10 Most Dangerous Places on Earth [video]

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For thrill seekers, experimenting with amazing games is a tad of fun. They appreciate bungee bouncing, skydiving and other inconceivably hazardous exercises all the time. Of course these are presumably the same individuals who might set out to visit the most risky places on the planet just to get their name in the Guinness Book of Records or have their 15 minutes of popularity.

Censure it on climate conditions, common calamities, criminal action or natural conditions, these zones are thought to be the most life-threating places on the globe. In the event that you appreciate documentaries, I am certain you will likewise like this feature from Top Trending that rundowns the main 10 most hazardous spots you shouldn't visit on your next occasion:

Juarez Valley, Mexico – Crime

Yungas Road, Bolivia – 'The Death Road'

Istanbul, Turkey – Earthquakes

Lake Kivu – Dangerous Gas

San Pedro Sula, Honduras – Crime

Ilha Da Queimada Grande – Snake Island

Mount Hua, China – Dangerous Climbs

Danakil Desert, Ethiopia – Cruel Weather Conditions

Mayak, Russia – Radiation

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15 Most Revealing Red Carpet Dresses Ever

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The awards season always sees celebrities attempt to out do each other with style and poise, however for some they go much further. Here are our favourite revealing red carpet dresses. The best as always is saved for last!

1. Nicky Hilton

This dress is just odd, and rather cheeky

2. Beyonce

Beyonce left little to the imagination in the bejwelled Givenchy gown she wore to the 2015 Met Gala

3. Elizabeth Hurley

This may be old, dating back to 1994, but many would argue that Elizabeth Hurley started the whole trend.

4. Kelly Brook

Kelly Brook wore this tiny Julien Macdonald dress to her then boyfriend Jason Statham’s film Snatch in 2000. She turned out to be the one snatching all the camera lenses.

5. Rihanna

When deciding what to wear to pick up her CFDA Style Icon award, Rihanna plumped for 216,000 Swarovski crystals and not a lot else

6. Irina Shayk

What was Irina Shayk thinking when she slipped on this sparkly body stocking with bits of fabric hanging off it for the Vanity Fair after in February? Atelier Versace or no, this was a show-stopping sheer shocker.

7. Samantha Mumba

While many may not remember ‘pop princes’s Samantha Mumba, you are unlikely to forget the effort she made for the Spiderman premiere in 2004

8. Bleona Qereti

Singer Bleona Qereti took a leaf out of Rihanna’s nearly naked book and over-exposed her assets at the American Music Awards

9. Kim Kardashian

At Lanvin’s SS15 show spectators had more to gaze at than the clothes on the runway, as ‘frower’ Kim Kardashian turned up in only her Jacket and skirt leaving her assets very much on display

10. Rose McGowan

There was nothing charming about Charmed actress Rose McGowan’s fish net red carpet surprise

11. Kendall Jenner

As if Kendall Jenner’s legs weren’t long enough, this Nicolas Jerban double slit gown extends them to her navel and reveals a lot of flesh whilst doing it

12. Rita Ora

Rita Ora blew it out of the water at the Vanity Fair Oscars bash with this cheeky (being the operative word) transparent number by Donna Karan Atelier.

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13. Kate Bosworth

Kate we salute you – this little red number is amazing.

14. Melody Thornton

This former pussy cat doll appears to have forgotten her bra?

15. Carmen Electra

Why flash some side thigh when you can flash your entire side? Isn’t that right, Carmen Electra?

16. Micaela Schaefer

Honestly, why German model Micaela Schaefer bothered to even wear a dress at all is anyone’s guess.

17. Kristen Stewart

Kristen Stewart might have been covered in fabric from head-to-toe but she still managed to flash the flesh in this lacy number.

18. Heidi Klum

We can only assume there was a LOT of boob-tape used on this stunning gold number that Heidi Klum wore to Elton John’s Oscar Party in 2013.

19. Kristen Stewart

Kristen Stewart gave ‘Twilight’ fans a flash of her derriere when she wore this sheer panelled dress.

20. Jaimie Alexander

‘Thor’ star Jaimie Alexander made sure all eyes were on her at the LA premiere of the blockbuster.

Top 10 Most Powerful Men in Sports

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We're all familiar with the Lewis Hamiltons, Tiger Woods and Shaquille O'Neals of this world, but who really holds the most clout when it comes to shaping the landscape of competitive games? From billionaires and Fortune 500 CEOs to former athletes and Olympic gold medalists, the men listed below all have one thing in common -- they wield immense power and influence in the world of sports.

