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35 Life Hacks You Should Know

35 Life Hacks You Should Know

71 Things You Can Do by Scott Hughes Most people aren't Warriors, and I'm fine with it. Most people do things that don't make sense, and I'm fine with it. For example, lazy people often whine that they don't make more money. Granted, sometimes when something bad happens to a person it's purely bad luck. However, usually when you don't like what's happening in your life, it's your own damn fault. In the following, I list 71 things that you can do to be more successful. Stop watching television. Extras: Don't be camera shy. Suggestions from visitors: Say "I love you" often to the people you feel this way about.Always turning off lights when leaving a room, unless of course there are others are in the room. Know any more things you want added to this list? Member Selected Amazon Books Discuss this page at the Warrior Forums.

EN TUS BRAZOS - StumbleUpon Top 8 Steampunk Gaming Mods To Appreciate Or Envy - Gizmo Watch We all love Steampunk style and art. The best way to own something as cool as a Steampunk game console would be to build one yourself. But then not all of us can get down to the task, one – we aren’t all that apt, and two – who has all that time. Thus, it is good enough to leave the task for the experienced Steampunk artists who know the job. tb steampunkxbox4 cxqg3 54 • Steampunk PS3 mod ps3 case mod bbfti 54 The Sony Playstation 3 received a Steampunk makeover from a sleek and black unit. ps3 steampunk mod yanhz 54 • Steampunk Monster Arcade steampunk monster arcade 59zya 54 Created by Doug, a Steampunk fan with a fad for horror movies, this is a Dr. steampunk monster arcade 1 pquum 54 • Steampunk Style Xbox 360 Mod steampunk style xbox mod Of all those Xbox 360 mods we’ve seen, this perhaps is one that screams Steampunk in all ruggedness and artistic thick of things. • Steampunk PSP mod psp fallout mod side yw4m9 54 psp fallout mod back jacud 54 • Steampunk Xbox 360 mod • Steampunk Game Boy mod

- StumbleUpon Why didn’t I think of that? You’ll be uttering those words more than once at these ingenious little tips, tricks and ideas that solve everyday problems... some you never knew you had! Hull strawberries easily using a straw. Rubbing a walnut over scratches in your furniture will disguise dings and scrapes. Remove crayon masterpieces from your TV or computer screen with WD40. Stop cut apples browning in your child’s lunch box by securing with a rubber band.. Overhaul your linen cupboard – store bed linen sets inside one of their own pillowcases and there will be no more hunting through piles for a match.. Pump up the volume by placing your iPhone / iPod in a bowl – the concave shape amplifies the music.. Re-use a wet-wipes container to store plastic bags.. Add this item to your beach bag. Attach a Velcro strip to the wall to store soft toys.. Look up! Gotcha! Make an instant cupcake carrier by cutting crosses into a box lid.. Forever losing your bathroom essentials?

The Ultimate Road Trip Playlist - 50 Best Road Trip Songs&|&The Jetpacker - StumbleUpon No road trip is complete without a playlist of songs that capture the spirit of traveling on the open road. So we’ve compiled a list of the 50 best road trip songs . In order to make this be-all end-all totally definitive list that all other lists look up to, the songs had to meet the following criteria: a.) encompass the excitement and freedom of road tripping b.) make the time pass faster c.) keep you awake without the assistance of questionably legal pills named “No Doze” d.) contain lyrics so singable that you’ll legitimately consider trying out for the next “American Idol” e.) keep you distracted long enough to make you forget you need to pee (which subsequently means stopping at a heinous rest stop where the bathroom stalls are tagged with death threats and truckers hit on you) f.) drown out the sound of your annoying friend who complains about a developing deep vein thrombosis from being crammed in the backseat (tough it up!) 50. Tags: Music

10 of the World's Greatest Jobs - Oddee.com (cool jobs, fun jobs) Paradise island caretaker Ben Southall, 34, of Petersfield, beat out nearly 35,000 applicants from around the world for the dream assignment to swim, explore and relax on Hamilton Island in the Great Barrier Reef, while writing a blog to promote the area. He was selected for the $111,000 gig - a six-month contract to serve as caretaker of a tropical Australian island. He now has to live rent-free in a three-bedroom villa, complete with pool. Before getting the job he had to spend four days on the island for an extended interview process, which required applicants to snorkel through crystalline waters, gorge themselves at a beachside barbecue and relax at a spa. Luxury bed tester A student from Birmingham City University has landed her dream job...literally! Roisin Madigan, 22, is earning £1,000 to sleep in designer beds every day for a month. Resort waterslide tester Professional prostitute tester Wine tester and blogger Candy taster Condom tester World of Warcraft Tester

Atheist Fundamentalists I am prothelsized to constantly by atheist friends, both on Facebook and in my life, things I never do – I am told that they are doing this as some form of protest for equality. Yet, these very same people take offense to anyone putting up anything religious on their Facebook page.I had an atheist friend say to me he was insulted and angry that religious people/colleagues no longer wanted to talk or debate with him – when his intent in his own words ‘was to tear them a new a-hole!’ Sounds like you need new ‘friends.’ And did it ever occur to you that all the atheists you know are in-your-face about their atheism because you don’t HEAR from the ones who aren’t? I have to disagree again. Further, while I might have a ‘belief system’, it can’t be compared to a ‘religious’ or ‘spriritual’ ‘belief system,’ which is something else entirely. “I don’t think all humans are bad. So you see, while the lengthy non-beliefs might be true statements, they are NOT part of my belief system.

Dunning-Kruger Effect: Why You Doubt Your Strengths Bertrand Russel once said, “The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt.” With High Existence being the the blog that it is, I think I can safely assume that the majority of you belong to the latter group. So I figured I would tell you why you tend to doubt your strengths so illogically despite being an intelligent, rational person. It’s called the Dunning-Kruger Effect, a cognitive bias in which “people reach erroneous conclusions and make unfortunate choices but their incompetence robs them of the metacognitive ability to realize it.” For all of you smarties currently doubting your ability to comprehend this effect, it means that competent people doubt their abilities while incompetent people overestimate their abilities. The intelligent falsely assume that others have equal understanding, which is why being smart, beautiful or talented can actually result in lower self-confidence. Here’s a good real world example. P.S.

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