32 Amazing Websites That Will Actually Save You Money Socratic Electronics Socratic Electronics by Tony R. Kuphaldt is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States License. Take me to the worksheets now! Copyright © 2003 - 2009, Tony R. Kuphaldt These worksheets and all related files are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States License. A copy of the Attribution License is included with the files. What is Socratic Electronics? We live in a world where the accumulation of knowledge is exponential over time, and where the ability to continuously learn and make sound judgments is essential to survival. The most important thing any educator can impart to a student, in any context, is the ability to teach themselves. Placing students at the center of the instructional process breaks this dependency. The purpose of this website is to provide both rationale and resources for research/discussion-based instruction to instructors everywhere. An important feature of these questions and answers is that they are configurable. Contact
My Top 100 Awesome Websites To Kill Time by Ryan Siegel | Sep 3, 2014 | Just For Fun | 5 Comments 32 Flares Twitter 12 Tweet Facebook 16 Google+ 2 Buffer 2 Filament.io Made with Flare More Info 32 Flares × Being productive is over-rated! After exerting so much energy compiling and promoting my last massive Expert Roundup post, I wanted to do something a bit less serious and have some fun. ! ~Enjoy Please note: You can sort each column to organize the list alphabetically or by category.If you feel that I missed any other awesome websites, Please let me know! The EDT Top 100 Websites To Kill Time Help Me Build A Better List! With so many websites out there – I undoubtedly missed a few great ones. So what are your favorite websites to kill time online? Signing you up! Subscribe To EDT! We hate spam just as much as you
List of timed artistic challenges - Wikiwrimo NaNoWriMo has inspired many timed challenges within and outside of writing. Except as noted, all challenges are unofficial and not sanctioned by National Novel Writing Month. Active challenges Year-round These challenges happen throughout the year and are not a year in length. 24 Hour Writing Contest: Compose a short story associated with the given prompt and within the word count. $5 entry, token cash prizes available and publication on the site.48 Hour Film Project: Make a film in 48 hours. Year-long These challenges start at various times throughout the year and last for a full year. WriYe: Write several novels in a year, often involving setting your own goals.6 Months, 6 Novels: Write a novel every other month, starting in January.Milwordy: The quest to write a million words in a year.The 365 Project: Take a photo every day for a year. January February March April Camp NaNoWriMo: Write a 50,000 word (or other goal) project in a month. May June July August September October Spectober! November
I Love Optical Illusions, But These Are SHOCKING. I Will Never Trust My Brain Again... Our brains have developed incredible tactics and coping mechanisms to help us make sense of the complex world around us. But some parts of our highly adaptive minds aren't perfect and can be exposed through carefully crafted illusions. In this list, you had the luxury of knowing the images and gifs are actually illusions. But can you imagine how many ways your brain is deceiving you every day without your knowledge? In fact, its likely that everything you've ever experienced is heavily distorted so you can actually process and understand what you perceive. Why People with Narcissism Are So Mystifying People with narcissism live in a self-constructed world of double standards and distortions. That is a key reason dealing with someone who has narcissistic characteristics can feel confusing, frustrating, and draining. One way to cope with a person with unhealthy narcissism is to recognize the “game” of narcissism. Some key paradoxes in people with narcissism: 1. People with narcissism may easily play the martyr or fume at the smallest perceived slight. Yet should someone around them have a crisis, that person’s hurt and needs are often ignored, minimized, or ridiculed. 2. Many people with narcissism seem to derive energy from saying no or opposing things. Yet should someone question them or call them to account for wrongdoings, they can become incensed or full of disbelief that anyone would oppose them. 3. People with narcissism tend to be attention vacuums. Despite their pursuit of affirmation and admiration, they rarely dole it out. 4. 5. 6. 7. © Copyright 2017 GoodTherapy.org.
HumanMetrics Solar System Scope 7 Ways to Taper Exhausting People | The Exhausted Woman How much different would life be if that exhausting person wasn’t a constant source of frustration? Whether the person is a family member, colleague, neighbor or friend, just being around them can spark anxiety over the pending apprehension. Exhaustion can come from being too needy, controlling, manipulative, demanding, passive-aggressive, selfish, entitled, clingy, argumentative, restrictive, secretive or abusive. It is normal to be physically overwhelmed from long hours at work children, overloading of electronic stimulus, unmet expectations, disappointments, and rejections. Define Relationship. Placing names of people in the chart is an excellent way to evaluate current relationships. Christine Hammond is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and a National Certified Couselor who lives in Orlando and is the award-winning author of The Exhausted Woman’s Handbook.
