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Introduction In the ever-evolving landscape of data management, two prominent database modeling techniques, Star Schema and Snowflake Schema, have captured the attention of data enthusiasts and organizations alike. Despite being well-established concepts, they continue to bewilder and confuse man...

Introduction: The Art of Unnecessary Expertise The internet! A vast expanse where everyone’s an expert on something. From “How to Tie a Shoelace with One Hand” to “How to Breathe (For Beginners)”, there’s a guide for everything. But have you ever wondered how t...

Women writers here on Medium motivate and inspire women. Oprah Winfrey has been a huge motivator of women for years. “Rise up, and do great things!”, has been a commonly heard phrase. But what if I told you that, as a man, I was about to turn that whole thing on its axis? That all too...

The Meta Quest Pro is the next generation of VR headset from Meta. It features a number of improvements over the previous Quest 2 model, including a higher resolution display, more powerful hardware, and a more comfortable design. One of the most notable features of the Meta Quest Pro is its high...

Anyone who knows me knows I have a lot of energy and I don’t settle down… A particularly memorable attempt to describe me was, direct quote, “you are a question mark, Stu.” This came from a friend who’s known me since I began living in British Columbia and has seen a l...

As part of the Warm Welcome Campaign last winter, Civic Power Fund and Good Faith Partnership joined forces to explore the potential for community organising within Warm Spaces. Pooling funding from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, the Trust for London, and ...

Let’s cut to the chase, shall we? I’m no stranger to controversy, and my recent article sent shockwaves through the digital realm. But let me tell you, there’s more to this story than meets the eye. The Clickbait Trap So, there I was, sitting at my cluttered desk, sipping on ...

You see, I’ve had my fair share of moments when I’ve been misunderstood or judged. I’ve faced criticism and backlash for decisions I’ve made and words I’ve spoken. And in those moments, I felt like the weight of the world was on my shoulders. But here’s w...

Today’s featured CRS article, “Allen v. Milligan: Supreme Court Holds That Alabama Redistricting Map Likely Violated Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act,” gives information about a Supreme Court ruling regarding the redistricting of Alabama. In the case, Alabama’s redistric...

The Month Of Contradictions July this year was a hallmark month for the oxymoron that you know as nutrition science. We are used to getting conflicting advice about virtually any diet. But this month presented two papers that demonstrate why the words nutrition and science should never appe...

Dani Treweek, who has written a book arguing that marriage has been overvalued relative to singleness in the church and that the church needs a “theology of singleness” (disclosure: I generally think any argument for a “theology of” is a bad one; we do not need a “&rdqu...