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Summer Resolutions, Anyone?
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This year I’m going to clear out the shed. I’ll try this long hike someone recommended. I won’t sleep in every day. I’ll eat healthy, all these yummy vegetables and fruit that are available now. I will finish the story that has been on hold for so long. Summer break starts on Monday, and I have a very long list. What about you? Maybe try to write a prompt story? PT Prompt #352 Dale bought an ice cream maker, but vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry are just about that- 0 comments
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Is The Christian God Of The Bible Moral? Part Four: The Exodus Hoax
Brainstorming for new story- A Fantasy Adventure Tale with a cute cat shifter and his human mate
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I totally agree with you. I was trying to find examples that did not relate to chemicals & reactions. Something that GA authors and members could relate with. I found the following and I think it sums up what you stated. It is what Ga Authors does for all of us here, now and has since it first started. Play the Catalyst Role in Life Thank you Myr, sandrewn -
"Threshold" comes from Old English (þrescold), denoting a doorsill or entry point. It is a compound word: the first part relates to thresh (treading or stepping), and the second originally signified a piece of wood or base (from the same root as "hold"). According to the Oxford English Dictionary (OED), the noun threshold was first used in English during the Old English period (before 1150), with historical records showing examples like þeorscwold appearing around 888 AD. -
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Me, too! And aircon! I am a degenerate Western European, and proupd of it! -
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Same here. Last week July till September. And I still have 15 days Flexitime... Going to an island with no running water and no electricity. Digital detox par excellence. Enjoy the guessing! I am so not participating ... or am I? -
The world around is filled with examples of catalysts if you look for them.
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Just the facts: CATALYST Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster CATALYST Synonyms: 59 Similar and Opposite Words | Merriam-Webster Thesaurus CATALYTIC Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster CATALYSIS Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
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A catalyst (or inciting incident) is the irreversible turning point that shatters a character’s normal life. It forces the protagonist out of their comfort zone and into the main conflict. Without it, the story lacks direction, urgency, and the foundational tension needed to drive any meaningful character growth. The concept serves several essential functions in narrative structure: Shifts Status Quo: It destroys the protagonist's "normal world" and makes returning to it impossib
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Catalyst comes from the Greek word katalyein, meaning "to dissolve" or "to loosen". It combines kata- ("down") and lyein ("to loosen" or "to untie"). The process, known as catalysis, was coined by the chemist Jöns Jakob Berzelius in 1835 to describe processes that break apart or change substances. According to the Oxford English Dictionary (OED), the word catalyst was first used in English in the 1880s. The OED cites its earliest documented appearance in print to 1885, specificall
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I can't wait to read these stories! Looking forward to binge reading them from first to last. Good luck to all who entered. May deception be with you! Muhahaha.
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