L.A. Crime Maps - Mapping L.A. - Los Angeles Times Crime alerts Recent significant increases in L.A. Both Welcome to The Times’ database of Los Angeles County crime reports. With daily updates, readers can keep current on local crime and compare crime levels across more than 200 neighborhoods and localities. If your neighborhood or city is not yet included, stay tuned. This is part of the Mapping L.A. project, which launched in 2009 with The Times’ map of 87 neighborhoods in the city of Los Angeles, redrawn with the help of readers who redrew with our initial boundaries.
27 People Share The One Cool Internet Or Computer Trick They Know 1. A shortcut to any website. Whatever you type into the URL bar can be surrounded by www. & .com by pressing control + enter. 2. An easy way to browse photos on a subreddit hands-free. When viewing picture based subreddits, add a “p” into the url like so: redditp.com/r/subreddit to get a picture slideshow of the posts on that subreddit. 3. Type -inurl:(htm|html|php) intitle:”index of” +”last modified” +”parent directory” +description +size +(wma|mp3) “weezer” into a google search bar.And for other searches, replace “weezer” with whatever you’re looking for. 4. Hold S and right click an image to do reverse image search in Chrome. 5. The Wadsworth constant, which was proposed by /u/wadsworth, states that the first 30% of any YouTube instructional video is skippable. 6. ctrl + shift + TOpens up the last tab you closed. 7. 8. CTRL + L highlights the url/address bar in Chrome. 9. If a YouTube video is marked as private I’m pretty sure you can gain access simply by deleting the “watch?” 10. 11.
6 Things Narcissists and Sociopaths Say to Make You Feel Crazy Sociopaths are masters at influence and deception. Very little of what they say may be true in terms of facts, but they're extremely skillful at making the things they say sound believable, even if they're just making them up out of thin air. Narcissists have an excessive need for admiration, disregard for others' feelings, an inability to handle any criticism, and a sense of entitlement. At first, they often seem quite altruistic and innocent to the average person, but then they slow use their charms and manipulation to get just what they want, preying on friends, family, co-workers and lovers. No one is exempt, and odds are, you've had to deal with at least one of these type of people at some point. You may be able to spot them by these common phrases sociopaths and narcissists use to make you feel like you're crazy. You're so sensitive These people manufacture emotions in others. You're just crazy, jealous, or ______. You're over-analyzing everything You'll never survive without me
Body Language Signals: Eye Directions, Pupils Warning! Reading body language is like listening to someone. Listed here are the possible meanings of many different body language signs. To avoid getting it wrong, please start with the short section “How Can You Read What People Think?” at the bottom of this page. The Eyes (Part II) - Squint during a conversation –> showing interest - Looking away –> possibly shy –> curious about the surroundings (some people naturally observe their environment more than others) –> showing interest in your other movements. Otherwise, it may be a sign that this person is attracted to you… Basically, looking at other parts of your body is part of the unconscious assessment people make about how suitable you are as a mate… Whether you like it or not, we all do this. How To Read Eye Directions Without going too deep into neuroscience, let’s look at how a person’s eye directions can tell you what they are actually thinking. You have probably heard that there are two main parts to the brain: How can you use this? Why?
Looking At Tears Under A Microscope Reveals An Amazing Fact One day Rose-Lynn Fisher wondered if her tears of grief would look different compared to her tears of joy, so she began to explore them up close under a microscope. She studied 100 different tears and found that basal tears (the ones that our body produces to lubricate our eyes) are drastically different from the tears that happen when we are chopping onions. The tears that come about from hard laughter aren’t even close to the tears of sorrow. Like a drop of ocean water each tiny tear drop carries a microcosm of human experience. Tears from laughing until crying Tears of change Tears of possibility and hope Tears of grief Tears from onions Joseph Stromberg of the Smithsonian’s Collage of Arts and Sciences explained that there are three major types of tears: basal, reflex, and psychic (triggered by emotions). Basal tears Tears of timeless reunion Tears of ending and beginning Tears of release Tears of elation at a liminal moment Tears of remembrance Credit: Rose-Lynn Fisher Source: Life Buzz