4 Money Tips from 4 Personal Finance Legends – The Art Of Manliness

A mama dog did all she could to save her pups from drowning in a heavy downpour – Rare

Lyna Perez Just Made X-Ray Specs Obsolete With One Voluptuous NSFW Instagram Photo – Mandatory

Ric Flair reveals the ridiculous amount of women he’s slept with – FanBuzz

How to Become the Best in the World at What You Do – Thrive

9 Best Foods For A Healthy Heart – Life Force

Britney Spears in a Bikini of the Day – Drunken Stepfather

This Amazing Tree That Shows How Languages Are Connected Will Change The Way You See Our World – Bored Panda

Pennsylvania Fire chief publicly calls NFL coach a “no-good n****r” for anthem response – CBS News

Saudi Arabia Agrees to Let Women Drive – NY Times

Josephine Skriver Shows Off Her Ultra Sexy/Perfect Cleavage In A Naughty Bra – Popoholic

Manage Your Personal Energy To Improve The Quality Of Life – Darius Foroux

How Anthony Bourdain Picks the Destinations on ‘Parts Unknown’ – Eater

Trump’s Tax Plan Is Here. This Is What It Does – Digg

Are Straight Men at Risk for HIV? – Danger And Play

15 Percent? 20 Percent? It Doesn’t Matter, Because Tipping Culture Is Fundamentally Broken – Mel Magazine

Slash’s house is up for sale – Leenks

20 of The Fastest Planes in The World – LifeHack Lane

The Rules for Drinking Alone at a Bar – GQ

How to Handle Friendships While in a Relationship – Nick Notas

8 Tips to Make Your Passwords as Strong as Possible – Mental Floss

Diary Of A Concussion – The Verge

Smile, It’s Hump Day! (36 Photos) – Radass

Carmella Rose Instagram Goodness – Hollywood Tuna

10 More Tricks to Appear Smart in Meetings – Sad And Useless

I Tried a Vintage Mail Order Bodybuilding Course and There’s a Reason Nobody Does These – Life Hacker

The Creepy Underworld Of Revenge Porn On The Dark Web – Unilad

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When my friend tells me his MLM is not a pyramid scheme

When I’m still paying my student loan and my wife says, “I wanna start a family”

When I have a good story to tell but the conversation shifts making my story now off topic 

When my owner pretends to throw the ball but instead he pump fakes for the sixth time in a row 

When I think I’m done pooping… but not quite

When the lady in line in front of me at the register pulls out a checkbook

When I match with a hot girl on tinder who: messages me first, only has one, extremely high quality, picture and an overly sexual bio 

When I’m on my way home and I havve to take a dump really bad but if I run I will shit myself

When it’s been a while and she asks you to hop in the shower with her

Kim Jong Un Celebrating A Missile Launch

When my Saudi Arabian co-worker mentions that his uncle died on 9/11

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In today’s world we are constantly bombarded with beautiful people and things on the news and media, and it’s easy to think  “if only I had a girlfriend, or if only I had all these things, or all this money, then I would finally be happy.

I mean we live in a capitalistic society. Money, fame, and beauty is the whole purpose of life right?

The truth is that the quest for things is a thirst that will never be quenched.

Once you have one thing, it’ll be another thing. And another thing. And another thing.

Enough will never be enough.

I used to deal with some pretty heavy depression.

And through this journey, I came to the realization that my happiness was entirely dependent on external sources.

My happiness was derived from how popular I was at the time, how many likes I was getting on social media, how much money I was making and if it was enough to impress people.

And of course, how often I was able to get drunk or high and how good looking the girl on my arm was that night.

If you think about it, none of those things are really under your control.

They’re all outside factors that you don’t really have much say about.

When it comes down to it, it’s almost as ridiculous as letting your mood be dependent on the weather.

No matter how much you love your friends and they love you – everyone eventually gets let down. And it’s not necessarily their fault – they’re just human.

You’re human.

A none of those things are inherently bad things.

But just like we were talking about how money is a neutral object that turns into what we make it – they’re all super easy to get sucked into when you don’t have a solid foundation of happiness beforehand.

Again there’s a balance that comes with everything. Without balance – anything can turn into something that’s not good for you.

So what can we control?

Our own personal growth.

Our own personal passions.

Our own pursuit of finding what really defines us.

