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2016/07/18 FNS Music Festival in Summer - Hey! Say! JUMP Cut

Taking us back to 2016 for HSJ’s Maji SUNSHINE & Come On A My House because it’s that time of year again when FNS has their “Music Festival in Summer,” and we’ll finally get to see the live performance of Hey! Say! JUMP’s new single, COSMIC☆HUMAN!

2018/7/25 - 8/17 Hey! Say! JUMP Media Schedule

7/25 (Wed) 19:00-23:28 FNS Music Festival in Summer

7/27 (Fri) 25:24-26:24 Buzz Rhythm 02

7/28 (Sat) 21:00-23:10 Code Blue Special & 24:58-26:08 CDTV

8/3 (Fri) 20:00 Music Station 2-Hour Special

8/17 (Fri) 18:00-19:00 The Shounen Club Premium

24:59-25:29 (Mondays) Tokyo Alien Brothers

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a stream with no destination is just a stagnant body of water

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Bat Cat!

HEALTH CREED

9.8.19 // sunlit evening

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To gain weight is so easy, it happens fast. But losing weight takes so much time, so don’t you dare eat that chocolate bar, that pizza or whatever you’re craving so much right now. Put it down, don’t ruin your progress, don’t ruin that last pound you lost.

Thin tastes so much better than any food  (via faded-self)

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2,000-year-old pet cemetery uncovered in Egypt

A nearly 2,000-year-old pet cemetery holding the remains of dogs, monkeys and scores of cats has been uncovered in an ancient Egyptian town, archaeologists say.

A few animals still wore iron collars when they were laid to rest, and the graves of two young cats include ostrich-shell beads. Some of the beasts’ bodies were nestled under mats or pottery jars, signaling they were deliberately buried rather than just discarded as trash, researchers argue.

The careful treatment of the animals’ bodies suggests an “emotional (relationship) between men and pets as we know it today,” says Marta Osypińska of the Polish Academy of Sciences, the author of a new study in the journal Antiquity.

It’s not uncommon to find pets buried in ancient Egypt, but most were interred with or near their owners. The only humans buried near these pets were two people buried three centuries after the animals, Osypińska says. Read more.