Hoasi

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by Hoasi 7y ago
It is like breathing more in sync with your center of gravity, it stabilizes you, which makes you calmer, may stimulate your digestive functions as well.
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> Breathing is deeper and calmer and more powerful. Diaphragm breathing is also part of the training for classical flute players to breathe. It is how babies breathe naturally.
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Learning animation at the moment.
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> tech is protected from the effects of the coming recession. How so? > Our industry is one of the best poised to maintain business as usual. It may look true from a certain point of view. But things change very fast. A while ago, b
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I got the same impression. Those photographs are attention-grabbing but call for a separate article, perhaps on photography, or sports or movement. Besides, the shadows don't align in the same perspective since the photographer took pi
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> The rules were known and they were activated as expected. True, if surprising to me. It's a rule from the onset. I didn't know that.
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That's funny. But I was only pointing out that this is akin to markets saying: this game only works as long as we can change the rules. This kind of statement is not conducive to trust. Unfortunately, the whole financial field needs tr
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> Genuine question: They can just do that ? Issue a trading halt because they don't like the direction it's going ? This is a dangerous game, in that it is indeed revealing the artificial, make-belief, nature of financial marke
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That much is clear.
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There is always a fine line between corporate responsibility and opportunistic marketing moves.
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Hey! Here is a novel way to get people to submit their photos to Facebook.
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> Ebooks: better than printed books Ebooks are great. But they are different from paper books. They are like a cousin in the family: different, sure, but better? It's hard to say. Printed books' long-lasting beauty and tactile
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Hunger , by Knut Hamsun, is an excellent read, it describes with dry humor what starvation does to the author's psyche and creativity. He goes from creative bursts of enthusiasm to the darkest moments of depression, from eviction to h
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> I don't think poverty is an impediment to creativity. Poverty may even trigger creativity at times. But stress is the major impediment, and therefore living in long-term poverty does not favor sustained creativity.
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> IMHO, it's from Koltsovo Why do you think it comes from Koltsovo, in Russia?
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> It's too bad it looks like a gas station chain and not the gravitas and sense of place one wants for a US state, but it's pretty. Not to be the devil's advocate, but these days many corporations are equal or even more po
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That's a painfully shameful attempt to conceal malicious practice.
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> Is Google Analytics evil too? What about Twitter feeds? Yes. Both bad.
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That started as a good counterpoint. But you need to understand how something works to be able to draw a cross-section from scratch. It represents a truth that is not otherwise visible. Even to draw a basic diagram, you must understand what
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You have to understand how something works to be able to depict it properly in an illustration. Understanding is the key to explain anything to other people. An illustrated cross section can teach the complexity of natural or engineered obj
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> It's not easy to approach another human being and try and befriend them; and it's harder as we become older. Anecdotal, and not to dismiss that reality, but I find the opposite to be true. It is easy to befriend people, with
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> But the answer to the question "Why are smart young people going into low risk high reward occupations over high risk low reward occupations?" is pretty obvious. Indeed, but it also highlights something that may be less obvio
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A simple text based personal kanban system written in Markdown(github.com)
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> You must log in to continue. Nah, I will pass.
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Thank you, this is an enlightening read: > Politics first. Stability preservation first.
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Yes, one thing I try to do is sending them a hand-drawn postcard or hand-written message every once in a while. Little things like that matter, especially when meeting someone face to face is not possible.
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Life Is Driven by Network Effects(nfx.com)
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> The spectral signatures (...) sounds more arcane than qualities . Therefore it makes the sentence more impressive? Style over substance.
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> Surprising: one of the healthy habits mentioned is drinking alcohol only in moderation (defined in this study as just under 2 units for women and 4 units for men daily). These figures are not absolute. Other studies consider someone an
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