Once you’re able to prioritize what matters in your life – all of those outside factors will only make you happier, but won’t affect you as much when they let you down.

There’s nothing like knowing your happiness is based on yourself. Keep growing, keep learning, keep following your dreams and passions, and no outside factors will ever be able to take that happiness away from you.

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Barbara Peacock is one of five recipients of the Getty Images annual Grants for Editorial Photography programme, which gives photojournalists an award of $10,000 as well as the agency’s support in pursuing projects of their choosing. American Bedroom is an ongoing series of portraits in which she explores the complexities and idiosyncrasies of contemporary American life.

Betty, Sweden, Maine: “My husband died. I can smoke in the house now”.

Christopher and Alice, Portland, Maine: “Time alone is rare with busy lives, two kids, and a cat. Any time we get we savour, as summer just seems to seep away”.

Cody, Portland, Maine: “It’s been really frustrating. I can’t do anything. I can’t hang out with my friends, can’t play sports. I’m stuck here … just me and my illness” (rheumatic fever).

Jessica, Milford, New Hampshire: “Sometimes life throws you in all sorts of directions. The most important part about life is to remember you are exactly where you need to be”.

Holly and Nathan, Deep Gap, North Carolina: “We have been off the grid for 20 years”.

Nito, Cambridge, Massachusetts: “There are days I don’t leave my room”.

Pepere, Jay, Maine: “I am so quiet in the morning when I wake up so I don’t disturb her. Then I remember she is gone”.

Claire, Westford, Massachusetts: “I have always cherished my bedroom because it is cosy and reminds me of being a child. Now I am growing up and experiencing all sorts of new things. I like that my room doesn’t really change”.

Germaine: “I wait every year for my Christmas cookies. I hide them from everyone.”

Jr and Thor: “My bed is in a closet so I love to jump on my Mom’s bed.”

Carroll: “Are we somewhere?”

Mid aged couple: “My room is finally pretty, but us… not so much!!”

Young Family: “I hate my room, but we waited so long for kids, I love being all togeher even in this tiny room.”

Winslow and Juno: “I’m still in a transient stage, but now I have a cat.”

More info: Barbara Peacock, Instagram, Facebook, Getty Images

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Otto Frank, Anne Frank’s father and the only surviving member of the Frank family revisiting the attic they spent the war in, May 3, 1960

Nazi Rally being held at the “Cathedral of Light” in Nuremberg. Designed by Albert Speer, the “cathedral” actually consisted of 152 anti-aircraft searchlights, at intervals of 12 metres, aimed skyward to create a series of vertical bars surrounding the audience. 1930’s.

Crowded Bunks in the Prison Camp at Buchenwald, April 16, 1945

Jewish prisoners of Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in Germany, on a transport to Theresienstadt north of Prague, moments after they were liberated by the US forces on April 1945

It’s Friday, the 13th of April, 1945. A few miles northwest of Magdeburg there was a railroad siding in wooded ravine not far from the Elbe River. Major Clarence L. Benjamin in a jeep was leading a small task force of two light tanks on a routine job of patrolling. The unit came upon some 200 shabby looking civilians by the side of the road. There was something immediately apparent about each one of these people, men and women, which arrested the attention. Each one of them was skeleton thin with starvation, a sickness in their faces and the way in which they stood-and there was something else. At the sight of Americans they began laughing in joy-if it could be called laughing. It was an outpouring of pure, near-hysterical relief. 

Princeton students after a freshman vs. sophomores snowball fight in 1893

The morning after a long night awaiting a Viet Cong attack that never came. 40 miles East of Saigon, Vietnam, 1965

Two South Vietnamese soldiers question a suspected Viet Cong women at gunpoint in 1967

Saigon execution: Murder of a Vietcong by Saigon Police Chief, 1968

After Nguyen Ngoc Loan raised his sidearm and shot Vietcong operative Nguyen Van Lem in the head he walked over to the reporters and told them that: “These guys kill a lot of our people, and I think Buddha will forgive me”. Captured on NBC TV cameras and by AP photographer Eddie Adams, the picture and film footage flashed around the world and quickly became a symbol of the Vietnam War’s brutality. Eddie Adams’ picture was especially striking, as the moment frozen is one almost at the instant of death. 

