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"The most dreadful and unattractive person only needs to be loved, and they will open up like a flower."

Oklahomans will be proud this mug was mentioned! Who ever talks about Oklahoma? 

Mr. T is serious about tea. 

I’d put cookies in my cookie monster mug too. I guess it keeps them warm and gooey. Yumm!

For the photographers that also love their coffee

To let your S.O. know how much you love them. 

To make that “Oh so fabulous” statement! 

To protect that manly mustache from getting dipped in coffee.

For the James Bond lovers who likes guns and flowers. 

For those who are DEAD SERIOUS about their coffee. 

For Princess Bride fans.

To restore your faith as your coffee runs out. 

For the engineers that aren’t morning people. 

Don’t like to share? “Lock” your coffee mug with this keychain hole! 

2,400 Krispy Kreme Doughnuts - Perfect for EVERY occasion 

Evolution of the Desk (1980-2014)

Easily remember sequences and key concepts – like PEMDAS – by revamping them into a story you can relate to.

YouTube it.

Channels like CrashCourse take big topics and break them down into short, easy-to-understand episodes. (And there’s an episode for just about every subject under the sun.)

Download free apps to study on the go.

Apps like Flashcards+ and Study Blue let you make and organize your own mobile flashcards and review sheets. Too much work? You can also browse through sets that others have already made.

Caffeinate (in breaks!)…

Caffeine helps kick the brain into gear, but you’re better off opting for frequent, small coffee breaks, rather than downing that venti before you hit the books.

… and pop some gum in between.

Studies suggest that chewing gum can boost concentration and focus. (Plus, all that chewing should keep you awake, right?)

Give your notes a makeover.

Amp up your notes with colors and visuals, and you’ll be more likely to recall the details when it’s game time. Give your notes a makeover. You also learn more effectively when you write things out by hand – so ditch the laptop for a bit.

Block distractions. Literally.

Can’t focus? SelfControl is a free app that will eliminate your access to distracting websites for a pre-set amount of time.

Tackle small sections at a time…

Need to memorize a huge chunk of information? Don’t try and do it all at once. Instead, learn a new chunk every day – and don’t start the next portion until you’ve got the last one down.

…but don’t procrastinate!

Make a schedule – and stick to it. If you’re especially prone to putting things off, use the Pomodoro technique to structure your time.

Get loud.

Read your notes aloud to yourself, or pair up with a friend and read sections to each other. Actually speaking and hearing the words – instead of just silently reading them on paper – will reinforce the material in a whole new way.