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Scented Seminars at The Scented L"air in Downtown Brampton: mailchi.mp/102abc64b01b/b7ak…
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These Intimate Portraits Show a Trans Teen and His Partner Getting Ready for Pride
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Hilarious and relatable #mantearsarereal
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I wonder if they also accounted for personality and life style traits (or eating together with such people) that the French refer to as 'joie de vivre'.
Hungry consumers are (not surprisingly) more likely to make hedonic-oriented food choices, but also more likely to make pleasurable choices in areas that have nothing to do with food. - Dr. Tobias Otterbring #EuroSense2018 #sensory #consumer #behavior
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familiar sweet
fragrance I sense in its presence
is, in actuality, a chemical
alteration between my
olfactory nerve endings that
recalls past encounters with
roses from my memory
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When I'm styling I'm thinking of all the senses and aroma plays a big part in how we feel. Keep your home smelling sweet with an aroma pot, just fill a pan of boiling water with fruit and herbs.
#moodofmymorning #slowsimpleseasonal #embracingtheseasonsathome
#scrumptiouskitchen
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Tableau + Organic Chemistry? Why not.
Visualizing some common derivatives of the compound Benzene.
Interactive viz : tabsoft.co/2PvKLwV
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How helpful are health labels on food packages? Opposite to many previous studies: Healthy choice #labels did not enhance consumers' ability to choose healthier foods. (M Siegrist, ETH Zūrich) ETH study used a more realistic choice task than previous studies. #EuroSense2018
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There is an insane side in every sane person, be kind. Maybe when you break down, someone will be kind to you too.
Thank you! Loving the FAQ, especially as a nonbinary femme presenting intersex author. I talked about the 'marginalized gender' label with one friend that used to call herself binary transfeminine. Now she said she prefers just 'woman'. Or lesbian. So... I don't know...
NEW RESOURCE:
"Women + nonbinary" in calls for submissions, and how this term is reduced to "women".
FAQ with bullet points, potential alternatives, discussion:
bogireadstheworld.com/why-wo…
I suggest multiple alternatives based on what you are trying to achieve!
#translit
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I have previously said that I prefer "marginalized genders / sexes" (this is also intersex-inclusive) instead of "women + nonbinary," but current trends only solidified my position.
"Women + nonbinary" can be too easily simplified to "women", even when this is incorrect.
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A human result of the scientific conclusion that sex is a spectrum and intersex people are a perfectly normal result of nature, is that there is no scientific rationale for medically (or culturally) forcing people into those two peaks.