For all the image’s political impact, though, the situation wasn’t as black-and-white as it’s rendered. What Adams’ photograph doesn’t reveal is that the man being shot (named Nguyen Van Lem) was the captain of a Vietcong “revenge squad” that had executed dozens of unarmed civilians earlier the same day.

US soldiers in Vietnam hear the radio report that they’re going home

The earliest photograph of baseball being played in California, 1860s

Burnt out Panzer IV and crew during the Battle of the Falaise Pocket, August 1944

The battlefield at Falaise was unquestionably one of the greatest “killing fields” of any of the war areas. Forty-eight hours after the closing of the gap I was conducted through it on foot, to encounter scenes that could be described only by Dante. It was literally possible to walk for hundreds of yards at a time, stepping on nothing but dead and decaying flesh.

– Eisnehower

Looking at this map gives you a slight idea of how horrible the German’s position was.

A Bosnian Serb woman mourns over the remains of her son killed in 1992 after it was found in a common grave, in Bosnia during the Balkan Wars

The father of one of the four boys, all from the Bakr family, killed during Israeli shelling

Harry Houdini stands in chains at the edge of a pier ready to dive into the water in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1906

“White Death” – Simo “Simuna” Häyhä – with visible damage to his left cheek, after his 1940 wound 

WW2 Finnish marksman. Using a Finnish-produced M/28-30 rifle (a variant of the Mosin–Nagant rifle) and the Suomi KP/-31 submachine gun, he is reported as having killed 505 men during the 1939–40 Winter War, the highest recorded number of confirmed sniper kills in any major war. In 1940 Häyhä was hit by an explosive bullet in his lower left jaw. All of Häyhä’s kills were accomplished in fewer than 100 days – an average of just over five kills per day – at a time of year with very few daylight hours

Human Oddities of Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey Circus – 1924 

Paratroopers of Easy Company (Band of Brothers), at Berghof (Adolf Hitler’s home in the Bavarian Alps), 1945

In May 1945, as the war in Europe drew to a close, two great prizes remained. The first, Berlin, was almost completely in the hands of the Soviets. The second, Berchtesgaden, home to Adolf Hitler’s famous mountain retreat, remained to be captured.

For months, General Dwight D. Eisenhower and other Allied commanders had worried about the possible existence of a ‘national redoubt’ in Bavaria and Austria. They were concerned that thousands of Nazi diehards would take to the rugged mountains, sustain themselves with copious supplies stored up over the course of many years and fight a guerrilla-style war against the Allies. Fortunately, the redoubt existed more in the minds of German propagandists and the nightmares of Allied leaders than in the Bavarian Alps. By May most Allied officers had begun to understand this. They faced a German army with very little fight left. Hordes of prisoners clogged the autobahn. The German soldiers still resisting did so primarily against the Russians and most of the others fled westward in hopes of surrendering to the British or the Americans.

The Berghof was Adolf Hitler’s home in the Obersalzberg of the Bavarian Alps near Berchtesgaden, Bavaria, Germany. Other than the Wolfsschanze (“Wolf’s Lair”), his headquarters in East Prussia for the invasion of the Soviet Union, Hitler spent more time at the Berghof than anywhere else during World War II. It was also one of the most widely known of his headquarters, which were located throughout Europe.

Rebuilt, much expanded and renamed in 1935, the Berghof was Hitler’s vacation residence for ten years. In late April 1945 the house was damaged by British aerial bombs, set on fire by retreating SS troops in early May, and looted after Allied troops reached the area. The Bavarian government demolished the burnt shell in 1952.

An Akita dog named Hachiko was so loyal to his owner that he waited for his owner for 9 years until he died. His owner would take the train to work and back, and Hachiko greeted him every time he came back. Even after his owner died of a hemmorhage at work, Hachiko thought he’d come back

The last photo of Hachikō, the dog who waited for his master’s return each day for 9 years until he too passed away

Hachiko, Forever Reunited With His Human

Marilyn Monroe 1940s 

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Commentators discuss important details as pro gamer prepares for his match

Penn & Teller – The Right Not to be Offended

Veterans from various wars talk about the first time they killed someone

Sailors rescue tired dog lost at sea

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Boston University’s CTE Breakthrough Could Forever Change Football – The Ringer

