When I was a kid of 8, the first ship model that I put together was the aircraft carrier Franklin Delano Roosevelt. And on the deck, were a bunch of corsairs.| Spawny's Space
I put together a model of this as a kid. I hung it from the ceiling over the TV| Spawny's Space
I went to the Air Force Museum. We have been seeing the results. But, I feel we need to give the Navy some love for a bit| Spawny's Space
My sister had a few pet turtles. They lasted for two weeks. She also had a rabbit, and that rabbit lasted for a solid nine months until my Siberian Huskies broke into the cage and ate them. She had a gerbil. She had it for maybe a month and a half before it made it’s … Continue reading Science is a powerful tool, but it must be used responsibly| Metallicman
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They scurry around the department to classes, labs, and seminars. We see them present and read their reaction papers. Let’s take some time to learn about the people behind the PowerPoints. Graduate students are essential to the research enterprise and valued members of any department with a graduate program. The... Continue reading... The post Meet the Graduate Students: Julian Madrigal appeared first on Department of Psychology.| Department of Psychology
Congratulations to our second year graduate student cohort on an amazing 2025 Graduate Research Colloquium! This year’s GRC featured fascinating research. But it also celebrated the hard work and progress from our talented and determined clinical and experimental area graduate students. We look forward to hearing more about your research... Continue reading... The post 2025 Graduate Research Colloquium: GREAT SUCCESS! appeared first on Department of Psychology.| Department of Psychology
Who are the people behind the lectern? Did they appear one day to discuss t-tests and theories, and then disappear into the ether? It turns out that faculty are people too! The Department of Psychology strives to create a culture replete with high quality research and teaching. To foster that... Continue reading...| Department of Psychology
We’ve compiled our favorite parts of this year’s event, including the largest-ever collection of special food, goods, and a new HamiKuma variant. Universal Studios Japan (USJ) is known for the big Halloween bash that it throws every year around this time. This year’s theme is “Sanity? Who needs it?” which is running at the park […]| SoraNews24 -Japan News-
Spanish is an official language in more than 20 countries, and their dialects are getting more different every day! Here’s what Spanish might sound like a century from now.| Duolingo Blog
If you're studying Spanish, you can learn a lot from Bad Bunny lyrics! Here's the vocabulary, grammar, and Puerto Rican culture to listen for.| Duolingo Blog
What if the best part of game night isn’t always the victory but the moments spent building the world together? Turning crafting into part of the experience can transform an ordinary game into something personally meaningful. Whether it’s shaping clay into miniatures, piecing together Lego terrains, or repurposing old c oins as tokens, creating together […] The post How Making the Game Can Be Just as Fun as Playing It appeared first on New York Weekly.| New York Weekly
Ever felt something you couldn’t name? Japanese might have a word for it.| Duolingo Blog
Ready to learn in an immersion setting? Not until you’ve read these tips!| Duolingo Blog
Welcome back readers. We’ve got nineteen new-and-cool selections for you this week. If this is your first visit, we have a Patreon that has helped us bring you a slice of online games crit each week for (counts on fingers, runs out...| Critical Distance
Welcome back readers. We’re two for two on this recent streak of on-time Sunday updates. I’m hoping to keep this up as I adapt my schedule to accommodate a couple of new work commitments in my non-CD life. So how about that...| Critical Distance
Welcome back readers. Behold! A rare on-time-ish Sunday post! If you are as amazed by that feat as I am, what would you say are the odds we can translate that amazement into Patreon support? Eh? Eh…| Critical Distance
The human world is full of headlines about people who can’t get along—and sometimes peace and harmony seem impossible. Thankfully, a cute animal story from Australia can remind us there’s another way. A few weeks ago, Steve Lamplough found two creatures from opposite corners of the animal kingdom bonding in his backyard. While at home […] The post Man is Shocked to Find His Dog Giving a Baby Koala a Piggyback Ride appeared first on Good News Network.| Good News Network
