The Man Who Shot Osama is Screwed, How to Make a Wall Work, Photos of Mount Everest Gear from 1963, Oral History of Pulp Fiction, and Motivational Articles Suck
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The Man Who Shot Osama Bin Laden is Screwed Phil Bronstein reports for Esquire in this riveting tell-all about the Navy SEAL who fired the three shots that killed Osama Bin Laden. Tremendous reading. Bronstein’s account of the government’s failure to help our cherished heroes move on in life is astonishing and frustrating. esquire.com |
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How to Make a Wall Work Valet shows that remedying the problem of the barren wall is easy with just a few handsome acquisitions. valetmag.com |
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Photos of Mount Everest Gear, Circa 1963 2013 marks the passing of 50 years since Jim Whittaker summited Mount Everest — the first American to do so. His accomplishment was followed up, just a few days later, by two of his expedition team members as they summited Everest via a new, groundbreaking route. The gear required for the excursion weighed in at 27 tons and included oxygen masks, Eddie Bauer down parks and much much more. GearJunke scored an exclusive look at the photos taken by David Swift. gearjunkie.com |
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Oral History of Pulp Fiction Uma Thurman, Quentin Tarantino, and John Travolta take time to retrace the making of the movie that redefined modern cult cinema. vanityfair.com |
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Stop Wasting Time on Absurd Motivational Articles Many a blog-empire have been built from puff pieces, repurposed news and meaningless how-to’s. This includes an overabundance of useless motivational articles, which we are evidently not alone in thinking. Fast Company weighs in and provides some worthy alternatives. fastcompany.com |
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