#mouse man national census

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tennisblr question time!!!!!!

what is your must watch wta match? any era, tournament, level, its totally free range on this one

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Thrive Market - Best Organic Online Grocery Store

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Thrive Market - Best Organic Online Grocery Store

If you are looking for the best organic online grocery store look no further than Thrive Market. Thrive Market, as the best online health food store you can buy bulk organic food online with free shipping or delivery depending on the value of your purchase.

Thrive Market: Build & Maintain Healthy Habits

“Thrive Market is a membership community that harnesses the power of direct buying to deliver the world’s best healthy food and natural products to our members at wholesale prices.”

Thrive Market lists its mission as, “to make healthy living easy and affordable for everyone.” To achieve this goal, Thrive has developed the Thrive Gives program. When you buy a Thrive Market membership, you are also donating one to a low-income family, teacher, veteran, or student. In their effort to achieve their mission, Thrive offers the highest quality, organic, non-GMO products to everyone with a membership whether it is bought or donated.

Thrive Gives – Thrive Gives Back To The Community

Not only does Thrive Gives enables those who otherwise would not be able to afford a Thrive Market membership to have access to the healthy products Thrive offers, it provides educational content and grocery stipends to their Gives membership.

According to Thrive research, 80% of low-income families resort to buying food that they know is not healthy due to prices of healthier alternatives.

It is estimated that nearly 23 million Americans today live in what is known as ‘food deserts.’ These low-income neighborhoods have little to no healthy food availability. This lack of access contributes to a number of illnesses, including diabetes, heart disease, etc.

Ironically, the lack of affordable food options that are healthy leads to an increase in costs for health care. Every year this gap in resources costs our country hundreds of billions of dollars. Furthermore, it compromises the quality of life for millions of people.

It is easy to help these people and give them access to healthier options. Thrive Gives does not simply give the healthy food to those in need. They also help educate them on how to eat healthy and thus build and maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Teach a Man to Fish…

Thrive Market works with nonprofit partners like Feeding America and Blue Star Families to distribute free memberships to the families and individuals they serve. You can even apply for a free membership on the Thrive Market website.

In addition to access to healthy, organic, non-GMO products, Thrive provides its Gives member with customized educational material. It includes everything from shopping lists to recipes to a 22-part video course regarding how to live a healthy live on a budget.

How Thrive Market Spread the Health

It all starts with Thrive Market customer. They have the option to donate a portion of their savings at the checkout. Every dollar donated goes directly into the shopping cart of a low-income Thrive Gives family. Every month, more than 1000 families receive donated grocery stipends.

Thrive has captured data that indicates that these additional funds help ensure all their members can help them lead healthier lives by helping them form new healthy habits. This is an enormous achievement.

According to the National Census Bureau, the average grocery budget for a low-income family of four for a week is $96 – that is a mere $24 per person. Other data from that NCB is just as bleak.

Citing a lack of access to fresh foods, they say that 70% of low-income people generally eat two or fewer servings of produce a day.

Information indicates that 3 out of 4 low-income people are forced to skip meals because they simply cannot afford to eat.

40% of low-income people have to use public transportation or walking to get to the supermarket.

Is Thrive Worth It?

If you read Thrive Market reviews 2017, you will notice that Thrive provides healthy, organic, non-GMO products that are easily grouped by the dietary lifestyle of the individual. Whatever your dietary goals, Thrive has products to help you achieve those goals.

Thrive also provides training on how to live healthy and grow strong. Gives provides the building blocks for you to build and maintain healthy habits… at any economic level.

It is easy to learn how to eat healthy and live strong. It is easy to register for a membership – free or paid – and easier still to find products that match your dietary lifestyle.

Just add the products you want to your online cart and checkout with a click of the mouse. Do not forget to donate a portion of your savings at checkout. Your order will be shipped within two days and be delivered to your doorstep via the United Parcel Service (UPS) and a family in need with get to add your donation to his or her weekly budget of $24 per person.