Cousins from opposite sides of the ocean met by complete chance after turning up at their ancestor’s grave at the exact same time and discovering they were all related. Ian Brandon and Malcolm Atkins from the UK were visiting the grave of their great, great, great, grandfather Anthony Smith only to find another couple from […] The post Families from Opposite Sides of Atlantic Meet by Chance at Grave of Ancestor ‘Absolutely Thrilled’ to Meet 4th Cousins appeared first on Good News Netw...| Good News Network
As demands rise and fall, it’s natural for energy and focus to dip and rebound. These strategies can help you steady your rhythm and stay on track.| Johns Hopkins University Student Well-Being
Every kid is different, and we need to understand that. Some pick up vocabulary fast but struggle with grammar, and others can read but can’t pronounce. AI completely gets that!| SmartClass4Kids
as we get older, grouchier, crankier and more creaky it is admittedly getting harder and harder to get out there and have fun together. “fun” is such a strange word for me...| Winnie Lim
From the beginning of Christianity, the church has been a singing people. Jesus modeled that for us on His way to the cross (Matt 26:30), and ever since, Christians have been writing and gathering to sing songs of praise to …| Aliens and Pilgrims
Is it Friday? Really? Are you sure? Okay, then, I’m here with your Stream of Consciousness Saturday prompt. I don’t know if Mercury is in retrograde, but so many of my mechanical and technical devices are doing weird things. Just … Continue reading →|
It’s Friday once again, and would you look at that! I’m back with your Stream of Consciousness Saturday prompt. We’re in the season of the weather not being able to make up its mind here in southern Ontario. But I’m … Continue reading →|
When you have to rely on your phone to count your daily steps, it turns out pockets are essential. If you would like to participate in this prompt, feel free to use the “One-Liner Wednesday” title…| lindaghill.com
Hosting a craft night soon? Looking for a fun, low-stress project that’s perfect for beginners and seasoned crafters alike? This DIY Mod Podge Ladies Night Class is a guaranteed hit—and it only takes a few supplies to get started. In this tutorial, we’re showing you how to make layered wood signs using Mod Podge, ribbon […] The post Mod Podge Ideas for Ladies Night Class appeared first on How to Make Wreaths - Wreath Making for Craftpreneurs.| How to Make Wreaths – Wreath Making for Craftpreneurs
Welcome back readers. We’ve got a nice compact issue for this week. Think of it as a little CD snack (curator’s note: please do not attempt to snack on CDs. They’re quite jagged, probably made with toxic chemicals, and above all, inedible)....| Critical Distance
Welcome back readers. Apologies for my absense last week. I caught a nasty strain of flu, and I think having it right after a bout of COVID made it a nastier experience still. Owing to that, this week’s issue is extra-long–29 picks,...| Critical Distance
Welcome back readers. The first thing I’m going to plug this week is an Itch bundle–this one is a big collection of TTRPGs and materials in support of the Trans Empowerment Project. Good games, good creators, good cause. The second thing I’m...| Critical Distance
Welcome back readers. I mentioned last week that I would be plugging the Patreon a little harder going forward. We’ve experienced some really great community growth in the last couple of years–there are lots of fun conversations happening on our Discord for...| Critical Distance
Welcome back readers. First order of business today–I’m plugging the Patreon, and will be doing so more regularly going forward. We are a directly reader-supported operation. That support is what allows us to highlight cool and interesting games writing year-round, produce monthly...| Critical Distance
Welcome back readers. I’ve been away for a couple of weeks! While I always take one week off around the holidays, this year I was persuaded (by myself) to extend that holiday to two weeks on account of catching COVID (Curator’s note:...| Critical Distance
Looking for an easy bat craft that’s fun, low-prep, and perfect for Halloween? This yarn-wrapped bat craft is a creative way for kids to enjoy hands-on fun. With only two supplies, your students can make their own cute bat. It’s a great activity for building fine motor skills and practicing focus. I’m sharing creative tips... The post Easy Bat Craft Made With Yarn [Free Template] appeared first on Rock Your Homeschool.| Rock Your Homeschool
