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how to survive freshmen year of high school

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002. WRITE LIKE A FUCKING ANGEL

the ultimate guide to writing

how to write good

how to write an essay

how to write a good essay

the five paragraph essay

deadly sins checklist

formatting your paper

tips on getting started

seven tips to become a better writer (stephen king)

four ways to have confidence in your writing

seven ways to speed up your writing

five ways to add sparkle to your writing

how to finish what you started: a five step plan for writers

thirty-one ways to find inspiration for your writing

tips for dealing with writer’s block

003. READING ISN’T ONLY FOR NERDS AND FANGIRLS

how to take care of your books

how to read shakespeare

no fear shakespeare  (i found this incredibly useful when studying macbeth!)

one hundred most read books

how to read difficult books

how to read faster

books made into movies

books made into tv shows

350+ free ebooks

004. STUDY MOTHER FUCKER

studying tips

studying techniques

how to pull an all-night and still have a successful exam result

how to get motivated to study

tips to help you concentrate

time management tips

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005. LEARNING SHIT

solve any maths equations: 1, 2.

when your teacher says not to use wikipedia (an alternative)

square root calculator, cube root calculator

for when you can’t do your homework

chemical equation balancer (what got me through chemistry last year)

cliffnotes, sparknotes

college courses

how to: multiply big numbers

crash courses (youtube)

teaches you everything

006. PRESENTING YOUR BEAUTIFUL SCHOOL WORK AY

free powerpoint (prezi)

free powerpoint presentations on anything

help with presentations

007. USEFUL WEBSITES BECAUSE THE INTERNET IS A WONDERFUL PLACE /SOMETIMES/

TED (basically gods gift)

challenge your brain

feed the hungry and up your vocabulary game

free online textbooks

final grade calculator

a whole page dedicated to studying and organising

008. MUSIC TO CALM DOWN UR SCHOOL DAY BLUES YO

a really chill playist

coffee shop blues

coffee shop sounds

calm nature sounds

concentration/focus playlist

relaxation is key

four hours of classical music

playlists to listen to: xxx, xxx, xxx, xxx, xxx, xxx, xxx, xxx, xxx, xxx, xxx, xxx.

009. ALL THIS STUDYING??? YOU NEED A BREAK, MY FRIEND.

watch a cute ass dog lick your screen

one hundred thousand stars

movies masterpost

foreign movies

gay movies

lesbian movies

lesbian movies you should definitely watch

broadway musicals

LGBT+ books

download free books

read any book

the best masterpost ever if you’re bored

010. TIPS FOR SCHOOL N STUFF BCUS I WANTED TEN BITS

try your best. not everyone can get all As, and getting all As does not make you better than everyone else. just do the best you can and be the best person you can be.

don’t sleep in class! i know it seems so so tempting but slept my way through geography last year and i got a C in my exam instead of the expected A so…

Don’t tick off your teacher, follow the rules to an extent, get to class on time, respect your classmates and teachers. you know, just be a decent person.

be positive!!! and not just for the first week or so, keep the positivity going throughout the whole school year. if you don’t believe in yourself then why should anyone else?

this is frequently asked but it’s too long and relevant to put in my FAQ. but anyways here are my top tips for natural looking skin regardless of the foundation coverage you’re wearing! :)

• exfoliate getting rid of unnecessary dead skin cells on the outer layer of your skin will basically allow you to have a smooth surface so everything that goes on top glides on 

• moisturize this is important regardless your skin type (ofc there are different kinds of moisturizers that are better for oily, dry, combo, sensitive etc) but the concept of moisturizing is so important. it hydrates your skin, prevents excess oil, and is just so important

• primer primer preps your skin for makeup and helps even out the texture of your skin so makeup products don’t cling on to dry areas

• foundation ofcourse the lighter the coverage, the more natural it’ll look but life isn’t always so simple haha. even if you wear a full coverage foundation, you can still look natural! i recommend going over your freshly applied foundation with a damp sponge to take off excess product

• concealer to make your concealer look natural and not cakey, i recommend first patting it on with your finger, and then blending it out with a precise blending brush so it gives an airbrushed effect

• powder powder could be one of the reasons why you look cakey. i find that translucent powders look so much more natural yet flawless on the skin. some people like getting coverage out of their powder, but getting the necessary coverage from your foundation/concealer looks more like real skin!

• blush/highlight going for cream or liquid blushes/highlighters look much more natural on the skin because it’s like it just melts into the skin whereas powder products sit on top. i’m more of a powder cheek product girl lol so it’s really personal preference but if you feel like your blush and highlighter looks like it’s just sitting on top looking all powdery (especially under sun light) maybe switch it up to cream/liquid formulas!

• setting spray i really don’t see any disadvantages of makeup setting sprays besides the fact that they’re usually not so great for travel. it sets in the powder (and the rest of your makeup) into the skin and actually gives the “skin” look even after all the makeup you put on :)

Fabric Choice for Cosplay panel. This is just the bare bones and the examples, since I talked about and explained things in person.

(One thing I’d like to add right here though, since I was asked about it in person — I don’t go into enough detail about the difference between dupioni and shantung. Dupioni is stiffer and more crinkly [it makes a rustling noise] as well as having a more pronounced surface texture; shantung is softer and suitable for draping [where dupioni isn’t] and has a smoother surface texture.)

