Narrated by Morgan Freeman, this groundbreaking new documentary uncovers the UN sanctioned war on drugs, charting its origins and its devastating impact on countries like the USA, Colombia and Russia. Featuring prominent statesmen including Presidents Clinton and Carter, the film follows The Global Commission on Drug Policy on a mission to break the political taboo and expose the biggest failure of global policy in the last 50 years.

In the early 1980s, legendary Billy Mitchell set a Donkey Kong record that stood for almost 25 years. This documentary follows the assault on the record by Steve Wiebe, an earnest teacher from Washington who took up the game while unemployed. The top scores are monitored by a cadre of players and fans associated with Walter Day, an Iowan who runs Funspot, an annual tournament. Wiebe breaks Mitchell’s record in public at Funspot, and Mitchell promptly mails a controversial video tape of himself setting a new record. So Wiebe travels to Florida hoping Mitchell will face him for the 2007 Guinness World Records. Will the mind-game-playing Mitchell engage; who will end up holding the record?

You might be wondering why I’m posting a documentary about a sushi chef and your concern is a valid point of contention, as I was wondering why I was even watching a documentary about a sushi chef in the first place. 10 minutes in, I knew exactly why I would spend the next hour and a half totally immersed in the world of Jiro Ono, arguably the world’s greatest sushi chef. Yes, you read right, THE greatest sushi chef in the world. This documentary is about more than sushi. At the core, its about being a master craftsmen. It is about the passion, the hard work, the meticulous attention to detail and it is about the patience required to attain the level of ‘Shokunin’. This documentary will inspire you to not settle with being great, but rather to be the greatest. Enjoy!

Powerful documentary about Robert McNamara, Secretary of Defense in the Kennedy and Johnson Administrations, who subsequently became president of the World Bank. The documentary combines an interview with Mr. McNamara discussing some of the tragedies and glories of the 20th Century, archival footage, documents, and an original score by Philip Glass.

Since the late 18th century American legal decision that the business corporation organizational model is legally a person, it has become a dominant economic, political and social force around the globe. This film takes an in-depth psychological examination of the organization model through various case studies. What the study illustrates is that in the its behaviour, this type of "person" typically acts like a dangerously destructive psychopath without conscience. Furthermore, we see the profound threat this psychopath has for our world and our future, but also how the people with courage, intelligence and determination can do to stop it.

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by GEORGE P.H. 

Last summer, I went to a Red Hot Chili Peppers concert. This was a dream come true for me: Kiedis & Co. aren’t getting any younger and I absolutely had to see them live while they’re still touring.

Midway through the concert I realized that, at any given time, 5+ people in my immediate vicinity were using their phones. Everyone was instagramming, facebooking, foursquaring, texting…

They didn’t even stop when Under the Bridge – only one of the best songs ever – came on.

My first thought was, are you kidding me. These people paid good money to see a legendary band… but were more interested in telling their friends about the concert than actually watching it.

Then I remembered that it’s 2012 and this is normal. People live in their phones now.

But they really shouldn’t – and here’s why.

Internet Addicts Anonymous

I belong to the last generation of children who grew up without internet access. As a kid, I had to wait for my favorite cartoons to come on if I wanted to be entertained.

Every Sunday I’d stake out in the living room, waiting for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles to come on at 11. If I missed an episode, I had to wait a whole week to see my favorite cartoon.

And if the T.V. wasn’t enough entertainment for me, I had to go read a book or find a creative way to keep myself occupied.

It’s different for today’s kids. They’ve got the Internet, video games and TiVo. They can choose to be entertained whenever they feel like it – which is not a bad thing in and of itself.

What’s bad is how addicted this generation has become to being stimulated. Now that most phones are internet-enabled, we’ve got constant access to all our favorite distractions – and we abuse the shit out of that privilege.

Every day you see people Facebooking at work, watching shows on the bus and reading blogs at dinner. They can’t just enjoy the moment – they’re too used to being entertained all the time. Without their hourly fix of “fun”, they get jittery and distracted.

