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marzipanmermaid
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Ick... I'm not even up to that level yet.
I'm barely in college algebra and this is my second time taking it.
Math is too hard. :/
It is hard. :/
I did pretty well when I took algebra so I don't know why calculus is so hard for me since you use a lot of the stuff you learned in that class. I took it as a sophomore though so I can imagine college level algebra would be really hard.
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That's horrible. Did you say something to him? I wouldn't like being close to a sweaty person.
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Leopardfire
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Dance Moms finale tonight! I'm sad because season four is ending though, I think season five is going to be extremely different.
No more Chloe.
I noticed sometimes when TBS shows American Dad, it's sometimes the same exact episodes Adult Swim showed a few nights before.
ShinyYoshi
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Its been one of those days where I tell people I'm busy but I'm really not cause I'd rather be alone.
I think Az4angela's Bath & Body Works rant is the greatest thing on the entire internet and ever since I was introduced to it I have listened to it every single day at least once.
I totally understand her anger. I'd scalp someone if they came in between me and my candles.
SWEET LORD.
THERE IS A SITE IN THE UK THAT SELLS BATH AND BODY WORKS STUFF. AND CANDLES.
Sry for the caps BUT I AM EXCITED.
Brb ordering everything.
Muricans what are the best products? I'm about to blow 100 quid on this. I do not mess around when it comes to buying bath and body products. All the body lotions look so good. There is an antibacterial hand gel called goddamn Franken Kitty and one called Vampire Blood I am in heaven do not disturb me I am going to build a fort out of antibacterial hand gels bye.
I totally understand her anger. I'd scalp someone if they came in between me and my candles.
SWEET LORD.
THERE IS A SITE IN THE UK THAT SELLS BATH AND BODY WORKS STUFF. AND CANDLES.
Sry for the caps BUT I AM EXCITED.
Brb ordering everything.
Muricans what are the best products? I'm about to blow 100 quid on this. I do not mess around when it comes to buying bath and body products. All the body lotions look so good. There is an antibacterial hand gel called goddamn Franken Kitty and one called Vampire Blood I am in heaven do not disturb me I am going to build a fort out of antibacterial hand gels bye.
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FireNinja1
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Whoops clicked the wrong link. Silly me I guess and my reflexes from last year lol.
If you want to see the total lunar eclipse that is also being classified as a ?blood moon,? you only have to hope for clear skies ? and get up earlier than you?d probably like Wednesday morning.
The eclipse will be visible for everyone with cooperating weather conditions in North America. Earth?s shadow will obscure the moon before dawn. For East Coasters, the celestial event will happen around 5 a.m. and will continue until sunrise.
The moon turns an orange hue during a total lunar eclipse on Tuesday, April 15, 2014, in the sky above Phoenix. On April 29, the Southern Hemisphere will be treated to a type of solar eclipse. In all, four eclipses will occur this year, two lunar and two solar. (AP/Ross D. Franklin)
The moon turns an orange hue during a total lunar eclipse on Tuesday, April 15, 2014, in the sky above Phoenix. In all, four eclipses will occur this year, two lunar and two solar. A total lunar eclipse will take place Oct. 8 and a partial solar eclipse is slated for Oct. 23. (AP/Ross D. Franklin)
The moon will take on a red or orange hue as the sun?s light scatters off Earth?s atmosphere, earning it the popular term ?blood moon,? which has religious meaning for some.
Here?s what the eclipse should look like, according to Space.com, depending on where you live:
People who live in those portions of the United States and Canada that are a few hundred miles inland from the Eastern Seaboard should have a good view of the Moon?s emergence from the umbra somewhat later. The low, partially eclipsed Moon in deep-blue twilight should offer a wide variety of interesting scenic possibilities for both artists and astrophotographers. From Toronto and points south through the eastern Ohio Valley and into the Piedmont to the Florida Gulf Coast, a peculiar-looking, waxing crescent moon with its cusps pointing downward will appear to set beyond the western horizon.