There is no easier, more affordable way to shop for healthy products to match your dietary needs. Thrive offers quality products that have been vetted for their content and are delivered directly to you. Thrive is the best place to buy organic food online.

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tennisblr question time!!!!!!!!

okay so this one has to be in two parts so make sure u vote in both polls!!!!! also clarifications under the cut as always :3

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thesis: how much do you think djokovic still believes he will win a 25th slam and how much do you think that has changed since the beginning of the year?

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this is the scale im using!

also, reiterating that this poll is asking how you think djokovic felt going into the 2024 season. It feels relevant to mention that 2023 was an incredible season for him in which he won 7 titles (Adelaide, Australian Open, French Open, Cincinnati, US Open, Paris, ATP Finals), although he did have quite a few upsets after being denied entry into the US for the Sunshine Double; and having a disappointing run up to Roland Garros. He ended the year as number 1.

Check reblogs for second part!

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tennisblr question time: who r U rooting for in the wta and atp DOUBLES finals?

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tennis question time !!!

this one's kind of a vague one so i hope it makes sense 🙈

how do you think your fave fares mentally in a match after they have unsuccessfully maintained the momentum to win? here are are examples of what I mean:

• getting broken whilst serving for the match

• being one set away from winning in straights and then losing the next set

• winning the first set easily, preparing themselves for an easy match (say like the opponent is much lower ranked or on one of their weaker surfaces), and then struggling in the next set

this question is much more up to interpretation, im mostly interested in what tennisblr has noticed about players and which players are more obvious about their mentality. Feel free to take some liberty for your answers, no interpretation is wrong! Also, I'm sure there are many players who keep it all under wraps and we'd never know how they felt, so obviously this is all from an outside perspective 😁

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tennis question time: serious edition

clarifications under the cut but please at least read the options carefully!!!

YES, I think he should receive a ban of 1 to 2 years

meaning you agree with the verdict that Jannik unintentionally came into contact with the banned substance and agree with the appeal from WADA that he should receive the length of ban laid out by WADA and the ITIA for cases of unintentional doping

YES, I think he should receive a ban of less than 1 year

meaning you agree with the verdict that Jannik unintentionally came into contact with the banned substance but disagree with the length of ban laid out by WADA and the ITIA for cases of unintentional doping

YES, I think he should receive a ban of more than 2 years (unintentional doping)

meaning you agree with the verdict that Jannik unintentionally came into contact with the banned substance, but you believe the length of ban for unintentional doping as laid out by WADA and the ITIA is too short

YES, I think he should receive a ban of more than 2 years (intentional doping)

meaning you disagree with the verdict that Jannik unintentionally came into contact with the banned substance, that is you think he intentionally attempted to dope and lied to the ITIA about how the clostebol entered his system and should get the length of ban for intentional doping at laid out by WADA and the ITIA (~4 years)

NO, I do not think he should receive a ban

meaning you agree with the verdict that Jannik unintentionally came into contact with the banned substance but disagree with the length of ban laid out by WADA and the ITIA for cases of unintentional doping, and specifically think there should not be a ban of any length

NOTES:

I'm not including a see results option because i want relevant data, i want tennisblrs actual opinions! you'll have to wait a week for the results if u dont want to vote.

Also, please vote accurate to how you feel. Votes are anonymous, no one can see what you picked. I want all parts of tennisblr to participate, and while most of you like or are ambivalent towards Jannik, i know there are some haters. I want all of your opinions!

I do ask for no discourse on this post, at least in the comments or reblogs. In tags is okay. Stay civil!

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tennis question time!!!

if it were up to you, how many serves would you allow? personally i think it should be Unlimited

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okay!!! i realised i never reblogged this with the results! behold, a graph!

7 people voted YES, I think he should receive a ban of 1 to 2 years

28 people voted YES, I think he should receive a ban of less than 1 year

1 person voted YES, I think he should receive a ban of more than 2 years (unintentional doping)

0 people voted YES, I think he should receive a ban of more than 2 years (intentional doping)

109 people voted NO, I do not think he should receive a ban

in total, 36 voted yes for a ban of some length and 109 voted no ban; giving a split of 24.8% to 75.2%

tennis question time: serious edition

clarifications under the cut but please at least read the options carefully!!!

