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Michael went out today and tried discovering things around. Finding Mimosa pudica along the road, he stopped and started touching each leaf. He enjoys seeing this plant react to his touch. Mimosa pudica which is also known as the shy plant grows abundantly in the tropics. In the Philippines, it is called makahiya, which literally translates to someone who is shy. In some places, it is called the sensitive plant or the sleeping plant. This plant thorns on its stem, like the thorns of roses, so be careful when you touch the stems. It is not only unique for its pink, fluffy flower which would surely catch anyone's attention although it is tiny but it is also one of a kind plant for its reaction to touch. Once someone or something will touch its leaves, or when the plant is shaken or a strong wind blows it, the leaves will close as if it sleeps. It will take few minutes before it will open again. This plant must be thoroughly examined by scientists who worked on sensors? It has an interesting mechanism. Have you ever seen this plant?

While studying or preparing for an exam, it is great to get inspired by people who you look up too. Here are five of our favorite Stephen Hawking quotes: Intelligence is the ability to adapt to change. Look up at the stars and not down at your feet. Try to make sense of what you see, and wonder about what makes the universe exist. Be curious. The past, like the future, is indefinite and exists only as a spectrum of possibilities. I believe things cannot make themselves impossible. However difficult life may seem, there is always something you can do and succeed at. Enjoy and stay inspired! May you be inspired for greatness inspired for life and prepared for 2018 Philippine bar exams 2018

No need for a t-shirt printing machine, no need for computerized cutter or any other expensive tools. The print here lasts much longer than offset printing with the use of heat press machines. DIY t shirt printing technique that even teens can do.

Acrylic painting for kids or beginners - this video shows how to paint a nice waterfall painting that kids under fifteen years old can easily follow. This painting video tutorial was prepared for a group of homeschooling kids, ages 6 to 15. Toots teens mom volunteered to conduct Let's Paint sessions where children will learn how to paint with easy to follow steps. Parents are always amazed with their children's output every after session. Children can easily come up with a beautiful painting output when they see how the colors are combined together, how the brush is stroked to create the impression one desires to paint. In this particular waterfall painting demo, the painting was done in just over 20 minutes. The output of the children who participated in this activity are featured here - https://hubpages.com/art/Acrylic-Painting-with-Kids This video is uploaded in Youtube here - https://youtu.be/mgJSm5XQBUQ