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Oct 15, 2017

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You are preoccupied by an imbalance in relationship dynamics if someone suddenly behaves out of character today. You assume their unexplainable actions are symptomatic of an unexpressed issue, but you...

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  • A day in the life of Tony Robbins, who sleeps 3 hours a night before waking up to an 'adrenal support cocktail' and a plunge into freezing water

    Tony Robbins is 57 years old, and regularly works 16-hour days. The energy you see on stage with Tony Robbins isn't an act — he brings it to all aspects of his life. In a typical year, the life coach will travel the world for 60 events (ranging from a few hours to several days), go on media tours for his latest project, monitor the 33 companies he's invested in, consult businesses and professional sports teams, and work with his small list of one-on-one clients like the investor Paul Tudor Jones.

    Business Insider
  • Kate Winslet didn't thank Harvey Weinstein when she won the Oscar. Here's why

    When Kate Winslet won the lead actress Oscar for “The Reader” in 2009, she thanked 19 people by name along with many others in general. She did not mention Harvey Weinstein, whose company financed and distributed the movie. “That was deliberate. That was absolutely deliberate,” Winslet told The Times in an interview Saturday. “I remember being told. ‘Make sure you thank Harvey if you win.’ And I remember turning around and saying, ‘No I won’t. No I won’t.’ And it was nothing to do with not being grateful. If people aren’t well-behaved, why would I thank him?” “The fact that I’m never going to have to deal with Harvey Weinstein again as long as I live is one of the best things that’s ever happened

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  • Hillary Clinton: Maybe I should have just called Donald Trump out as a creep

    Hillary Clinton has expressed regret about not explicitly labelling Donald Trump a “creep” during one of the presidential debates. President Trump stoked controversy for closely following the former US presidential hopeful around the stage during their second presidential debate. The former Secretary of State, who is currently on a tour of the UK, has now reflected on the incident and the presidential race at large.

    The Independent
  • Women Shouldn't Have the Right to Vote, Says ‘Alt-Right’ Leader Richard Spencer

    White Nationalist Richard Spencer’s tiki torch rallies in Charlottesville, Virginia, and his distant dream of forming a white ethnostate steal headlines, but his views about women—that their role in politics be shrunk down to a barely visible place that would be unrecognizable to almost anyone in modern America—is seldom highlighted. "I'm not terribly excited about voting in general," Spencer said. “I don’t necessarily think that that’s a great thing,” Spencer said of women voting in U.S. elections.

    Newsweek
  • This man hid in the woods for 10 years to escape a bad relationship

    Malcolm Applegate left his wife for the woods one day without telling anyone and lived there for five years, staying hidden for a total of 10.

    Yahoo Style
  • ‘I am ready’: Mata Hari faced a firing squad for spying — and refused a blindfold.

    Given a pen, ink, paper and envelopes, Mata Hari was allowed to write two letters, according to an account by journalist Henry G. Wales, a correspondent for the International News Service. It was just past 5:30 a.m. when she faced her firing squad: 12 French officers with their rifles at ease. For the past 100 years, Mata Hari has been revered as the ultimate femme fatale — the seductive, glamorous exotic dancer who spied for the Germans during World War I and caused the deaths of thousands of Allied soldiers. Earlier this year, trial archives kept confidential by the French were released to the public. And a cache of Mata Hari’s personal and family letters were recently published. Taken together, the documents recast the Great War’s most notorious spy as a mother who left an abusive marriage, and as a scapegoat for war-torn France looking to distract from heavy casualties on the front lines.

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  • George Lopez booed off stage after Trump jokes flop at gala

    Comic George Lopez was booed off stage at a gala for juvenile diabetes in Denver last week, over an anti-Donald Trump routine that fell flat with the crowd. We’re told the flap began when Trump backer and Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei donated $250,000 but requested that Lopez cool it with the anti-Trump jokes at the Carousel Ball. An attendee at the event — where tables sold from $5,000 to $100,000 to benefit the Barbara Davis Center for Diabetes — commented on a YouTube video that “George was asked nicely to stop making Trump jokes by a man in front row [Maffei] who just donated $250K.” But “George doesn’t, continues. Gets booed.” We’re told that Lopez responded to Maffei, “Thank you for changing

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  • Woman shot in the head during Las Vegas shooting wakes up from coma and takes first steps

    A woman shot in the head during the Las Vegas mass shooting has taken her first steps after waking up from a coma. Tina Frost, 27, from Maryland, took six steps and breathed on her own for six hours on Friday, less than two weeks after a bullet pierced the frontal lobes of her brain and ricocheted into her right eye during the attack on 1 October, according to ABC News. Frost was attending the Route 91 Harvest festival in Las Vegas with her boyfriend, Austin Hughes, when gunman Stephen Paddock opened fire on crowds from a room at the Mandalay Bay hotel, killing 58 people and injuring nearly 500.

    The Independent

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