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*LAUGHS IN SOURCE CONTROL*

If scammers were smart, they’d send out a normal looking email from a reputable company and put the link they actually want you to click as the “Unsubscribe Here” button.

Repeat after me: RAID is no Backup! I will verify my backup and keep it offsite too!!

Via https://twitter.com/leyrer/status/847816162557689857

“When Kane Tanaka, the oldest person alive today, was born in 1903, Margaret Ann Neve was 110 years old. In 1792, when Margaret was born, Ferdinand Ashmall (born in 1695) was 97 years old. The 17th, 18th, 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries have been experienced by the overlapping lives of only 3 people.”

— http://ifttt.com/missing_link?1535712089

Back to School Masterpost

It’s the time of year where school is beginning to start back up again and I know a lot of students from all years are nervous, stressed, or just ready to get serious about improving their school habits. So, here’s a masterpost of many wonderful school related posts (it’s impossible to include all the wonderful posts I’ve seen over the years).  Enjoy!

How to be Productive and Motivated on the Weekends

How to Write an Essay Last Minute

How to Finish a Group Project on Time

Finals Survival Guide

Study Hacks for College/Uni

Taking Care of Your Household (or Apartment/Dorm): A Checklist

Bullet Journal Page Ideas

A Big Bang of How-to Stuff

10 Tips for Studying and Making Good Grades

Quick Guide to Doing Finals With Mental Illnesses

Types of Study Breaks for Every Situation

Ways to Study that are Actually Productive

Advice and Tips for College Freshman

Multiple Language Learning Methods: One Isn’t Going to Cut it

How to Read Your Textbook: SQ3R Method

How to Prepare for an Exam

How to Make Study Time More Effective

How to Make Your Own Study Guide

How to Get Motivated

Preparing to Start School Again (a Glow Up Post)

How to Choose a Major

Academic Tips for High School and College Students

How to Balance Work and School

How to Get the Most Out of Your Day: A Time Management Post

Campus Living Advice

Budgeting 101

How to Ace AP Exams

Tips for When You’re Taking Online Classes

Transferring Colleges: A How-To Guide to Save Your Sanity

Sites Where You Can Get Free Textbooks

Dorming vs. Renting

Doing College While Being a Single Parent

Study Tips for Finals

Preparing to Enter College/Uni

Organization Tips for School

Important Paper Organization

YNA’s Comprehensive Guide to Finding, Renting, and Setting Up an Apartment

Stress Management Tips

Internship Tips

20 Things to do Before Moving Out of Your Parents’ House

College Cooking 101

Gap Year Advice

Choosing a College

How to Use Office Hours to Your Advantage

Things for Students to Utilize

Effective Reading Tips

Cornell Note Taking Method

ACT Help Masterpost

Tips for People Who Are Bad at Studying

How to Google Like a Boss

How to Never Fall Behind in Classes

Real Talk Tips for Studying

How to Schedule Your Study Time

Back to School Supply Essentials

Tips for Staying Focused

School and Studying Tips

Note Taking Masterpost

AP World History PowerPoint Masterpost

Tips for Studying a New Language

Start School at a Higher Level (Academic Prep)

Working on Self-Discipline to Improve Your Studying

Emma Studies’ Printables Masterpost

How to Take Effective Class/Lecture Notes

How to Create a Study Schedule for the Holidays

Types of Procrastination and How to Deal With Them

Back to School Guide Masterpost

100 Days of Productivity Challenge

10 Tips to Increase Your Study Motivation

2018 Student Guide

10 Small Tips to Improve Your Productivity

A Million Movies to Get You in the School Spirit

How to Improve Your Handwriting Quickly

A Starting Guide to Bullet Journaling

Productivity and Time Management Applications

A Quick Guide to Finals (Masterpost)

How to Deal With Moving Schools/Universities

How to Take Notes from a Textbook

How to Create an Effective Colour Coding System

College Tips for Freshman

On Campus Jobs

Motivating Yourself to Start an Assignment

How to Get Your School Life Back in Order

Where to Learn Things for Free

Surviving School: Masterpost of Helpful Websites and Apps

How to Overcome Presentation Anxiety

Posts mostly from myself, Your New Apartment, Queen-of-Apricity, Her Highness the Queen, and Emma Studies. I love and follow all these amazing people!

Gravity, Hazard of Alteration

A human journey to Mars, at first glance, offers an inexhaustible amount of complexities. To bring a mission to the Red Planet from fiction to fact, NASA’s Human Research Program has organized some of the hazards astronauts will encounter on a continual basis into five classifications.

The variance of gravity fields that astronauts will encounter on a mission to Mars is the fourth hazard.

On Mars, astronauts would need to live and work in three-eighths of Earth’s gravitational pull for up to two years. Additionally, on the six-month trek between the planets, explorers will experience total weightlessness. 

Besides Mars and deep space there is a third gravity field that must be considered. When astronauts finally return home they will need to readapt many of the systems in their bodies to Earth’s gravity.

To further complicate the problem, when astronauts transition from one gravity field to another, it’s usually quite an intense experience. Blasting off from the surface of a planet or a hurdling descent through an atmosphere is many times the force of gravity.

Research is being conducted to ensure that astronauts stay healthy before, during and after their mission. Specifically researchers study astronauts’ vision, fine motor skills, fluid distribution, exercise protocols and response to pharmaceuticals.

Exploration to the Moon and Mars will expose astronauts to five known hazards of spaceflight, including gravity. To learn more, and find out what NASA’s Human Research Program is doing to protect humans in space, check out the “Hazards of Human Spaceflight" website. Or, check out this week’s episode of “Houston We Have a Podcast,” in which host Gary Jordan further dives into the threat of gravity with Peter Norsk, Senior Research Director/ Element Scientist at the Johnson Space Center.

Make sure to follow us on Tumblr for your regular dose of space: http://nasa.tumblr.com.

Tell a Dragon Truths

Kohei and Akamori

Blood banks need a constant supply of donors to maintain their supply, but some enzymes already in our bodies might be able to help!

My Dudes i just draw a Human Venom…🖤…🖤…🖤… (holy sh*t…aiz)