This one off me oh. Somebody can die shitting in the toilet sef.

This OP has no brain oh. You called her shameful and you na packed all her pics. Hope u self-service to them sha. Idiot

50. Dave Matthews Band — 33.5 million units 49. Phil Collins — 33.5 million units 48. Britney Spears — 34 million units 47. Bon Jovi — 34.5 million units 46. Queen — 34.5 million units 45. Def Leppard — 35 million units 44. Bob Dylan — 36 million units 43. Tupac Shakur — 36.5 million units 41. Backstreet Boys — 37 million units 39. Tim McGraw — 37.5 million units 42. Foreigner — 37.5 million units 38. Rod Stewart — 38 million units 37. Simon & Garfunkel — 38.5 million units 36. Chicago — 38.5 million units 35. Eric Clapton — 40 million units 34. Reba McEntire — 41 million units 33. Santana — 43.5 million units 31. Alan Jackson — 43.5 million units 40. Eminem — 44.5 million units 30. Guns N’ Roses — 44.5 million units 32. Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band — 44.5 million units 29. Alabama — 46.5 million units 28. Kenny Rogers — 47.5 million units 27. Shania Twain — 48 million units 26. Kenny G — 48 million units 25. Journey — 48 million units 24. Neil Diamond — 49.5 million units 23. Fleetwood Mac — 49.5 million units 22. Celine Dion — 50 million units 21. U2 — 52 million units 20. Van Halen — 56.5 million units 19. Whitney Houston — 57 million units 18. Metallica — 63 million units 17. Mariah Carey — 64 million units 16. Madonna — 64.5 million units 15. Bruce Springsteen — 65.5 million units 14. Aerosmith — 66.5 million units 13. The Rolling Stones — 66.5 million units 12. Barbara Streisand — 68.5 million units 11. George Strait — 69 million units 10. AC/DC — 72 million units 9. Pink Floyd — 75 million units 8. Elton John — 78 million units 7. Michael Jackson — 81 million units 6. Billy Joel — 82.5 million units 5. Eagles — 101 million units 4. Led Zeppelin — 111.5 million units 3. Elvis Presley — 136 million units 2. Garth Brooks — 148 million units 1. The Beatles — 178 million units

Today’s college students desperately want to change the world, but too many think that living a meaningful life requires doing something extraordinary and attention-grabbing like becoming an Instagram celebrity, starting a wildly successful company or ending a humanitarian crisis.
Having idealistic aspirations is, of course, part of being young. But thanks to social media, purpose and meaning have become conflated with glamour: Extraordinary lives look like the norm on the internet. Yet the idea that a meaningful life must be or appear remarkable is not only elitist but also misguided. Over the past five years, I’ve interviewed dozens of people across the country about what gives their lives meaning, and I’ve read through thousands of pages of psychology, philosophy and neuroscience research to understand what truly brings people satisfaction.
The most meaningful lives, I’ve learned, are often not the extraordinary ones. They’re the ordinary ones lived with dignity.
There’s perhaps no better expression of that wisdom than George Eliot’s “Middlemarch,” a book I think every college student should read. At 700-some pages, it requires devotion and discipline, which is kind of the point. Much like a meaningful life, the completion of this book is hard won and requires effort. The heroine of the novel is Dorothea Brooke, a wealthy young gentlewoman in a provincial English town. Dorothea has a passionate temperament and yearns to accomplish some good in the world as a philanthropist. The novel’s hero, Tertius Lydgate, is an ambitious young doctor who hopes to make important scientific discoveries. Both hope to lead epic lives.
Both Dorothea and Tertius end up in disastrous marriages — she to the vicar Mr. Casaubon, he to the town beauty Rosamond. Slowly, their dreams wither away. Rosamond, who turns out to be vain and superficial, wants Tertius to pursue a career lucrative enough to support her indulgent tastes, and by the end of the novel, he acquiesces, abandoning his scientific quest to become a doctor to the rich. Though conventionally “successful,” he dies at 50 believing himself a failure for not following through on his original life plan.
As for Dorothea, after the Reverend Casaubon dies, she marries her true love, Will Ladislaw. But her larger ambitions go unrealized. At first it seems that she, too, has wasted her potential.
Tertius’s tragedy is that he never reconciles himself to his humdrum reality. Dorothea’s triumph is that she does.
By novel’s end, she settles into life as a wife and a mother, and becomes, Eliot writes, the “foundress of nothing.” It may be a letdown for the reader, but not for Dorothea. She pours herself into her roles as mother and wife with “beneficent activity which she had not the doubtful pains of discovering and marking out for herself.”
Looking out her window one day, she sees a family making its way down the road and realizes that she, too, is “a part of that involuntary, palpitating life, and could neither look out on it from her luxurious shelter as a mere spectator, nor hide her eyes in selfish complaining.” In other words, she begins to live in the moment. Rather than succumb to the despair of thwarted dreams, she embraces her life as it is and contributes to those around her as she can.
This is Eliot’s final word on Dorothea: “Her full nature, like that river of which Cyrus broke the strength, spent itself in channels which had no great name on the earth. But the effect of her being on those around her was incalculably diffusive: for the growing good of the world is partly dependent on unhistoric acts; and that things are not so ill with you and me as they might have been is half owing to the number who lived faithfully a hidden life, and rest in unvisited tombs.”
It’s one of the most beautiful passages in literature, and it encapsulates what a meaningful life is about: connecting and contributing to something beyond the self, in whatever humble form that may take.
Most young adults won’t achieve the idealistic goals they’ve set for themselves. They won’t become the next Mark Zuckerberg. They won’t have obituaries that run in newspapers like this one. But that doesn’t mean their lives will lack significance and worth. We all have a circle of people whose lives we can touch and improve — and we can find our meaning in that.
A new and growing body of research within psychology about meaningfulness confirms the wisdom of Eliot’s novel — that meaning is found not in success and glamour but in the mundane. One
research study showed that adolescents who did household chores felt a stronger sense of purpose. Why? The researchers believe it’s because they’re contributing to something bigger: their family. Another study found that cheering up a friend was an activity that created meaning in a young adult’s life. People who see their occupations as an opportunity to serve their immediate community find more meaning in their work, whether it’s an accountant helping his client or a factory worker supporting her family with a paycheck.
As students head to school this year, they should consider this: You don’t have to change the world or find your one true purpose to lead a meaningful life. A good life is a life of goodness — and that’s something anyone can aspire to, no matter their dreams or circumstances.