This Is Probably The Greatest Hugh Hefner Story I Have Ever Read – Mandatory

Richard Branson Makes A Bold Prediction About The Future Of Food – Forbes

Game of Thrones: The Final Season Has an Insanely Huge Budget – Vanity Fair

10 Amazing Health Benefits of Garlic – LifeForce

DNA surgery corrects human embryos of genetic defect for the first time ever – BBC

Russian-linked Twitter accounts stoked NFL anthem debate – CNET

Education Isn’t the Key to a Good Income – The Atlantic

Spending a year undercover with the Alt-Right – Huck Magazine

Gymnast McKayla Maroney Flashes Her Massive Bikini Cleavage – Popoholic

How Much Are People In Hollywood Making In 2017 – Hollywood Reporter

The Post-Antibiotic Era Is Here. Now What? – Wired

Hot girls generous with the cleavage – Radass

 Julia Louis-Dreyfus announced to the world that she had been diagnosed with breast cancer – Rare

A damn fine collection of bewbs, awesomeness and everything in between – Leenks

Remember The Name: Julia Gilas – Yes Bitch

Archaeologists finally solve the mystery of how Egyptians built the Great Pyramid of Giza – Independent

Five Things Porn Tricks Us Into Thinking Everyone Does – Tonic

9 Ways You Can Become More Manly – Average2Alpha

What Each Slider on an Equalizer Does – Ziyad

10 critical questions to ask your doctor about diabetes – Be Healthy

What It’s Like Having Brain Surgery While You’re Still Awake – VICE

Meet SI Swimsuit Model Haley Kalil –G-Celeb

Pam Anderson’s Erotic Tribute to Hef of the Day – Drunken Stepfather

“Plan is in place” for O.J. Simpson’s parole release from prison – Fan Buzz

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The first symptom of the process of our killing our dreams is the lack of time. The busiest people I have known in my life always have time enough to do everything. Those who do nothing are always tired and pay no attention to the little amount of work they are required to do. They complain constantly that the day is too short. The truth is, they are afraid to fight the Good Fight.

The second symptom of the death of our dreams lies in our certainties. Because we don’t want to see life as a grand adventure, we begin to think of ourselves as wise and fair and correct in asking so little of life. We look beyond the walls of our day-to-day existence, and we hear the sound of lances breaking, we smell the dust and the sweat, and we see the great defeats and the fire in the eyes of the warriors. But we never see the delight, the immense delight in the hearts of those who are engaged in the battle. For them, neither victory nor defeat is important; what’s important is only that they are fighting the Good Fight.

And, finally, the third symptom of the passing of our dreams is peace. Life becomes a Sunday afternoon; we ask for nothing grand, and we cease to demand anything more than we are willing to give. In that state, we think of ourselves as being mature; we put aside the fantasies of our youth, and we seek personal and professional achievement. We are surprised when people our age say that they still want this or that out of life. But really, deep in our hearts, we know that what has happened is that we have renounced the battle for our dreams – we have refused to fight the Good Fight.

When we renounce our dreams and find peace, we go through a short period of tranquility. But the dead dreams begin to rot within us and to infect our entire being.
We become cruel to those around us, and then we begin to direct this cruelty against ourselves. That’s when illnesses and psychoses arise. What we sought to avoid in combat – disappointment and defeat – come upon us because of our cowardice.

And one day, the dead, spoiled dreams make it difficult to breathe, and we actually seek death. It’s death that frees us from our certainties, from our work, and from that terrible peace of our Sunday afternoons

By Paulo Coelho

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Reunited

The Cavs’ potential lineup come playoff time

Serbian Basketball player, Boban Marjanović, with his wife 

Check out Lawrence Taylor single-handedly dominating the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving Day (1982) 

Von Miller flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct…WTF?!?

High School Running Back Refuses to Get Tackled

Gilbert Melendez leg after his fight with Jeremy Stephens

Conor McGregor facing Cristiano Ronaldo

Floyd Mayweather has some new artwork in his house

Tyson Fury looks to be in worst shape ever

Chicago Cubs’ Addison Russell delivers fan new plate of nachos after diving into his first one 

Old footballers vs. Modern footballers

Prolific scorer, Leo Messi, had been unable to get a goal past legendary keeper Gianluigi Buffon, until finally this past Tuesday. Here they are after the match

Why is Neymar worth half a billion dollars? 

