Let’s Take A Stroll Through The Art Museum
Caravaggio – The Taking of Christ (1602)
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What Is The 4% Rule for Retirement?
The journey to retirement is filled with numerous financial strategies, tools, and guidelines. Among these, the 4% Rule stands out as one of the most popular and widely discussed. But what exactly is the 4% Rule, and how can it guide retirees in ensuring a comfortable post-work life? Let’s delve into it.
Retirement is a Financial Milestone, Not an Age Entitlement
In the picturesque world of retirement, we often envision serene beaches, leisurely golf rounds, and endless vacations. But the reality is, this dream doesn’t just materialize the moment you hit a certain age. Retirement is not an age-driven entitlement; it’s a financial milestone that requires meticulous planning, saving, and investing.
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The Race to Save Our Secrets From the Computers of the Future – NY Times
Why ‘Crash’ Is the Worst Best Picture Winner in Academy History – Wanderer
Why True Happiness Is Not Just About Reaching Your Goals – Tiny Buddha
Arguably the Hardest Bike Lock Made. This lock has the very highest protection level you will find, and one of few locks NYC bike messengers will use. The steel on here is thick, with layers of superb case hardening – Amazon
You Can Learn to Be Photogenic – Hollywood invented the idea that some people naturally look better on camera. Don’t believe it – The Atlantic
Ways to Extend Your Healthy Years, Not Just Your Life – Scientific American
Is Bandcamp as We Know It Over? – Pitchfork
It Came From the ’70s: The Story of Your Grandma’s Weird Couch – Collector’s Weekly
Air Jordan III: The Shocking Story of the Greatest Shoe Jordan Never Wanted – Mental Floss
The Wonderful, Wonkafied World of Vegan Pastry – Eater
Every Successful Relationship Is Successful for the Same Exact Reasons – Mark Manson
The Century-Long Evolution of the U.S. Army Helmet – Popular Mechanics
Driver who crashed in Malibu killing 4 Pepperdine students arrested charged with 4 counts of murder, bail at $8m – CBS
He caught a guy keying his car in broad daylight and goes crazy – Reddit
Sam Bankman-Fried to Testify at His Criminal Trial as Soon as Thursday – Coin Desk
What I Wish I Did Differently With My Kids During My Divorce – Fatherly
How to Protect Yourself From SIM-Swapping Attacks – How To Geek
9 Modern Dating Myths Every Man Should Ignore – Knowledge For Men
Why Apple’s weather app is so bad – VOX
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The Allure of Low Monthly Payments: Why It Can Be a Costly Mistake
In the realm of personal finance, the allure of monthly payments is undeniable. From cars to homes, to the latest gadgets, the promise of acquiring what we desire with seemingly small, manageable monthly payments can be incredibly tempting. However, this approach, while popular, is fraught with pitfalls that can have long-term implications on one’s financial health.
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Choi Eun-hee and her husband, director Shin Jeong-gyun, who were kidnapped in 1978 on his orders and were forced to make North Korean films. In two years they made 17 films, some of them were well-received outside North Korea
Choi Eun-hee and Shin Jeong-gyun were once the golden couple of South Korean cinema. Choi, a leading actress of her time, and Shin, a prolific director, were both instrumental in shaping the South Korean film industry. Their collaborations in the 1960s produced some of the country’s most iconic films. However, by the late 1970s, their personal and professional lives had hit a rough patch. They had divorced, and Shin faced financial troubles.