Looking for a fun and easy fall craft for kids? This cupcake liner owl craft is perfect! With a few simple supplies, your kids can create their own adorable owls with no mess and no stress. This activity is great for quiet time, fall themes, boredom busters, and rainy day fun. It’s quick to set... The post Cupcake Liner Owl Craft for A Simple Mess-Free Activity appeared first on Rock Your Homeschool.| Rock Your Homeschool
Looking for a cute and frugal craft that kids can make with a few simple supplies? This paper plate owl craft is the perfect pick! I’m sharing step-by-step instructions, pictures, and a ready-to-use supply list. You’ll love this low-prep project that you can set up in minutes. It works well as a letter O craft,... The post Easy Paper Plate Owl Craft for Kids (Frugal & Fun Activity) appeared first on Rock Your Homeschool.| Rock Your Homeschool
Looking for a fun and frugal Halloween activity for kids? This monster handprint craft is a cute and creative way to have some hands-on fun. Using a simple activity tray, your kids can make their own spooky (or silly!) monster handprint crafts with paper, pom poms, googly eyes, and more. And you can either glue... The post Easy Monster Handprint Craft for Kids Using an Activity Tray appeared first on Rock Your Homeschool.| Rock Your Homeschool
Looking for fall indoor activities for kids that actually make quiet time simple? Intentional screen-free activities are incredible solutions, especially when they are no-prep and mess-free. Whether it’s a chilly afternoon, a rainy day, or you need a peaceful break in your routine, quiet time can be a lifesaver. The trick is using activities kids... The post Fall Indoor Activities For Kids That Make Quiet Time Simple appeared first on Rock Your Homeschool.| Rock Your Homeschool
Updated for 2025 with new October Fun Days and fresh activity ideas! October fun days for kids make it easy to enjoy simple activities that boost learning and more. But if you’re like most busy moms and teachers, you don’t have hours to plan crafts or themed parties. That’s where Fun Days Made Simple comes... The post October Fun Days for Kids: Simple Things To Do appeared first on Rock Your Homeschool.| Rock Your Homeschool
Looking for a fun and easy way to get creative with your kids? This coffee filter monster craft is the perfect mix of silly and colorful! Using just a few supplies, you can turn a simple coffee filter into a cute monster. Your kids will have a blast with this colorful project that’s easy to... The post Coffee Filter Monster Craft for Kids: Silly, Colorful, and Fun appeared first on Rock Your Homeschool.| Rock Your Homeschool
Paper cup animals are fun and frugal crafts for kids! Create a pig, cow, chick, and bunny with simple supplies. Great for home or classroom.| Rock Your Homeschool
They scurry around the department to classes, labs, and seminars. We see them present and read their reaction papers. Let’s take some time to learn about the people behind the PowerPoints. Graduate students are essential to the research enterprise and valued members of any department with a graduate program. The... Continue reading... The post Meet the Graduate Students: Tyler Robinson appeared first on Department of Psychology.| Department of Psychology
Who are the people behind the lectern? Did they appear one day to discuss t-tests and theories, and then disappear into the ether? It turns out that faculty are people too! The Department of Psychology strives to create a culture replete with high quality research and teaching. To foster that... Continue reading... The post Meet the Faculty: Dr. Eric Fields appeared first on Department of Psychology.| Department of Psychology
Today, Portuguese is spoken in countries around the world, but it got its start centuries ago! Here's how invaders, Goths, and poets shaped the Portuguese language.| Duolingo Blog
Duolingo now teaches Chess! Learn more about the new subject and how to start playing.| Duolingo Blog
Show them how much you care by choosing an English pet name for your *sweetheart*!| Duolingo Blog
Are you sick of learning irregular forms in your new language? You’re not alone!| Duolingo Blog
Make your English more colorful with these color words!| Duolingo Blog
German is well known for having surprisingly specific words for many emotions and situations. Here are 7 unique words you won't be able to stop using!| Duolingo Blog
Your favorite video game could be the best way to practice a language! Here's how you can use different kinds of games to boost your language skills.| Duolingo Blog
Should you study multiple languages, and what's the best way to learn them? Here's how you can make the most out of studying two languages at once!| Duolingo Blog
