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Discoholic 🪩
Janaina Medeiros
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Claire Keane
will byers stan first human second
if i look back, i am lost
we're not kids anymore.
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sheepfilms
DEAR READER
Misplaced Lens Cap
i don't do bad sauce passes
styofa doing anything
Cosmic Funnies
Andulka
shark vs the universe
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@communitycraver
The future needs more girls who code. They just need laptops! Please either help us by either donating your used, functioning laptop or helping us raise funds for new laptops!
The future needs more girls who code. They just need laptops! Please either help us by either donating your used, functioning laptop or helping us raise funds for new laptops! Every $100 I raise is a modern refurbished laptop for these girls to code on!
Confidence is believing yourself when no one else does.
- Unknown
Georgina on the Move shows the enormous benefits bicycles can provide to people, particularly in developing countries. In this case, thanks to the work of World Bicycle Relief.
Stride forward with a firm steady step knowing, with a deed certain inner knowing, that you will reach every goal you set yourselves, that you will achieve every aim.
Eileen Caddy (via mysimplereminders)
And be thankful for the teachers and parents who actually care about your education rather than simply passing you through life. (Pardon the soapbox tonight.)
Everyone benefits from your happiness and kindness. Spread love wherever you go.
Yes indeed
Highlights from the academic social networking panel
Lead with your science, not your appearance!
Use social media to your advantage and to reach out to people you normally would not meet
If you want to meet someone you don’t know, find someone you know to introduce you in an informal setting :)
Build an international network. You may think you don’t need it, but a trainee might!
Take advantage of casual interactions (i.e. lunches, social, shuttle-riding) at conferences
Follow-up with people you meet (send a quick reminder of yourself)
It’s never to early to establish interactions with your program officer (these people are super important for your career!)
Listen more than you talk
Become the person that comes to mind
Reach out to older and younger generations
It’s not about who you know, but rather who knows you!
People may forget what you said, but they do not forget how you made them feel
If someone seems like they’re not that into you, back off! Do not force social interactions
Be honest, be yourself.
Note: Speakers included Natalie Tronson, Rebecca Shansky, Benjamin Saunders, Bita Moghaddam, Yasmin Hurd, Mark Baxter and Bruce McEwen. Writing this in retrospect so pardon my lack of attributing tips to each individual.
As soon as you think “maybe I can get up early and just finish it tomorrow” you’ve already lost
The very essence of leadership is that you have to have vision. You can't blow an uncertain trumpet.
Theodore M. Hesburgh
There’s no better feeling on the job when you actually love what you do. Never a question; everyone can see it. #getinspired #ZooAdventures 👀🎆👏 (at Nashville Zoo)
See that millennial glued to his phone? Don’t judge -- he might be reading a book.
“According to a new Pew Research Center study, young Americans are more voracious readers than other age demographics. Eighty percent of citizens ages 18-29 have read a book in the last year, compared to 71 percent of those ages 30-49, and 68 percent for those ages 50-64.“
Resist your fear; fear will never lead you to a positive end.
T.D. Jakes (via enthusiasticexpression)
Creativity is the power to connect with the seemingly unconnected.
William Plomer
Nearly 100 black men greeted children at an elementary school in Hartford, CT with on their first day back to school yesterday. They cheered on the kids, gave them high fives and offered encouragement as they walked in to start a new school year. It was organized by one of my fraternity brothers, AJ Johnson, and a lawyer named DeVaughn Ward and is all over my Facebook. There are news articles too, but I’m on mobile so I can’t link. This is so special to me, to see these men caring about and taking action out in the community, taking time out of their days to support the future. Literally. Photo credits to Time Frozen Photography, which is a Hartford based photography business. These are such great shots.
This is beautiful💕😢