Yes, being able to have fun wherever you are is incredible, but it stops being incredible when you can’t stop doing it. Phones are a great way to stay entertained on the go but using them all the time will rob you of real-life experiences.

What’s the last time you sat through an entire dinner without texting; saw something cool without taking a photo; waited in line without distracting yourself? What’s the last time you chose real life over your phone?

I find it very disrespectful when I’m out with someone and they keep texting or browsing the internet. It’s like they’re saying: “I’d rather escape this moment than be here, with you, right now.”

But that’s exactly what you’re saying TO YOURSELF each time you use your phone as a distraction. You’re disrespecting your own company and the present moment by trying to escape from them.

Phones can be amazing. I use my iPhone to read books and listen to music every day, so I’m not one to judge.

Just don’t let those little devices distract you from the truly awesome things in life. (Red Hot Chili Peppers concerts, for example).

Oh, one more thing – social networks aren’t real life

Life is a popularity contest. First we want to impress our classmates, then we want to fit in at work, and later we want to keep up with the Joneses (do people still say that?).

With phones allowing people to access social networks from anywhere, the popularity contest never ends. Everyone wants to look good and get approval (in the form of likes, retweets, etc).

But how many of your Facebook friends really give a shit about you? Sorry if that’s too blunt, but let’s get honest for a second: a Facebook friend isn’t the same as a real friend.

Here’s my definition of “friend”: someone who’d drive for hours to lend you money they don’t even have if you called them at 4 A.M.. How many of your Facebook friends would do that? Exactly. So why does it matter how good you look to them, or how many likes they give you?

99% of the time, social networks are a huge circle jerk with everyone trying to make each other feel important. Facebook friends aren’t real friends and likes aren’t a good measure of how cool you truly are.None of it matters.

So focus on making real friends and living real life, not trying to look good online.

Am I saying social networks are the devil? No! I use them to stay in touch with friends who live overseas, follow stuff I’m interested in and invite people to large-scale events. They’re an amazing tool in their own right.

(Also, Facebook has helped me not hit on married women more times than I can count. Thanks for that, Mark Zuckerberg.)

But when did we all become so fucking important that everyone needs to know what we’re thinking and doing 24/7? Hey, maybe your life is just that awesome – but if Barack Obama and the Dalai Lama can live without hourly status updates, I think I can too.

The other day, J. Delancy – who also runs a manly blog – asked me about my experiences using Facebookand Twitter for my blog. The truth is, I’m finding it hard to keep up with some other bloggers who seem to tweet something every 15 minutes.

It’s not that I have nothing to say – I just want the things I say to matter. We all have real lives to live and I refuse to subject you guys to every single thing that pops into my mind.

And I’m alright with that.

If you’re with your friends – enjoy their company. If you’re at a concert – watch and listen. If you’re stuck in traffic – be stuck in traffic and enjoy your having some time to yourself for once.

When you’re busy living real life, there’s no need for constant entertainment and validation. It’s so great out in the real world – why don’t you get off your damn phone and join the rest of us here?

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Top 10 UFC Moments Of 2012

Close encounter with a polar bear, man approached by polar bear while sitting in a “safe” box

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A Damn Awesome Review of the 2000 Toyota Corolla

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Here’s a damn awesome gallery of pictures of a smoking hot latina and adult film star, Scarlet Banks, to help you ease the pains brought about my Monday. Check out the rest of her pictures here and follow her on Twitter here

36 Awesome Pictures If Celebrities Were UGLY! – Ned Hardy

8 Women Who Auctioned Off Their Virginity – Knowd

Awesome Fan Art You Can’t Miss – Crowd Ignite

Friday Firepower with the Mark-44 minigun (19 HQ Photos) – The Brigade

9 Of The Most Expensive Products On Amazon.com – Refined Guy

Kim Kardashian Pregnant Bikini Beach Shoot of the Day – Drunken Stepfather

13 Things You Should Stop Doing in 2013 – College Humor

2012′s Biggest Moments Through the Filter of Instagram – Heavy

Please nobody tell these girls how clothes are supposed to work (33 Photos) – Linkiest