So, without further ado, here are the 10 most powerful men in the field:

1. John Skipper: President, ESPN

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A native of Lexington, North Carolina, John Skipper became president of media giant ESPN in January 2012. His extensive background in magazine publishing and 14 years with ESPN prior to assuming the head role, have helped him secure the company's position as a leader in sports programming and push its value to an incredible $50 billion.

2. Roger Goodell: Commissioner, NFL

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Having joined the NFL straight out of college, New-Yorker Roger Goodell became the league's commissioner in September 2006. He is probably best known for his efforts to protect the integrity and safety of the sport, as exemplified by his handling of the Bountygate and Spygate controversies. Under his leadership, interest in the NFL has soared and the sport has seen its largest television audiences in history.

3. Adam Silver: Commissioner, NBA

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Also hailing from New York, Adam Silver became the commissioner of the NBA in February 2014 following more than a decade in service to the association. His influence and decisiveness became evident early on when, just three months into the job, he banned LA Clippers owner Donald Sterling for life after Sterling was recorded making racist comments.

4. Steve Ballmer: Owner, Los Angeles Clippers

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Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer tapped into his passion for basketball when he secured ownership of the LA Clippers in August 2014. As if his previous role as head of one of the largest tech companies in the world weren't enough, he really showed his swagger when he bid $2 billion for the Clippers franchise -- nearly 4 times the previous NBA record set just months earlier when the Milwaukee Bucks went for $550 million.

5. Thomas Bach: President, International Olympic Committee

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A 1976 Olympic gold medal winner in fencing for West Germany, Thomas Bach was elected to the role of IOC President in September 2013. Right from the outset, Bach sought to exert his influence by introducing changes to the Olympic bidding process to make it more accessible and less costly for prospective host nations.

6. Bud Selig: Commissioner Emeritus, MLB

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Milwaukee native Bud Selig is the first and only Commissioner Emeritus of Baseball. He has spent decades at the helm of MLB, having first assumed the role of acting commissioner in 1992, and has accumulated an extensive list of achievements. During his tenure, Selig has overseen a 400% increase in revenue for the league, annual record-breaking attendance figures, and the introduction of game-changers like the wild card and interleague play, to name but a few.

7. Randy Freer: President and COO, Fox Networks Group

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An accomplished media executive and savvy negotiator, New Jersey native Randy Freer became president and chief operating officer of Fox Networks Group in October 2013. In his 18 years with Fox, Freer has overseen some of the network's most significant rights acquisitions, including the UFC and FIFA World Cup.

8. Mark Lazarus: Chairman, NBC Sports Group

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A former president of both CSE and Turner Entertainment Group, Mark Lazarus added to his impressive list of credentials when he became chairman of NBC Sports Group in May 2011. He oversees partnerships with some of the most prestigious sports properties including the PGA Tour, the NFL and the Olympics, and has helpedelevate NBC Sports to become one of the main players in sports programming.

9. Michael Jordan: Owner, Charlotte Hornets

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Probably the greatest basketball player of all time, His Airness continues to exert formidable influence post-retirement through his portfolio of business ventures. While fans the world over continue to snap up hissignature line of sneakers, Jordan became the first ever former player to gain majority ownership of an NBA team when he purchased the Charlotte Hornets (then the Charlotte Bobcats) in March 2010.

10. Phil Knight: Founder, Nike

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Combining his passion for both sports and entrepreneurship, Oregon native Phil Knight founded apparel giant Nike way back in January 1964. Making his first sales from the trunk of a green Plymouth Valiant, Knight went on to develop the most recognisable brand in sport and became one of the richest men in the world in the process.

10 Mistakes to Avoid When Going After Your Goals

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Whether it's financial, career or school-related, reaching a goal is much easier said than done. Many people start off on the right foot, but lose steam after a while — primarily because they don't understand the wrong and right ways to go after their goals.

Here's a list of the ten mistakes you need to avoid when going after your goals.

1. Not Writing Down Your Goals

It isn’t enough to say you want to achieve a particular goal. If you don't write down a goal, it might never happen. You need to keep your goals in front of your eyes. After writing down your goals, keep them posted in plain sight, maybe in your bedroom next to your nightstand or in your office.

2. Not Having Realistic Expectations

It's also important to be realistic. Some people have grandiose plans for their lives, and while it's okay to reach for the stars, you have to be realistic and know your limitations. For example, after graduating college you might set a goal of being in management within the next 12 months. This is an excellent goal, but is it realistic? Advancing the career ladder might take longer, depending on the field. You can easily become discouraged and give up when goals aren’t realistic.