Never Download WEB RIP or WEB-DL

There are several of Torrent types in the community . With regard to warez groups or organized piracy groups, a movie is usually released in several formats and different versions because the primary sources used by a group for a particular movie may vary. The first release of a movie is usually of a lower quality (due to a lack of sources), and is eventually replaced with higher-quality releases as better sources become available. Every each type is ripped by a rippers. So when you going to download a movie you have to identify what is the best.

Here are the Rip Types

CAMRip – A copy made in a cinema using a camcorder or mobile phone – Lowest Quality

TS/TELESYNC/PDVD – bootleg recording of a film recorded in a movie theater, sometimes filmed using a professional camera on a tripod in the projection booth – Low Quality (Audio better than Camrip)

DVD SCR/BD SCR – These are early DVD or BD releases of the theatrical version of a film, typically sent to movie reviewers, Academy members, and executives for review purposes. – slightly lower quality than a DVD-Rip

DVDRip – A final retail version of a film – Normal Quality

DVD-5/DVD-9 – A final retail version of a film in DVD format, generally a complete copy from the original DVD. –
Good Quality.

HDTV / PDTV / TV Rip – TVRip is a capture source from an analog capture card (coaxial/composite/s-video connection).- Good quality

BDRip – Similar to DVD-Rip, only the source is a Blu-ray Disc . – Great Quality.

WEB-Rip- This is a rip by capturing a movie from a screen using a service like Hulu. For this reason the quality is often not optimal. – Low quality

WEB-DL – This is a movie downloaded via an on-line distribution website (web download) like Amazon or iTunes. – Average quality ( only if it is 1080p or 720p and also it should encoded with x264. )

Do you want to save those funny moments people post as their statuses on WhatsApp? Pictures and videos that disappear in 24hours? It is simple.

Just follow this simple step by step method

1. Go to your file manager on your phone

2. Look for WhatsApp folder and click

3. Click on Media folder

4. There is a folder called .Statuses with a dot in front of it.

5. All downloaded status from your contacts will be there.
Click on the one you want to save and copy it.

6. Move it to any folder on your file manager.

7. Go to you gallery and watch the videos and pictures for as long as you want.

8. Its now yours.

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lol. The post no later go well.

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So F*cking true!!!!

What pops up in your head when you hear the word “introvert”? Do you imagine a librarian, a writer, or the person constantly doing everything behind the scenes? What if I told you that introverts have also been some of our world’s greatest social activists, CEOs, and musicians? There are a lot of common misconceptions formed by the public about introverts based on our culture’s superficial portrayal of them. Here are 10 myths about introverts that have been debunked:

1. Introverts don’t like to talk.
This is complete bogus. Introverts do like to talk, but it has to be meaningful. Otherwise, exchanging words seems pointless. They don’t see the point in small talk and do not find it worth their time to engage in gossip or ongoing superficial conversations with content that lacks depth.
As an introvert, there’s nothing more that turns me off than having to take part in a dead-end conversation. I have to know that it’s at least going somewhere . Otherwise, I’m mostly content with being silent.

2. All introverts are shy.
Shyness and introversion are two different things. Although there are introverts that are shy, there are also ones who aren’t. This can pertain to extroverts, too, as some can be shy at first before getting to know others better.
The person I’m dating is an introvert, but he’s definitely not shy. Depending on the social circumstance, I, myself, can be a shy introvert. Shyness is the sort of painful feeling one experiences when they’re afraid of being socially rejected. Introversion is the tendency to focus more on internal thoughts rather than the external world. And while shyness does cause one to focus on being in their heads, introversion can still exist without it.

