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People who are genuinely happy in their relationships usually don’t post about it on social media. Studies show that someone who’s always gushing about their partner on Facebook is tied to how insecure they are in their relationship - while those who are more secure spend time enjoying their relationships instead of trying to convince other people (and themselves) how happy they are. Source Source 2 Source 3
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USS Constitution Week - Navy History in Popular Culture
Introducing a new social media series for #NHF: The ABCs of Navy Slang. We begin with 50/50/90, a popular term in the “Nuke” Community. Share with us your stories of your use of the term in your career in the comment section below.
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If you have been in the Navy in the past half-century, you most likely had a beer day aboard ship. Share your favorite stories
‘The Raven’ was almost 'The Parrot’. When Edgar Allen Poe first conceived of the poem, he wanted a 'melancholy’ feel and planned to use 'nevermore’ as a refrain. Deciding that a talking, non- reasoning animal would be the best way to repeat the word, Poe first thought of a parrot - until he realized ravens are 'equally capable of speech, and infinitely more in keeping with the intended tone.’ Source Source 2
Showgoers is a Google Chrome extension that lets you sync your Netflix player with yourfriends’ so that you can watch the same thing in real-time. Clicking play/pause or jumping to another scene affects the players of all other synced users. Source
SkilCraft is a trade name of the National Industries for the Blind, an organization created by the Wagner-O'Day Act of 1938 to create employment opportunities for blind Americans. Products bearing the Skilcraft brand are commonly used in United States federal government institutions, including the United States Postal Service.
Blind workers assemble the pens in factories in Wisconsin and North Carolina. The original 16-page specifications for the pen are still in force: It must be able to write continuously for a mile and in temperatures up to 160 degrees and down to 40 degrees below zero.
It has been used in war zones, and was designed to fit undetected into U.S. military uniforms. According to company lore, the pen can stand in for a two-inch fuse and comes in handy during emergency tracheotomies.
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Lexington, Kentucky accepts canned food as payment for parking fines to feed the homeless.
Kya the Shiba Inu is so obsessed with her Santa toy that she carries it everywhere, licks it all the time, and has kept it for over a year. Though she’s usually hyper and misbehaves at pet stores, her owners took her to meet Santa in real life. This was her reaction. Source Source 2
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If you’re planning to steal a Rolls Royce hood ornament, you probably won’t emerge victorious. Since 2004, every model has come equipped with a special mechanism that retracts the ornament the moment it’s touched and stores it in a secret compartment, where it will stay until the owner returns. Source Source 2
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Your dog understands you more than you may think. Recent studies found that dogs understand both familiar words and tone of voice, which they can combine to correctly interpret what you are saying. So if you’ve ever moaned about getting out of bed for a morning walk, your dog may still get excited, but he knows you aren’t feeling it. Source
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