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Popular children’s science educator Stephanie Ryan, a chemistry major from the 2004 graduating class at Saint Mary’s College, has released a new book, “Let’s Learn About Chemistry.” The book suits a wide range of children from ages 0-7. The board book is full of colorful images for the youngest science learners and more complex descriptions for older children. There are no wrong answers in the book, as long as the child offers a reason why. The book uses a natural skill that small children already apply to the world, comparing and contrasting. They play a game where t...

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Share: First-time homebuyers represent roughly one-third of all buyers in today's housing market, and many often underestimate what needs to be done to prepare for their last rent payment and first mortgage bill.  For the benefit of those making their first foray into property acquisition, Benzinga offers this five-step guide to understanding the homebuying process. Step One: Can You Afford This? Let’s get the unpleasant truth out of the way first: buying a home is an extremely labor-intensive pursuit that requires buyers to be in the proper financial state. To determine one’s readiness,...