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The lot I work at is absolutely the last stop. If you’ve got 3 repos and just got out of prison last week and don’t have a driver’s license, we can still get you in a car.
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I graduated from Dartmouth in the 1990s so my info may be old. I also have taken several classes in both the sciences and humanities at public state schools such UC Berkeley, the University of Minnesota Twin Cities and my local California State University. The main difference as many answers here have noted is not so much the materials, instructors or professors, but the students’ abilities. Rather than giving statistics which you can google, here are my personal undergraduate experiences.
This drawing tells the wrinkled forehead; the elevated brow; the closed eye; the dilated nostril; the rigid masseter; the fixed jaw; the closed mouth; the corrugated lips; the bubbling saliva; the retracted head; the shortened neck; the starting cervical muscles; the turgid veins; the arched spine; the raised chest; the troubled breathing; the catching diaphragm; the heaving abdomen; the separated arm; the squared elbow; the bent wrist; the clenched fingers; the incurved thumb; the extended and separated legs; the bent down toes; the livid surface; the whole figure rigid as wood – a pitiful sight.
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Three years now I have sat and waited. I’ve waited for my dreams to come to fruition. They haven’t. I’ve read books, watched videos, made plans, made better plans. My mindset has changed, and I can’t discount the value in that at all. I actually believe that mindset change is the first crucial step towards achievement. But that doesn’t mean I’ve reached those goals I’ve written down time and time again.
She Played ‘Dottie’ in A League of Their Own. See Geena Davis Now at 67 – Ned Hardy
Accused Air Force intel leaker Jack Teixeira’s bedroom is the most cringe thing we’ve ever seen – Task and Purpose
Half of vinyl buyers in the US don’t have a record player, new study shows – Consequence
Why Does My Cat Wake Me Up So Early, and What Can I Do About It? – The Conversation
He Played ‘Pedro’ in Napoleon Dynamite. See Efren Ramirez Now at 49 – Ned Hardy
The Problem With Being House Rich – Wealth of Common Sense
Scientists Discover Fungi That Can Eat Plastic in Just 140 Days – My Modern Met
Living in a Frank Lloyd Wright House: 7 Homeowners Share Their Honest Experience – AD
How Often Should You Rotate Tires? – The Drive
Dear god, they’re trying to make a movie out of Cormac McCarthy’s Blood Meridian – AV Club
Productivity Strategy: Reduce Friction, Increase Integrity, Become Simple – Brent Huras
Road Rager defends weapon attack, lays down some nasty ground and pound! – Instagram
Mattel Debuts a Barbie With Down Syndrome – Mental Floss
How Smart is ChatGPT, Visualized? – Visual Capitalist
AI should scare Hollywood writers — and everyone else – VOX
7 Tips for Creating Happier Travel Memories – Afar
See inside the luxury tiny house a couple built in the mountains for $62,000 – Insider
The Five Love Languages is a book by Gary Chapman that describes the five primary ways people give and receive love. The author of the book has used it in relationship counselling for many years, and has had good results.
They are:
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The World Heritage site of Chauvet Cave in southern France is famous for having the world’s oldest cave paintings.
When the cave was discovered in 1994, many scholars initially assumed that they must have been made around the same time as those at Lascaux, around 21,000 years ago.
Photo by Fred Moon
We have the tendency to make assumptions about everything. The problem with making assumptions is that we believe they are the truth. We could swear they are real. We make assumptions about what others are doing or thinking — we take it personally — then we blame them and react by sending emotional poison with our word. That is why whenever we make assumptions, we’re asking for problems. We make an assumption, we misunderstand, we take it personally, and we end up creating a whole big drama for nothing.
