Friday, June 3, 2016

7 behaviors of people who are easy to talk to


Learn the subtle strategies good conversationalists like Fredrik Skavlan use to guide the interaction.
Fredrik Sandberg, TT
Maybe it's because I'm a journalist, but the way I know I'm in a good conversation is that I unconsciously start to reach for my notepad, because everything we're discussing fascinates me so.
On the one hand, I want to take notes on what we're talking about - maybe they're telling me about an awesome vacation they took or maybe I'm telling them about my relationship with my family.
But on the other hand, I want to record those subtle strategies they're using to guide the interaction. How did I wind up gripping my chair in suspense? Or, how did they get me to open up like that?
I imagine I'm not the only one who's had these questions. So I turned to someQuora threads for insight into the most common behaviors that make someone a pleasure to talk to.

Looks like Lamar Odom may be back on hard drugs


 Friends of Lamar Odom fear he is back on crack-cocaine...
Lamar Odom's family and friends believe he's back on hard drugs -- and tell us they recently confronted the NBA star and questioned him about crack pipes in his home. 
Odom's history with crack is well-documented -- but people close to him thought he'd been scared straight after he overdosed at a Nevada brothel back in October.

kylie Jenner shows off underboobs in new photos




The 18 year old reality star who recently split from ex-boyfriend Tyga, displayed her underboob and toned body in a cross neckline bandage jumpsuit as she headed to The Nice Guy, in West Hollywood. More photos after the cut.



TEEN DIES AFTER ATTEMPTING DANGEROUS NEW “TASER CHALLENGE”

Kryon Mathews, a 17-year-old boy, was found dead by authorities late last night. The teen was fatally injured after attempting an extremely dangerous challenge that has gone viral across the Internet.
The “Taser Challenge” encourages people to place a stainless steel butter knife, or any metallic butter knife in their mouth and shock it with a Taser gun. In some cases, the challenge has resulted in brain damage, nerve damage, and in this case death.

Muhammad Ali is on life support, and his family has been warned 'the end is near'



Muhammad Ali poses for photographs during a news conference in Berlin on December 16, 2005.
Reuters
Former heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali is reportedly on life support, and his family has rushed to his bedside after being told to "expect the worst."
Ali, 74, was diagnosed with Parkison's disease in the 1980s. According to The Mirror, he is being treated for a respiratory problem complicated by the Parkinson's. Sources told The Mirror that his fate is uncertain.
"Like in the ring, Ali is a fighter on the ward," a source told The Mirror. "Doctors are working to regulate his breathing but it is being hampered by his Parkinson's."

1894 EBROHIMI EXPEDITION: Itsekiri leaders eulogise Nana Olomu


ITSEKIRI Leaders, under the auspices of the Itsekiri Leaders of Thoughts, ILoT, yesterday, showered encomium on Nana Olomu, the last Governor of the Benin River (Itsekiri Country), describing him as a true symbol of African resistance against domination. They formally handed over some historical artefacts and books relating to Nana Olomu to the National Commission for Museums and Monuments, NCMM, for conservation and promotion of the country’s heritage. The artefacts, procured from London Museum and donated by ILoT Chairman, Mr Johnson Ayomike, related to the Famous Nana Olomu, the great merchant of the Niger Delta, the last Governor of the Benin River (Itsekiri Country). Nana vehemently resisted British Imperialism, and the military expedition carried out by the British on Ebrohimi,

Thursday, June 2, 2016

Jeremy Clarkson's new car show to launch in South Africa as motormouth moves on from Top Gear

Jeremy Clarkson
Jeremy Clarkson will be back on screens with a new car show soon
The first glimpse of Jeremy Clarkson’s new car show The Grand Tour will be seen by his South African fans.
But Brits can win free trips to the first studio recording in Johannesburg next month in a competition run by show chiefs Amazon Prime.
The pre-recorded studio segments will be filmed in a large tent in front of a live audience in locations around the world.
The previously hosted a similar segment on Top Gear at a racetrack in Surrey.
Fans can compete to win tickets to the filming, as well as travel and accommodation, by sharing a photo or video of the most unusual place they have pitched a tent in the hopes of giving the stars inspiration of where else to take their tent.

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