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In WW1, the German military allegedly processed the fat from the bodies of their fallen soldiers in special “corpse-utilization factories.” British propagandists received this information and purposely mistranslated the German term of animal carcass into “human corpse.”
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I've been hunting a copy of this book for a long time, and finally found one in the bookshop of little museum (it's been out of print for over 20 years!). It's a series of interviews with lumberjacks who worked in Michigan between the end of the Civil War and the beginning of World War I. Love me some primary sources! #rarebooks #primarysource #lumberjack #logging #historygeek #history #federalwritersproject
Tea Time ft. Mom
Tea has been tied with health benefits for centuries, even used as medicine for illnesses. Because my interest in this topic stems from my appreciation for tea and my major in biochemistry, I decided to conduct an experiment to test the effects of tea directly. Over the course of four days, my mom and I each drank one cup of chamomile tea before going to sleep to determine whether it improved sleep quality. Each night, we drank tea at around 11:00 PM, about 30 minutes before going to bed. Chamomile tea is commonly associated with improving sleep quality and reducing the time it takes to fall asleep.
On average, it typically takes me between 30 minutes to an hour to fall asleep on weekdays, so my hypothesis was that drinking chamomile tea would reduce this time. However, during the first two days, I noticed no significant change in how long it took me to fall asleep, although I did feel noticeably drowsier after drinking the tea. This relaxed feeling continued as I was trying to fall asleep, but I believe the lack of immediate results may be due to my usual sleep schedule, because I typically fall asleep closer to 1:00 AM. During the final two days, however, I found that I was able to fall asleep faster than usual.
My mom experienced similar results, although she reported falling asleep faster after the second day. She stated that, “I didn’t notice much change at first, but after a few nights, I started to feel calmer before bed and found myself falling asleep more quickly than I normally do.”
The results of this experiment suggest that chamomile tea may be more effective when consumed consistently over time, particularly in promoting relaxation rather than immediately inducing sleep. Additionally, the findings indicate that while chamomile may not act as a rapid sleep aid, it can contribute to improved sleep readiness by helping the body relax before bed.
Email from Karyna Shuliak
Email dated Friday, January 19, 2018 6:38 AM from Karyna Shuliak to Jeffrey. The message consists primarily of repeated “Love You” statements and includes embedded metadata fields.
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Exhibit A
Page labeled “EXHIBIT A” followed by a dated journal-style entry referencing December 9 and December 10. The content appears handwritten on a notebook page.
DOJ File ID: EFTA00088955
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Protective Order Notice
Document labeled “SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER PARAGRAPHS 7, 8, 9, 10, 15, and 17.” The page contains SDNY_GM_02763693 and EFTA reference markings. No additional content appears on the page.
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Email to Jeffrey Epstein
Email dated Wed 11/11/2009 4:02:12 PM sent to Jeffrey Epstein. The message discusses a personal encounter and references a prior conversation. Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T.
DOJ File ID: EFTA02435581
Email to Jeffrey Epstein
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