Farther west, across the western Great Lakes and down through the Deep South to the Gulf of Mexico, the moon will appear to be notched on its lower right side by the shadow.
Going still farther west, the Moon will go down ?full,? but if the western horizon is haze-free, assiduous observers from much of Minnesota, western Iowa, eastern portions of Nebraska and Kansas as well as central sections of Oklahoma and Texas might still be able to detect a faint penumbral stain on the moon?s lower right limb.
The eclipse will be visible across Australia and much of Asia. Europe, Africa and the eastern tip of Brazil, however, will not have a seat at the show.
Those who live east of the Mississippi River could even see what appears to be the sun rising and the sun setting at the same time, a trick allowed by Earth?s atmosphere called ?selenelion,? according to Space.com.
If you end up missing this eclipse, according to NASA, a partial solar eclipse will be visible from the U.S. and Canada on Oct. 23. There will be two full lunar eclipses next year.
If you have poor weather or would rather watch the eclipse from the comfort of your home, SLOOH will have a live feed starting at 5 a.m. ET. If you find yourself up even earlier, NASA will host a webcast starting at 3 a.m.
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The eclipse will be visible for everyone with cooperating weather conditions in North America. Earth?s shadow will obscure the moon before dawn. For East Coasters, the celestial event will happen around 5 a.m. and will continue until sunrise.
The moon turns an orange hue during a total lunar eclipse on Tuesday, April 15, 2014, in the sky above Phoenix. On April 29, the Southern Hemisphere will be treated to a type of solar eclipse. In all, four eclipses will occur this year, two lunar and two solar. (AP/Ross D. Franklin)
The moon turns an orange hue during a total lunar eclipse on Tuesday, April 15, 2014, in the sky above Phoenix. In all, four eclipses will occur this year, two lunar and two solar. A total lunar eclipse will take place Oct. 8 and a partial solar eclipse is slated for Oct. 23. (AP/Ross D. Franklin)
The moon will take on a red or orange hue as the sun?s light scatters off Earth?s atmosphere, earning it the popular term ?blood moon,? which has religious meaning for some.
Here?s what the eclipse should look like, according to Space.com, depending on where you live:
People who live in those portions of the United States and Canada that are a few hundred miles inland from the Eastern Seaboard should have a good view of the Moon?s emergence from the umbra somewhat later. The low, partially eclipsed Moon in deep-blue twilight should offer a wide variety of interesting scenic possibilities for both artists and astrophotographers. From Toronto and points south through the eastern Ohio Valley and into the Piedmont to the Florida Gulf Coast, a peculiar-looking, waxing crescent moon with its cusps pointing downward will appear to set beyond the western horizon.
Farther west, across the western Great Lakes and down through the Deep South to the Gulf of Mexico, the moon will appear to be notched on its lower right side by the shadow.
Going still farther west, the Moon will go down ?full,? but if the western horizon is haze-free, assiduous observers from much of Minnesota, western Iowa, eastern portions of Nebraska and Kansas as well as central sections of Oklahoma and Texas might still be able to detect a faint penumbral stain on the moon?s lower right limb.
The eclipse will be visible across Australia and much of Asia. Europe, Africa and the eastern tip of Brazil, however, will not have a seat at the show.
Those who live east of the Mississippi River could even see what appears to be the sun rising and the sun setting at the same time, a trick allowed by Earth?s atmosphere called ?selenelion,? according to Space.com.
If you end up missing this eclipse, according to NASA, a partial solar eclipse will be visible from the U.S. and Canada on Oct. 23. There will be two full lunar eclipses next year.
If you have poor weather or would rather watch the eclipse from the comfort of your home, SLOOH will have a live feed starting at 5 a.m. ET. If you find yourself up even earlier, NASA will host a webcast starting at 3 a.m.
This article I cant link to you
