I start beginnings with a positive outlook.
Thursday, December 31, 2020
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PJ of the day:
I’m working on a fitness routine for INSECTS.
It’s going well, but I’m still trying to work out the
bugs.
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Fun Facts
Armadillos swallow air to
become buoyant when they swim.
When
armadillos go swimming, they don't need a flotation device to keep them from
sinking—they are the flotation device. To stay afloat, the
creatures swallow air to make themselves buoyant, according to the Library of Congress. However, they also have another option,
which involves expelling air so they can sink and walk across the bottom of a
body of water. Stunningly, armadillos can hold their breath for six minutes or
more
New Year Yin Yoga
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Editor's Pick
PJ of the day:
I got my daughter a fridge for her birthday. I can’t wait to
see her face light up when she opens it.
Common Man on the road:
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Fun Facts
An 11-year-old is
responsible for naming Pluto.
In
1930, the Royal Astronomical Society (RAS) was struggling to come up with a name for a newly-discovered planet. They
considered Minerva, Zeus, Atlas, and Persephone—but it was 11-year-old Venetia Burney Phair who suggested Pluto, inspired by the
God of the underworld. When the idea eventually reached the RAS with the help
of the girl's connected family—her librarian grandfather knew many
astronomers—they loved it and ultimately decided to use the suggestion.
Yoga for spinal health
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Wednesday, December 30, 2020
Editor's Pick
PJ of the day:
The Adjective for METAL is
METALLIC, but not so for IRON…
Which is ironic.
Dirty Air Toll:
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Fun Facts
The largest volcano in the
solar system is three times taller than Mount Everest.
Mount
Everest is the tallest mountain on Earth, reaching 5.5 miles into the sky. However,
you'd need to stack three Everests on top of each other in order to create
something as massive as Mars' Olympus Mons, the largest volcano in the solar system.
The enormous volcano is 16 miles tall and stretches 374 miles
wide—approximately the same size as the state of Arizona, according to NASA.
Lower Body Yoga
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Tuesday, December 29, 2020
Editor's Pick
Indian Test Team:
PJ of the day:
I asked my wife to cook me a Japanese meal for our anniversary
SUSHI did
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Fun Facts
Peanuts can be used to
make dynamite.
Obviously,
peanuts are a tasty snack—as long as you're not allergic to them, that is. But
did you know they can also be used to make dynamite? When extracted, peanut oil can be turned into glycerol, which can then make nitroglycerine, an
unstable explosive substance used in dynamite. In a safer state, glycerol is
also used for soaps, creams, and various food products.
20 min morning yin yoga
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Monday, December 28, 2020
Editor's Pick
2021:
PJ of the day:
Someone who gossips has a keen sense of rumor.
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https://www.facebook.com/thebetterindia/videos/10158891901949594
Yoga for focus
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Sunday, December 27, 2020
Editor's Pick (How the candy Tic Tac was named and more...)
PJ of the day
😀😀😀
WHY WAS THE LAMP NOT HEAVY?
Because it’s light.
Tic Tac mints are named
after the sound their container makes.
In
1970, Ferrero was looking to replace "Refreshing Mints" as the name of its now iconic mini
mouth fresheners. Instead of going with a similarly straightforward
approach, the brand says the name we all know now was inspired
by the tic and
the tac sounds
heard when you open and close the little plastic container the mints come.
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10 min slow flow yoga
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Saturday, December 26, 2020
Editor's Pick (Christmas Playlist and more...)
Lockdown Laugh:
PJ of the day:
FUN FACT: AUSTRALIA’S BIGGEST
EXPORT IS BOOMERANGS.
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Christmas Playlist:
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Fun Facts
The word
"muscle" comes from a Latin term meaning "little mouse."
Bend
your arm at the elbow and flex. What do you see when you look at your bicep?
The ancient Romans apparently saw the resemblance of a tiny rodent, which is
why its called it a "muscle," a word derived from the Latin
term musculus—meaning
"little mouse,"
30 min cardio and abs workout
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Friday, December 25, 2020
Editor's Pick
PJ of the day:
😀😀😀
SOMEONE JUST CALLED MY PHONE,
SNEEZED AND THEN JUST HUNG UP.
