How To Stop Crying When You’re Really Low – 6 Amazing Ways
6 Amazing Ways To Stop Crying When You’re Really Low!
Ok, so someone asked social media for what they think would be good ways to stop sobbing when she was stressed and exhausted and had some rough experiences. Actually, she was afraid she would cry during a daunting meeting for a job:
1. Mirror power: “Go into the bathroom, into a stall if you need to and stand for 3 minutes with your hands on your hips, legs apart a bit and chin up. Just stand there like that for 3 minutes- not enough time to explain but this will decrease certain stress hormones. Trust me. It’s science.”
2. Sip suping: “Sometimes when you feel tears welling up, sipping a drink can help stave them off. Since you said it’s a lunch meeting, that should actually work pretty well.”
3. Math Mask: “Try math. I find doing equations in my head helps me when I am overly emotional.”
4. Puppy Power: “I always just think of something really happy, like a bunch of puppies running around in a field under rainbows or something like that.”
5. Tetris Tenaciousness: “I play tetris in my head (focusing to remember where the blocks are really helps). I started this when a coworker told me she goes through all the steps to bake a cake to stop crying.”
6. Thumb warrior: “Pinch the area next to your thumb. Or stab it with a nail (your nail).”
How Many Sexual Partners Do People Have?
How Many Sexual Partners Do People Have?
The numbers change by generation. You might suspect, I guess, that people have more partners in the current generation than they did in our grandparents generation. This may because this generation is much more open about sex than previous generations.
Is that correct?
We have National Health Stats Reports for the US (although I think the numbers would probably vary a lot by state, by city, by town, by neighborhood, etc.)
But this study interviews (in person) 13,000 men and women. The interviews are anonymous, and the survey response rate is around 75 percent (considered a fairly high rate).
It only gives data on ages 15-44 (and this one was done in 2006-2008):
The average is 3 or so people for women. For men, 5 or so people.
But averages don’t really mean much, I think, because how many of us date The National Average. We date individuals.
So how many people out there can we find that have had 1 partner? 0? Over 15?
Well, 10 percent of people 15 to 44 have never had sex.
Around 15 percent of men and over 20 percent of women have only had 1 partner. Then comes the average numbers. Around 30 percent of people of these ages have had 3-6 partners. Then the number drops off a bit. Around 30 percent of women have had 7-over 15 partners (mostly 7-14 partners). Around 40 percent have had that many. Only around 8 percent of women have had sex with more than 15 partners (although from social media I’ve heard MUCH higher numbers from women, and it doesn’t seem uncommon. The comments on the stats also were from a lot of people who said their numbers were WAY higher. There was a LOT of doubt about the national survey numbers, and criticism that the age range was so broad.)
Another note that might be interesting to you: of those people who’ve had more than 15 partners, a lot of those are people who were married and separated/divorced and are currently not living with someone.
Here’s some interesting things though written by active people:
“I’m 22 and I’ve been with 50 guys since I was 17. My experience is that it just becomes smoother & more natural to go from kissing to sex the more you do it. However I have also found that the more people I sleep with the harder I find it to get turned on by the same guy. Being with someone new is the only thing that excites me now & it saddens me and worries me that I won’t be able to settle down in the future. I actually wish I’d been more careful & selective in the past and kept sex special. I have been abused before though, and I think that is what led me to stop viewing sex as “special”, I partly became promiscuous to numb & block out the bad memories.”
“I’m 51 and my number of partners has been 3 but I consider myself asexual, and I can tell you I had been under tremendous pressure in my younger years to have sex. I was date raped once and assaulted twice but I managed to get away on the last two. There is a lot of pressure on “nice girls” by some men who I would call “sexual predators” because they just want to have sex with as many women as possible.”
“I’m 33 and have been with roughly 60+ partners (mostly male; I am counting both genders). interestingly, my number was 10 when i got married, and around 50 when we divorced–he was gay and I am not and we both needed outlets.”
