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These young bucks don’t know. You gotta remember a lot of these NBA players aren’t even old enough to drink when they get in the league; they’re still babies. They’ve been coddled their entire life, all through school and college, and now they get out in the real world with a pocket full of cash and every type of girl you could imagine trying to pull your sweatpants off. See, before you got that contract, while you were in school, you were just a prospect. You probably got a lot of attention from women, but your success wasn’t a guarantee. Once you start pulling in them bucks, the type of women you encounter drastically change. Straight up jaw droppers wherever you turn. That’s not an accident.
These kids don’t understand that once you’re in the real world, sex becomes a business move, for both parties. Even for us mortals, money is a big factor in your sex life. I don’t care who you are, you know that shit is important. (Protip from Uncle Snuggie: if you got money, just don’t fuck broke bitches. Just don’t, change your phone number if you have to. Move to the other side of the country to somewhere broke bitches cant afford to go. They will ruin everything I don’t care how pretty they are get a bitch with some capital. That’s real shit. Get a Kim Kardashian. She stupid and probably can’t read but she got money and won’t take that much from you in divorce proceedings because of that. Be with someone who can throw in the pot too.)
The Dwight Howard’s of the world don’t understand that there’s a price tag hanging off his nutsack. Dwight Howard is easily shelling out 6 figures a year <em>per baby mama</em>. (The fuck you need 100k a year to raise a baby? I could raise my whole hood 6 times with that kind of paper all babies need is somethin to rattle and someone to wipe they ass) That’s more money than most of us will ever make in our lives, even those of us with professional and graduate degrees. 18 years, 18 years, she got one of yo kids, got you for <strong>18 years</strong>.
I think every citizen, NBA or not, should know how divorce/family laws work, especially if you ever fuck around and get paid. You find out how much Uncle Sam will take out of your pocket cause you wanted to fuck raw and it’ll turn you into a nun; keep your dick on a leash kid.
When you’re young and naive if you believe in shit like the purity of "love" and all that other liberal hippie crap Disney shoves down your throat as a child you can fall victim to a big butt and a smile quite easily.
That’s real shit
– YungSnuggie
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The Lawyer Who Beat Big Tobacco Takes On the Opioid Industry – Bloomberg
Why Do Smart People Do Foolish Things? – Scientific American
Why Great Pho Broth Starts At 4 AM – Munchies
Vegas shooting survivor also survived San Bernadino shooting – LA Times
15 Hidden Signs You Have Magnesium Deficiency And Why You Should Care – Tip Society
A damn fine collection of bewbs, awesomeness and everything in between – Leenks
The Big Bang Wasn’t The Beginning, After All – Medium
What to Do If You’re Being Followed – The Art Of Manliness
Alexis Ren is Nude in Bed of the Day – Drunken Stepfather
WWE Hell in a Cell: Shane McMahon jumps off the cage after Kevin Owens fell through a table – Fan Buzz
Turns out last year’s anti-Muslim rally in Houston was organized by Russian hackers – Rare
Hot Instagram Pictures Of Katie Daly – Lurk And Perv
How Netflix, Amazon Could Really Disrupt Legacy Networks: Buy Sports Rights – The Wrap
Amazon wants its own delivery service to rival FedEx and UPS – The Verge
There Are 2 Big Reasons Why Jessica Weaver Is So Popular On Instagram – Mandatory
Harvey Weinstein Officially Forced Out of His Own Company – Bossip
The Most Badass Buildings In America You Probably Never Heard Of – Thrillist
Oregon pays out $85 million in pot taxes to school fund, cops, other services – Oregon Live
Untold Stories from Deep Inside a Notorious Brazilian Prison – VICE
The Super Nintendo Classic Has Been Hacked – Polygon
Hot Girls with Tattoos, You Can Thank Me Later… (39 Photos) – Radass
Ariel Winter Wore Daisy Dukes for the Seattle Seahawks – G-Celeb
The Dishes You Should Avoid at Chain Restaurants, According to the People Who Work There – Life Hacker
34 Hottest Instagram Pics of Jessica Ashley – Regretful Morning
College Escorts Divulge The Secrets Of Paying Their Way Through School – Pairade
Victoria Justice’s Naughtiest GIF EVER! – Hollywood Tuna
Jerry Jones gives Cowboys players ultimatum: Stand for anthem or sit for game – Fox News
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There’s an old Woody Allen quotation that “80% of success is just showing up.”
