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Kuroko and Uiharu are yudging you
Somehow I ended up buying the TFIOS book. I nearly started crying while beeing at the hair stylist yesterday.
some authors could really use a âplot twist limitâ or a âyouâve killed too many characters alreadyâ notification you know
You gave me a forever within the numbered days
itâs a beautiful day to give me money
Rebel With a Cause
Keen to continue her studies abroad, Hayat Sindi told her father some good news: She had been accepted at a prestigious university in London. Her traditional Muslim father said it would tarnish the family name for a young woman to live overseas alone. âHe told me, âOver my dead body,ââ Sindi recalls. Still, she persuaded him, and off she went to England.
The truth is, she hadnât been accepted at any university. When she landed in London as a teenager in 1991, she says, she spoke only Arabic, no English. âMy first night there, I went to a youth hostel,â she says. âI was in an attic room. I panicked. I looked at my plane ticketsâmy father had bought a return ticket. I thought, Iâll go home tomorrow.â Instead she went to an Islamic cultural center and got a translator to help her meet with college officials. âThey told me, âYouâre crazy,ââ she says. âI was naive. I thought they would just let me in.â
After a year spent cramming on English and studying to pass the âA-levels,â the U.K.âs college-admission courses, she got herself in to Kingâs College, where she graduated in 1995 with a degree in pharmacology. She went on to get a Ph.D. in biotechnology from Cambridge in 2001. She says her family didnât learn about her lie until years later, when they were surprised to hear her mention it in a speech.
âMy father was worried that, when I lived abroad alone, I would ruin the family honor,â she says. But in time he boasted to the neighbors, like any proud father. âWhen he died,â she says, âI found newspaper clippings about me under his pillow.âÂ
Sindi is known in scientific circles for her âsocial innovation,â as she calls it, such as co-founding a group at Harvard to develop a new technique for using tiny, cheap slips of paper and a drop of blood or saliva to diagnose liver disease, and perhaps eventually AIDSâpotentially replacing costly lab tests. The technology, while still being tested, has the potential to save lives across the developing world.
amazing. simply inspiring.
Boss.
Wow.
Life Tip: Donât allow Tumblr to become your primary/only source for morality. Remember, this is the site which had many people genuinely believe that they can get unlimited chocolate just by slicing it a certain way. I know I certainly wouldnât want these people dictating my worldview for me.
US students will be able to shield themselves during school shootings with the latest in body armour, the Bodyguard Blanket
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Are fucking kidding me? I have been sitting at home and constantly watching the news after the events of yesterday. For those of you who are wondering, I am a junior at REYNOLDS HIGH SCHOOL! I was there when the shooter kept running in the halls trying to open the doors and get in. I was there in the dark praying and crying while my librarian kept saying â theyâll have to kill me before they touch my kidsâ I have known her for three years, her determination to keep us safe broke her heart. Seeing this, that little children need protection in school. Are we sending kids to a battlefield? I have three little brothers ranging from 5-10, and still people have the nerve to speak about the second amendment? Really? I canât even type anymore. Iâm so disgusted and frustrated. When will you realize that itâs important to have gun control? When a shooter is pointing a gun at your child? Is that when youâll realize that guns arenât something to be kept around. People say itâs a free country but honesty, this country is more oppressed and diseased than any other country.
Show me ONE instance where gun control and gun free zones prevented school shootings.