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The Dumping Grounds
A Day In The Life Of A Schizophrenic
Let me run you through a day in the life of my personal brand of schizophrenia:
7:00 am: Wake up and lay in bed for awhile. Although I live alone, I hear footsteps throughout my apartment. I start wondering whether someone broke in during the night, so I get up to check the lock. Not only is the dead bolt still latched, but the chain is also still in tact; however, the footsteps are still in the kitchen, and I have to check the door and whole apartment at least three more times be sure I’m alone.
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Female Texas Teacher Only Sentenced to 60 Days After Sexually Abusing Student for 3 Years
A former Texas teacher has been sentenced to 60 days in prison for sexually assaulting a student for three years, beginning when he was 13.
Marka Bodine, who had taught the sixth grade, will not have to begin serving time until next year because she just had a baby, a judge ruled.
The infant’s father is not the boy, Bodine’s attorney said.
Video of the Day
An experienced parachutist filmed his own two-mile death plunge after he fell from an airplane without realizing he had no parachute.
April 6, 1988: LOUISBURG, N.C. (AP) – A tired parachutist’s fatigue and his preoccupation with videotaping other jumpers could have led him to leap from a plane without a chute, plummeting 10,500 feet to his death, an acquaintance says.
The death of Ivan Lester McGuire was accidental, although ″a man who has jumped 800 times ought to remember his parachute,″ said Franklin County Sheriff’s Capt. Ralph Brown.
Linkage
Huge Samoan With Hands Of Stone Makes Dude Reevaluate His Life Choices – Vimeo
Whatever Happened to Nana Visitor aka ‘Kira Nerys’ From Star Trek: Deep Space Nine? – Ned Hardy
Cheap but valuable add-on for your office chair. Really helps my low back pain while I’m sitting all day at work – Amazon
An end-of-life doula’s advice on how to make the most of your time on earth – VOX
The 12 Best Van Nuys Restaurants In 2022 – Van Life Wanderer
‘That’s It? It’s Over? I Was 30. What a Brutal Business’: Pop Stars on Life After the Spotlight Moves On – The Guardian
This Chart Shows You How Many Years an Extra $100K Buys You in Retirement – Smart Assets
Rimac Nevera first drive: An entirely new level of hypercar performance – ARS Technica
Why did Reddit turn Bed Bath & Beyond into the latest meme stock? – Mashable
Young Jamaican Kid Will Get You Motivated! (video) – Leenks
This gets me through the afternoon slump. I take one mint and it helps me get through the rest of the day – Amazon
Walmart’s Grocery Price Changes Over The Past Three Years, Compared – Tradingpedia
I’m Tired Of Financially Supporting My Mom. Am I A Bad Daughter? – Refinery 29
This Simple Meditation Practice Finally Solved My Fear of Flying – Apartment Therapy
10 Reasons People Believe Conspiracy Theories – Listverse
The Crypto Geniuses Who Vaporized a Trillion Dollars – Intelligencer
10 Ways to Make Your Wife Happy and Make Her Fall in Love with You Again – Knowledge For Men
Saudi Arabia sentenced a woman to 34 years in prison for tweeting – The Verge
Buzzkill alert — it’s getting harder to retire – The Hustle
The Dumping Grounds
A Day In The Life Of A Prison Inmate
(photo: @tomblackout)
I can only say from my experience.
I was in a cell. There are also dorms, and I haven’t been in a dorm.
I was in a 2-3 man cell (new guy had to sleep on floor).
I woke up around 5:30 AM or just before( you get used to it). Then there was a count.
At that point you had the option to go back to sleep until breakfast or do something else, such as watch the local news on T.V., work out or try to shower.
You could also read, or do something. I usually got up and started moving around.
Around 7 you’d do another count where they actually looked in you cell to see if it was in order, and then chow.
Picture of the Day
This is a photo of Pelorus Jack.
He was a dolphin that used to guide ships through an extremely dangerous channel in New Zealand. First appearing in 1888, Jack escorted ships for the next 24 years.
If the crew did not see Jack, they would wait for him to appear. He guided ships through the narrow channel by swimming alongside them for approximately 20 minutes. There were no shipwrecks under his watch.