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Theodore Lee is the editor of Caveman Circus. He strives for self-improvement in all areas of his life, except his candy consumption, where he remains a champion gummy worm enthusiast. When not writing about mindfulness or living in integrity,  you can find him hiding giant bags of sour patch kids under the bed.
Picture Of The Day

Picture of the Day

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Bandit’s Roost, at 59½ Mulberry Street (Mulberry Bend), was the most crime-ridden, dangerous part of all New York City.

The investigative journalist and self-taught photographer, Jacob August Riis, used the newly-invented flashgun to illuminate the darkest corners in and around Mulberry Street, one of the worst slums in Manhattan.

His images, which highlighted the plight of poor immigrants in the area, were published in his landmark work; How the Other Half Lives: Studies Among the Tenements of New York

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Links

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She Played Lana Lang in Smallville. See Kristin Kreuk Now at 40 – Ned Hardy

Dalai Lama apologises after video asking boy to ‘suck my tongue’ – Reuters

Keeping It in the Family: Why We Pick the Partners We Do – Aeon

The Right Way to Pet a Dog, According to Veterinarians – Mental Floss

How Old Are You, Really? Your ‘Performance Age’ Can Tell You – Bicycling

There’s a Better Way to Organize Your Freezer – Life Hacker

How the relentless drive for optimization made baseball impossible to watch – VOX

Does the Planet Have Enough Raw Materials for Electric Cars? – Inside Hook

Grandma, 60, Finds Love With a 21-Year-Old Man, Proving That True Love Knows No Bounds – Brigth Side

9 Double Standards in Relationships: How They Affect Men and How to Deal With Them – Knowledge For Men

Movie Fans Are Sharing The Sexiest Non-Sex Scenes In Movie History – Ruin My Week

If you are insecure about your height, these are the best shoe lifts out there. Adjustable from 1-2 inches and actually comfortable to walk in! – Amazon

Nobody’s moving to the metaverse – The Hustle

A psychologist explains why negativity dominates your daily thoughts, and what to do about it – Fast Co

A damn fine collection of babes, awesomeness and everything in between – Leenks

25 Facts That Sound Like Huge Lies, But Are Actually True – Linkiest

The 10 Best Places in the U.S. to See Wildlife – Afar

4 Tips for Talking to People You Disagree With – Ideas

Things You See In Every Bear Market – Wealth of Common Sense

Answers

What Is The Referee Doing When He Grabs The Wrists Of A Fighter After They’ve Been Knocked Down?

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First and foremost he is ensuring the fighter is lucid and responsive.

First thing he does is grab the gloves and wipe the knuckle area(s) on his shirt as they likely picked up some dirt/sand/debris from the ring floor.

He often requests the fighter tries to bring his hands up against resistance, expecting a decent push (if it is weak, he will end the fight).

He will instruct the fighter to bring his hands to the defensive position and reaffirm the fighter is lucid and in control.

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Picture Of The Day

Picture of the Day

feet of ballerina dancer

The Feet of a Female Ballet Dancer

As a dancer, I think that ballerinas have beautiful feet. However, to a non-dancer, all that is seen is a distorted and unnatural-looking foot.

In some ways they are ugly because of the extreme of work they do. The unnatural pointe work also takes its toll- not only on the skin, with blisters and wounds, but also with the bones, with stress fractures and bone spurs.

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