Best Lures: The Only 6 Baits You Need to Catch (Almost) Any Fish
Did you know that fishing is an ancient practice during the Paleolithic period about 40,000 years ago? During this period, most people lived a hunter-gatherer lifestyle. Fishing has also been classified as recreational for pleasure or competition activity and Charles Kirby designed an improved fishing hook in 1655 which still common now a days.
There are so many methods of catching fish like hand gathering, spearfishing, netting, angling and trapping. It depends where you go, the kind of fish you’re trying to catch, and whether you’re fishing from a boat (Plan your dates if you’re taking a chartered fishing trip because the seasons can affect it too). Some fishermen also do believe in fishing folklore’s, which is that the position of the sun and the moon can influenced the feeding pattern for fishes. You can choose whatever methods you wish, but be reminded that the most safe technique of catching fish is by using bait at the end of your fishing rod. Here are the top six lure methods to catch fish attention:
1) Heddon Zara Spook
> The Zara Spook was first developed by the Heddon company as a wooden lure named the Zaragossa 6500 series lures.
> It is a top water type fishing lure.
> The lure is cast out and retrieved in a “walk the dog” fashion.
> It is supposed to mimic an injured fish and any fish that takes its prey from the water’s surface would be considered a targeted species with this lure.
> Heddon two piece hardware were the first hardware on the 1939 cataloged Zara Spook.
2) Acme Little Cleo
> Little Cleos were the surest way to catch salmon and steelhead.
> For over 30 years Little Cleos have been taking limit catches of game fish throughout North America.
> Acme Little Cleo was the simplest and oldest lure design.
> The unique hump-backed shape of Little Cleo results in a seductive, wiggling action as the lure is drawn through the water.
3) Curly Tail Grub
> It could mimic forage ranging from shad fry to full-grown mullet.
> It can be used to effectively catch virtually all species in a variety of water conditions.
> The method is when a fish bites this bait, it generally hangs on.
4) Rapala Original Floating Minnow
> Known as a balsa bait that can be used to catch more fishes other than any other lure can.
> Since it is made from balsa, its inconsistency of wood allows for a lure that will be inconsistent and it lets anglers work the bait both on the surface and beneath.
5) Spro Hair Jig
> According to study, deer hair is the most durable and widely available to use in hair jig.
6) Mister Twister Sassy Shad
> The original and it comes in variety of sizes.
> The narrow piece of plastic that leads to the bulky, wide tail creates a very lifelike swimming action.
How to Build Your Own Canoe
How to Build Your Own Canoe
Canoes have been used throughout time. From the ancient Egyptians to the modern water sport enthusiast, the canoe is something that has been present. Now for many of us, a canoe is something rather expensive and that is why some people have come up with the plan and an instruction guide for a do it yourself canoe. Pretty cool right?
This device is 12 foot long and sturdy enough to carry a large amount of weight. It is wider near one end so you can pack a large amount of things to take with you. Furthermore there is also a place for dry storage which is really important because otherwise it is almost impossible to keep things dry. It has a beam which is 45 inches long and it weight less than 60 pounds so it is easy to move around. It will also fit on the top of a car. The canoe can have up to two people in it and this is for the option where you use paddles. If you are not feeling athletic, this thing also has the option of having a motor so that you can simply steer the transportation item and this makes it really relaxing. This boat is made from plywood but also has parts of fiberglass so that the overall structure is cheap to construct yet very safe and sturdy.
This do it yourself canoe is a real industry revolution. It cost simply $39 to purchase the instruction guide and the items add up to a price which is a lot less than if you were to buy a canoe. The canoe is safe, sturdy, easy to control, and comfortable. It is something that allows us to explore the waters with freedom. This option is truly amazing and I recommend it to anybody wanting to obtain a canoe.
Scamander RV Car Drives Into the Water
Drive your vehicle into the water? For me that’s a Yes.
Lets talk about the cockpit. It has two/three seats parallel. One is a staircase/seat that folds down into a stretcher (military applications). The engine sits behind the three passengers. It has some cooling fans to keep the heat away.