3. Introverts don’t like to go out.
This is false. Introverts do like to go out. They only like staying out for a certain period of time before they have to head home to re-charge. This is because introverts take in information very quickly that it can be overwhelming for them if they have to do it for long increments. Constantly being exposed to an overstimulating environment can be too much that it takes a lot out of them.
I don’t mind going out from time to time to concerts if it means being able to see my favorite bands perform. I also don’t mind amusement parks or festivals. I just can’t be in those environments for too long before my body has decided it’s had too much stimulation for the day.

4. Introverts don’t like people.
This one actually makes me laugh, because it’s incredibly judgmental. We don’t hate the human race (although, sometimes we do have those days; seriously, who hasn’t occasionally given up on it?). Susan Cain, an introvert and author of Quiet, writes, “Love is necessary, gregariousness is optional.” Introverts value their few close loved ones. They care more about the quality of the relationships they have rather than the quantity of people in their lives.
I can only count the amount of true friends I have using one hand. I prefer it that way. The older I get, the more I realize that having one best friend over having many not-so-close ones makes a huge difference. What’s the point of friendship if you don’t have someone who you can spill your guts to?

5. Introverts can’t become leaders.
Although studies have shown that there are more extroverted leaders than introverted ones, that’s not to say there aren’t any. And it’s also not to say that extroverts make better leaders. Even though extroverts are naturally more assertive and enthusiastic that makes them more attractive to their followers, introverts are more inclined to really listen to their followers’ ideas and suggestions, rather than pushing their own beliefs onto them.
In the past, I’ve worked as a mentor leader with students. I noticed that the more I listened to their problems, the more trust was built between us. I allowed them to have a voice, and instead of directly telling them what to do, I provided options and let them make their own choices, all while reminding them about the consequences behind each of them.

6. Introverts are poor at networking.
While it’s been shown that extroverts have larger networks, knowing more people doesn’t necessarily mean more opportunities for jobs. Strong networking is more about the impression you make on the people around you and the connections you make with them. Since introverts value and understand that space is important, they aren’t overwhelming to work with, because they don’t impose their ideas on anyone. This shows others that they can be depended on all while keeping the drama low in professional settings.
I’ve noticed throughout my years of working in various settings that I tend to be the shoulder others can lean on. People often come to me with their problems and concerns. Not only does it help me form connections with others, but it gives us all the chance to be human. It helps my coworkers and I communicate with one another more effectively and allows us to get through even the toughest days together.

7. Introverts don’t know how to have fun.
This isn’t true. Dopamine, the neurotransmitter that is associated with excitement and sensation-seeking, is one that introverts’ brains are sensitive towards. Just because introverts are wired differently than extroverts does not mean they are deprived of new experiences altogether. Fun is super subjective. And just because introverts aren’t out partying all the time doesn’t mean they don’t replace that option with activities that are more fulfilling and relaxing to them.
I love going to the beach with a few of my close friends during sunset hours when it isn’t crowded. We often seek out places where we can have good conversations that takes away from the stress in our lives, allowing time to slow down. Laid back activities and good company will always be fun in my book.

8. All introverts dislike public speaking.
It’s often assumed that extroverts are the ones hogging up all the space when it comes to live performances and public speaking. And while there is usually more anxiety associated with getting up and talking in front of a large group of people for introverts, that’s not to say that introverts don’t take part in public speaking. It might take more time for introverts to desensitize themselves to it if they aren’t comfortable with it, but if their passions encourage them to step up to the plate and deliver speeches about what matters most to them, amazing things can happen.
I remember growing up, I absolutely hated doing class presentations. But the more I did it, the more I got better at it. There was one particular girl in my class during our senior year in high school who watched me progress and made a comment about it when feedback was given to me. I didn’t think anyone noticed (I didn’t think anyone even cared), and I didn’t necessarily notice how far I’ve come until she pointed it out. The thing about public speaking is that it’s not just about going up and delivering a speech. It’s a way for the audience to see something that the speaker might have missed. And when it’s communicated between both sides, understanding is created.

9. Introverts make poor salespeople.
People often think that salespeople are outgoing, bubbly, and assertive extroverts. But, introverts make excellent salespeople because instead of being forceful and demanding that customers buy their products, they take a more sincere approach and listen to what customers look for. This can help customers feel like they’re on the same page as introverted salespeople, rather than feeling attacked and overwhelmed by someone who’s only concerned with dominating their next move.
I’ve worked in retail for 2 ½ years. I noticed that I help make more sales when I listen and provide options, telling customers about the benefits of each one, but allowing space and time for them to make up their minds instead of putting pressure on them. The thing about consumerism isn’t necessarily about what is being bought. Sometimes, it’s merely about presenting the power for someone else to make a choice and allowing the consumer to believe that their choice is enough that impacts their life for the better. It’s all about fostering the idea that we’re in control of our own destiny and happiness.

10. Introverts can become extroverts with enough practice.
This one tends to be the public’s favorite that it’s actually heartbreaking, wrong, and downright insulting. Without introverts, we wouldn’t have some of the most amazing art, films, literature, scientific breakthroughs, and inventions that we have today. Introverts are essential. So, instead of trying to “fix” us like we’re broken, let us be. We’re vital to the human race.

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True talk