if u speak smth other than english rb and tag whether ur languages words for orange the fruit and orange the color are the same

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if u speak smth other than english rb and tag whether ur languages words for orange the fruit and orange the color are the same

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just some of the the changes in design for the Penguin Symbol on old Penguin Paperbacks
he did a little dance and for this crime he was imprisoned in a bubble
They liked his little dance so much they gave him a spotlight
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ich bin jetzt keine Expertin in Phylogenie, aber ich denke Pfandmaschinen müssen eine entfernte Verwandtschaft haben mit Druckern. Sie sind stärker domestiziert worden und daher etwas zahmer, aber in Momenten wo sie sich unberechenbar verhalten und man ihren willkürlichen Entscheidungen hilflos ausgesetzt ist wird einem die Verwandtschaft doch deutlich.
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S. snuffleupagus, a newly described species of fish, is named after the beloved Sesame Street character, Mr. Snuffleupagus, to which it bear
SNUFFLEUPAGUS REAL
Fantastic article!! The guys looking for it were fish researchers who saw it one time, knew instantly it was an undescribed species, and then tried for nearly 20 years to find and document it!
It's a type of ghost pipefish, related to seahorses, and it floats around coral reefs looking like a piece of algae and hunting unsuspecting prey
They are, of course, named after Snuffleupagus from Sesame Street!
Later on it the project, they got citizen science involved, and people across the Pacific started reporting sightings of snuffy fish from all over!
Hooray for science and hooray for S. snuffleupagus !

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We report: May is, so far, colder and wetter than April had been, which is something we had hoped for. Smelling leftover rain suspended in the air is an essential experience to our concept of spring. And then anyway, the sun emerges last second, so we may all be content.
[ID from Alt: Digital painting of a sunset sky: only partly cloudy, a variety of long clouds, purple and blue. Part of the clouds are bubbling, a bright mix of orange and pink in between some of the darker clouds. End ID]
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joining the war on pigeons on the side of pigeons
Love women who love the brine of life...Pickles, Olives, pickled jalapeños, sun-dried tomatoes, pickled ginger, pepperoncini, kimchi, pickled red onions
there’s a local guy called the Sidewalk Astronomer who sets up outside the clubs downtown with a giant telescope and lets the drunk people walking by look at the stars. he’s my hero and he let me see the moon and Jupiter today
A regular part of my job is trying to reach out to people who have been quietly trying to make their community a better place; the volunteers, the teachers, the fucking. People who rehabilitate injured wild owls in a Quonset hut in the woods, and to a one this is the kind of person who immediately reviles at recognition. The kind of person who immediately says that they never got into this to get praise for it, and that they’d infinitely prefer to quietly plug away at this anonymously forever.
And from this I’ve always drawn two conclusions:
To always distrust Mr. Beast and his ilk who always want their acts of charity done on film, because the people who really want to do good and have no motives to do it besides the doing it never want recognition for it, and
That there are, in the dark, in the quiet, always people who are doing good, and the reason you don’t hear about it is because they’d rather die than receive recognition for it, but they’re real; they do exist. And you are never alone
Our local credit union did something kind of brilliant about this - when they wanted to help, instead of introducing Yet Another Corporate Award, they just started... Paying for mental healthcare for the staff at organizations that recieve grants from them. I don't think I've ever seen anyone - let alone a corporation - so strongly understand that "support" and "recognition" are such different things.
I'm like. Someone who doesn't belong in academia at all but accidentally ended up here via being good at standardized tests through a dumb luck of the draw spread of traits/skills.

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Your daily reminder that you don't have to be a genius or some math whiz in order to be a STEM major. One failed class, one bad exam, or even one awful teacher does not make you unintelligent or incapable of achieving your goals. Dust yourself off and try again.
Your daily reminder that the cocky prep-school-grad white boy in your STEM class is not smarter than you, just wildly more overconfident and with a slight advantage from better preparation. There is so much to learn though that the preparation advantage truly is slight and will disappear in the first year or two if you stick with it. Don't fall for the lie that everyone else gets it and you're the only one struggling, frequently the worst know-it-all in the class actually only the slightest idea what's going on, too.
Also, don't assume that the thing you don't understand is insanely complicated and you'll never get it. Assume you will understand it. Assume you're very close to understanding it. I did peer tutoring for three years in college and something almost every student said as soon as they understood a concept was always: "Oh, that's it? I thought it was way more complicated than that." And I'd be like yes!!! You've been so very close to understanding it all along!!!! I watched students go from failing and considering dropping the major to getting B+/A-s while two-thirds of the time all I had to do was say "show me how you would try to solve this" and tell them to just keep going every time they looked at me like they were lost and ready to give up. And they'd figure it out. That's the real advantage that the privileged students have: they assume that obviously they are smart and can figure it out, and so eventually they do. Persevere with the confidence of a mediocre white man!
when i grow up i wanna be a dandelion
[ID: digital illustration dandelion plant. Yellow background, bold graphic design. Text reads "April. The weeds burst up from the gutter. Me too, I pray. Me too. And may God forget to mow the grass." /end ID]