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Grammys Dip 21 Percent in Early TV Ratings https://www.google.be/amp/s/www.thewrap.com/gramys-down-12-percent-early-tv-ratings/amp/ Grammy Ratings Fall From 2017 As Politics Dominate Music’s Biggest Night https://www.google.be/amp/deadline.com/2018/01/grammy-ratings-kendrick-lamar-hillary-clinton-bruno-mars-james-corden-cbs-1202272416/amp/ Grammy Awards Ratings Down Sharply From 2017 in Early Nielsen Numbers https://www.google.be/amp/variety.com/2018/tv/news/grammy-awards-viewership-ratings-down-bruno-mars-1202680032/amp/

"Much of sex is politics, after all. Or maybe it’s the other way around" . https://www.yahoo.com/style/model-wearing-american-flag-hijab-magazine-cover-shows-underboob-162900883.html

really really saddened

Such a pleasure following his thread!

spain

RIP so sad, so sad

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and/or coming out from it

her pink straight long hair and ...jacket ...

^^^my bet to da da da da david bowie...in case she's really homaging to somebody

The 10 Happiest Countries On Earth Amy CapettaApril 24, 2015 The results are in from the World Happiness Report. (Photo: Getty Images) Which country is happiest? Maybe we shouldn’t be surprised that it’s the one that eats the most chocolate. The results of this year’s World Happiness Report are in — and Switzerland scored the top spot in the ranking. The report is based on data from 158 countries with regard to six factors: GDP per capita, absence of corruption, generosity, social support, freedom, and healthy life expectancy. The report was released by the United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network. The 10 happiest countries were found mostly in Europe: Switzerland Iceland Denmark Norway Canada Finland The Netherlands Sweden New Zealand Australia And for a more global look at the happiest countries, check out this map from the report: The darker and greener the color, the higher the country ranked in the happiness report. (World Happiness Report) Similar to the previous reports, the happiness factor was judged on a scale from 0 to 10, where the average global number totaled 5.1. Switzerland, for instance, had a number of 7.587, while the U.S. — which came in at No. 15 in the ranking — had a 7.119. (The U.S. ranked 11th in 2012.) Related: And The Happiest State In America Is… Out of all the countries included in the ranking, Togo came in last. The bottom 10 countries in the ranking are: Togo (Ranked last) Burundi Syria Benin Rwanda Afghanistan Burkina Faso Ivory Coast Guinea Chad The authors of the report noted that a few common sources of true contentment among the happiest countries were the ability to trust those in your neighborhood, as well as those in a government position. Another marker: being surrounded by people who show empathy for others (which can be shown by random acts of kindness, such as volunteering in a local charity or returning a lost wallet). “As the science of happiness advances, we are getting to the heart of what factors define quality of life for citizens,” John F. Helliwell, a professor from the University of British Columbia and the Canadian Institute for Advanced Research and a co-editor for the report, said in a statement. “We are encouraged that more and more governments around the world are listening and responding with policies that put well-being first. Countries with strong social and institutional capital not only support greater well-being, but are more resilient to social and economic crises.”

WHAT'S THIS Four Swedish cops got more than they bargained for while visiting New York. The blonde-haired bunch, who look more like Scandinavian models than police officers, were headed to see a Broadway show on Wednesday evening when a fight broke out on their train. They stepped in to put their professional skills to use before the New York Police Department arrived. TWO MEN WERE GRAPPLING ON THE SUBWAY FLOOR OF A NORTHBOUND 6 TRAIN, WHEN A SUBWAY CONDUCTOR STOPPED THE TRAIN AND CALLED FOR HELP, ACCORDING TO LOCAL REPORTS. THE QUICK-THINKING SWEDES SEPARATED THEM AND PINNED ONE MAN, WHO ALLEGEDLY INSTIGATED THE FIGHT, TO THE GROUND UNTIL HELP ARRIVED. The foursome, Samuel Kvarzell, Markus Asberg, Eric Jansberger and Erik Naslund, then asked both men involved in the altercation to remain calm (see above video). One of the men was badly injured and bleeding. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDAB35SYIr0#t=56 Asberg said the group's main priority was safety. "They were lying on the floor, one on top of the other," he told DNAinfo. "We got to make sure that nobody gets hurt. Try to calm them down without hurting them. Asberg added that he and his colleagues had been in New York City for one day, and were on vacation. “We’re no heroes, just tourists,” he told the New York Post. The men said they were just doing their job. “It was pretty routine,” Jansberger said. “We came just to make sure no one got hurt.”