Nothing in this panel is definitive, and the examples given (even of the different fabric types) are just that — examples. You will encounter many, many more types of fabric than this out in the wild, but this is meant to give you a general overview so you can hopefully find your way.

This information is for personal reference only, and not meant to be used for your own panel. You can share this/reblog this; just don’t re-present it as your own.

Here is a link to the pdf file of the presentation, in case this photoset is difficult to read. It’s slightly confusing but all I could get my computer to do, so here’s how you read it: the 4-slide pictures read left to right, top to bottom. The 2-slide pictures read top to bottom. The 4-slide pictures have to be read across first. I couldn’t get that to switch in the version of Reader I’m using, so sorry for any confusion. The pdf file should read correctly, with one slide per page.

Write down every new bit of vocab you encounter. 

Learn your grammar thoroughly. Use apps like memrise or quizlet to help you learn vocab better. 

Read books in the language you are learning, if you haven’t been learning for long children’s books are great for this because the language is simpler. 

Write out explanations for complicated grammar in a notebook in your own words so you understand them more. 

Get any essays you write marked by your teacher or a native speaker so you can learn from your mistakes. 

Get a pen pal or exchange student - you can learn so much about the culture of the country your language is from. 

Try and watch TV or listen to music in the language. 

Do lots of language and grammar exercises to have more practice. 

i am so slow

you can look at the posts on a certain day?

jfc

url.tumblr.com/day/2012/12/25 <- what you posted last christmas

omfg chRIST WHY DIDN’T I KNOW THIS BEFORE????

jaceiisms PSD #1

like/share if you use

do not claim as your own

So in order to bring some of the best sites, (or the ones I liked the most,) over here, I thought I’d do what I always like to do and make a list!

Day Zero Project For making those 101 in 1001 days lists.

Now Do This A very, very simple to-do list site, that displays one task at a time.

kicksaver A site that lets you save kickstarter projects by donating to them, before they end without meeting their goal.

Ifttt “If this then that” statements for the internet.

Siftlinks RSS for links in your twitter stream.

lilnub A bookmarklet for saving web pages to your email inbox.

Answer4Earth Help plant trees by answering trivia questions.

Free Kibble Answer questions to help feed dogs or cats that are in shelters.

DrugsDB Online prescription side effects database. Enter the prescription you take, and it will display a list.

Show RSS feed bookmarklet A bookmarklet to help find hidden feeds.

WordlessWeb A bookmarklet to strip text out of web pages, and only show images.

Philanthroper Like those daily deal sites, but for giving to charity. One charity is displayed every day, and you can give up to $10.

Listly Lets you make lists for your blog.

1. The Gothic Archies record

2. The book Nuptial Law

3. The portrait necklace–most likely portraits of Lemony and Beatrice or Beatrice and Bertrand.

4. Snakes

5. Violet’s hair ribbon

6. A marriage license, signed by both Violet Baudelaire and Count Olaf

7. The Daily Punctilio newspaper

8. Mushrooms

9. The book Mushroom Minutiae

10. Hotel Denouement cap

11.  Hotel Denouement room key

12.  Hotel Denouement bell

13. Shirley wig and jewelry

14. Pictures and a blueprint of Lucky Smells Lumbermill (the blueprint itself being a possible reference to Violet Baudelaire)

15. The book Paltryville Constitution

16. A crow

17. Klaus’s glasses

18. The dishes from Book Ten

19. Pasta puttanesca

20. A map of Lake Lachrymose

21. Lachrymose Leech

22. Multiple pictures of three children 

23. A birdcage, presumably Sunny’s from Book One because it looks too small to fit Olaf

24. Snakeskin

25. Tickets to The Marvelous Marriage

26. Tarot Cards (presumably in reference to Madam Lulu)

27. VFD insignia

There were also several references to the movie:

28. Count Olaf’s silhouette 

29. A spyglass

And I would like to credit ohmanguys with the discovery of several things that I did not have on my list:

30. Esme’s cigarette

31. The book Advances in Ocular Science

When it comes to creating characters, sometimes it’s easy to let them slip into the same old stock standard set of body types. Basically clones with a few props, hairdos and make up to spice things up a bit. After a while, having the same actor play dress up for every character gets kinda boring…

It’s tough to break the habit too, especially when you’re taught a single set way to draw. Not to say having a solid construction method is ever a bad thing, as long as it doesn’t confine your creativity.

Check out these nifty tips and pointers by jeinu to give each of your comic book characters their own a unique flavour of memorable originality.

make your bed to immediately make your room look more put together

water first, then coffee or tea

pray or meditate, even just for ten minutes, to set the tone for your day

browse the news headlines ( & read the articles that interest you when you’ve got time) 

wear something you feel b o m b in

listen to music while doing your daily activities-commuting, cleaning, cooking, exercising

smile at at least two people 

smile at YOURSELF

call or message someone you love

eat food that makes you feel radiant 

make lists of things you need to accomplish for the day

stretch for 10 minutes 

record in your phone the positive thoughts you have so you can remember them

carry water with you (always always always) 

shut off your phone for an hour and have some ME time

take a hot shower or bath at the end of a stressful day 

try to make plans to spend time with someone at least once a week

think about 3 things you are grateful for at the end of each day

do something calming, relaxing, and non-electronic 30 minutes before you sleep

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