if you’re going to write a piece for Cosmopolitan complaining about how you’re too hot to trot with your “blonde hair, big hazel eyes, 34DDs, and toned calves,” and that being so goddamn hot causes people to pay more attention to your boobs rather than your academic achievements…you’re going to have a bad time. Not because you’re necessarily lying or anything, but because you have to be very, very careful with how you word your essay: 9 times outta 10 you’re gonna end up sounding like a stuck-up bitch.

Speaking of stuck-up bitches, Felicia Czochanski, a junior at Fordham University, sounds like a stuck-up bitch.

Coming to terms with being perceived as “beautiful” wasn’t easy. It soon became how people knew me. People seemed to forget or simply ignore my accomplishments. They disregarded the fact that I’m an athlete, I’m intelligent, and I’m incredibly ambitious. Others did not bother to look past my appearance and actually get to know me, satisfied with the kind of person I looked like I could be.(via)

Translation: not only am I pretty, but I’m also smart and athletic too! Look at how smart and athletic I am! Look! Look goodman,you stop staring at my boobs'

To be fair to Felicia, sounding like the poster child for first-world problems probably wasn’t her intent, and as a pretty girl myself I understand her argument; she just needs to fix her tone. She uses “I” wayyyy too much and the whole thing reads as self-centered, although I don’t know if there’s really even a way to make this sound less “Oh my god I am SOOO hot and it’s SUUUUUCH a bummer” and more “Being hot is nice, but it also has its drawbacks.” Probably best not to touch this subject with a 10-foot pole, regardless of the fact that you’re tired of the baristas at Starbucks throwing you a wink after they hand over your pumpkin spice latte.

Keki started her career in entertainment industry by participating in a reality show of dance competition, Ghintang, in Nepal Television (NTV2). The co-producer of the show, Prasanna Poudel, identified the talent in the young girl and helped her to get in her first music video ‘Kasari’ of Mingma Sherpa. After that other music videos followed. Keki’s debut movie was ‘Swor’ also a direction debut of Prasanna Poudel. The movie was also debut movie of actors Rima B.K, Benisha Hamal and S Raj. After that, Keki acted in a number of movies like Masan, Maya ko Barima, I am Sorry. Among them, Keki’s role in ‘Masan’ was highly
Keki started her career in entertainment industry by participating in a reality show of dance competition, Ghintang, in Nepal Television (NTV2). The co-producer of the show, Prasanna Poudel, identified the talent in the young girl and helped her to get in her first music video ‘Kasari’ of Mingma Sherpa. After that other music videos followed. Keki’s debut movie was ‘Swor’ also a direction debut of Prasanna Poudel. The movie was also debut movie of actors Rima B.K, Benisha Hamal and S Raj. After that, Keki acted in a number of movies like Masan, Maya ko Barima, I am Sorry. Among them, Keki’s role in ‘Masan’ was highly

Annapurna is only the tenth tallest mountain in the world, but it ranks as
one of the most dangerous. The mountain is located in Nepal along a 55-kilometer (34-mile) ridge just east of the Gandaki River, which has carved one of the deepest river gorges in the world. The gorge separates Annapurna from Dhaulagiri, the seventh tallest mountain in the world.
On June 3, 1950, the French climbers Maurice Herzog and Louis Lachenal reached the summit of Annapurna, making it the first eight-thousand meter peak ever successfully climbed. There are 14 “eight-thousanders” in all, a number that pushes some climbers to the point of obsession. It’s big enough that only the most ambitious consider climbing all of them, but small enough that doing so over a lifetime still seems possible.
Herzog and Lachenal first attempted Annapurna’s northwest face—they called it the cauliflower face (shown in shadow in the image above)—then switched over to the avalanche-prone north face when they realized the northwest face was too rugged for their porters. The extremely steep south face, a wall of rock that rises 3,000 meters (9,800 feet), is said to be one of the most difficult climbs in the world.
Annapurna is the only 8,000 meter-peak to be conquered on the first try—and Herzog and Lachenal did it without bottled oxygen. However, the feat came with a high price. Since they wore only thin, leather boots up to the summit, the expedition’s doctor had to amputate all of Herzog and Lachenal’s toes after extreme frostbite and then gangrene set in during the descent. Herzog lost all of his fingers as well. Lachenal had asked Herzog during the summit climb: “Do you think it is worth it?”
The rocks that make up Annapurna’s summit—limestone formed at the bottom of a warm ocean—are a reminder of the powerful tectonic forces that pushed up the world’s highest mountains. Other eight-thousanders with limestone near the summits include Everest and Dhaulagiri.
Only 191 people had successfully ascended Annapurna as of 2012, fewer than any other eight-thousanders. With a fatality rate of 32 percent, no other eight-thousander is deadlier.

