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BuzzFeed 

What Keeps You Motivated While Writing A Novel?

The Snowflake Method? Bourbon? Classical music? TELL US YOUR SECRETS!

Congratulations! You've decided to write a novel!

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You're convinced your idea is pretty genius, you have parts of the plot figured out and now all you have to do is write the thing!

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So now what? How do people discipline themselves to write every single day?

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«Seattle Post-Intelligencer» (seattlepi.com) 

1 new tuberculosis disease case confirmed in rural Alabama

(AP) — Public health officials say another case of tuberculosis has been confirmed amid an outbreak in rural Alabama that has killed three people since 2011. Alabama Department of Public Health officials said in a statement Thursday that another person has tested positive for the airborne bacterial infection in Marion, a city of roughly 3,600.

TheRepublic.com 

South Africa reports small drop in number of killed rhinos

JOHANNESBURG - South Africa on Thursday reported a slight drop in the annual number of killed rhinos, but conservationists said rhino poaching remains unacceptably high and some warned that a South African court ruling in favor of a domestic trade in rhino horn could further imperil the threatened animals.

United Press International (UPI.com) 

Iraq approved for $1.9B F-16 weapons/munitions buy

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WASHINGTON, Jan. 21 (UPI) -- Iraq has received U.S. State Department approval for a $1.95 billion purchase of F-16 weaponry, munitions and support services deal.

«The Times of India» (indiatimes.com) 

Taliban attack at varsity: Should Pakistan teachers have shot back?

The university attack shows that militants retain the ability to launch attacks, despite a country-wide anti-terrorism crackdown and a military campaign against their strongholds along the lawless border with Afghanistan.

«The Times of India» (indiatimes.com) 

Taliban attack at varsity: Should Pakistan teachers have shot back?

The university attack shows that militants retain the ability to launch attacks, despite a country-wide anti-terrorism crackdown and a military campaign against their strongholds along the lawless border with Afghanistan.

GantDaily.com 

John Kerry: Some sanctions relief money for Iran will go to terrorism

Secretary of State John Kerry acknowledged to CNBC Thursday that some of the money Iran received in sanctions relief would go to groups considered terrorists. When asked about whether some the $150 billion in sanctions relief to Iran would go to terrorist groups, Kerry reiterated that, after settling debts, Iran would receive closer to $55 […]