YES, I think he should receive a ban of 1 to 2 years

meaning you agree with the verdict that Jannik unintentionally came into contact with the banned substance and agree with the appeal from WADA that he should receive the length of ban laid out by WADA and the ITIA for cases of unintentional doping

YES, I think he should receive a ban of less than 1 year

meaning you agree with the verdict that Jannik unintentionally came into contact with the banned substance but disagree with the length of ban laid out by WADA and the ITIA for cases of unintentional doping

YES, I think he should receive a ban of more than 2 years (unintentional doping)

meaning you agree with the verdict that Jannik unintentionally came into contact with the banned substance, but you believe the length of ban for unintentional doping as laid out by WADA and the ITIA is too short

YES, I think he should receive a ban of more than 2 years (intentional doping)

meaning you disagree with the verdict that Jannik unintentionally came into contact with the banned substance, that is you think he intentionally attempted to dope and lied to the ITIA about how the clostebol entered his system and should get the length of ban for intentional doping at laid out by WADA and the ITIA (~4 years)

NO, I do not think he should receive a ban

meaning you agree with the verdict that Jannik unintentionally came into contact with the banned substance but disagree with the length of ban laid out by WADA and the ITIA for cases of unintentional doping, and specifically think there should not be a ban of any length

NOTES:

I'm not including a see results option because i want relevant data, i want tennisblrs actual opinions! you'll have to wait a week for the results if u dont want to vote.

Also, please vote accurate to how you feel. Votes are anonymous, no one can see what you picked. I want all parts of tennisblr to participate, and while most of you like or are ambivalent towards Jannik, i know there are some haters. I want all of your opinions!

I do ask for no discourse on this post, at least in the comments or reblogs. In tags is okay. Stay civil!

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we have results! from a total of 79 votes NO won with 22 votes at 27.8% I have prepared a pie graph for your enjoyment!

because of the nature of my options, yes was at a disadvantage with 4 separate yes options, vs only one no option. adding the 4 yes options together gives us 54 votes, giving us 68.4% !

the graph percentages have been rounded to the nearest integer which i lament but u can see the actual percentages on the original poll anyway

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tennisblr question time p.2!!!!!!!!

once again clarifications under the cut :3

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thesis: how much do you think djokovic still believes he will win a 25th slam and how much do you think that has changed since the beginning of the year?

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this is the scale im using!

also, reiterating that this poll is asking how you think djokovic feels going into the 2025 season. It feels relevant to mention that 2023 was an incredible season for him in which he won 7 titles (Adelaide, Australian Open, French Open, Cincinnati, US Open, Paris, ATP Finals), although he did have quite a few upsets after being denied entry into the US for the Sunshine Double; and having a disappointing run up to Roland Garros. He ended the year as number 1.

his 2024 season however has been less successful. He lost his match in the quarter finals of the United Cup after raising concerns about a wrist injury, and would be upset in the semi finals of the Australian Open soon after. His year would continue to be filled with upsets, as he would win no tour titles and be dealing with a knee injury that required surgery- although the one highlight would be the Olympic gold. he will end the season as number 7.

tennisblr question time!!!!!!!!

okay so this one has to be in two parts so make sure u vote in both polls!!!!! also clarifications under the cut as always :3

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thesis: how much do you think djokovic still believes he will win a 25th slam and how much do you think that has changed since the beginning of the year?

-

this is the scale im using!

also, reiterating that this poll is asking how you think djokovic felt going into the 2024 season. It feels relevant to mention that 2023 was an incredible season for him in which he won 7 titles (Adelaide, Australian Open, French Open, Cincinnati, US Open, Paris, ATP Finals), although he did have quite a few upsets after being denied entry into the US for the Sunshine Double; and having a disappointing run up to Roland Garros. He ended the year as number 1.

Check reblogs for second part!