Nov 4, 2015- A leader of Samyukta Loktantrik Madhesi Morcha (SLMM) has reached the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) in Geneva, Switzerland, to inform the international community about the Madhes protests and the government’s response to the agitation.

SLMM leader Devendra Yadav met with representatives of various countries in order to lobby them about Nepal’s Madhes issues at a time when the OHRCH’s UPR (Universal Periodic Review) session is underway.

He staged a protest outside the high commissioner office by burning a symbol of the new constitution of Nepal, saying that the constitution is discriminatory against Madhesis even as the UPR working group was reviewing human rights records of the UN member states.

He claimed that Nepal government used force against universal norms of human rights in Madhes and killed the protesters. Yadav is joint general secretary of Sadbhawana Party, a constituent of the agitating SLMM.
Sabhawana Party General Secretary Manish Kumar Suman said that Yadav went to Geneva to inform the international community about the government suppression in Madhes.

“I have informed the world representatives about the state excesses in Madhes,” said Y adav from Geneva. “Various representatives are questioning Nepal government on the issue.”

A delegation led by Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Kamal Thapa is representing Nepal government in Geneva.

Nov 3, 2015- In a bid to spread message that Nepal is still safe to visit after the devastating April 25 earthquake, a team of Korean photographers has arrived in Nepal on Tuesday for an eight-day trip.

The 40-member team, which is in Nepal at the invitation of a Nepal-based organisation, 'Sukhawati Pratisthan' and a trekking organisation, Friends Team Pvt. Ltd (FTPL), is scheduled to visit tourist destinations like Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, Patan and Nagarkot among others.

The team will also visit tourist areas like Sarangkot of Kaski, Dhampus, Hemjakot, apart from some tourist destinations of Pokhara and Chitwan, officials of the FTPL said.

Rajendra Bahadur Lama, executive director of FTPL, said that the team will initiate publicity campaign about Nepal through photographs of the lifestyle of local people, their religion and culture.

"We invited the team of Korean photographers to spread the message that Nepal is safe to visit even after the quake and photographs are an effective means to make the campaign a success," Lama said.

One of the team members said that Nepal is safe to visit as against the news they heard about the pathetic condition of Nepal after the quake.

"We will publish a magazine with photographs taken here in Nepal about the condition of Nepal. We will also spread message, through the media, friend circles, internet and various organisations in Korea, that Nepal is safe to visit," the team member told the Rastriya Samachar Samiti.

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Donald Trump on Tuesday called on some of his fellow contenders for the Republican presidential nomination who are polling poorly to drop out.

"There are too many people ... If a person's been campaigning for four or five months and they're at zero or one or two percent, they should get out," Trump said at a news conference in response to a question from CNN's Sara Murray.

Trump declined to call out by name the candidates whom he believes should end their bids, but earlier on Tuesday told ABC Jeb Bush should drop out of the race, saying the former Florida governor "has no chance" and is "wasting his time."

"Other people should get out because I would like to personally have more time to talk about the problems of the United States and more importantly how to solve the problems because we can solve the problems,' Trump said at his news conference promoting his new book, "Crippled America."

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Trump praised Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, who cut short his presidential campaign in late September amid sinking poll numbers and poor debate performances. Trump suggested other candidates should follow his lead.

"I think Walker did a good thing," Trump said. "He saw it wasn't happening, wasn't happening and he just got out quickly."

Based on the last three national polls, here's who falls into Trump's category of who needs to drop out from the Republican side:

Reecha Sharma is a Nepali actress. She was one of 10 semi-finalists in the Miss Nepal 2007 pageant and has been popular for her acting in music videos and ramps. Her first movie was First Love, followed by My Love Story

Apple's flagship iPhone 6 smartphone is currently on sale under Verizon at $120 off its standard price, with the offer available to Verizon subscribers until  dec 21.

The offer falls right until Father's Day, which means that the smartphone could be an excellent gift for fathers in the United States. The offer is such a good one, however, that all customers that can avail of it and are looking to acquire a new smartphone should at least think about taking up Verizon in its offer.

Until June 21, Verizon subscribers can take advantage of the $200 off offer for the iPhone 6 when they upgrade their current subscription or add a new line to their accounts. Essentially, this means that Verizon customers can get the entry-level 16GB iPhone 6 at no cost, as that version of Apple's flagship smartphone has a cost of $199.

Verizon subscribers can choose to acquire iPhone 6 units with larger capacities though, with the $200 off applied to the price of the smartphones. Unfortunately, the offer does not seem to extend to the iPhone 6 Plus.

To take advantage of the offer, customers will only have to enter the promo code DADNGRAD in the promotional code box that will appear during checkout. The $200 discount will automatically be applied.

