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I train myself to loving myself fully

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Their pronounciation sounds realy cute, you know.

This song is very blessed.

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I bought this book about two days ago and I just love it. I’m gonna do the whole ideas little by little. I hope I can build my happiness along the future time. Let me do more “lovely” thing to train myself for loving myself.

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On this day, but in 1879 Albert Einstein was born

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ask for a reason

Friend : You posted so many things about a Korean singer. Who's her?

Me : She is Taeyeon

Friend : Do you like her?

Me : Oh yes

Friend : You're a girl and why you like her?

Me : She is inspiring me for so many things. And i'm proud to be her fan, a singer that really inspired people.

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karna mhs bimbingannya cuma duwi saja, 1/1. hari ini 0.5 / 1 dulu. setengahnya lagi bulan april. aamiin . . #170223 #props #skrp

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내 친구들 (at Pusat Penelitian Fisika LIPI)

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잘 먹었습니다 (at Pusat Penelitian Fisika LIPI)

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_ never misunderstanding what God can do (at Wringinanom Gresik)

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🌴🌴 karena yang mendasar adalah meskipun kita membantu sekedarnya, Allah akan membalasnya entah melalui orang yang terbantu ataupun orang lain. So, yang paling penting adalah ikhlas dan be easy aja 😉 . . #icecream (at Royal Plaza Surabaya)

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we can't judge someone in just a short time. because it isn't always same with the first impression.

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accepting myself for who i am

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[materialsworld]

Making graphene with soybeans

A team of scientists at CSIRO claim to have made graphene more commercially viable using soybean oil. The new ‘GraphAir’ technology eliminates the need for a highly-controlled environment by growing graphene film in air with a natural precursor, making its production faster and simpler.

GraphAir transforms soybean oil into graphene films in a single step. With heat, soybean oil breaks down into a range of carbon building units that are essential for the synthesis of graphene. The team also transformed other types of renewable and even waste oil, such as those leftover from barbecues or cooking, into graphene films. 

‘We can now recycle waste oils that would have otherwise been discarded and transform them into something useful,’ said CSIRO scientist Dr Dong Han Seo.

The potential applications of this technology include water filtration and purification, renewable energy, sensors, as well as, personalised healthcare and medicine. 

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it has been 8 years since i love this world. i think this time is my tired time. should i stop loving it?

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🏠 healing place. (di Waru, Jawa Timur, Indonesia)

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🏫 karna hidup tak semudah nulis "caption" dan hidup tak bisa hanya dilihat dari instagram. #openUR #7thsense (di Universitas Negeri Surabaya ( UNESA ))

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🌳🌷🍀 tempat ini memang punya daya tarik tersendiri bagi banyak orang. #160814 #salam #exo_L 😊 #explorejakarta (di Monas)