Tuesday, 26 July 2016
Michelle Obama's full speech at Democratic National Convention 25th July 2016.
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Monday, 25 July 2016
Justin Timberlake slapped by fan.
Justin Timberlake, American singer and actor got a slap across his face from a golf spectator. What warranted the slap is not yet known. All we know is that he got a five spread across his face. Unfortunately for the fan he got arrested by Police .Read as it is reported by TMZ.
Justin Timberlake got five to the face from a golf spectator -- and then the spectator got busted by cops ... TMZ has learned.
We obtained video of JT shot Saturday at the American Century Celebrity Pro-Am in Lake Tahoe -- and you clearly see a hand smack Justin as he's walking through the crowd. He didn't take it lightly either.
Justin turned around and yelled, "Why would you do that?" After he walked off, security for the tourney was seen talking to the slaphappy suspect.
Tournament reps saw it as a minor incident, and Justin -- who didn't have a mark on him -- didn't want to press charges ... but when Sheriff's deputies attempted to escort the man off the course things went south.
Law enforcement sources tell us he claimed he just wanted to "touch" Justin and got overzealous -- but refused to leave the premises. We're told he appeared intoxicated and became belligerent. Cops arrested him for disorderly conduct.
Always remember ...
#HandsOffJT
6 Compliments that only piss her off.
Like the pickup line, men haven't quite
mastered the art of the compliment. You think you’re being flattering when you
pay a woman praise, but sometimes you just come off as a jerk. Save yourself
from her scorn by knowing the common—and seemingly innocent—compliments that
are actually insulting, lazy, or flat-out nausea-inducing.
1. “I love that I don't have to try around
you.”You mean to say that you simply feel comfortable around her, but it sounds
like you don’t think she’s worth the effort—be it to plan a romantic date, or
put on clean boxers—says dating coach Stella Belmar, author of What Women
Really Like In A Man.
Try this instead: “I feel really
comfortable around you.” Go with your gut—it's right.
2. “You’re so cool. How are you still
single?”
Three things to know about this line: It's
overused, it's backhanded, and the first guy to ever utter it was probably
kicked in the shin right after. You're basically saying, “You seem cool, but
what’s the secret deal-breaker that’s made other men run away screaming?”
explains licensed psychotherapist and relationship counselor Chantal Gagnon,
Ph.D. Plus, even if you mean it rhetorically, the question puts her on the
defense, making her grasp for explanations as to why she is, in fact, still
single, Belmar says. That’s something no woman wants to dwell on, least of all
during a date.
Try this instead: “It’s so cool that you
..." Fill in the blank, and be specific. Generic compliments come off as
insincere, Gagnon says.
3. “You’re different than the other girls I
have dated.”
Wait, different how? While this line causes
her to worry about if she’s prettier, uglier, smarter, or more stupid than your
past exploits, it also insults your former flames, Gagnon says. Bitter much?
Plus, most women worry enough about how they stack up against others without
you bringing it up.
Try this instead: “Your [fill in the blank]
is so refreshing.” Call out her unique characteristics without the comparisons.
4. “You look gorgeous in that pic.”
Bad move, buddy. “You’re implying that
either she doesn't look good in other pictures, or worse, in person,” says
Gagnon. And, if you’ve doled out this compliment on a dating site, it’s
probably the reason you aren’t hearing back. “It tends to come across as
shallow,” she says. “Most people who date online know that others are judging
their picture. It's not necessary to point it out.”
Try this instead: "That’s a great
picture.” And, if you actually know her, “You always look so beautiful."
5. “You’re a keeper.”
Say this before you’ve had “the talk,” and
she’ll likely think you’re taking things too fast, Gagnon says. Plus, no matter
when this line is delivered, it comes across as evaluative—like you’re judging
her against some mental checklist.
Try this instead: “I had a great time
tonight. I’d love to take you out again.” Simple. Sincere. Smooth.
6. “You look great.”
Wait, aren’t you supposed to compliment her
when she’s all gussied up? Well, yeah, but not if you're going to half-ass it.
“ ‘You look great’ is almost too expected and boring,” Gagnon says. You need to
show her that you really mean it. Otherwise, this compliment could be worse
than saying nothing at all.
Try this instead: “You look beautiful. I
love that dress on you.” But, if you’re on a first date, save all
appearance-focused compliments for later in the evening once you’ve already
praised her personality
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