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This is your reminder that bad days happen to everybody. Do something you love or that makes you smile, call it a day and start anew tomorrow.
Sometimes you need a break from trying.
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prompt 1041
Select a thing to describe, such as a room, a gesture, a barn, a facial expression. Write three descriptions of it:
1. One sentence
2. One paragraph
3. One page
How are they different? What techniques does each require? How does each affect the pace of the text?
Resources For Writing Period Pieces: 1940-1969
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Major Events
Below are links to extensive lists of events, categorized by individual years within the indicated decade. There you will find summaries, information, and timelines that will help you with further research.
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The director of cybersecurity from the Electronic Freedom Foundation is offering to help women who have been threatened with compromise of their devices.
I better see EVERYBODY reblogging this
Venom talking to Eddie / Riot talking to Carlton
‘Jesus’ comes from a shortening of the Hebrew version of the name Joshua, while ‘Christ’ simply means ‘the anointed one.’ To make this clearer to modern Christians, I propose a new Bible translation where Jesus is referred to only as “oily Josh”
There’s something really unsavory about oily Josh and his 12 teenage friends.
Oily Josh and the Greasy boys
greasy joe and the lads
me irl
this is making me SCREAM
Charles found out on the road trip and I was positive he was not gonna be able to keep the secret for much longer.
↳ Newt Scamander in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find them | 4/?
“New Girl” by superschool48: http://bit.ly/2G3zpAw
Hair is beautifully painted with wide, flat brushstrokes in this portrait; creating volume that many would be envious of.
Is going without food for 16 hours at a time really worth the trouble?
What is intermittent fasting, exactly? Intermittent fasting, unlike many other diets, is famously flexible in that you choose the days and hours during which you think it’s best to fast. The two most common methods are the 16:8 strategy—where you eat whatever you want (within reason) for eight hours a day and then fast for the other 16—and the 5:2 method, where you eat normally five days a week and then keep your food intake to roughly 500-600 calories for the other two days. It’s kind of a simplified-calories math problem that’s supposed to prevent the yo-yo effect of weight loss and weight gain. “There are different ways to do this diet, but the bottom line is that no matter which you choose, you’re taking in less energy, and because of that, you’re going to start using your own body stores for energy,” says Lisa Sasson, a clinical professor of nutrition at NYU. “If you don’t, you’re not going to lose weight.” Why might I want to try it? A recent study completed by the German Cancer Research Center concluded that intermittent fasting indeed “helps lose weight and promotes health,” and noted that the regimen proved especially adept at getting rid of fat in the liver. A USC study also found that the diet reduced participants’ risk of cancer, diabetes, heart disease, and other age-related diseases. While researchers involved cautioned that more testing is necessary, the results are at least encouraging. Most people who swear by intermittent fasting will tell you it helps not only with losing weight but also with reducing “belly fat.” This is not a conclusion with scientific backing, but it is the sort of thing to which every six-pack enthusiast aspires.
