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The military needed a tough vehicle that could carry heavy loads, pull heavy objects and move quickly over rough ground. 648,000 Ford GPW’s and Willys MB’s were built during World War II – 15 percent of military vehicles produced were Jeeps. The Jeep was used by every branch of the U.S military, with an average of 145 assigned to each infantry regiment.
7 Touching Stories That Show What A Great Human Being Mister Rogers Was – Ned Hardy
The Mystery Of India’s Plummeting COVID-19 Cases – NPR
Most durable socks you will ever own…comes with a lifetime, no strings or conditions guarantee – Amazon
Apple to Invest $3.6 Billion in Kia Motors for Apple Car Production – Maxim
The 1990s Moments That Changed the Way We Think About Food – Taste
Nap time is the new coffee break. Here’s how to make the most of it – Washington Post
QAnon Is Jealous Of Myanmar’s Military Coup – VICE
Capitol rioter asks for court’s permission to go to Mexico on vacation – and gets it – Towleroad
The 6 Best Places To See The Northern Lights In Maine – Van Life Wanderer
I have these laces on every pair of running shoes I own. They make shoes easier to put on and take off, but the big thing is once you fine tune them they’re always just the right tightness, and stretch to stay comfortable even if your feet swell during a run – Amazon
10 Signs You Are Not a YOLO Trader – Wealth of Common Sense
The Sons Who Were Raised by a Closeted Gay Father – Mel Magazine
Why British food is terrible – The Outline
10 Dating Mistakes That Make You Look Desperate – Nick Notas
How the Five “Love Languages” Can Help You Win at Relationships – Life Hacker
Dude Catches His Wife In Bed With Another Man – Worldstar
A damn fine collection of hot women – The Viraler
In Epically Nerdy Interview, Elon Musk Discusses Build Quality Problems With Engineer Who Compared Model 3 To ‘A Kia In The ’90s’ – Jalopnik
16 Outdated Rules NFL Cheerleaders Are Required To Follow – Ruin My Week
Top 10 Upcoming Reboots Nobody Asked For – Listverse
10 Most Expensive Cars Sold At Auctions In 2020 – Hot Cars
How to Make Everything Easier by Accepting the Present Moment – Tiny Buddha
The Most Heartbreaking Moments In Pixar Films – Loopers
1. I lived in Saudi Arabia most of my life. Not Saudi myself, and am a woman and left Islam. I hate that place with a passion.
I had to wear a headscarf at the age of nine, lived a segregated life style and in fear of half of the population. I was deprived of my own childhood, and the moment I started wearing a headscarf was the moment I stopped going outside to play because other kids and local imams and religious police would give me shit when they saw a girl in a headscarf at the playground or in the street rollerblading. That’s also when my depression started.
[Read more…] about 11 People Reveal What Life Is Like Under Sharia Law
As a child, Jason Vukovich was sexually and physically abused by his stepfather. As an adult, he decided to get revenge — by tracking down sex offenders and attacking them with a hammer. Because of this, Vukovich himself was charged with assault in 2016, but many hailed him as a hero. Though he remains in prison today, some are still campaigning for his release.
What If It’s All Just a Simulation? – The Ringer
When could everyone in the U.S. get vaccinated? – Reuters
How Common Are Gay Animals? – Ned Hardy
Even At Half The Price, These Noise-Canceling Earbuds Give AirPods a Run for Their Money – Amazon
Why Did The Military Stage A Coup In Myanmar? – AP News
Combating Misinformation When A Loved One Is Caught In A Web Of Conspiracies – NPR
Amazon’s Next Headquarters Is A Glass Poop Emoji Covered In Trees – The Verge
An astonishing video captures a woman doing an aerobics routine while Myanmar’s coup rolls on behind her – Twitter
How To (Re)Organize Your Kitchen, According to a Professional Organizer – Bon Appetit
The 30 Best HBO Series Of All Time, Ranked – Esquire
10 Common eBay Scams to Be Aware Of – Make Useof
Meet Marianne Bachmeier, Germany’s ‘Revenge Mother’ Who Shot Her Child’s Killer In The Middle Of His Trial – All That’s Interesting
“Disability Design For The Win!”: Here Are Nike’s New Sneakers That Require No Hands – Bored Panda
How the World’s 8th Richest Man Lost 99.6% of His Fortune – Entrepeneurs Handbook
Alicia Vikander, Anne Hathaway and Other Random Women – G-Celeb
Sleek, minimalist and under $30 wallet that doesnt take up a lot of space in your pocket and holds everything you need – Amazon
17 Mandala Effects That Feel Like You’re In An Alternate Dimension – Ruin My Week
Russian Opposition Leader Navalny Sentenced to Over 2 Years in Penal Colony – Foreign Policy
Elizabeth Hurley Reveals Her Mom Snapped Those Viral Instagram Photos – Maxim
20 People Who Chose Their Own Happiness, Opted for Plastic Surgery, and Won – Bright Side
LeBron James trolled a ‘Karen’ who called him a ‘f—ing p—-‘ and a ‘b—-‘ after a heated exchange of words courtside during a Lakers game – Insider
Idiot Gets Reversed Into and Other Videos of the Day – Drunken
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When I was starting in the industry I worked at a major agency. I am no longer in representation. When someone is a star they often require more negotiation. They get a piece of the back end (if the film makes money they get money) or what is more popular now because of wonky Hollywood accounting are box office bonuses.
The film makes $100M you get $250k bonus for example. If there are multiple stars I’ve seen deals where the first person that signs on has some protection that their salary matches the other star that joins if it ends up being higher.
