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The end of the year is the perfect time to chart your course forward and reflect on the previous year's journey. The time-honored tradition of New Year's resolutions promises a fresh start with every Jan. 1. You can renew lost commitments and begin new projects, goals or dreams. If you're one of the many people who make a big list of New Year's resolutions only to find that you have a hard time sticking to them as the year progresses, these six simple tips will help you set your intentions and stick to them throughout the whole year. I like to think of New Year's resolutions more like intentions that you send out to the universe rather than a to-do list that you assign to yourself. Jan. 1, 2014 happens to be a New Moon, which is a great time to set wishes and intentions for yourself each month. Tap into the power of the new year and the New Moon this New Year's Day and plant the seeds of a successful year ahead. 1. Set Small Attainable Goals

The ancient burials were found in Staryi Tartas village in Siberia Dozens of graves contain the bones of couples, facing each other Some were found with their hands held together seemingly for eternity Archeologists struggling to explain why they were buried this way One theory is some of the couples were buried as if in a sexual act Russian scientists are seeking to unlock the secrets of 3,500 year old Bronze Age graves where couples are buried together in a seemingly loving embrace - amid suspicions of a macabre explanation. These images show ancient burials in Staryi Tartas village in Siberia where experts have examined some 600 tombs. Dozens contain the bones of couples, facing each other, some with male and female skeletons, their hands held together seemingly for eternity. Russian scientists have uncovered the bones of dozens of couples buried facing each other in Staryi Tartas village in Siberia 'Archeologists are struggling for explanations

Sarah Massey, 33, from Chicago, has a bottom that measures 7ft around The mother-of-two weighs 32st and says she loves her unusual figure But her record-breaking rear end has left her with limited mobility She has to wear extra large trousers and once managed to crack a toilet bowl just by sitting on it but Sarah Massey, 33, says she is proud to have one of the world's largest posteriors. The Chicago mother-of-two's derriere measures an impressive 7ft in diameter and sometimes proves too large to fit through doorways. But despite being proud of her record-breaking rear end, 32-stone Ms Massey admits that living with a super-sized bottom isn't always easy and receives £750 in disability benefit each month as a result of having limited mobility. Scroll down for video Record-breaking rear: Sarah Massey shows off her seven foot wide posterior while cooking at home Proud: Sarah claims to be proud of her ample derriere and takes

The 900-Lot Heritage Auctions Holiday Luxury Auction took place in Dallas, Texas Among the collection of designer handbags sale - some starting at $500 and others $50,000 and featuring a myriad of designers - was a one-of a-kind Hermes 'Kelly' bag that auction director Matt Rubinger called 'the world's most collectible bag' With an estimate of $50,000, it went under the hammer for $125,000 to become the auction's highest-ever record sale for a handbag A one-of-a-kind Hermes handbag, made of matte crocodile and Togo leather and featuring built-in feet, has sold for well over double its estimate at an exclusive auction in Texas to become the world's most valuable bag. The 'Geranium Porosus' bag is believed to have been made in 2010 as part of a Petit H Exhibition, a Hermes project in London at the time that gathered numerous rare materials and fabrics and had the world's best craftsmen create something with them. The unique to

Almost 18% ‘usually conceal their teeth in photos’. Having great teeth is very important in our culture today. Do you have yellow or discolored teeth? The sad truth is some people no matter how many times they brush their teeth have stained teeth from drinking coffee, tea, and or smoking. First impressions matter in this world and having teeth that look like you don’t brush can and will send a signal that you don’t really care about yourself.  Who doesn’t want to have a beautiful smile with white sparkling teeth? 1. Brush After Drinking or Eating The best way, but not always the easiest is to simply brush your teeth after eating or drinking something. This takes a lot of persistence and can even be kind of difficult depending on where you are at the time. Most food does not stain teeth, but if you are a coffee drinker or if you smoke, you can pretty much count on having discolored teeth from staining. If this is the case then having your teeth cleaned every three mon

 

 

Doctors removed the bamboo after Fu Jinfeng came to hospital She could not fully open her mouth to eat and an eight-month-old wound had not yet healed A Chinese woman has had a 4.7 inch bamboo stick stuck in her face for eight months without realising. Doctors were amazed when they did a scan of 61-year-old Fu Jinfeng’s head and found the stick lodged through her cheek and upper jaw. The woman’s family had taken her to the Xiang Ya Hospital in Changsha, Hunan Province in early December because she could not fully open her mouth to eat and an eight-month-old wound had not yet healed. Surprising scan: Fu Jinfeng had a 5 inch bamboo stick lodged in her face for eight months without realising until doctors did this scan After their incredible discovery, doctors removed the stick from Ms Jinfeng’s face.   It is unknown how the woman was impaled with the bamboo back in April this year. Bamboo is used extensively in China and almost every household includes so

As early as 2015, your Amazon purchases could be dropped at your door within 30 minutes courtesy of unmanned aerial drones. Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos revealed plans for the delivery service Prime Air (an extension of Amazon Prime which guarantees two-day shipping) in a 60 Minutes interview on Sunday night. The service would ship orders under five pounds (2.3 kg) after they are packed into small plastic containers and then scooped up by Amazon's custom-built "octocopter." The drone then delivers the package to customers within a 10 mile (16 km) radius of Amazon's fulfillment centers. Clearly the company will need to jump through various hoops to get the service off the ground, with public safety being a primary concern. "Safety will be our top priority, and our vehicles will be built with multiple redundancies designed to commercial aviation standards," the company says. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is currently working on rul