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75 Years In The Making: Harvard Just Released Its Epic Study On What Men Need To Live A Happy Life
In 1938 Harvard University began following 268 male undergraduate students and kicked off the longest-running longitudinal studies of human development in history. The study’s goal was to determine as best as possible what factors contribute most strongly to human flourishing. The astonishing range of psychological, anthropological, and physical traits — ranging from personality type to IQ to drinking habits to family relationships to “hanging length of his scrotum” — indicates just how exhaustive and quantifiable the research data has become. Recently, George Vaillant, who directed the study for more than three decades, published the study’s findings in the 2012 book Triumphs of Experience (Amazon) and the following is the book’s synopsis: As you can imagine, the study’s discoveries are bountiful, but the most significant finding of all is that “Alcoholism is a disorder of great destructive power.” Sources: Business Insider, The Take Away, and The Atlantic
Why Being In Your 20s Is Awesome
I know I talk crap on being a twentysomething but I’m only half-kidding. In actuality, there’s no age I’d rather be. (Besides maybe seven years old because they don’t do anything besides eat ice cream and poop themselves. That sounds like an ideal life to be completely honest.) Being in your twenties is all about discovering which things hurt you and what makes you feel good. This is what your twenties are for — to feel and see as much as you can, to take advantage of not being tied down to anything and anyone and to go balls to the wall with everything that you do. It’s important to talk about why your twenties are great because it seems like we spend so much of our time wanting to be somewhere else other than where we are. We’re not stuck.
DMRC : Route & Fare
Automatic Ticketing Delhi Metro has introduced, for the first time in the country, ticketing and passenger control through a completely Automatic Fare Collection system. The ticket, which could be a card or a token, is purchased from the Ticket Counter. The passenger then proceeds to one of several gates that separate the Paid Area from the Unpaid Area. Ticket Options: Travel Card : • Most convenient for a frequent commuter. - Minimum Fare is Rs. 8/- and maximum is Rs. 42/- (fares are subject to revision from time to time). - A passenger can refund an unused token within 60 minutes of its issue at the same station. How to use your Token: How to use your Token: - For entry, hold your token close to the machine for the gates to open. - For exit, drop the token into the machine. Instructions to Smart Card Holders/ Travel Card Holders: 1. Note: - Return journey shall invite penalties as per prevailing Rules of DMRC.
9 Ways to Spend Your Summer Before Going to College for Video | ScreenLight
'Tis graduation season for high school and college alike (except my high school was weird and went 'til June… and I guess some schools are year round now)… whatever, it's symbolic. I've officially been out of college for four years and I thought about what advice I could share with a new college graduate. But you know, four years isn't an accurate sample size for providing wisdom in the real world. I've got some things but I'm mostly still figuring it out. Ask someone else, and let me know what they say please? But HIGH SCHOOL grads? Alright, so you're graduating this month. Learn to cook. Seriously, this will make life on your own a lot easier. Start to build a network. Some people I talk to hesitate from being too involved in the industry when they first start because they think they don't have much to add. Find out what education discounts or freebies you get and take advantage the moment you're enrolled. And use your discount to see movies! Hang out with your high school friends.
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Op-Ed Contributor - Many Faiths, One Truth
Though intolerance may be as old as religion itself, we still see vigorous signs of its virulence. In Europe, there are intense debates about newcomers wearing veils or wanting to erect minarets and episodes of violence against Muslim immigrants. Radical atheists issue blanket condemnations of those who hold to religious beliefs. In the Middle East, the flames of war are fanned by hatred of those who adhere to a different faith. Such tensions are likely to increase as the world becomes more interconnected and cultures, peoples and religions become ever more entwined. Granted, every religion has a sense of exclusivity as part of its core identity. An early eye-opener for me was my meeting with the Trappist monk Thomas Merton in India shortly before his untimely death in 1968. A main point in my discussion with Merton was how central compassion was to the message of both Christianity and Buddhism. Take Judaism, for instance. Let me tell you about the Islam I know.
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This Guy’s Wife Got Cancer, So He Did Something Unforgettable. The Last 3 Photos Destroyed Me.
The first time photographer Angelo Merendino met Jennifer, he knew she was the one. They fell in love and got married in New York’s Central Park, surrounded by family, friends, and loved ones. Five months later Jen was diagnosed with breast cancer. From Angelo’s blog: “I remember the exact moment…Jen’s voice and the numb feeling that enveloped me. Throughout her battle, Angelo decided to photograph it. Angelo Merendino Angelo and Jennifer’s story is tragic, but it’s in the face of a tragedy such as this that we rise above. Please share this story with everyone you know to help Angelo’s story get out, scroll back up to the top and click the share button. You can get that and much more at Angelo’s blog: Comments comments
