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4-Year-Old Girl Has the Perfect Reaction When a Boy in Class Telling Her She's Ugly
It’s appropriate that this all happened in school. Because this little boy got schooled. A video popped up today where a 4-year-old named Miss CiCi talked about what happened after a boy in her pre-kindergarten class told her that she looked ugly. CiCi didn’t cry. CiCi didn’t get mad. CiCi just told him what’s what: "I didn't come here to make fashion statement. I came here to learn, not look pretty." And when the little boy continued to tell her she looked bad, she shut his little toosh down: "Did you look in the mirror lately? Buh-bye, see you later...making me mad." NEWS: Taylor Swift granted a terminally ill 4-year-old her final wish Now, let’s just say what everyone is thinking: This little girl is ADORABLE. If that’s not the sweetest little smile we’ve even seen... But more importantly, she’s brilliant. And knows what is important in live. CiCi for president! Now watch CiCi tell the story. Because her version of what happened is even cuter, with her cute little Caribbean accent: Speaking of adorable little kids, check out this family photo Reese Witherspoon shared of her husband, Jim Toth, and her cute little son, Tennessee:
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Ronda Rousey Busts Interviewer’s Ribs After He Jokes She ‘Can’t Compete With a Man’ (Video)
They don’t call her “Rowdy” Ronda Rousey for nothing.
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Amal Clooney Set to Teach at Columbia Law School
For you people who believe the old saying, "Those who can't do, teach," enter Amal Clooney. George's better half is going to be teaching at Columbia Law School this spring.
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Buy This Incredible Porsche 930 Projekt Mjolner at Auction
This custom built Projeckt Mjolnir Porsche can be yours when it goes up for auction at the end of the month. The car was built from the ground up and is a combination of various bits that make it a truly unique vehicle for the collector. Not only does it look incredible, but it’s designed
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What Were They Thinking?! (Week of March 2, 2015) (7 photos)
Emily Ratajkowski, Kelly Clarkson, and Kelly Clarkson again were just a few of the stars who made fashion faux pas this week.
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Widowed and Moving On to Online Dating
I met Joseph at 22 years old, and he swept me off my feet. We were married four years later and shared so much in common. We would go to the theatre, enjoy fine dining, cooking together, entertain at home and he would always go fill my car up with gas every Sunday night because he knew I didn't like to do it. After a series of several strokes,...
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What 27 Weeks of Unemployment Does to the American Worker
According the Bureau of Labor Statistics, someone who is currently unemployed would need, on average, just over three months (about 13.1 weeks) to find work again. To be certain, the recovery has provided some significant progress in the realm of overall unemployment—and economists say that much of that improvement has helped to alleviate the share of workers who are left jobless for extended periods of time. Between 2010 and 2014 about two-thirds of the overall unemployment decline went to reductions in long-term unemployment (characterized as those who've been out of work for 27 weeks or more, but are still searching), according to data from the Federal Reserve. So where are we now in terms of long-term unemployment?
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A man was detained at the Canadian border for refusing to give up his phone password
On Monday, a Quebec man named Alain Philippon refused to give the unlock code to his BlackBerry at the Canadian border, and was detained on charges of hindering border agents in the performance of their duties. This is the first time a Canadian citizen has been charged for declining to unlock a phone, and the case is expected to break new legal ground. Philippon said he didn't provide the code because he considers the information on his phone to be "personal." He was released on bail pending a trial in May. In America, privacy advocates have successfully argued that forced decryption violates a suspect's Fifth Amendment protections against self-incrimination, and the Supreme Court ruled last year that domestic searches of a suspect's cell phone require a warrant.
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Widespread outrage after IS bulldozes ancient Iraq city
Condemnation poured in Friday of the Islamic State group's bulldozing of the ancient city of Nimrud, the jihadists' latest attack on Iraqi cultural treasures that the UN termed a "war crime". After rampaging through Mosul's museum with sledgehammers and torching its library last month, IS "bulldozed" the nearby ruins of Nimrud Thursday, the tourism and antiquities ministry said. The devastation comes with the jihadists the target of an Iraqi government offensive. The US military said Friday Iraqi government forces and allied tribal militia have retaken the town of Al-Baghdadi, from where jihadists had threatened to attack an airbase housing American troops.