This Is What An Acid Flashback Looks Like [Pic] - I Am Bored

Olivia Munn Shows Off Her Tight Booty – Celeb Jihad

Sorority Girls are damn hot – Double Viking

Rosario Dawson Looking Top-Heavy in Her Bikini – G-Celeb

And this is why I miss college – Bro My God

Julianne Hough in St. Barts in a bikini! – Celeb Slam

Dolly Castro, Show Us Your Tweets – The Smoking Jacket

Cool Behind the Scenes Pictures of Pulp Fiction – Unreality Mag

We Like Everything About Jessica Cediel – Uncoached

Kate Upton in V Magazine – Yeeeah

Busty Brunettes Make Monday’s More Appealing (20 Pics) – Regretful Morning

30 Photos Of Sexy Bestfriends – Super Booyah

Nina Agdal’s Sauvage Bikini Leaves Little To The Imagination – Moe Jackson

A Gallery of 20 Awesome Museum Billboards – Ego TV

Amazing Hand Painted Animals (29 Pics) – Ned Hardy

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Don Miguel Ruiz’s book, The Four Agreements was published in 1997. For many, The Four Agreements is a life-changing book, whose ideas come from the ancient Toltec wisdom of the native people of Southern Mexico. The Toltec were ‘people of knowledge’ – scientists and artists who created a society to explore and conserve the traditional spiritual knowledge and practices of their ancestors. The Toltec viewed science and spirit as part of the same entity, believing that all energy – material or ethereal – is derived from and governed by the universe. The simple ideas of The Four Agreements provide an inspirational code for life; a personal development model, and a template for personal development, behaviour, communications and relationships.

Be Impeccable with Your Word

Speak with integrity.  Say only what you mean.  Avoid using the word to speak against yourself or to gossip about others.  Use the power of your word in the direction of truth and love.

Impeccable means “without sin” and a sin is something you do or believe that goes against yourself.  It means not speaking against yourself, to yourself or to others.  It means not rejecting yourself.  To be impeccable means to take responsibility for yourself, to not participate in “the blame game.”

Regarding the word, the rules of “action-reaction” apply.  What you put out energetically will return to you.  Proper use of the word creates proper use of energy, putting out love and gratitude perpetuates the same in the universe.  The converse is also true.  

Impeccability starts at home.  Be impeccable with yourself and that will reflect in your life and your relationships with others.  This agreement can help change thousands of other agreements, especially ones that create fear instead of love.

Don’t Take Anything Personally

Nothing others do is because of you.  What others say and do is a projection of their own dream.  When you are immune to the opinions and actions of others, you won’t be the victim of needless suffering.

We take things personally when we agree with what others have said.  If we didn’t agree, the things that others say would not affect us emotionally.  If we did not care about what others think about us, their words or behavior could not affect us.

Even if someone yells at you, gossips about you, harms you or yours, it still is not about you!  Their actions and words are based on what they believe in their personal dream. 

Our personal “Book of Law” and belief system makes us feel safe.  When people have beliefs that are different from our own, we get scared, defend ourselves, and impose our point of view on others.  If someone gets angry with us it is because our belief system is challenging their belief system and they get scared.  They need to defend their point of view.  Why become angry, create conflict, and expend energy arguing when you are aware of this?

Don’t Make Assumptions

Find the courage to ask questions and to express what you really want.  Communicate with others as clearly as you can to avoid misunderstandings, sadness, and drama.  With just this one agreement, you can completely transform your life.

When we make assumptions it is because we believe we know what others are thinking and feeling.  We believe we know their point of view, their dream.  We forget that our beliefs are just our point of view based on our belief system and personal experiences and have nothing to do with what others think and feel.  

We make the assumption that everybody judges us, abuses us, victimizes us, and blames us the way we do ourselves.  As a result we reject ourselves before others have the chance to reject us.  When we think this way, it becomes difficult to be ourselves in the world.

