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Suits are only expensive because they're meant for high-end purposes, their price has almost nothing to do with their quality or complexity if compared with other clothing items.
#thoughts
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Roland the Farter was a medieval flatulist and jester for King Henry II. Every Christmas, he was expected to perform one jump, one whistle, and one fart
He was compensated with a manor and 30 acres of land.
#people
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Taking a nap can counteract impulsive behavior and boost your tolerance for frustration.
#health
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Why do you want someone to choose you unnaturally? Someone who wants to be with you won’t need an ultimatum or convincing. If they don't want to commit to you after you've them shown who you are, then respect their decision – and ultimately, respect yourself.
#tips
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😭In 2017, scientists began a global search to find a mate for Jeremy, a rare left-coiled snail. Since his shell coiled in the opposite direction of most snails, his organs couldn't align with others
Two contenders were found, but they mated with each other instead of Jeremy.
#animals
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NASA has no official protocol for what to do with an astronaut's body if one were to die in space.
#space
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Why does Mint have a cooling sensation?
That cooling sensation is a result of menthol in the tissues of the mint leaf:
Menthol's ability to chemically trigger the cold sensitive TRPM8 receptors in the skin is responsible for the well-known cooling sensation it provokes when inhaled, eaten, or applied to the skin.
The receptor of interest is a protein called TRPM8 (transient receptor potential cation channel, subfamily M, member 8). It is an ion channel which, when open, allows sodium ions and calcium ions to enter, causing an action potential (an electrical signal down a neuron). Menthol causes the TRPM8 channel to open.
But TRPM8 is also a temperature receptor that opens in response to low temperatures. When you eat something containing menthol, the TRPM8 channel opens, but this signal is indistinguishable from the signal that would be produced if the receptor sensed cold. Therefore, when it detects menthol, the receptor signals ‘cold’, making mint feel cold.
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Sometimes, we can so be so focused on acquiring material things that we forget the value of life – the biggest luxury of all. Life is precious. While you work for a better tomorrow, never forget to be grateful for today. The present moment is all you ever have.
#motivation
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Wolves are a keystone species
When wolves return to a region, they can alter the population, distribution, and behavior of prey, impacting other creatures living there (both plant and animal), and in doing so, often change the landscape itself.
#animals
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Saying "thank you" actually makes you happier
Research has found that people who regularly express gratitude tend to be more content at work and in relationships, and employees who managers thank may work up to 50% harder.
#psychology
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When you're upset or angry, silently talking to yourself in the third person can help you gain control over your emotions
Positioning yourself as a different person can help get you "out of your own head," making it easier to view a situation clearly and calmly.
#tips
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A statue of Hercules in Arcachon, France, has had its penis stolen so often it’s been given a detachable one for ‘special occasions’.
#funfact
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Finland is one of the strictest countries in the world when it comes to driving requirements
Drivers are required to learn basic car maintenance and must take two tests; one in summer conditions and another in winter conditions.
#rank #countries
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A message for you📮:
“Never give up on that dream that you set out to achieve.” 🌿⛅️
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What is Laser hair removal? How does it work?
Did you know that hair follicles grow in repeated cycles? There are three phases of hair growth every time a new hair is developed, and it’s important to understand that our hair does not grow in unison. While one hair might be in the first stage of hair growth, the one next to it might be in the last; hence one zap of a laser will not get rid of all the hair forever. Each cycle can be broken down into three phases:
: The active growing stage
: The transitional stage
: The resting stage
Have you ever noticed how dark clothes absorb sunlight and feel warm to the touch? Then you'll begin to understand how the melanin (pigment) within the hair follicle absorbs energy/heat from the laser.
Laser hair removal is a cosmetic procedure to get rid of the unwanted hair on any part of the body. Concentrated light or lasers are used to remove the hair. It can be permanent or the temporary treatment at an affordable rate. You can consult a licensed dermatologist for initial consultation and to know your current skin conditions to undergo the treatment.
It is a non-invasive procedure for hair reduction for longer period of time.
Laser hair removal works by the process of selective photothermolysis. This is when the laser beam is set at a designated wavelength. The laser beam is attracted to the melanin contained within the hair, leaving the surrounding tissue unaffected. The energy of the light beam is converted into heat and travels through the hair shaft and into the hair bulb itself. Here the heat destroys and kills the dermal papilla, which is responsible for feeding the hair bulb and regenerating the hair.
The regrowth of hair will be slower and finer after just two sessions.
There are several advantages of laser hair removal, but there are also some potential drawbacks to the procedure that should be considered.
