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This photographic series from 1860-1865 shows how quickly Abraham Lincoln aged while in office
Abraham Lincoln’s physical appearance changed dramatically during his tenure as President of the United States, from March 4, 1861 to April 14, 1865. The magnitude of his apparent aging is often demonstrated by showing a photograph from the start of his first term compared to one taken a few months before his death.
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“Whatever happened to our dreams?
The infinite possibilities each day holds should stagger the mind. The sheer number of experiences I could have is uncountable, breathtaking, and I’m sitting here refreshing my inbox. We live trapped in loops, reliving a few days over and over, and we envision only a handful of paths laid out ahead of us. We see the same things each day, we respond the same way, we think the same thoughts, each day a slight variation on the last, every moment smoothly following the gentle curves of societal norms. We act like if we just get through today, tomorrow our dreams will come back to us. And no, I don’t have all the answers. I don’t know how to jolt myself into seeing what each moment could become. But I do know one thing: the solution doesn’t involve watering down my every little idea and creative impulse for the sake of someday easing my fit into a mold. It doesn’t involve tempering my life to better fit someone’s expectations. It doesn’t involve constantly holding back for fear of shaking things up. This is very important, so I want to say it as clearly as I can:
FUCK. THAT. SHIT.”
― Randall Munroe
Linkage
Before the internet, Nintendo had “game counselors” – whom you could call if you were stuck in a game and they would coach you through it – AV Club
What Coffee-Brewing Method Makes the Best-Tasting Cup? – Kitchn
I dont know the science behind it but the screen of your phone wont break when the protector is on, even if the screen protector is already smashed – Amazon
In landmark shift, Fed changes approach to inflation, labor market – Reuters
Another million applied for jobless benefits as coronavirus pandemic’s economic toll rises – CNBC
Hurricane Laura removed a Lake Charles Confederate monument, after parish officials voted to keep it – Daily Advertiser
China Secretly Built A Vast New Infrastructure To Imprison Muslims – BuzzFeed
“AT&T Girl” Milana Vayntrub Calls Out Sexual Harassment She Gets From Trolls – Ruin My Week
8 Music PR Strategies That Will Get Your More Fans And Streams In 2020 – Mora May
Madman Brings Grand Theft Auto To Life In Los Angeles (vidoeo) – Leenks
Sex, Beer And Coding: Inside Facebook’s Wild Early Days – Wired
A Photographer Shows the Harsh Reality of Living in 43-Square-Foot Rooms in South Korea – Bright Side
Best way to clean a dishwasher – run these dishwasher tablets in an empty machine – put the tablet in the soap dispenser & just let it run – Amazon
7 Cultural Reasons I Feel Sorry For Millennial Men – Brass Pills
Is Investing in the Stock Market Gambling With Your Money? – Myth Busted – Money Crashers
Women’s Bodies Pick Their Favorite Sperm and Kick Out the Rest – Mel Magazine
Bikini Brawl at the Pool and Other Videos of the Day – Drunken Stepfather
Julianne Hough, Whitney Cummings and Other Random Women – G-Celeb
Huge Breast ‘Karen’ Harasses Man For Taking Picture Of Sunset – Fly Height
Japanese doctor who lived to 105—his spartan diet, views on retirement, and other rare longevity tips – Make It
20 Dating Is the New Dating Site for Extreme Age Gaps – Inside Hook
Diora Baird’s Only Fans Improves! (nsfw) – The Slip
15 Albums You Can Listen All The Way Through Without Skipping A Song
Massive Attack – Mezzanine
The kind of thing I can put on in the car and not remember how I got to my destination. Makes you feel unnerved and deeply relaxed at the same time, perfect 2 a.m alone music

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Your time is the furthest thing from free
For the majority of my life I made one really big mistake: I under-valued the precious nature of the time I’ve been given to live here on earth, and over-valued the short term gratification that comes from digital pleasure.
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Pay Yourself First
One of the oldest rules of personal finance is the simple admonition to pay yourself first. All the money books tell you to do it. All the personal finance blogs say it, too. Even your parents have given you the same advice.
But it’s hard. That money could be used someplace else. You could pay the phone bill, could pay down debt, could buy a new DVD player. You’ve tried once or twice in the past, but it’s so easy to forget. You don’t keep a budget, so when payday rolls around, the money just finds its way elsewhere.