Take action and be clear to others about what you want or do not want; do not gossip and make assumptions about things others tell you.  Respect other points of view and avoid arguing just to be right.  Respect yourself and be honest with yourself.  Stop expecting the people around you to know what is in your head.

Always Do Your Best

Your best is going to change from moment to moment; it will be different when you are healthy as opposed to sick.  Under any circumstance, simply do your best, and you will avoid self-judgment, self-abuse, and regret.

Doing your best means enjoying the action without expecting a reward.  The pleasure comes from doing what you like in life and having fun, not from how much you get paid.  Enjoy the path traveled and the destination will take care of itself.

Living in the moment and releasing the past helps us to do the best we can in the moment.  It allows us to be fully alive right now, enjoying what is present, not worrying about the past or the future.

Have patience with yourself.  Take action.  Practice forgiveness.  If you do your best always, transformation will happen as a matter of course.

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Taylor Swift in a nutshell

Private pilot unintentionally gets his aircraft into a flat spin, spins 24 times and loses 2800 ft of altitude in 40 seconds. “Well, this is it”

Every night at 22:00 people open their windows and screams for a few minutes where I live @ Flogsta, Sweden

Lexi the guilty dog

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The Mind of a Chef : Ramen – Anthony Bourdain & David Chang

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By Nick Notas

We’ve heard it from every relationship advice column ever: communication is key. But what does that even mean? It’s like saying “be yourself” — great in theory but useless without context or practical application.

For years I thought I knew about good communication. I figured it boiled down to getting everything off your chest. And since I never shut up and would have heated emotional outbursts, I felt I was doing a fine job.

After multiple failed relationships, lots of reading, and serious self-analysis, I began to understand the real components of effective communication. Now, nearly three years into the healthiest and happiest relationship of my life, I’m ready to share my insight.

1. Have regular bonding time. Don’t spend all your free moments together watching Netflix. Take even 30 minutes a night where you two hang out, talk, and show affection. This closeness promotes honest, vulnerable conversations.
2. Don’t resent what they don’t know. Are you frustrated with something she did? Do you think she was being unfair? Did you tell her? If the answer is no, you have no right to be pissed off. Give her a chance to explain her side and apologize if necessary.
3. Address your feelings as soon as possible. If there’s something on your mind (whether positive or negative), don’t delay telling her about it. Calmly describe how and why you’re feeling the way you do.

   The same goes for when she asks you “What’s wrong?” or “What are you thinking about?” Replying, “Nothing”, “It doesn’t matter”, or “Don’t worry about it” are not valid answers. Again, how can anything get resolved if both parties don’t know the whole story?

4. Set expectations early on. What do you want? What’s important to you in a relationship and in a partner? Do you need alone time regularly? Do you want to see your friends weekly? Is consistent sex a priority? Do you want to be monogamous?

   Convey as much as possible from the start through discussion and action. If you pretend sex isn’t a priority, you can’t expect it daily a year later. Encourage your partner to share their expectations as well.

