath the surface of the earth. Many materials are commonly mined, including gold, silver, iron ore, manganese, tantalum, copper, and tin. These minerals are valuable, and they are used in different manufacturing industries. When you think of … [Read more...] about STEM Careers: Learn About Mining

Content approved by Jerry Parker Anyone who has the itch to hop on a motorcycle may be thinking that riding a cycle can't be that hard. Of course, motorcycles are very fuel-efficient, which can be a big plus when considering your mode of transportation. But although there are positive aspects of riding motorcycles, there are also … [Read more...] about A Guide to Motorcycle Safety

Content approved by Jerry Parker George Washington - President Washington from Virginia was the 1st US President. He served from 1789-1797 for the Federalist party. Enchanted Learning: All About George Washington George Washington - The White House John Adams - President Adams from Massachusetts was the 2nd US President. … [Read more...] about Famous People of the US Government: The Presidents

Content approved by Jerry Parker Anyone who loves to go camping or spend time outdoors knows that there is no better smell than a campfire burning. The crackling of the logs, the warm heat on your face, and the smell of the fire is like no other. While most people can say they have enjoyed a nice fire outside, can you say you have … [Read more...] about A Boy Scout’s Guide to Woodfire and Dutch Oven Cooking