We asked some of our Hispanic and Latinx Duolingo employees about their experiences with Spanish and English, their families, and their identities.| Duolingo Blog
Welcome back readers. If you haven’t already seen it, Kaile’s latest Patreon recap is live–we made the difficult decision to delay it so as not to compete with the release of Hollow Knight: Silksong. Does that also explain the string of Tuesday...| Critical Distance
Welcome back readers. We’ve got a big issue this week–23 article picks, and the decision to draw the line even there had more to do with not wanting this post to be delayed into Wednesd…| Critical Distance
Welcome to the weekend! A very short and slow one this week. I just wanted to point you to this episode of a bunch of older YouTube guys fro...| wastelandandsky.blogspot.com
Until recently, it was relatively easy to dismiss the positive benefits of play for adults. Play, after all, was something that we “outgrew” as we got older, right? But researchers from a number of different scientific disciplines — from neuroscience to psychology — now say that play can be just as important for adults as it is for children. One of the founders of the “play movement” for adults is Dr.… The post Play Time: Are You Missing Out on a Powerful Health Habit? appeared ...| Whole Life Challenge
What I am going to tell you is going to send the fitness world into a frenzy. I’m sure this one statement will put a bounty on my head and I will be blacklisted from any and every gym and corporate meeting from coast to coast. But, my priority is you and it’s time you hear the truth. Are you sitting down?… The post The Single Biggest Truth About the “Right” Way to Exercise appeared first on Whole Life Challenge.| Whole Life Challenge
Would you look at that! It’s Friday! And I’m here with your Stream of Consciousness Saturday prompt. It’s been an incredibly long week, especially considering I was convinced on Monday that it was already Friday. Here’s this week’s prompt: Your … Continue reading →|
I went for a walk and saw five swans—three babies and their parents—one egret, and one shy blue heron. If you would like to participate in this prompt, feel free to use the “One-Liner Wednesday” title in your post, and … Continue reading →|
Friday has bloomed and I am arrived with your Stream of Consciousness Saturday prompt. I woke up this morning with a weird back-of-the-neck headache, only to come to the realization that it’s because I actually slept last night. Woohoo! Here’s … Continue reading →|
Today, my son came into the kitchen where I was making my salad and screamed, “Mrs. Ahhhh!!!” That is now what I want everyone to call me when they see me. If you would like to particip…| lindaghill.com
~ This week Anne invited us to have fun on a virtual scavenger hunt for the Lens Artists Challenge. The goal is to find images that match her list of words. The words I chose are circle, pattern, design, water, bumpy, and shadows. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ This challenge was a…| writing to freedom
Check out these top-rated books that accounting and finance professionals are finding the most useful and entertaining.| Rightworks
French is spoken around the world, so it varies a lot depending on the country! Here are some differences in French dialects.| Duolingo Blog
How can we know what Shakespeare sounded like? These are the different tools that linguists use to understand pronunciations from centuries past.| Duolingo Blog
Duolingo's new Finnish course will help you learn this magical language.| Duolingo Blog
Languages have different ways of making tiny or cute versions of words, like “doggie” or “mommy.” Here’s how languages around the world make words cute!| Duolingo Blog
A fantastic new website full of kids activities might just save the rainy school holiday week. The post This new activities website could just make school holidays bearable: offline.kids appeared first on Ross Wintle.| Ross Wintle
Welcome back readers. We’ve got a big issue this week–23 article picks, and the decision to draw the line even there had more to do with not wanting this post to be delayed into Wednesd…| Critical Distance
Welcome back readers. It’s the last week for Queer Games Bundle over on Itch. Good cause, good games, good deal! I just checked the numbers and in my time with Critical Distance I have collec…| Critical Distance
Here are some things to write about to give you ultimate writing inspiration. Crack open your notebook, journal, or laptop, and get going!| JournalBuddies.com
Help your kids enjoy the benefits of journaling with these new fun writing ideas and prompts. They’ll love the chance to get creative and let their ideas shine!| JournalBuddies.com