5. When receiving criticism, try not to take it personally. In a healthy relationship, your partner should be able to speak openly with you. Before hearing it as an assault, logically evaluate the situation. Is she caring and looking out for you? Then listen and don’t get defensive. Or is she actually attacking you? Then stand up for yourself, politely let her know she’s crossing your boundaries, and talk it out.
6. When giving criticism, never launch into a barrage of what she’s doing “wrong”. Tell her how you feel in a direct yet constructive way rather than just pointing a finger. “You always leave your dirty clothes everywhere!” becomes “It’s really important to me to have a clean place. Babe, could you keep your clothes off the floor?” Your message is clearer — she’s more likely to take it well and implement your advice.
7. Serious discussions should be in-person and private. Having important talks face-to-face can be uncomfortable, but it’s the only way they should be done. Text, phone, or email are not the right mediums — too much is lost and misunderstood. Avoid public confrontations; it’s not fair to make her have an emotional conversation while other people watch.
8. Never go to bed angry. A gas station attendant who has been happily married for over 20 years told me this. If there’s a topic you need to address or a fight you need to resolve, handle it before sleeping. If you absolutely can’t that night, end on a positive note and reinforce you care about each other. “I’m sorry I yelled, I love you. Let’s talk about this more tomorrow.”
9. Be curious. Ask “stupid” questions. Ask how something makes her feel, what her interests are, what her fears are, what makes her passionate, and everything in between. The more you know about your partner, the easier it is to communicate efficiently with them.
10. Maintain focus during disagreements. Stay on topic and stick to one point at a time. Don’t bring up a current issue and then aggressively dig up past conflicts.
11. Don’t make assumptions. Don’t jump to conclusions about how she feels or why she acted a certain way. It’ll drive you crazy to obsess over a thousand different possibilities. A simple question will likely get you the truth and save you a lot of headaches.
12. Don’t interrupt. It’s rude and creates unnecessary tension. I know you want to explain or defend yourself but let her finish. If you’re focused on your answer only, then you aren’t listening to what she’s saying. Consciously bite your tongue and wait your turn.
13. Share your problems with your partner, not just friends. Good friends are always there in a time of need. Unfortunately, we get into a routine of sharing our relationship troubles with them rather than our partner. Bitching about your relationship isn’t going to fix it. Plus, how would you feel if she shared all your personal problems with other people?
14. Don’t lie by omission. This practice can start small and snowball into toxic dishonesty. Stop hiding things and trust that your partner can handle the truth, even when you know it’ll upset them. This also includes keeping bad habits a secret (smoking, porn, etc.) There’s a good chance they’ll find out anyway, so it should come from you early on.
15. Stop trying to “win” arguments. Start trying to find solutions. Proving a point for self-gratification is childish. Even if you’re technically correct, there’s no need to shove it in her face. Humility is the sign of a confident, mature man.
16. Touch more. Physical contact is so powerful in building connections. Obviously everyone has their threshold but in general, people do not touch enough. Remind your partner how much you care by a simple kiss, hug, back rub, or hand squeeze. It’s important tomake your woman feel sexy every day.

    During fights, try to sit together and maintain eye contact. Hold hands even. It’s easy to feel distant and lonely when you’re pacing around the room. Being close shows that even though you’re mad in the moment, you still love each other.

17. Accept that your partner is not you. She has her own thoughts, feelings, defenses, hormones, and hot buttons. Stop getting frustrated when she doesn’t fit into your box or react how you would expect. Breathe, be patient, and try to understand her point of view.

Damn good communication takes work. It means both parties are constantly bettering themselves, each other, and the relationship.

What lessons have you learned from past or current relationships?

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This video never gets old – the Supra from hell

14 year old Justus Williams beats #1 chess player in the world Magnus Carlsen

F***IN’ CRUISE SHIP!

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Age-otori (Japanese): To look worse after a haircut

Arigata-meiwaku (Japanese): An act someone does for you that you didn’t want to have them do and tried to avoid having them do, but they went ahead anyway, determined to do you a favor, and then things went wrong and caused you a lot of trouble, yet in the end social conventions required you to express gratitude

Backpfeifengesicht (German): A face badly in need of a fist

Bakku-shan (Japanese): A beautiful girl… as long as she’s being viewed from behind

Desenrascanco (Portuguese): “to disentangle” yourself out of a bad situation (To MacGyver it)

Duende (Spanish): a climactic show of spirit in a performance or work of art, which might be fulfilled in flamenco dancing, or bull-fighting, etc.

Forelsket (Norwegian): The euphoria you experience when you are first falling in love

Gigil (pronounced Gheegle; Filipino): The urge to pinch or squeeze something that is unbearably cute

Guanxi (Mandarin): in traditional Chinese society, you would build up good guanxi by giving gifts to people, taking them to dinner, or doing them a favor, but you can also use up your gianxi by asking for a favor to be repaid

Ilunga (Tshiluba, Congo): A person who is ready to forgive any abuse for the first time, to tolerate it a second time, but never a third time

L’esprit de l’escalier (or l’esprit d’escalier): usually translated as “staircase wit,” is the act of thinking of a clever comeback when it is too late to deliver it

Litost (Czech): a state of torment created by the sudden sight of one’s own misery

Mamihlapinatapai (Yaghan): A look between two people that suggests an unspoken, shared desire

Manja (Malay): “to pamper”, it describes gooey, childlike and coquettish behavior by women designed to elicit sympathy or pampering by men. “His girlfriend is a damn manja. Hearing her speak can cause diabetes.”