Apple's flagship iPhone 6 smartphone is currently on sale under Verizon at $120 off its standard price, with the offer available to Verizon subscribers until  dec 21.

The offer falls right until Father's Day, which means that the smartphone could be an excellent gift for fathers in the United States. The offer is such a good one, however, that all customers that can avail of it and are looking to acquire a new smartphone should at least think about taking up Verizon in its offer.

Until June 21, Verizon subscribers can take advantage of the $200 off offer for the iPhone 6 when they upgrade their current subscription or add a new line to their accounts. Essentially, this means that Verizon customers can get the entry-level 16GB iPhone 6 at no cost, as that version of Apple's flagship smartphone has a cost of $199.

Verizon subscribers can choose to acquire iPhone 6 units with larger capacities though, with the $200 off applied to the price of the smartphones. Unfortunately, the offer does not seem to extend to the iPhone 6 Plus.

To take advantage of the offer, customers will only have to enter the promo code DADNGRAD in the promotional code box that will appear during checkout. The $200 discount will automatically be applied.

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Nearly a year ago, Estée Lauder CEO Fabrizio Freda told us that the best way to compete with skin care brands coming out of South Korea — currently the world's hub of innovation in that arena — was to embrace its trends and technology. Freda's team had seen South Korea's domination in skin care coming for some time: Clinique, an Estée Lauder-owned brand, was one of the first to bring BB creams to the US.

Now Estée Lauder is drawing closer to the source of South Korea's advancements in skin care technology. The company is taking a stake in Have & Be Co. Ltd., the owner of Do The Right Thing and Dr. Jart+, one of the first skin care brands to start sponsoring runway shows at New York Fashion Week. Estée Lauder has not at this point disclosed the terms of the agreement.

The deal, which should close by December, marks Lauder's first investment in a Korean cosmetics brand. The company has in recent months been working to align itself to Korea's beauty scene through other means, though. This summer, for instance, it signed the rainbow-haired model Irene Kim, who was born in Seattle and moved in middle school to Seoul, as a "global brand contributor."

No doubt we'll hear more about this investment next week, when Estée Lauder gives its first financial update of the fiscal year. It comes at a good time, though: In August, the company's skin care sales were down, thanks to decreased consumption in Hong Kong and, yes, Korea.

One of the most influential figures in Chinese fashion media, Su Mang is the president and CEO of Trends Media Group, which she built over two decades into a powerhouse magazine publisher with 18 titles, including the Chinese editions of Cosmopolitan, Esquire and Good Housekeeping.

Mang is also the executive publisher of Harper’s Bazaar in China, a publication with a circulation over a one million, which she has helmed since its launch in 2001. Under Trends’ partnership with Hearst Corp., she has editorial control over the magazine, allowing her the freedom to run content from an original perspective about Chinese culture, art and poetry.

Mang has helped launch 12 fashion and lifestyle magazines, such as Trends Home, Bazaar Jewellery and Bazaar Art, intended to educate its readers on better living.

Nearly a year ago, Estée Lauder CEO Fabrizio Freda told us that the best way to compete with skin care brands coming out of South Korea — currently the world's hub of innovation in that arena — was to embrace its trends and technology. Freda's team had seen South Korea's domination in skin care coming for some time: Clinique, an Estée Lauder-owned brand, was one of the first to bring BB creams to the US.

Now Estée Lauder is drawing closer to the source of South Korea's advancements in skin care technology. The company is taking a stake in Have & Be Co. Ltd., the owner of Do The Right Thing and Dr. Jart+, one of the first skin care brands to start sponsoring runway shows at New York Fashion Week. Estée Lauder has not at this point disclosed the terms of the agreement.

The deal, which should close by December, marks Lauder's first investment in a Korean cosmetics brand. The company has in recent months been working to align itself to Korea's beauty scene through other means, though. This summer, for instance, it signed the rainbow-haired model Irene Kim, who was born in Seattle and moved in middle school to Seoul, as a "global brand contributor."

No doubt we'll hear more about this investment next week, when Estée Lauder gives its first financial update of the fiscal year. It comes at a good time, though: In August, the company's skin care sales were down, thanks to decreased consumption in Hong Kong and, yes, Korea.

We’re used to hearing stories like this out of universities. At Penn State this past March, members of Kappa Delta Rho fraternity were caught posting photos of passed out, naked and half-naked women to a Facebook page, without consent.

It became a national news story, and the fraternity was suspended for three years. But, just 197 miles away, on a quiet, grassy campus, nestled in a Pennsylvania suburb, a group of boys were brewing an eerily similar scandal of their own — only these boys were in high school, and the girls in the pics they were sharing were teens, mostly under 18