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14 Useful Pieces of Information That Will Help You On Your Travels Through Life
1. Good SLEEP, DIET and EXERCISE are crucial for a good quality of life
A lot of people don’t realize how much their habits regarding sleep, exercise and nutrition influence their quality of life. These things are the physiological basics of your life. Bad habits in either one of these fields will worsen your quality of life dramatically either instantly or in the future. The scientific evidence for this is overwhelming.
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Stop Trying To Prove Yourself To Everyone – Live Your Life For Yourself
If you’re living your life in such a way that you hope to prove yourself, then you’re cut off from your greater inner resources. It doesn’t matter whether you’re trying to prove yourself to one person, many people, or just yourself.
Being stuck with the need to prove is a slavery mindset. You’re not truly free. You’re trying to win some kind of approval (aPROVal, see that there?) so that you can finally go live your life the way you’d otherwise prefer to.
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11 Common Survival Mistakes That Can Get You Killed – Outdoor Life
She Played ‘Connie’ in The Mighty Ducks Series. See Marguerite Moreau Now at 46 – Wanderer
Whatever happened to the actress who played Apolloina from The Godfather? – Ned Hardy
Dude boxed a son & his dumbass father – Reddit
This is a game changer if you have cats and hate dealing with a smelly cat litter box – Amazon
How to Plan a Successful Road Trip – Outside
20 Incredible Road Trips in the U.S. – Afar
Netflix is at an all-time high. Disney is cracking down on password sharing. And Apple TV Plus has doubled its prices. Will the streaming squeeze ever end? – The Verge
Just How Rich Is Taylor Swift? We Did the Math – Bloomberg
The Most Accessible National Parks in the U.S. – Traveler
9 Creepiest Places You Should Probably Never Visit – AD
The 7 Most Amazing Stunts….That Ended in Death – Linkiest
Watch a Diesel-Electric Edison Semi Truck Drag a WWII Tank Like It’s Nothing – The Drive
Cryptocurrency Is a Giant Ponzi Scheme: Cryptocurrency is not merely a bad investment or speculative bubble. It’s worse than that: it’s a full-on fraud – Jacobin
30 Sweet Texts to Send Your Partner Just Because – Fatherly
I can’t post this, but someone reshot a scene from the Robocop movie and it’s graphic and hilarious! – Vimeo
15 Grandchildren Who Are a Spitting Image of Their Famous Grandparents – Bright Side
‘Just stop buying lattes’: The origins of a millennial housing myth – The Hustle
14 Ways To Drastically Improve Communication In Your Relationship – Knowledge For Men
The Dumping Grounds
Confession of the Day
Don’t be like me
My wife and I were together 9 years, married 6 when I started my affair. We have two kids. I didn’t realize just how good I had it. She was a supportive, loving, kind woman who put me and the kids before herself every time, and I didn’t appreciate that. I felt like she didn’t praise me enough for the things I did for the family, which I now realize was pretty bare bones compared to what she did for us. I felt like we didn’t have sex enough and like my efforts to look good for her weren’t appreciated or reciprocated. I resented how much time she spent with the kids vs. with me. I thought she didn’t put in enough effort to be interested in my hobbies.
My AP was ten years younger than me, when the affair started I was 31 and she was 21. I liked the attention from a younger woman who wasn’t always tired from keeping up with the kids and who stroked my inflated ego. I was a selfish bastard. I drank too much, I told my wife I was working late or hanging out with friends when really I was with my AP.
The Toxic Effects of Workplace Gossip
In today’s dynamic workplace, amidst the buzz of project updates and team collaborations, there’s an undercurrent that often goes unnoticed but can be deeply damaging: office gossip. These seemingly innocuous whispers, often shared around coffee breaks or in hushed corridor conversations, can have profound implications for an organization’s culture and its members.
Picture of the Day
Site of San Jose meth lab, bomb-making operation on sale for $1.5M
A spacious six-bedroom San Jose residence, spanning 6,000 square feet, which previously contained a meth lab and bomb-making operation, is on the market for $1.5 million.
The official Redfin listing for the property at 668 Potomac Court mentions the presence of a “dormant meth lab and related contamination,” directing potential buyers to county records for details.
The listing further states that any cleanup and associated expenses fall on the shoulders of the future owner. Moreover, the property hasn’t been certified as contamination-free, and access is restricted until the Santa Clara County Health Department gives the green light.
On the brighter side:
The property boasts a prime location opposite Gunderson High School and offers easy freeway access, as highlighted by its Zillow listing.
Cindy Selleos, the listing agent from Keller Williams Realty-Silicon Valley, hasn’t commented on the listing. However, the recent $125,000 price hike suggests she’s optimistic about its sale.
The Kobeissi Letter, a website offering insights into global capital markets, humorously pointed out the listing, commenting on the peculiar state of the current housing market. The site also mentioned that other properties in the vicinity, without a meth lab history, are priced around $1.6 million.
Historically, the house was occupied by Peter Karasev. He was taken into custody in March when authorities discovered explosive materials and drug-related equipment on the premises.
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Video Captures Heartbreaking Moment of 92-Year-Old’s Final Goodbye to His Younger Brother – Ned Hardy
He Played ‘Dudley Dursley’ in Harry Potter. See Harry Melling Now at 34 – Wanderer
Five Skills to Learn in Your Spare Time, and How to Master Them – Popular Science
This is the best accessory to keep your car interior nice and tidy – Amazon
Inside the World of Prison Coaching – Mel Magazine
What Returns Should You Expect in the Stock Market? – Wealth of Common Sense
Elon Musk wants Twitter / X to replace your bank account. Here’s how it’ll work – Mashable
Is High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) the Most Efficient Way to Work Out? – VOX
L.A.’s Wildest Cafeteria Served Utopian Fantasy With a Side of Enchiladas – Collector’s Weekly
Space is starting to look like the better mining operation – ARS Technica
50 Innovators Shaping Rap’s Next 50 Years – Rolling
The Rise of the Adult Gap Year – Traveler
Confessions of a Middle-Class Founder: During the boom times, I launched a start-up so I could become rich. Years later, I’m still looking for my exit – Intelligencer
The Drama of Dinner: How to Fine-Dine at Home – Sauver
You Don’t Need a New iPhone. You Just Need a New Battery – WSJ
Home prices are dropping in Las Vegas. Here are 5 of the cheapest homes for sale right now — all under $300K – Insider
23 Years Ago, Sony Changed Video Games Forever – Kotaku
A moment that changed me: I had a heart attack at 37 – so I went to live in a cave – The Guardian
