Johannes Vermeer – The Wine Glass (1660)
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Why is Hulk Hogan Hated By A Lot Of Wrestlers In The Industry?
Because Hogan knew how to play the game, simple.
Hogan kept his group of guys around that he knew could work and draw money like a Nasty Boys, Hacksaw Duggan, Honky Tonk Man, Brutus and so on. He had his crew of guys that would take bullets for him in battle. If you really got on his good side and I mean REALLY got on his good side, you became apart of Team Hogan and you worked every show he was on.
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Instead Of Saying “I Need To Do This”, Say “I Want To Do This”
When you wake up in the morning and see your room a mess do you typically look at your room and go “Ugh, Fuck i need to fix my room” You groan a bit then lazily clean your room just enough to look decent.
The reality however is that you want to clean your room. If you didn’t truly desire self improvement then you wouldn’t bother with things like this, as you technically don’t need to. So you want to clean your room but you don’t say it to yourself.
Next time try this. Wake up and say “I want to clean my room” “I want to get out of bed” “I want to do my work”.
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How Jack Nicholson Scored One of Hollywood’s Most Lucrative Contracts – Wanderer
Whatever Happened to Taran Noah Smith, ‘Mark’ From Home Improvement? – Ned Hardy
Dude wasn’t having it…fastest hands in a street fight! – Reddit
The Anticlimactic Death of the Streaming Wars – Wired
If you want to upgrade your crappy mattress and are on a budget, this mattress topper is a fraction of the price and makes you feel like your sleeping on an entirely new bed – Amazon
The 7 Best Comic Book Super-Heroes Who Haven’t Had Movies Made About Them – Linkiest
This Is the Kind of Music You Should Listen to at Work – Fast Co
Samuel L. Jackson Named His Favorite Role – And It’s Definitely Not What You Think – Wanderer
The Doomed 1965 Pontiac Banshee XP-833 Was the Beginning of the End for Pontiac – The Drive
A damn fine collection of beautiful women – Leenks
How Much Does It Cost to Open a Bookstore? – Book Riot
The Netflix-ification of Football Is Only Beginning – The Ringer
Pistachios Are Quiet Luxury. The alluring and expensive nut is more than an ingredient. It’s a low-key status symbol – Taste
How to Hack the Frozen Dumplings in Your Freezer – Eater
This is how to nurture curiosity in children (and yourself) – Pscyhe
Zillow offers 1% down payment to attract more homebuyers – CBS
The Evolution of Retirement – Wealth of Common Sense
What I Wish My Dad Taught Me When I Was Little, According To 10 Women – Fatherly
The Biggest Female Turn On of All Time – Wing Girl Method
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What Is Third Wave Coffee?
Coffee has undergone several major transformations in the past century, commonly referred to as “waves” that denote shifts in how coffee is produced, processed, and consumed. Here’s an overview of the progression of coffee waves.
What Are The Lessor Known Implications of Hearing Loss?
Something a lot of people, especially younger people, don’t realize about hearing loss is how much MORE there is to it than just “needing to listen to things louder when you’re old” or “some ringing” to varying degrees.
My father has hearing loss which he incurred on the job – he was a radio DJ in the 60s/70s and between the sound levels at work and the sound levels at concerts he went to for reviewing purposes, he did permanent damage to his hearing. Tinnitus is one element, hearing loss of certain frequencies is another.
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This is Su filindeu (thread of gods), a pasta so difficult to prepare that only three women of a single Sardinian family know how to make it
The ingredients are simple: semolina wheat, water, and salt. The serving preparation is similarly uncomplicated: gamey mutton broth and a helping of tangy pecorino cheese. Making the pasta, however, is nearly impossible. Engineers from the Barilla pasta company attempted, unsuccessfully, to build a machine that could reproduce the technique. Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver also visited Sardinia in hopes of mastering the elusive noodle. After two hours, he gave up.
Modern vs. Classic Espresso: Tracing the Evolution of a Beloved Beverage
Espresso – the aromatic, concentrated coffee drink that kickstarts so many mornings – has come a long way since its beginnings in early 20th century Italy.
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