It’s an all-terrain RV. The designer is one Peter Wheeler, who passed away before the Scamander was finished.
Specs: V6 with 300 horsepower
Top speeds: 120 mph
0-60: 8 seconds
It’s not exactly a boat-RV. It can travel over water though. Particularly if you come accross a river or something.
Notes from those who have tested it: it sits very low. It looks a little like a Hollywood creation.
What do you think? Could you use a vehicle that would drive through rivers? How practical do you think this machine is for all that it says it offers? Is it useful or hype?
Ecco – Environmentally-friendly Swiss Army Knife RV
This RV concept flips open — multi-purpose — like, according to the Swiss designers, a “Swiss army knife.”
The designers had space in mind as a concept.
To enter, a long stairway opens in the back. It folds out of the ceiling.
Driving, the vehicle is 15 feet long. It has round windows on both sides. The windscreen in front is large. It is said to have less wind-resistance than other RVs.
When it flips open, it has a top deck and the seats fold down. It also has a kitchen, lounge and bathroom. It can sleep a family of 5.
Its an electric car charged by solar panels on the roof. The battery life from a full charge is around 8 hours driving on the highway (it reaches a top speed of 90 mph).
What were the inspirations? Volkswagon camper vans and the Airstream RV.
It aims to be an icon. Would you drive it? What do you think of both the use-factor and the design?
This Cool RV: Road Boat “The Decoliner”
Photos by Boyd.B.Underwood
Art Deco is the name of a type of visual art that made its way from France to America in the 1920s, afterwhich it had a pretty strong effect on the tastes of designers in North America, especially in the 1930s. Buildings, appliances and vehicles — as well as many other products — were built by designers influenced by the movement.
Art deco was no longer widely used in many countries by the end of World War II.
But a renewed interest budded in the 1960s.
Are you familiar with the Art Deco inspired concert posters for hippy bands? How about the rounded velvet furniture and colored glass vases that adorned the houses of the middle and upper class? It seems to have been a style that appealed in various ways to many sections of society.
This “boat” — it has a backend customized to look something like a boat — was built sometime later. Among the parts that went into it is a 1973 GMC front wheel drive 455 cu/in motorhome chassis. The creator is one Randy Grubb.
Other parts are older: later 40’s/early 50’s White model 3000 sheet metal.
This Art Deco “Decoliner” must have quite a history.
Fracking Causes Earthquakes, “Most Likely,” Report Says
What’s causing Texas earthquakes? Fracking ‘most likely,’ report says
“The quakes don’t sound like much to somebody from California, But when you are sitting right on top of them, they are more than noticeable. They will shake the entire house, and you have no doubt about it when you have gone through it. We have in my home perhaps 100 or more wall hangings, pieces of art — prints, etchings, oil originals — and none of them are hanging straight.”
– Jim Wells who has lived in the upscale Las Colinas area of Irving, Texas, for 14 years.
The effects of fracking have been considered “inconclusive” for many years, which has been a barrier to community members and citizens who are worried about the practice on their environment, but lack proof of harm. CNN reported on the effect of fracking on the earth below oil and gas shale areas:
“According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the Dallas area has suffered almost 40 small earthquakes (magnitude 2.0 or higher) since the beginning of this year, the latest a magnitude-2.7 quake near Farmers Branch on Saturday. Many of the epicenters were recorded in Farmers Branch and Irving, with a couple to the south in Venus.”
A Southern Methodist University-led research team found that in Azle and Reno, towns northwest of Fort Worth, the oil and gas activities in the vicinity were “most likely” responsible for several earthquakes over the past few years.
“While some uncertainties remain, it is unlikely that natural increases to tectonic stresses led to these events,” head researcher Heather DeShon of SMU wrote in the report.
The findings were made possible by a “first-of-its-kind” modeling study that pushed the researchers ability to measure possible causes of quakes.
Does this mean that, if the companies caused damage, they will be liable for damages?










