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Picture of the Day

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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.

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Mindfulness: Achieving Peace and Clarity in Everyday Life

In our fast-paced modern world, it’s easy to get caught up in the busyness of each day and lose sight of the present moment. We get so focused on checking tasks off our endless to-do lists, answering emails, and keeping up with social media that we often end up feeling stressed, scattered, and disconnected from ourselves and others. This is where mindfulness comes in.

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Michael Irvin Says His Son, Rapper “Tut Tarantino,” is Lying in His Raps: “You Grew Up In A Gated Community Your Whole Life” – Sports Illustrated

She Played ‘Deb’ in Napoleon Dynamite. See Tina Majorino Now at 38 – Wanderer

A water flosser is absolutely worth it and your mouth will never feel cleaner – Amazon

Whatever Happened to Jill Whitlow From ‘Night of the Creeps’? – Ned Hardy

Off-duty Alaska Airlines pilot charged with attempted murder after trying to shut down plane engines midflight – NBC

Which Frozen Fries Are Worth Buying? A Blind Taste Test of Ore-Ida, Trader Joe’s, and More – Bon Appetit

What is the Average Net Worth by Age? [The Comprehensive Guide] – Of Dollars and Data

How to Tell What Kind of Procrastinator You Are (and What to Do About It) – Life Hacker

How to Not Live Paycheck-to-Paycheck – John Hawkins

Why Wong Kar-Wai’s ‘In the Mood For Love’ Is One of the Greatest Romantic Films Ever Made – Wanderer

Did the Baby Boomers Ruin the Housing Market? – Wealth of Common Sense

Browser Extensions Are a Privacy Nightmare – How To Geek

Paul Rudd, 54, Finally Reveals the Secret Behind His Superhuman Youth – Bright Side

The Science Behind Bloating on Planes—and How to Avoid It – Traveler

6 Dangerous Relationship Patterns All Couples Should Know – Fatherly

Here’s How to Answer the Trickiest Job Interview Questions – Ladders

Las Vegas woman left U2 concert to take $50K from ‘sugar daddy’s’ hotel safe: police – 8News

Family sues Panera Bread after college student who drank Charged Lemonade dies – NBC

Dwight Howard Admits Meeting Man on Instagram to Hook Up, Denies Lover Was Assaulted or Forced into Threesome – Reddit

The Backstories And History Of 10 Famous Paintings

Gustav Klimt (1862-1918): Death and Life, 1910, reworked in 1915, oil on canvas, Leopold Museum, Vienna

Gustav Klimt’s large painting ‘Death and Life’, created in 1910, features not a personal death but rather merely an allegorical Grim Reaper who gazes at “life” with a malicious grin.

This “life” is comprised of all generations: every age group is represented, from the baby to the grandmother, in this depiction of the never-ending circle of life.

Death may be able to swipe individuals from life, but life itself, humanity as a whole, will always elude his grasp. The circle of life likewise repeats itself in the diverse, wonderful, pastel-coloured circular ornaments which adorn life like a garland.

Gustav Klimt described this painting, which was honoured with a first prize at the 1911 International Art Exhibition in Rome, as his most important figurative work. Even so, he seems to suddenly no longer have been satisfied with this version in 1915, for he then began making changes to the painting—which had been framed for long by that time.

The background, reportedly once gold-coloured, was made grey, and both death and life were given further ornaments. Standing before the original and examining the left interior edge of Josef Hoffmann’s frame for the painting, one can still discern traces of the subsequent over-painting, which was done by Klimt himself.

Gustav Klimt (1862-1918): Death and Life,

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How Do Police Know When A Suspect Is Lying?

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Law enforcement can tell when suspects are lying, usually beginning with an initial 911 call or first interview.

“The 911 call and initial statements are among the most important pieces of evidence should a case go to trial,” said Stacy Dittrich, a former Ohio police detective, crime expert and author. “The entire case can build from those few sentences.”

Here are the most tell-tale signs, revealed.

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22 Years Old and Already Burnt Out…

Every single goddamn day is just the same thing. Wake up early, battle through rush hour traffic, sit at work rotting away behind a desk for 8 hours, killing your eyes staring at a screen until they’re in pain and sore, then battle through rush hour traffic again to get home. I feel bad even asking for a single day off, so I have to keep working. All I ever do is work. One single day off for a holiday and then it’s back to work. My entire day is gone. The weather is so beautiful nowadays and I can’t even be outside to enjoy it. The best part of my day and the best years of my life are being sucked away from me before my eyes.

I’m only 22. I’ll never be this young or have this much energy again. I’ll never be in such good health again. And I have to waste it all away stuck behind this desk in this shitty 5 day in a row 40 hour work week. Did I mention I’m also taking classes at the same time. 4 days a week I have to go to class for 3 hours right after work and I have another class on Saturday morning. So there goes the rest of my free time. The weekend is way too short and doesn’t even feel like a weekend.

I’m supposed to be enjoying my life. I’m supposed to be making memories to look back on when I’m old and weak and dying. Instead I’m wasting everything away working myself to death and killing myself with these goddamn classes. I haven’t had a break for months. I never get to do anything fun anymore. I’m completely isolated and alone here. I have no friends in this shitty city. All of my college friends forgot about me even though I only graduated 10 months ago. I have no time for fun and no time for anything. What the fuck is the point of this life? I can’t even remember the last time I was happy. It’s just work work work work study study study study day after day after day after day, no break ever. I’m so fucking sick and tired of it. I’ve bought a rope and I’m just waiting for the day I can take this all away. I’m so fucking tired. I’m so fucking done.

How to Forgive Someone Who Did You Wrong

Forgiveness is a journey, not a destination. It’s a process that requires patience, understanding, and a deep dive into the complexities of human emotions. When someone does us wrong, our immediate reaction is often a mix of anger, betrayal, and hurt. These feelings are valid and natural, but holding onto them for too long can be detrimental to our well-being. So, how does one navigate the intricate path of forgiving someone who has caused pain? Let’s delve into the art of forgiveness.

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Why travel should be considered an essential human activity – Nat Geo

He Played ‘Eliot’ in E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. See Henry Thomas Now at 52 – Wanderer

Judge Won’t Let Alex Jones Use Bankruptcy to Avoid Sandy Hook Damages – NY Times

This makes it very convenient to add air to your tires at home without having to go to gas stations – especially in winter weather – Amazon

20 Pieces of Writing Advice from William Faulkner – Literary Hub

She Played Stephanie Barnett on The Big Bang Theory. See Sara Rue Now At 44 – Ned Hardy

There Are Better Ways to Build a Toilet – Bloomberg

How to Create Space Between Stimulus and Response – Brad Stulberg

Stop Betting Against America – Wealth of Common Sense

I Called Off My Wedding. The Internet Will Never Forget – Wired

Chicago’s 25 Best Pizza Places, Ranked – Chicago Mag

Want Someone to Love The Twilight Zone? Show Them This Episode – Wanderer

45 Years Ago, One Deranged Animated Movie Traumatized A Generation – Fatherly

The World’s Most Beautiful Bird Lives in Yellowstone National Park – LitHub

How to think faster, talk smarter, and shine when the pressure is on – Fast Co

Most Common Causes of Death, by Age – Flowing Data

20 of The Most Influential Images of All Time – Linkiest

How to Prepare for the Dentist if You Haven’t Been in Forever – Life Hacker

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