This quotation is used to motivate people to get started on what they want to achieve and has even helped me when thinking about the significance of competition (turns out, most of your potential competitors won’t even show up, least of all actually do the work to compete with you).
But it’s easy to lose the details of what this really looks like when captured with just a pithy quotation.
80% of success is showing up. Every. Day.
Most people have fuzzy aspirations. If you ask them what they want to have in life, they might tell you “more money,” or “a happy family,” or “a nice job and a good car.” They may get a little more granular, like saying how many kids they want or how much money they want to earn, but these aspirations rarely move into being “goals.” Goals, unlike fuzzy aspirations, actually have a path of things that must happen in order for the goal to happen.
The process of going from fuzzy aspirations to goals is something worth paying attention to in itself. Actually showing up on the set to get something done requires that you ask yourself, what is it that I want to get done?…
Simply showing up isn’t enough. The Woody Allen quotation leaves out that you have to show up every single day. Showing up once in the pursuit of your goals will put you ahead of most people who operate by fuzzy aspirations but will put you behind everybody who actually achieved something.
Once you get clear on your goal and what you have to do to hit that goal, show up every day. Start developing a habit.
If you want to get stronger, build a system for going to the gym. You can’t just go to the gym once. You need to actually set systems in place to guarantee that you will start showing up every day.
Maybe you don’t have to physically show up every day, but you have to psychologically show up. You have to start building the blocks to the house that will be the better you.
When you’ve moved from goal to habit, you’ve exceeded 80% of your potential competition.
Different people operate by different dispositions. If you are a highly conscientious person, your habits should set you up to feel productive and like you are accomplishing a lot. If you are a highly open person, your habits should make you feel creative and like you are expressing your true self. Set your habits to your personality and play to those strengths which make you the most effective you.
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Why are F1 pit stops so much faster?
F1 has no limits on how many crew members can be in the pit box, so they have no problems putting three men per tire out (one with the air wrench, one with the new tire, one for the old tire).
F1 has one large center lug per wheel compared to NASCAR’s 5 lugs per wheel.
F1 has a no-refueling policy now changing the tires is pretty much the only thing they need to do in the pits most of the time. In NASCAR the 6-10 second pit stops are OK because they are usually also refueling the car at the same time, which takes a couple of extra moments.
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Another day, another hot Instagram model discovered? Well, apparently, not according to this guy. Not every hot person on Instagram is a model or fitness trainer. Tag The Sponsor is a website with a goal to expose these ‘models’ as escorts.
“All of a sudden, there is a surge of women with small waists and disproportionate butts that have 50k + followers on Instagram, with booking info in their bios. The problem here is that these sponsorettes put on a facade that they are signed models, fitness chicks, bartenders, real estate agents, marketing executives, or some obscure form of employment.”
We are against fraudulent hoes, pretentiousness, and bigotry. We look down upon and expose hoes that pretend they built their accomplishments by working hard and not laying on their backs.”
Cuban Instagram model Aliana Lozada agrees to meet up to provide several sexual acts with a wealthy man and his virgin 13-year-old brother for $50k. Here are the alleged texts and then watch the video of her describing in detail what she’s going to do to the “Sultan” and his 13-year-old brother for money. Pretty wild stuff.
