entrelaluz

@entrelaluz (12)

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entrelaluz liked this • 17 Mar 07

do babies in the womb become bored

reclusex4 @reclusex4 (31) • United States 27 Feb 07

I was just wondering what people thought of babies in the womb. When they get to term and are in one position all the time until they are born, do they get bored? I know I would be bored with nothing to do and no stimuli. Let me...

do babies get bored

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silvermoonmyst Babies in the womb have LOTS of stimulation, By he time you feel them moving, you can poke them back, they will kick again. You can shine a light on your stomach and they will move. talking to them is stimulating, they can hear your voice from the time their...

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entrelaluz liked this • 16 Mar 07

When you are broke, what do you do?

taiwanlife @taiwanlife (745) • Philippines 7 Jul 12

I am in Europe and I am broke at the moment. I have never bee this broke in my working life. It is very ironic that, it is when I came to work in a first world country that I am having problems with money this bad. I know all...

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desertdarlene I am in Europe and I am broke at the moment. I have never bee this broke in my working life. It is very ironic that, it is when I came to work in a first world country that I am having problems with money this bad. I know all the reasons why and when it...

16 Mar 07

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entrelaluz liked this • 12 Feb 07

Is jail time for five minutes a day acceptable?

shywolf @shywolf (4514) • United States 11 Feb 07

There is now a program in La Crosse County in Washington that is a low-cost alternative to building more jail cells - known as "day reporting", felons have to appear before county staffers once a day, or whenever else they are...

five minutes a day jailtime

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lauriefnp My first reaction when reading your initial discussion was that they were getting off too easily, but the article made me re-think that. It actually makes a lot of sense for non-violent felons. Besides the cost savings, which are always a big issue for...

12 Feb 07

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