3. Setting Too Many Goals

You only have so much time and energy, so avoid setting too many goals for yourself. Working toward multiple goals at the same time can be overwhelming. And if you don’t think you’re making progress, you might throw in the towel. Instead, focus on one or two goals at a time. Once you achieve these, move onto the next goals.

4. Not Being Specific

Don’t just say you want to pay off credit card debt, be specific. How much credit card debt do you want to pay off within a given timeframe? Or if you want to build an emergency cash reserve, how much do you want to save every month?

5. Not Tracking Your Progress

If you don't track your progress, it might feel as if you're not meeting your goals. It takes time to reach goals, and since it’s a gradual process, it's important to monitor your efforts every few weeks or months. Even if you’re only making small progress, it might be enough to keep you motivated.

6. Not Setting Smaller Milestones

For every large goal, you should create smaller goals or milestones. For example, you might have a large goal of saving $10,000 in your emergency fund. As a smaller goal, you can commit to saving $2,500 every six months, or saving a minimum of $400 every month. Smaller goals aren’t as overwhelming, making it easier to achieve larger ones.

7. Not Having an Accountability Partner

Get an accountability partner. This person checks in with you every week or biweekly to see how well you're sticking with your goals. He or she is also a source of encouragement and support, helping you pick up the pieces and stay motivated if you fall behind on your goals

8. Giving Up Too Quickly

There are going to be obstacles and setbacks when working toward a goal. Achieving any goal, requires rising above these challenges. Nobody said it would be easy to reach your financial, career or school goals. Even if you get delayed or it takes longer than anticipated, you'll get much farther if you don’t give up.

9. Not Visualizing Your Goals

It's also important to visualize your goals. In other words, think about how you'll feel once you accomplish your goals. This technique makes your goals real, and helps you stay focused and not give up in the face of hardship.

10. Comparing Your Results With Another Person's

If you and a friend set similar goals, it might be discouraging if he reaches the goal before you. However, everyone has unique circumstances. So the worst thing you can do is compare your efforts with another person’s. Focus on your own goals and plan of attack, and stop worrying about other people.

Having clear goals helps you move forward in life. Some goals can be reached in a short amount of time, whereas other goals take longer. Regardless of how long it takes, it's important to stick with your plan and never give up.

15 Extreme Female Bodies

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1.This bodybuilder has some of the best muscle definition we’ve ever seen.

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How much do you think she can bench?

2.The world’s fattest woman

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(or if she isn’t, she’s close). It looks hard to walk.

3.Perhaps the world’s thinnest woman

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She probably suffers from extreme anorexia.

4.This woman is among the world’s most pierced – she’s turned her face into a work of art.

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It looks like her skin might hurt after awhile – even most women’s earlobes hurt after wearing one pair of heavy earrings too long. But the array of piercings combined with her multicolored hair creates a striking picture.

5.This senior citizen ranks among the most tattooed women in the world.

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She’s really made her body a canvas, but her face is clear. How much do you think it hurts to have your scalp tattooed? And does she ever grow her hair out to cover it?

6.This teenager is the tallest woman in the world.

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She keeps growing due to a rare condition. But her boyfriend doesn’t seem to mind her extreme height one bit. They both look happy.

7.Unless you live under a rock or in a home with no internet.

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You probably have heard of this woman who has had countless surgeries to make her look like a human Barbie. And in this picture, she even holds a Barbie doll for comparison. It looks like a scale model. The surgeries are expensive, but she says her new look makes her happier. You do you.

8. This 21-year-old is the world’s shortest woman.

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Here she’s standing next to a two-liter bottle to illustrate the height difference. Despite her small size, she’s been able to piece together a colorful wardrobe.

9.This woman is perhaps among the world’s most vascular.

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We wonder if she took this picture right after working out, or if she has chronically high blood pressure.

10.You might have seen Daniel Radcliffe’s movie Horns, when a man grows a set of horns.

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But you probably don’t know that actual people can occasionally grow horns. Though it’s extremely rare, some people have a skin condition that causes them to grow a horn or multiple horns. Though they aren’t usually painful, these growths understandably can cause trouble in one’s day-to-day life.

11.This is another of the world’s most tattooed women.

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Unlike the previous woman on this list, she has her face tattooed too. Some of her tattoos are of famous cartoon characters and icons. Can you spot Cruella DeVille and Ricky and Lucy Ricardo?

12.This woman has some of the biggest breasts in the world.