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The Third Volume of Chemistry Life Hacks by The American Chemical Society ‘Reactions’ Web Series
Uncanny X-Men # 23 - Guardians of the Galaxy variant by Arthur Adams
That’s just exquisite.
Cary Grant’s hair and makeup test for North by Northwest (1959). The card reads “HAIR MUSSED + DRUNK”.
I Have So Much to Learn From My Sister, Africa - Prodigal Magazine
I Have So Much to Learn From My Sister, Africa - Prodigal Magazine
I sit on the ground with her, this woman in the brightly printed dress and crow’s feet from the Widow’s Village in Rwanda.
She sits with a thud, because the genocide has that kind of impact–it has robbed her of her husband and her children–and she has been listening to another woman tell her story and the memories–they’ve just collided and shoved her down.
So I sit there with her in the dirt, a child in my lap and the village around us.
“God is good,” she whispers.
After Battling Cancer, 11-Year Old Girl Invented a ‘Chemo Backpack’ to Replace Bulky IV Poles
Something to make cancer suck just slightly less for kids. Slightly. Ever, ever, ever so slightly.
AP vs. Chicago
“A guide comparing Associated Press style and Chicago style for editors, writers, teachers, students, word nerds, and anyone else who gives a dollar sign, ampersand, exclamation point, and pound sign about style.”
This. Is. Everything.
Love Rocket Raccoon? Please consider donating to writer Bill Mantlo's ongoing care! »
Love Rocket Raccoon? Please consider donating to writer Bill Mantlo's ongoing care! »
If you saw #GuardiansOfTheGalaxy and loved Rocket Raccoon, please take time to learn about his creator Bill Mantlo.
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Neuroscientists Find that Playing an Instrument Is a Unique Workout for the Brain
I bet I can still remember a little of how to read music from those glorious middle- and high-school band days. (No, I never went to band camp.) And I’ve always wanted to learn the piano…