The Fearless Eagle

      CHRONICLES OF TATRA----EPISODE 1   She took a leap into the forest upon setting her eyes on the belligerents who were approaching from all sides, singing the songs of victory. To them, it was a nice song to feed their ego but to her, it is a soar to the ear keeping in mind her spotting would be her end. She hid behind a thorny bush mumbling her prayer so that if it were her last, the supreme power would consider her in the wagon of eternal lifers. The modified pick-up trucks dance in the mud on the paths leading into the forest and connecting to the village three miles away. She watches the militia shout on top of their voices and gesturing to the sounds of the songs from the wrecked voice of one militant who seems to be satisfied pointing a sniper gun towards the forest ready to scatter some unsuspecting brain onto the innocent trees that form a canopy spreading a roof over her head. Some fear bite her deep into the bones having in mind that i...

                       Do the size of this thing matter?           Do men prefer it large or small My vagina is a little on the larger side, and I'm a tad self-conscious about it. Does each vagina feel different? Of course. So do hands and thighs and feet and noses. But while most straight guys don't fetishize noses or hands or thighs or feet, every straight guy loves what's between a woman's legs. So relax. Every body is different. What feels good to one person might not feel so good to another. But, let's be honest, even if common wisdom is that tighter is better, guys vary much more dramatically in genital size in ways that matter most. The difference is this: Guys tend to shrug off juvenile jokes about small dicks, but jokes about whether a woman is "tight" or "loose" tend to be more cruel, degrading, and loaded with moral judgment. Just remember that those jokes ab...

                       Tips for a Good Night’s Sleep           Critical things you need to do to give yourself a good night rest                          All living things have a type of internal clock, called the circadian rhythm. This refers to the 24-hour cycle of activity and sleep, which is affected by the alternation of day and night, light and darkness. The part of the brain called the hypothalamus is the one that manages the circadian rhythm by processing the information (as happens when the eye detects light) and creating sleep habits. The wake-sleep cycle gives the signal to go to bed. If you have sleep problems, a bedtime routine can help. Rest is essential to normal body processes. It is important to learn to avoid things that might affect sleep and try to take steps to improve it, to rest...

                       People are Savages           Guy Critiques And Grades Apology Letter His Ex Sent Him NICK LUTZ  A breakup is an understandably tough thing to go through for anyone. The effects of being dumped tend to linger for a few weeks, maybe even months, as you work out the best way to move on. Some people go for the tried and tested 'drink everything in site and don't stop going out so everyone thinks you're having a great time' technique. It doesn't work, really - you just feel like shit after it and it's obvious to everyone that you're trying to find an answer to your problems at the bottom of a drink. Other people go for the recluse option, hiding away from social activities and locking themselves in their bedrooms, watching reruns of Friends episodes, eating their mum's beans on toast contemplating where it all went wrong. Another way is to find th...

Turns Out Your Geography Teacher Lied To You About The Number Of Continents   Africa, Asia, Antarctica, Australia, Europe, North America, and South America. All the continents on earth, right? Wrong. Geologists have confirmed the existence of the submerged land mass in the south-west Pacific Ocean, it is being coined "Zealandia". The team of experts used satellite data and rock samples and reached the conclusion Earth has an eighth continent.   "This is not a sudden discovery, but a gradual realization; as recently as 10 years ago we would not have had the accumulated data or confidence in interpretation to write this paper," the researchers wrote in GSA Today, a journal of the Geological Society of America. The researchers investigation isn't the first epic thing to happen in New Zealand. Credit: New Line Cinema The 11 researchers behind the study say that New Zealand and New Caledonia are both part of a single, 4.9 million-square-kilometer (1.89 mil...

Society’s Attitude Toward People with Disabilities (The American Dentist's Perspective)   Historical Perspective During the past 40 to 50 years there have been numerous changes in our society with respect to the management and treatment of people with disabilities. In addition, there have been many advancements in medical care. As a result, most of these individuals reside in the community rather than institutions and depend upon community-based private practitioners for oral health care. How did these changes occur? Prior to the twentieth century, social attitudes reflected the view that persons with disabilities were unhealthy, defective and deviant. For centuries, society as a whole treated these people as objects of fear and pity. The prevailing attitude was that such individuals were incapable of participating in or contributing to society and that they must rely on welfare or charitable organizations. Generally speaking, prior to the late 1800’s, people w...

         Facts You Didn’t Know About Valentine’s Day From its bloody origins to its sweet, chocolaty modern day traditions, these are 25 interesting facts you didn’t know about Valentine’s Day.         25 The most popular theory about Valentine's Day origin is that Emperor Claudius II didn't want Roman men to marry during wartime. Bishop Valentine went against his wishes and performed secret weddings. For this, Valentine was jailed and executed. While in jail he wrote a note to the jailor's daugter signing it "from your Valentine". 24 In Victorian times it was considered bad luck to sign a Valentine’s Day card. 23 Based on retail statistics, about 3 per cent of pet owners will give Valentine’s Day gifts to their pets. 22 About 1 billion Valentine’s Day cards are exchanged each year. This makes it the second largest seasonal card sendi...