Meraki (pronounced may-rah-kee; Greek): Doing something with soul, creativity, or love. It’s when you put something of yourself into what you’re doing

Nunchi (Korean): the subtle art of listening and gauging another’s mood. In Western culture, nunchi could be described as the concept of emotional intelligence. Knowing what to say or do, or what not to say or do, in a given situation. A socially clumsy person can be described as ‘nunchi eoptta’, meaning “absent of nunchi”

Pena ajena (Mexican Spanish): The embarrassment you feel watching someone else’s humiliation

Pochemuchka (Russian): a person who asks a lot of questions

Schadenfreude (German): the pleasure derived from someone else’s pain

Sgiomlaireachd (Scottish Gaelic): When people interrupt you at mealtime

Sgriob (Gaelic): The itchiness that overcomes the upper lip just before taking a sip of whisky

Shlimazl (Yiddish): Somebody who has nothing but bad luck

Stam (Hebrew): An agreement out of amusement and frustration that something doesn’t have a satisfactory answer among those talking

Taarradhin (Arabic): implies a happy solution for everyone, or “I win. You win.” It’s a way of reconciling without anyone losing face. Arabic has no word for “compromise,” in the sense of reaching an arrangement via struggle and disagreement

Tatemae and Honne (Japanese): What you pretend to believe and what you actually believe, respectively

Tingo (Pascuense language of Easter Island): to borrow objects one by one from a neighbor’s house until there is nothing left

Waldeinsamkeit (German): The feeling of being alone in the woods

Yoko meshi (Japanese): literally ‘a meal eaten sideways,’ referring to the peculiar stress induced by speaking a foreign language

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Here’s a damn awesome gallery of pictures of a smoking hot gamer chick and all around hottie named TJ Heart to help get you over the hump. Check out the rest of her pictures here and follow her on Twitter here

Anyone With A Fear Of Heights Should Avoid This Post Like The Plague (19 Pics) – Ned Hardy

Alyssa Miller’s Sexiest Facebook Photos – Knowd

Living Legend: Top 10 Samuel L Jackson Movie Moments – Crowd Ignite

M777 155mm Howitzer, hot girl checkers (22 HQ Photos) – The Brigade

Miley Cyrus is Scandalous of the Day – Drunken Stepfather

10 Sex Tips We Learned From Softcore Porn – College Humor

The 20 Hottest Photos of Charlie Sheen’s New Goddess Georgia Jones – Heavy

Phone Cam Footage Of Duct-Taped Air Passenger – I Am Bored

The 50 Most Googled Female Athletes of 2012 – Linkiest

Jennifer Lawrence Bounces Her Boobs Video – Celeb Jihad

The Saturdays Play Pretend Yoga in Los Angeles – G-Celeb

Smoking hot blonde babe in bikini – Double Viking

Nice gallery of pics of booty for hump day – Bro My God

The Hottest Twitpics of December – Celeb Slam

Nice gallery of hotties utilizing Twitter properly – The Smoking Jacket

This is the Ultimate Video Game Playing Sanctuary – Unreality Mag

25 Girlfriends Every Guy Dreams of Having – Uncoached

Sexy Bras, 21 Reasons Why We Love Them – Regretful Morning

Kim Kardashian & Kanye West Bel-Air Home Photos – Moe Jackson

25 Pictures Of Epic Underboob Babes – Super Booyah

A Gallery of 20 Funny Photos of the KKK – Ego TV

Top 10 Blonde Bombshells In WWE History – Knowd

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