#New Zealand study

[techdriveplay]

Should I Be Using a Sauna After Working Out?

Saunas have long been a staple in gyms and fitness centres worldwide, but should you be using a sauna after working out? This question has sparked debates among fitness enthusiasts and health experts alike. Let’s explore the potential benefits and drawbacks to help you make an informed decision. Statistics: A study published in the Journal of Human Kinetics found that sauna use post-exercise…

[ferntern]

Studies of the Planet Zoo kiwi lol. Made it into a lil in-game sketchbook prop to use as educational material :>

[thelailasblog]

[chomesuke]

hey, could people please sign this petition about stopping boot camps from being started up here in aotearoa? with the new abuse in care report it becomes even more obvious how awful they are and yet the government is going ahead with them.

the boot camps torture rather than rehabilitate the children forced to be involved. they should not exist.

[crabussy]

MULTIPLE people thought I was australian on that poll.... head in hands

[lifebuoyjournals]

The Tannery, Christchurch

This place was so pretty and I loved the vibe! Definitely one of the highlights of my trip to Christchurch.

What's the prettiest place that y'all have been to?

[shayberri789]

I have a question for Deaf folk around the world (or anyone who uses sign language really, of any variety):

When you discuss fandom in SL (eg: A book, or a movie, or a game), do you spell the name of the media in it's full? Or do you abbreviate it the way we do online (Eg: tloz for legend of zelda, istv for into the spiderverse, pjo for percy jackson and the olympians)? Or do you come up with sign names for them?

Do you spell it out full the first time (maybe using corrisponding full signs where appropriate eg the 'in' movement for into, or 'legend' in legend of zelda) then point back to that space to refer to it again? Come up with an arbitary nickname for it for every conversation/depending on the person?

How do you navigate fandom and character names in sign?

[have-you-read-this-short-fiction]

"The Mysterious Study of Doctor Sex" is available to read here

[thelailasblog]

[pierog]

this year i wanted to leave journalism and get into zookeeping. well my zookeeping is FLOPPING and my writing is POPPING. trying to focus on the ups. not the downs. we flopping we popping we pflopping (sounds like a german word for when a horse does a poo)

[graddingeducationalconsultant]

Top Study Abroad Destinations for 2025

Studying abroad can change your life. You get to experience different cultures, see the world from a new perspective, and learn skills that will stay with you forever. As we look towards 2025, some places stand out for their great education, rich cultures, and opportunities for growth.

[asknzmate]

"G'day! We're back! Sorry about th' break, but ya just can't get rid'f us!"

"Asks ar' still open as always, feel free t' drop a few. Chur~!"

[dec0mposing]

Otago University Capping Book Poster (1946)

"Graduation, also known as capping, was for many years the 'major student festival' at the University of Otago. The first ceremony took place in 1879. From 1894-1898 ceremonies were banned by university authorities because they disapproved of students using them to voice their grievances publicly. Otago students still celebrated with separate social events that were organised by the Otago University Students' Association, and continued to do so when the formal public ceremony was reinstated in 1899. These events included a capping show (earlier known as a 'capping carnival') and from 1899 extended to a capping ball and procession with floats through Dunedin streets. From 1926-1997 students also produced an annual capping magazine. The proceeds from these activities were contributed to local charities. The capping show continues to be held annually, but the last procession was held in 2000 and the ball ceased in the 1980s."

From Alison Clarke 'Otago 150 Years of New Zealand's First University', Dunedin, Otago University Press, 2018, pages 66-71

[lifebuoyjournals]

(Travel Journal)

New Zealand 2022: Lupin Country

Was actually out looking for lavenders, but the lupin flowers were just so vast and beautiful and unlike anything I've ever seen. There is some debate on the impact of lupins in New Zealand though, since they are an invasive population.

We travelled from Christchurch to Lake Tekapo (absolutely stunning lake) and did a short little trek at Mount Cook. Wish we had more days to do a few more treks, but unfortunately our schedule was quite packed this trip. Definitely a region I'll visit again ❦

[abroad-education]

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[brouillxrd]

midterm studying, pumpkin spice candle, and autumn lake (picture not mine)