Summertime and the livin’ is easy — or is it? Although summer is promoted as being a time of fun ... Read more| Live Happy
The Meshtastic event on September 3rd went great. More than 30 people gathered, some of them traveling from other cities especially for it. Dimitar Gamishev presented what Meshtastic is, compared i…| olimex
Celebrate the final days of summer in an unforgettable way at America’s Premier Wilderness Resort, Big Cedar Lodge. From August 29–September 1, Celebrate Labor Day with a family getaway. Book your stay now and enjoy a long weekend of togetherness, relaxation, and summer fun.| Big Cedar Lodge
"I" before "e" except after "c?" But... why? Duolingo experts dig into why English words can be so difficult to spell and sound out.| Duolingo Blog
Here are the differences between Irish and Gaelic, plus Irish’s origins. How lucky!| Duolingo Blog
Italy is filled with amazing food… if you know how to order it! This is what you need to know about restaurant options and how to place your order in Italian.| Duolingo Blog
"I Have a Dream" is one of the most powerful addresses in history. An expert explores the language traditions and tools used in Dr. Martin Luther King's historic speech.| Duolingo Blog
What's the most popular language to study for Gen Z? How about for Boomers? Find out!| Duolingo Blog
Not all Spanish speakers use "le" and "lo" the same way! The rules depend on their dialect. Here's what you'll see in different dialects of Spanish!| Duolingo Blog
Grammy-winning musician Juanes shares his journey to learn English on Duolingo's podcast "Relatos en Ingles."| Duolingo Blog
Lingua francas are used by people who don't have a language in common—and they have a long, complex history! Here are some lingua francas you'll find around the world.| Duolingo Blog
Fasting is an important part of Ramadan, and so are the foods for breaking the fast! Here are common Ramadan foods and greetings from around the world.| Duolingo Blog
KPOP music is filled with hidden lessons about Korean language and culture! Here’s how K-pop can help you practice Korean.| Duolingo Blog
Read on for everything you need to know about Friends Quests and how they work!| Duolingo Blog
The dreaded reading slump. You know the one — where you swear you’ll read “just one chapter,” but then you stare at the book like it’s an alien artifact, and nothing happens. Your TBR pile looks li…| Chelle's Book Ramblings
Being immersed in your new language is intimidating for both travelers and those moving to a new country! Here are tips from a multilingual high schooler who made the most of it.| Duolingo Blog
Raising kids is tough work, in any language! Here's advice for parents raising their children bilingual, and what they should know about common myths.| Duolingo Blog
A little bit of French goes a long way 🇫🇷 Use these phrases on your trip to France!| Duolingo Blog
Discover the history of capital letters and why each language uses them differently.| Duolingo Blog
Spanish dialects can change a lot from country to country. Here are the pronunciations and slang words you’ll hear in 6 Spanish dialects.| Duolingo Blog
Welcome back readers. It’s the last week for Queer Games Bundle over on Itch. Good cause, good games, good deal! I just checked the numbers and in my time with Critical Distance I have collected roughly 5475 articles in these weekly issues...| Critical Distance
Welcome back readers. Two more weeks for the Queer Games Bundle. This is one case of line-goes-up I’m always happy to see. Check out our Patreon if you like what we do and want to help us continue to do it in...| Critical Distance
Welcome back readers. The Queer Games Bundle just crossed another fundraising goal! You’ve got three more weeks to see how many more goals it can smash. Ultra-compact Patreon plug! On with the show. This Week in Videogame Blogging is a roundup highlighting...| Critical Distance
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of 'Hamilton," we’ve curated a list of easy and affordable recipes geared towards young, scrappy, and hungry chefs.| Johns Hopkins University Student Well-Being
Friday has arrived once again and I’m here with your Stream of Consciousness Saturday prompt. Well, the cooler weather is here already, though I’m sure we’ll get another blast of heat in September. September! Already! I hope you had a … Continue reading →|
Being left-handed used to be taboo, and that changed how languages talked about “left”! Here's how cultures avoided saying this forbidden word.| Duolingo Blog
We’re born ready to learn a language—but what would happen if no one taught us one? Here are the surprising stories of how kids create languages.| Duolingo Blog