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Bobbi Kristina Brown: Partner Nick Gordon Checks Into Rehab
Bobbi Kristina Brown’s partner Nick Gordon has entered rehab. "The family supports Nick 100 percent," a Gordon family member told ABC News. This comes one day after the “Dr. Phil” show teased an interview with Gordon, 25, set to air next week as an intervention from the TV doctor and Gordon’s mother. Gordon and Bobbi Kristina are not married to each other.
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U.S. Gas Pump Prices Rising Five Times Faster Than Crude Oil
Retail gasoline increased 0.3 cent to $2.458 a gallon Thursday, the highest level since Dec. 17, according to Heathrow, Florida-based AAA. After climbing 20 percent since Jan. 31, prices will rise by another 20 cents this month because of refinery maintenance and unexpected outages, the nation’s largest motoring group estimates. Fuel production may slow further as more plants shut for seasonal maintenance. “Gasoline doesn’t go up and down with crude oil.
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Ancient Celtic Prince's Grave and Chariot Unearthed
The 2,500-year-old lavish tomb and chariot of an ancient Celtic prince have been unearthed in France. The ancient princely tomb, which was discovered in a large burial mound, was filled with stunning grave goods, including gorgeous pottery and a gold-tipped drinking vessel. The giant jug was decorated with images of the Greek god of wine and revelry, and was probably made by Greek or Etruscan artists. The stunning new finds "are evidence of the exchanges that happened between the Mediterranean and the Celts," Dominique Garcia, president of France's National institute of Preventive Archaeological Research (INRAP), told journalists at a field visit, according to France 24.
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We finally know how long the Apple Watch’s battery will last on a charge
Apple will finally fill in all of the blanks surrounding the Apple Watch during its big press conference on Monday. The company’s first entry into the wearables and fashion markets is expected to make some serious waves on both fronts, and the device will be like nothing Apple has ever sold before. Apple will be the first technology company to truly treat a smartwatch as a fashion accessory, and we’re expecting the device’s price tag to reflect that. Of course, there’s an even bigger question mark than the gold Apple Watch’s price tag: How long will the device’s battery last on a charge? DON’T MISS: This impossibly thin iPhone 6 case is just $15 on Amazon 9to5Mac’s Mark Gurman has a
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`Scary` Photo Causes Major Concerns at Ohio High School
A photo of a worker dressed in a protective suit inside a classroom at an Ohio high school generated major concerns among parents and students who saw it on Twitter.
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‘Supergirl’ Costume Revealed: First Photos of Melissa Benoist as CBS Superhero
“Supergirl” has finally arrived. The first photos of Melissa Benoist as Supergirl were released Friday, just as production begins on the CBS pilot, which is based on characters from DC Comics. The costume (pictured) was designed by three-time Oscar winner Colleen Atwood, who also designed the suits for two other DC Comics television properties, “The... Read more »
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Two Duke players suspended ‘from game competition’
A pair of Duke football players have found themselves on the wrong end of punitive measures, the school announced Friday. In a release, the Blue Devils revealed that both wide receiver Terrence Alls (pictured) and defensive back T.J. Douglas have been suspended from game competition. The release states that “he suspension is indefinite in length until…
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Conservatives are suggesting the White House is going after Bob Menendez because of Iran
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See What Happens When a Guy Tries to Do Fancy Pinterest Braids
By: Frank Kobola Courtesy Kathleen Kamphausen I don’t have any sisters, and I’ve never had an urge to go all Vidal Sassoon on my girlfriend’s hair. More than one guide considered “and then you do a French braid” a step. I don’t know how to French braid. Waterfall Braid Courtesy www.mysoulisthesky.com and Kathleen Kamphausen Having me start off with a waterfall braid despite literally never attempting a braid before is like throwing me into the middle of the ocean, tossing me a life preserver, and then shooting me in the face with a harpoon gun.
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General Electric CEO Immelt to Resign - Analyst Blog
Investors of General Electric Company (GE) are geared up for a change in its CEO.
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There Go the Biotechs as Generic Approval Rocks Amgen
Biotech stocks like Gilead Sciences (GILD) and Amgen (AMGN) have been a great place to be for investors. Now, the approval of the first biosimilar in the U.S. is raising concerns that biotech profits will ...
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