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Ashton Kutcher And Kim Kardashian Workout Together On A Peloton
The 41-year-old star of The Kardashians seems as a visitor on a Peloton operating the present by Ashton Kutcher known as Our Future Selves.
The 44-year-old actor is seen in a preview on Instagram by Peloton’s vice chairman and lead trainer, Robin Arzón, in marvel that Kardashian is accompanying him.
Thrill issue? Within the video, he states, “I am at about 11 right this moment.” It is Kim, a buddy of mine. I am unable to inform you how excited I’m to speak to her. You arrived, Kutcher quips with the co-founder of SKIMS. In response to Kardashian’s admission that you don’t actually run, I do not actually.
The 2 celebrities’ coaching was supervised by Arzón, who was additionally current. Within the video, she declares, “I like Kim Okay,” noting that the celeb deconstructs and destroys the notion that one should keep in a single’s zone.
Earlier on of their run collectively, a delighted Kutcher applauds Kardashian and remarks, “You’re really jogging a 7-minute mile tempo.” What has simply occurred?
As she reacts, Kardashian, who’s clearly moved by the scenario, says, “I feel that is what I am missing in my exercise.” The best way I will proceed with my routine has been impressed and barely modified by it.
Discovering Your Why: This collection’ central theme is that Arzón tagged @aplusk within the enthusiastic social media clip. Though I’ve talked about it earlier than, motivation is nonsense. Your enthusiasm and motivation to point out up and put within the effort day-after-day change into a lot less complicated after you determine and embrace your WHY or the explanation behind your hustle.
The episode is meant for individuals who, like Kardashian, don’t determine themselves as runners, Arzón continued. She fully outperforms herself and modifications the course of the narrative she has been telling herself. She claimed that something is feasible if one is ready to work arduous and present up.
Two men got into an old-school sword duel down in the Dominican Republic … and one poor guy lost a hand in the vicious fight, video taken by eyewitnesses shows.
The crazy battle went down Tuesday in San Pedro de Macorís — a small town on the southern part of the island — and the footage of this altercation is absolutely unbelievable … seriously looking like something straight out of a movie.
The two combatants face offer outside a gas station, with machetes and swinging — steel slashing against steel on the sidewalk. They exchange wild hacks, and, at first, it seems like one man may have the advantage as he forces his opponent to the ground.
Somehow, the man on the ground fends off his attacker with a series of kicks and slashes from his back, forcing his way to his knee … and cutting off his opponent’s hand at the wrist.
After his hand’s slashed off clean, the injured man runs away from his attacker … who walks in the other direction — with his shirt completely covered in blood. Despite being down a limb, the maimed man walks calmly to his severed hand, picks it up and heads off on his way.
Local reports cite eyewitnesses who say the men were actually friends … and this war was actually over a woman. The injured man was taken to a local hospital, but it’s unclear if doctors could salvage the hand and re-attach it.
We also don’t know if the other man involved in the altercation will face charges or not.
The College Podcast Challenge, now in its third year, received nearly 500 entries from students in 39 states and the District of Columbia. Back in March, we announced our 10 finalists, and earlier this month, we shared the story of Michael Vargas Arango, grand prize winner of the 2023 competition.
Beyond these entries, though, we also received 22 podcasts that caught our ears and that our judges thought had a strong story to tell. Here are the honorable mentions.
650 Words by Audrey Auerbach Nelson
Wesleyan University, Middletown, Conn.
A Hairy Situation by Jane Teran
Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N.J.
All I Want for Christmas is an Environmentally Friendly Tree by Amanda Maeglin
Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn.
Brown Sheep by Isaac Wetzel
Belmont University, Belmont, Tenn.
Bypassers by Aisha Wallace-Palomares
University of California, Berkeley
Cheese Chicanery by Jake Silva
Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
Colorism in the Pilipinx Community by Malaya Mosqueda
San Jose State University, San Jose, Calif.
Experiencing Freedom Again by Ngan Siu Mei
University of Texas at Austin
How We Live: The Student Athlete Edition by Atavya Fowler
Miami Dade College
It’s Time To BeReal by Pari Goel
Duke University, Durham, N.C.
Juan’s Upon A Time by Juan Miguel Manalo
Miami Dade College
Love Beyond Belief by Jack Lindner
Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind.
Palm Leaves by Suraj Singareddy
Yale University, New Haven, Conn.
Puzzles: Are they still playing with our minds? by Yasha Mikolajczak
University of Missouri-Columbia
Rolling Against Hate with the Homos by Audreyanah McAfee
University of California, Berkeley
Sidelined by Jack Ottomano
Pennsylvania State University
SOS 204 Parking by Juanita Hurtado Huerfano
University of Colorado, Boulder
The History of the Silent Disco by Sam Kohn, Rachel Kupfer-Weinstein and Jacob Sarmiento
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, San Luis Obispo, Calif.
The Sleep Study by Morgan Barela
California State University, Long Beach
The Yellow Wallpaper: An Audio Adaptation by Diego Vazquez, Avery Meurer and Timo Nelson
University of Texas at Austin
Two Ranchers from Mining for the Climate by Juan Manuel Rubio, Nate Otjen, Alex Norbrook, Grace Wang, and Max Widmann. Featuring Rebecca Buck and Lisa Stroup
Princeton University, Princeton, N.J.
UT’s Tower Bells: A Musical Tradition by Shaunak Sathe
University of Texas at Austin
Congratulations everyone! Thanks again for sharing your stories with us. We loved listening to every minute of them. We hope to hear from you again this fall.
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