A winning manager showing his father the trophy his county received for winning the All Ireland for the first time in 29 years

It’s scary how good Larry Bird was

“As far as playing, I didn’t care who guarded me – red, yellow, black. I just didn’t want a white guy guarding me, because it’s disrespect to my game.”
Larry Bird

Steward bodychecks runner at 2017 UCI Road World Championships

Comparison of NASCAR and Formula 1 steering wheel 

Cocaine is a helluva drug

A presidential selfie at the President’s Cup? Phil Mickelson couldn’t pass it up

Talk about one hell of a doubles team

Brock Lesnar at age 15

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This little girl with down’s syndrome has a seriously heartwarming attitude towards life 

Fan gets surprised by Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson

You’re being rescued whether you liked it or not! 

Blind Dog Was Scared To Walk. So Owner Made This For Him

Rescuers help dog save her puppy

An elderly gentleman, and his very unique companion

Robin Williams tickling a Gorilla 

Cows Welcome Their Visitor 

Terry Crews uplifting his son’s passion

Grandpa reacts to grandson’s NHL debut 

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How Its Made – Bourbon

Couple breaks up after 7 years. Now, 2 years later, they have some questions.

Doctor Removes Booger from Hell from Inside Man’s Nose…disgusting…yet so satisfying to watch!

The Ultimate Test of Your Social Skills

No matter your race, gender, age, or situation… We all still need to listen to Mr Jones.

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Sex robot sent for repairs after being molested at tech fair – BBC

Russia is meddling with your Facebook posts at least this much — and probably more – Rare

Elon Musk’s New Vision: Anywhere on Earth in Under One Hour – Bloomberg

17 Actors You Didn’t Know Were Gay – Choice Weekly

How to Help Your Kid Calm Down: An Age-by-Age Guide – Life Hacker

Just Some SFW Photos Of Porn Star Abella Danger To Brighten Your Day – Mandatory

Russell Westbrook signs 5-year, $205M extension – ESPN

Try this trick to go straight to sleep – Ladders

Emily Sears Works It Good In A Bikini – Yes Bitch

Good Samaritan’s Note to Struggling Mom Goes Viral – OMG

Army Ranger who served with Pat Tillman responds after Donald Trump shares picture in response to national anthem protests – Fan Buzz

Girls that are ‘Perfect’ (nsfw) – Leenks

Scandalous pictures of Kim Kardashian (nsfw) – Drunken Stepfather

An Astrologer’s Sex Guide for Men Who Don’t Care About Astrology – Mel Magazine

The Desert Town Every American Should Visit At Least Once – Thrillist

Liberty Walk’s Japanese Headquarters Is Just As Crazy As Their Tuned Cars – Jalopnik

People Told Us How They Found Out Their Partner Cheated in Six Words – VICE

Hot Girls in Nature (38 Pics) – Radass

Super cheap German grocery chain Aldi is taking America by storm — here’s why people are obsessed – Business Insider

The 40+ Books that Every Strong Grounded Man Must Read – Knowledge For Men

Alison Brie, Kaley Cuoco and Other Random Ladies – G-Celeb

7 Famous Crimes That Were Never Solved – Grumpy Sloth

Zahia Dehar Is An Instagram Model Now – Hollywood Tuna

Average Guy Photoshops Himself Into Celebrities’ Lives, Result Is Hilarious – Sad And Useless

Leonardo da Vinci’s Bizarre Caricatures & Monster Drawings – Open Culture

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“Be the hero of your own movie. If your life was a movie and it started now. Forget about whatever financial disasters you’ve had, personal failures, relationship failures. What would the hero of your life’s movie do right now? Do that, do those things. We define ourselves far too often by our past failures. We look at our past and we say, “Well that’s me”. That’s not you, you are this person right now. You’re this person right now, you’re the person who’s learned from those failures and you can choose to be the hero of your own movie right now. Write down your goals, write down things you want to improve, write down things you won’t tolerate from yourself, write down things that you’ve done in the past that you never want to see yourself do again. And go forth, from here, as the hero of your own movie. Build momentum. Build confidence and momentum with each good decision that you make from here on out. You can do it, anyone can do it. We live in unique times. We live in one of the rarest times in human history where you can choose almost all the input that comes your way, whether it’s the movie that you watch, the books you read, the podcasts you listen to. You can choose to be inspired. Do that. Do that and be the hero of your own movie.”

– Joe Rogan

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