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I Ate Alone at the Times Square Olive Garden for Ten Days, and I’m Different Now – Food And Wine
Secretly taped audio between Harvey Weinstein and model shows how aggressive he is – YouTube
How to Find and Kill That Single Mosquito Buzzing Around Your Room – Life Hacker
Knowingly exposing others to HIV should no longer be a felony, state Senate says – LA Times
North Korea’s latest hack reveals some of the biggest threats against Kim Jong-un – Rare
Lindsey Pelas Getting Topless for Attention of the Day – Drunken Stepfather
Eat This Junk Food To Boost Memory And Reverse Dementia – Nutrition And Healing
Free MIT Course Teaches You to Watch Movies Like a Critic – Open Culture
An Accessible Primer on Nietzsche’s Big Ideas – The Art Of Manliness
After 3 Years Under ISIS, Mosul’s Children Go Back To School – NPR
Bewbs, Awesomeness And Everything In Between – Leenks
How Harvey Weinstein built the $150 million Hollywood empire that just fired him – Business Insider
What is gerrymandering? A guide to understanding the case before the Supreme Court –
Quartz
Everything we noticed in The Last Jedi trailer – Nerdist
Curvy Girls Rock The World (42 Photos) – Radass
Cannibal couple ‘ate 30 people and served victim’s head on platter of oranges’ – Metro
Abused German Shepherd Is Slowly Rehabilitated To Love Humans Again – Digg
NFL officially made a change to their national anthem policy – Fan Buzz
What It Takes To Get Accepted Into An Elite Apocalypse Bunker – NY Mag
Mensa offers to host IQ test for Trump and Tillerson – The Hill
Four Reasons Why Right Now Is The Best Time To Be Human – Curiosity
The MILFs and GILFs Who Start Making Porn After 40 – Mel Magazine
Gal Gadot Slips Back Into Her Sexy Amazonian Costume – Popoholic
Vegan Food Truck Owner Faces Huge Backlash After Attempting to Justify Vegas Shooting – Munchies
Wait a second: What came before the big bang? – Popular Science
Porsche launches a car subscription service – The Verge
Christina Aguilera, Miley Cyrus and Other Random Ladies – G-Celeb
20 Celebrities Who Still Look Great Over 50! – Grumpy Sloth
How To Properly Pet Animals – Sad And Useless
Woman Drags Husband’s Lover Through The Streets In An Act Of Public Disgrace With 0 Clothes On – Pairade
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This video features Brazilian fighter Daniel Lima, weighing in before his bout at Pancrase, barely able to walk to the scale after having to cut 16lbs in two days. Speaking with MMA Fighting before the bout Lima said (about the weight-cut) “Since it was my first time outside of Brazil I had no experience, I thought it would be easy, it was tough, painful.”
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“Far better is it to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even though checkered by failure… than to rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy nor suffer much, because they live in a gray twilight that knows not victory nor defeat.”
– Teddy Roosevelt
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They teach us to get down to the patient’s level, so it doesn’t feel like you’re talking down to them (literally and figuratively). But, ideally you wouldn’t tell them bad news in the waiting room. You would want to do it in an exam room or your office, where both of you can sit comfortably facing each other.
I was surprised to learn there is actually a really structured way on how to tell a patient bad news. Literally a 6 step process that all physicians are taught to follow.
For this example lest say the patient has lung cancer.
Generally the first step involves saying something like What is your current understanding of your condition or what have you been told so far this is to determine how much the patient knows. Because if the patient has been told the news by the radiology staff or another physician, you are just going to look stupid when you deliver the actual news (that the patient has cancer).
The second step is to say something like I’m sorry, but I have some bad news or I’m sorry, I truly wish I had better news for you this is what we call a warning shot. Basically it primes the patient’s brain to accept the following sentence. These phrases help lessen the anticipation. Because, in a way, you have already told the patient the bad news without actually saying they have cancer.
The third step would be to actually say the news. Something like I’m sorry, but I have some bad news. The biopsy indicates you have invasive lung cancer some interesting things about this phrase is that it’s short, simple, and pretty much universally understandable by anyone who isn’t familiar with medicine. Things we aren’t supposed to say would be like you have stage 4 small cell carcinoma instead of just you have cancer. Because a patient might misunderstand what you are saying.
The fourth step is to just be quiet. After you break the news to them the patient’s brain will be flooded with emotion, adrenaline, and all kinds of thoughts. The rule of thumb is to be quiet for at least 10 seconds. It’s important to let the patient process the news.
Interestingly, the hard part isn’t even telling them they have cancer. It’s answering any questions they might have and being supportive without being too emotional. The fifth stepis to find out if they have questions and provide them with answers. Some hard questions a patient might have would be, Is this because of the smoking, is this my fault, did I do this to myself, am I the reason my children will grow up without a mother? or the patient might just break down. I imagine it would be incredibly difficult to keep composure if the patient says something like I just found out my wife is pregnant and there is no chance I will get to witness the birth of my first child.
The last step is to develop a plan for follow up care. Find out what the patient’s goals are. Do they want chemo or just hospice care? Chemo would offer a slightly increased life span (the life expectancy might increase from 3 months to 5 months) but your life could be miserable during those two extra months. Some patients know the prognosis is terminal no matter what is done, and they choose not to have any chemo so their last few months on earth can be a happy and comfortable experience. So, depending on the patient’s goals (extending their life vs maintaining their quality of life) you would help them accordingly.