I am getting sick and tired of
these cold calls.
Ganagot
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Mysterious places around the world
NASA has found some pretty incredible things
in space, and that includes a floating reservoir of water that
holds the equivalent of 140 trillion times all the water that's in Earth's
oceans. What makes it even more amazing is the fact that the reservoir
surrounds a giant black hole.
More
than 12 billion light-years away from Earth, the reservoir is more proof
"that water is pervasive throughout the universe," says Matt Bradford,
a scientist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California.
Yoga for strength
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Thursday, December 24, 2020
Affirmation for December 24, 2020
I understand that my mistakes are my responsibilities and no one else has the right to judge them.
Editor's pick
PJ of the day:
IAMONTHEMOONANDTHEREISNOWHERETOGETABEER.
Thereisnospacebar.
India Story:
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Mysterious places around the world
Badlands National Park,
South Dakota, USA
Carved
out by rivers over many thousands of years, this moon-like national park is all rugged ridges and narrow
canyons, giving way to lush, prairie grasses. The rocks appear in stripy sheets
– the result of years and years of layering – and are home to bighorn sheep and
bison, plus human visitors exploring the many trails.
Winter Solstice Yoga
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Wednesday, December 23, 2020
Editor's pick
PJ of the day:
😀😀😀
MY
BOSS SAID, “I FIND IT HIGHLY SUSPICIOUS THAT YOU ARE ONLY SICK ON WEEKDAYS.”
I said, “It must be my weekend immune
system.”
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Mysterious places around the world
Red Beach, Panjin, China
You’ll not find golden sand on
this expansive ‘beach’ in northeastern China. It’s actually a vast wetland area
whose marshes are home to a rare form of seepweed named Suaeda – and, come
fall, the plant turns a vibrant crimson, creating the blood-red carpet the site
is famous for. Migratory birds including the apt (and very rare) red-crowned
crane make their home here too.
30 min yoga
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Tuesday, December 22, 2020
Yoga for lower body
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Saturday, December 19, 2020
Editor's pick
PJ of the day:
😀😀😀
WHY DOES SPIDERMAN HATE DRIVING
WITH HIS EVIL TWIN?
Because he’s a bad parallel
Parker.
Donation???
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Mysterious places around the world
Rakotzbrücke, Saxony,
Germany
So
perfect and perilous is this stone bridge, legend has it it was crafted by the
devil. It was actually commissioned in the 19th century by a local knight and
it’s tucked away in the real-life Kromlau Rhododendron Park in eastern Germany.
The graceful arch reflects in the water below forming a faultless circle framed
by saw-toothed crags and woodland. It’s currently under construction, along
with other areas of the park.
Slow flow yoga
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Friday, December 18, 2020
Editor's Pick
PJ of the day:
😀😀😀
I invented a car that moves only
when the Driver is silent
Lockdown Laugh:
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Mysterious places around the world
Pamukkale, Denizli, Turkey
If they weren’t such a famous
sight, you might not believe that the cloud-like travertine terraces of Pamukkale
belong on Earth. Their name, in English, means “cotton castle” and that
perfectly sums up the spectacle, whose brilliant white steps contain glittering
pools of mineral-rich water. For a dose of earthly history, the ancient city of
Hierapolis is on the doorstep too.
45 min Power Yoga
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Thursday, December 17, 2020
20 min restorative yoga stretch
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Wednesday, December 16, 2020
Morning Yoga for energy
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Tuesday, December 15, 2020
Intriguing Places on the Planet
Marble Caves, Patagonia,
Chile
You’ll quickly see how this
remote wonder earned its name. The calcium carbonate caves have been chiseled
out by the sea over thousands of years, and the resulting swirls of turquoise,
mint and smoky gray look just like marble. Their far-out location on the
General Carrera Lake in Patagonia means they only attract a trickle of
visitors.
Monday, December 14, 2020
Sunday, December 13, 2020
Saturday, December 12, 2020
Friday, December 11, 2020
Editor's pick
The Netflix Effect:
PJ of the day:
I just bought a T.V. and it said,
“Built-in Antenna”.
I don’t even know where that is!
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