
Susan Ursitti was best known for her role as Boof in the 1985 hit movie Teen Wolf. In her role as a long-time best friend to Scott Howard (the Teen Wolf himself), Ursitti acted out the part of the childhood best friend turned romantic interest.
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Susan Ursitti was best known for her role as Boof in the 1985 hit movie Teen Wolf. In her role as a long-time best friend to Scott Howard (the Teen Wolf himself), Ursitti acted out the part of the childhood best friend turned romantic interest.
9 People Reveal Their Frustrations Of Being Raised By Overbearing Asian Parents – Ned Hardy
Monitor arms are the shit! The desk space, the wire management, everything is just so much cleaner and no more neck strain – Amazon
Prediction Consensus: What the Experts See Coming in 2024 – Visual Capitalist
Cops Used DNA to Predict a Suspect’s Face—and Tried to Run Facial Recognition on It – Wired
Oscar Nominations 2024: ‘Oppenheimer’ Dominates With 13 Nods, ‘Poor Things’ Follows With 11 – Variety
How to Get Your Resume Noticed (And Out of the Trash Bin) – HBR
Two-thirds of Americans say AI could do their job – Fox Business
Large judo male vs small bjj female – Reddit
How to find hidden cameras in hotels and house rentals: We tested five ways — and one’s the clear winner – CNBC
Trivia Question of the Day – Ned Hardy
This would come in handy during an emergency situation when you need to call for help. Keep one of these in your emergency bags or carry with you when you are hiking or camping – Amazon
The Very Real Appeal Of Slow Parenting – Fatherly
Why the U.S. Media Industry Is in Meltdown – The Ringer
Respect the Accomplishments, Don’t Envy the Person – Wealth of Common Sense
Humanoid robots will join BMW’s production line – Axios
The Most Common Windshield Wiper Problems (and How to Fix Them) – Life Hacker
10 Classic Cartoons That Defined Saturday Mornings in the ’90s – Listverse
WWE’s ‘Raw’ announces move to Netflix next year in deal worth over $5 billion – PBS
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The landscape of companionship is evolving.
The days of sex robots and blow-up dolls are seemingly fading into the background, as individuals seek deeper, more interactive forms of connection. It appears that the source of this connection—whether artificial intelligence or human—is becoming increasingly irrelevant.

In the financial crossroads of life, the decisions we make today can significantly shape our tomorrow. One such decision is choosing between committing to a $1,000 monthly car payment for 60 months or investing that same amount in an S&P 500 index fund.
Before you zoom off the lot in your dream car, consider this: the shiny new wheels could be costing you a fortune in the long run.

Looking at buying a house for 975k. I can put down 20%. Based on my estimations this puts us at $6200 a month for housing (PITI and utilities) at a 7% rate.
I’m in my early 30s and make 170k a year. This is likely to go up to 185 next year, maybe more long term, but don’t want to count too heavily on that. Employer pays for majority of health and dental.
Wife is stay at home mom for the next 5 years. Might make some side hustle cash but nothing consistent. After little ones are in school she will likely bring in 100k (what she would make in her field today if she worked full time).
We live in a moderately HCOL town. Our current rent is $2500 and we feel lucky with that. It’s small and getting difficult with one kid and another on the way.
No debts. One car paid off. Will still have 100k in retirement savings after down payment and an emergency fund of $30k.
The house also has an ADU which we can rent for $1500 per month. Will need to invest a bit in the adu to get it rentable though maybe 3k. This would bring housing cost down to $4700

We’ve all been there. Missed deadlines, broken promises, unfulfilled dreams – the easy route is often to point fingers, weave excuses, and sigh dramatically about the cruel hand of fate. But what if I told you there’s a superpower hidden within this mess, waiting to be unleashed? It’s called taking responsibility.
It’s not about self-flagellation, it’s about empowerment. When you stop blaming external factors and embrace the truth – that you are the architect of your own life – a shift happens. Suddenly, the world isn’t a chaotic obstacle course, but a playground of possibilities. Here’s a glimpse of what awaits you on the other side of the blame game:

As ‘Betty Childs,’ the quintessential mean girl in the 80s hit “Revenge of the Nerds,” Julia Montgomery was the embodiment of high school elitism—popular, privileged, and dismissive of anyone outside her circle.
But what happened to the actress who so convincingly ruled the corridors of Adams High?
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Why We Don’t Hear About Kelly Rohrbach Anymore – Wanderer
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We could see the world’s first trillionaire in the next decade. Here are some of today’s richest 1% – AP News
The World’s 8 Toughest Races – Outside
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How to Raise Your Ham Game With Jamón, the Champagne of Pork Products – Washington Post
Applebee’s launches one year of weekly date night passes for $200 – Fox Business
The Oldest Businesses in the World Share Their Secrets – Bloomberg
The heart rate secret: what it reveals about our health – from sleep and alcohol to fight or flight – The Guardian
Trivia Question of the Day – Ned Hardy
Best Popcorn Poppper – Never an unpopped kernal, and so easy to clean up after! – Amazon
The 6 Most Notorious Post-Cold War Spies In America – Linkiest
Here’s how much caffeine is in Panera’s Charged Lemonade, Starbucks coffee, Celsius and other popular drinks – Market Watch
“Someone Save This Woman”: Kanye West’s “Disturbing” Photos Of Bianca Censori Leave People Worried – Bored Panda
Inside Pitchfork’s absorption into GQ: When ‘music media’ becomes ‘men’s media,’ what’s lost? – AP News
11 Signs A Woman Has Multiple Partners and What to Do About It – Knowledge For Men
How to be alone with your thoughts – VOX