My father was a high level import mechanic. We had a huge house when I was a kid because he was so good at wading through weird problems with strange cars. He would often spend hours Renaults, Peugeots and Skodas, he learned to speak foreign languages and called Europe late at night for parts and advice.
I am now passing his advice on to everybody here. These are the cars he drove and kept for his family. He kept these cars because they were easy to work on and he didn’t want to come home from a hard day at work to have to fix a Saab or fight the electrical gremlins that are so common in Hyundais.
My father passed in 2011. But he would be happy I am sharing his advice.
Jeep Cherokee XJ Any year
When you look under the hood of the XJ you find that there is lots of room down there. It’s an inline 6 and it has one cylinder in front of the other so that to the left and right of the engine there is a lot of room. Most of the time on 6 or 8 cylinder trucks the top of the engine takes up most of the space under the hood. On jeeps the engine is long and narrow. On the right side facing the car are the intake and exhaust manifolds. On the left the are the oil filter, cooling hoses and evap system.
What goes wrong?
Waterpump- On most cars you need to take off the valve cover and get kind of deep to replace a water pump. Not on jeeps, it is right out front, you just have to remove the thermostat and water pump. Easy!
High Speed Wobble- Jeeps commonly get a death wobble at high speeds. There are 3 steering components under the jeep that are easily accessible and the car doesn’t need to be jacked up to fix it.
Valve Cover Gasket- Pretty common thing to fix on any car.
Struts- No compressor needed to swap struts.
Exhaust- The exhaust system sits low enough from the car and the car sits high enough up that you could probably do most exhaust repair without jacking the car up.
Changing oil on these jeeps is a pain in the ass.
91–97 Honda Accord
Like the jeep it has a lot of room underneath the hood. I have never heard of anybody getting rid of one of these because the engine was bad. Most of the time it’s wheel issues or transmission issues that causes somebody to move on.
What goes wrong?
Drivers side wheel bearing- This one is a pain to fix, it requires a press and a cutoff tool.
Warped Rotors- Often because of a bad wheel bearing. These cars have hub over rotor which means you need to take off more stuff than you should have to for getting wheels off.
Timing Belt- I have seen timing belts on these go for 100k and more, but at some point you will need to do a timing belt.
– Alexander Nerad
My initial reaction was to decline answering this question. Not an easy question to answer -almost uncomfortable for me. I am not quite sure how to address such a personal question…I recognize the fascination that the public has with this strange profession & skill -both morbid and sensationalized at the same time. So here goes.
As a 12-year SEAL and Sniper, I spent the better part of my adult life learning, using, refining and living this skill, yet I find it difficult to put into words “what is it like to be a sniper?”. In the Teams, older snipers and team leaders look for more “solitary and quiet” individuals that have focus and a “quiet” about them. Some individuals have a “comfortable knack” and a natural feel for navigating any environment unseen -the training takes this “knack” to a whole new level. An additional skill that is sought-out, honed and refined is something we call “Bubble Compartmentalization” -or the ability to block everything else out for long periods of time, except specific visual and observation skills -basically the ability to sit still, observe and calculate without losing your mind.
There is nothing glorious or sexy about the job. It is very hard on your body -and its not something you would want to chat about at a cocktail party. In my experience -people already have a formed opinion of what type of person you must be, what morals you have and that you must be a little “off”, long before you even meet them. You spend days crawling, climbing, slinking, stinking -getting bit by every bug, scratched by every thicket -attempting to relieve yourself while laying on your side, looking thru night vision or scopes for endless hours, sleeping in 15 minute bursts -just to get to a “target area”. Once on the target area – you do the business of a sniper, usually in support of a SEAL assault team that comes in fast and hard in helicopters -then fastrope down onto the target -take it down, then board and fly away. Now your work begins again -exfiltration, the art of getting out of the target area (sometimes with some very angry enemies running around trying to figure out what happened).
There are so many different skill sets that need to be constantly refined -as Sniper tactics, equipment, weather, enemy and ballistic trajectories change dramatically in an Urban-Sniper role. It is one thing to be able to hide in a jungle with vast areas of cover and concealment -it is an entirely other thing to be an effective sniper in a City or Urban Warfare environment. The difficulty factor goes way up. The amount of practice, study and hours spent mastering every type of environment (shooting from buildings, helicopters, ships, shooting thru glass, walls, different mathematical calculations for temperature, humidity, altitude, load, etc….it is a non-stop learning game -in addition to your other SEAL missions.
