**A USA Today Bestseller! From the New York Times bestselling author of The Love Hypothesis comes a new steamy, STEMinist novella… A scientist should never cohabitate with her annoyingly hot nemesis—it leads to combustion.** Mara, Sadie, and Hannah are friends first, scientists always. Though their fields of study might take them to different corners of the world, they can all agree on this universal truth: when it comes to love and science, opposites attract and rivals make you burn… As an environmental engineer, Mara knows all about the delicate nature of ecosystems. They require balance. And leaving the thermostat alone. And not stealing someone else’s food. And other rules Liam, her detestable big-oil lawyer of a roommate, knows nothing about. Okay, sure, technically she’s the interloper. Liam was already entrenched in his aunt’s house like some glowering grumpy giant when Mara moved in, with his big muscles and kissable mouth just sitting there on the couch tempting respectable scientists to the dark side…but Helena was her mentor and Mara’s not about to move out and give up her inheritance without a fight. The problem is, living with someone means getting to know them. And the more Mara finds out about Liam, the harder it is to loathe him…and the easier it is to love him. To read Sadie and Hannah’s stories look for the novellas Stuck with You and Below Zero, coming soon from Berkley!
Based on these conversations and research I've done in the area of intergenerational trauma, epigenetics, and family dysfunction cycles, I created...
Recent times are seeing a surge in platonic life partnerships wherein 'best friends' live together under one roof. Psychology facts quotes. facts quote.
From overloaded to micromanaged, employees are sick of suffering under one-size-fits-all management. The solution? Mike Titchen's Adaptive Leadership model.
YOD Design Lab: It is a six-storey venue with a unique concept that is reflected in its interior. MAD Bars House gathered 5 bars and restaurants under one roof. The higher the floor, the higher the alcohol percentage in beverages they serve.
One sensory system, often under-recognized but important, is the vestibular system. Download a free poster with vestibular activities.
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Central Florida’s newest “edutainment” destination invites guests to enter the mesmerizing world of illusions and take mind-boggling snaps Museum of Illusions Orlando, a mind-bending “edutainment” experience where guests enter the fascinating world of mental deception, is opening to the public on January 9, 2021. Situated on International Drive at ICON Park™, this is the first Florida outpost and 20th location for the rapidly-expanding Museum of Illusions brand that started in Zagreb, Croatia in 2015. Photo Credit: Museum of Illusions Orlando With over 50 intriguing exhibits, Museum of Illusions offers more eye-fooling fun under one roof than any other destination in Central Florida. From January 9 to January 31, Orlando residents and visitors can enjoy special “preview days” pricing for $15 per person of any age, a $10 savings off full-price, regular adult admission. Children two and under are free. The museum’s collection of interactive, immersive and distinctly incomprehensible exhibits are based on math, science, and psychology. Visitors are prompted to learn about the tricks of perception and how the human brain works as they move through each exhibit. Imaginations can run free in the vast expanse of the Infinity Room, defy the laws of gravity in the Reverse Room, and shrink to miniature size in the Ames Room -- all while capturing a coveted, baffling photo. Photo Credit: Museum of Illusions Orlando With uniquely mind-boggling backdrops – including several designed just for the Central Florida location -- Orlando’s newest museum offers photo opportunities that visitors won’t find anywhere else in the area. The ability to post inexplicable snaps has escalated the Museum of Illusions’ popularity and created a cult-like following among its fans. “Many international guests are familiar with our concept through social networking,” said Museum of Illusions Orlando General Manager George Youngdahl. “We can’t wait to bring our museum to Central Florida – there’s nothing quite like it here.” In addition to its core collection, the museum’s climate-controlled building, 1-2-hour experience, free parking at ICON Park™, and adjacency to food and beverage outlets, make it a winning entertainment option for inquisitive minds of all ages. Guests can purchase puzzles, mind-tricking games and other souvenirs in the museum’s gift shop. Operating hours are 12 p.m. – 8 p.m. on Sunday through Thursday and 12 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. Orlando’s newest museum will launch with a variety of COVID-19 safety measures in place, including mandatory face masks, limited capacity, designated time slots, one-way paths through exhibits, ongoing cleaning by staff, and hand sanitizers and wipes for guests. Purchase tickets and learn more at https://orlando.museumofillusions.us/. To make group sales reservations, call 386-256-1001 or toll free 833-541-0992. Museum of Illusions Orlando is located at ICON Park™, 8441 International Drive Suite #250 Orlando, Florida, 32819. Stay connected on Facebook and Instagram. #museumofillusionsorlando Museum of Illusions Orlando is owned and operated by Enthoosia Group, a Master Franchisor of the Museum of Illusions brand. Founded in 2018, Enthoosia holds the franchise rights for 20 countries, including the U.S.A.
In our delusion, we have come to put a price tag on Mother Earth, all the while forgetting she is the giver of our Life, and she can shake us off at any moment
"I'm never sure who deserves to be put on a pedestal or crushed under one." - Banksy Oh, the Catholic church won't be happy about this. Banksy just
NSFW warning. Part 2 of Topless by Unky, I do not own any of the artwork within this.
“These aren’t the droids you’re looking for.” -Obi-Wan Kenobi There exists a quiet cadre of teachers who can take over any classroom—out-of-control, disrespectful, or otherwise—and get the students under control, quiet, and working within minutes. They have a certain presence about them, a certain ... Read more
These fascinating photos capture life inside 'Rainbow Gatherings', which intend to promote ideals such as peace, harmony and freedom. The events are held annually in the U.S.
Another one with reflections and water, I was inspired by some of Linnea Strid's paintings on flickr. Arantxa helped me take the photo with her camera, they are her hands. Check out my blog for a description of the creative process: larcey.blogspot.com/
Having referred to message, narrative, and political frames in my last post, the theme of good and bad communication (rhetoric) beckoned for this reflection. Institutional Rhetoric How we character…
You might think a few of these goddess are innocent... you'd be wrong. Are you?
**Vector illustration** of a couple dancing tango under the moon. ZIP contains 2 files: - EPS10 file editable and resizable. - JPG file in high resolution (3868 x 7000 px) If you have any questions do not hesitate to contact me [email protected] Enjoy it!
A big part of what we do with children is teach them safe and appropriate ways to cope and express themselves. We aren’t born knowing how to walk and we also aren’t born knowing how to …
Let's start this day with some hilarious comics made by none other than Adam Ellis.
When Peggy Guggenheim moved to Venice, in 1948, the city wasn’t the floating playground for contemporary art that it is today. No billionaires had parked their collections there, no blue-chip sales directors were spending the Biennale preview week working up a sweat on the Bauer Hotel dance floor. In that year of ’48, with the entire European continent slowly recovering from the Second World War and Greece embroiled in a civil war, Guggenheim was invited to show her collection at the Greek Pavilion of the exhibition. ...
