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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
Love Begins
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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Delecta Łatwe Ciacho
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Reklama zupełnie do mnie nie trafia. Nazwa? Przegięta dwuznaczność. Smak? Piekę znacznie lepiej :) Biedronka też :P
Skład? Znów ten syrop glukozowy. Do tego emulgatory, spulchniacze, sztuczne aromaty. Jak to produkt z paczki.
Generalnie kupiłam pierwszy i ostatni raz.
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Cyrwus jako masażysta, który robi dobrze kobiecie. Nie kupuje tego. Ten facet przyprawia mnie raczej o mdłości niż pozytywne doznania, zwłaszcza dotykowe. Obrzydliwość.
good one for me <3
Niedobór snu może prowadzić do frustracji i zwiększa ryzyko depresji.
Single Topic Blog of the Day: Lunchbox Awesome
In September 2011, Colorado-based artist Heather Sitarzewski began making daily pop culture bento box lunches for her son, theming the meals around characters from video games, cartoons, movies and more. Hosted on the blog Lunchbox Awesome, she said she enjoys making bento boxes because she gets to start off her days tapping into her creative side. Though the blog went on hiatus in 2012, Sitarzewski has brought it back this year. Hat tip to Laughing Squid.
Seriously cool!
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My Best Gluten Free Baking Recipe Yet
One part of trying to eat gluten-free foods that I find really difficult is giving up bread and many baked items. Trust me, most gluten-free recipes (especially bread) just doesn’t compare. So, I’ve been scouring the web and cookbooks for some ideas to satisfy my occasional craving. (Funny, since I do notice that I don’t actually crave as many carbs since I’ve gone g/f)
Today I found a scone recipe through King Arthur Flour and I adapted it.
I am so pleased. This will satisfy the pickiest eaters too and those suspicious of gluten free things (yes there are those people out there). They come out fluffy, moist and slightly sweet but not overly. My recipe is not for all allergy sufferers as it has almond and dairy in it.
Gluten Free Scones
In a bowl whisk together:
2 large eggs 1/3 cup milk 1 Tbsp plain Greek yogurt 1 tsp vanilla (g/f)
and set aside. Preheat oven to 400F and prepare a cookie sheet with parchment paper or silicone mat.
Gluten Free Flour Mix: 3/4 cup Trader Joe’s AP GF Flour 1/4 cup Bob’s Red Mill AP GF Flour 1/4 cup BRM brown rice flour 1/4 cup BRM Sorghum Flour 1/4 TJ’s Almond Meal 1 Tbsp BRM Potato Flour 1/2 tsp BRM xantham gum
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Grapefruit sorbet - DROOL!
Lucky Charm Rainbow Cupcakes
A Bunny (Bunnies) recipe :
2-1/2 to 3 cups all-purpose flour
2 tablespoons sugar
1 package (1/4 ounce) active dry yeast
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup (8 ounces) sour cream
1/4 cup water
2 tablespoons butter
1 egg
Put the butter, the sour cream and water in a small saucepan and heat, but do not cook. Cool to tepid then add the remaining ingredients. Put in a kneader. If thick add more water.
Let it rise double and cut into 16 equal parts.
Baking tray lined with baking paper and cut the ears with scissors.
Then, the eyes can be put, such as pepper grains.
Bake at 375° for about 10 minutes or until golden brown.
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Fear, anger or pain. Why do babies cry?
Spanish researchers have studied adults’ accuracy in the recognition of the emotion causing babies to cry. Eye movement and the dynamic of the cry play a key role in recognition.
It is not easy to know why a newborn cries, especially amongst first-time parents. Although the main reasons are hunger, pain, anger and fear, adults cannot easily recognise which emotion is the cause of the tears.
“Crying is a baby’s principal means of communicating its negative emotions and in the majority of cases the only way they have to express them,” as explained to SINC by Mariano Chóliz, researcher at the University of Valencia.
Chóliz participates in a study along with experts from the University of Murcia and the National University of Distance Education (UNED) which describes the differences in the weeping pattern in a sample of 20 babies between 3 and 18 months caused by the three characteristic emotions: fear, anger and pain.
In addition, the team observed the accuracy of adults in recognising the emotion that causes the babies to cry, analysing the affective reaction of observers before the sobbing.
According to the results published recently in the ‘Spanish Journal of Psychology’, the main differences manifest in eye activity and the dynamics of the cry.
“When babies cry because of anger or fear, they keep their eyes open but keep them closed when crying in pain,” states the researcher.
As for the dynamic of the cry, both the gestures and the intensity of the cry gradually increase if the baby is angry. On the contrary, the cry is as intense as can be in the case of pain and fear.
The adults do not properly identify which emotion is causing the cry, especially in the case of anger and fear.
Nonetheless, “although the observers cannot recognise the cause properly, when babies cry because they are in pain, this causes a more intense affective reaction than when they cry because of angry or fear,” outlines Chóliz.
For the experts, the fact that pain is the most easily recognisable emotion can have an adaptive explanation, since crying is a warning of a potentially serious threat to health or survival and thus requires the carer to respond urgently.
Anger, fear and pain
When a baby cries, facial muscle activity is characterised by lots of tension in the forehead, eyebrows or lips, opening of the mouth and raised cheeks. The researchers observed different patterns between the three negative emotions.
As Chóliz notices, when angry the majority of babies keep their eyes half-closed, either looking in apparently no direction or in a fixed and prominent manner. Their mouth is either open or half-open and the intensity of their cry increases progressively.
In the case of fear, the eyes remain open almost all the time. Furthermore, at times the infants have a penetrating look and move their head backwards. Their cry seems to be explosive after a gradual increase in tension.
Lastly, pain manifests as constantly closed eyes and when the eyes do open it is only for a few moments and a distant look is held. In addition, there is a high level of tension in the eye area and the forehead remains frowned. The cry begins at maximum intensity, starting suddenly and immediately after the stimulus.
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