When I tell people that there are many complementary skill sets as a Sniper and a CEO of a company, they think I am absolutely crazy, but there are many. A good CEO is there to “support” his team and help make them look good. Not the other way around. To defer attention…and not be a jackass. The ability to focus on getting from A to B without being distracted, the ability to operate and maintain a company’s focus thru constant changes, and adapting rather than causing panic. The ability to not have an ego in the game at hand and not make the mission, goal or success, “about me”, but rather about everyone else. To use your power only when the moment is required -not flaunting it for all to see.
I apologize if this long-winded answer in the end does not give you the “meat and potatoes” of how it feels to be a sniper, but I find it extremely hard to clearly articulate something so personal and yet job oriented. There are many good books out there that do a hell of a job telling specific stories and giving blow-by-blow accounts of combat sniping missions. I was trained on the 50-caliber McMillian and Barrett Sniper Rifle by Carlos Hathcock (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Car…). He was a guest instructor to my sniper class, he was a good man and a great teacher. His book is a good book to start, but I feel my personal stories do not have a place here in this forum, so I hope I stayed on topic about how it feels….
– Michael Janke
As a vet, I don’t feel “disrespected”.
I swore to defend all rights. Especially the unpopular ones that most people disagree with. Those ones need protected the most.
What does make me feel disrespected is when you drag MY service into YOUR argument and get offended on MY behalf.
Veterans are fucking tired of being brought out like dancing poodles for the fucking GOP and conservatives of this nation to further their own selfish, backwards, and archaic ideas.
That’s disrespectful to us.
We are living, breathing people with our own thoughts and ideologies.
We don’t belong to your team. We don’t belong to any team.
We swore to uphold the Constitution. Part of that Constitution is these players doing exactly what they are allowed to do – peacefully protest.
Showing 100% reverence to a nation or symbol of the nation is NOT patriotism, it’s nationalism.
And history has shown that nationalism is a very dangerous idea.
– Val_Hallen
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This Is What It’s Like To Live On The Russian Border – BuzzFeed
How much house can I afford? – Nerd Wallet
How Can the U.S. Spend So Much on Men’s Soccer and Still Be So Bad? – The Atlantic
How mindfulness meditation can save America – Wired
Forget Mornings: Here’s How to Design the Best Afternoon Routine, According to Research – Zapier
Hot girls in Yoga Pants – Leenks
Lea Michele’s Topless in Bed of the Day – Drunken Stepfather
The science of spying: how the CIA secretly recruits academics – The Guardian
Woman dies after being pressured to work 150 hours of overtime, and people are furious – Rare
Boy Scouts of America to allow girls to join – Boing Boing
Bret Hart admits who he thinks is “one of the greatest wrestlers ever” – Fan Buzz
Girls With A Perfect Waist Ratios – Barnorama
Here’s Why You Get An Estimate For Minor Car Damage Before Filing An Insurance Claim – Jalopnik
The True Story of the Death of Stalin – Smithsonian
Watch: this incriminating video could finally destroy Hillary – HSI
The Worst Things I Saw While Working in an All-You-Can-Eat Sushi Restaurant – Munchies
Terry Crews details alleged sexual assault by ‘high level’ Hollywood exec – Vulture
Nice collection of Booty – Radass
How to find out what Facebook knows about you – Popular Science
Job Seekers: Just Say No To These 10 Employer Demands – Forbes
Here’s The Full LONG List Of Allegations Against Him Against Harvey Weinstein – Digg
Whoever Designed This Glass Bridge Prank Is A Psychopath
– Twitter
According To Adult Film Stars, These Are The 4 Sex Positions We Should ALL Avoid – Pairade
FCC’s claim that one ISP counts as “competition” faces scrutiny in court – ARS Technica
Bella Thorne’s 20th Birthday Party Photos & Videos – G-Celeb
10 Shocking Cure Therapies Used On The LGBT Community – Listverse
Ariel Winter Is Hard AT Work – Hollywood Tuna
45 Mesmerizing Instagram Pics of Bruna Lima – Regretful Morning
This Cake Has Poppable Pimples – Bored Panda
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