Buitenlandse Blogs – 9

Blogoverzicht Buitenlandse Blogs

Op deze pagina vind je een overzicht van de bekende en minder bekende Buitenlandse Blogs waaronder Guys Gab, Babes en Stuff, Bright Side, Nerd Ninja, Deadfix, The Art of Manliness, Wired UK, Architectural Digest, Atlas Obscura, Ruin my Week, Van Life Wanderer,  Defence blog en Engrish.com. Het merendeel van de Blogs is in het Engels, maar je komt op de blogpagina overzichten ook Duitse, Zweedse of anderstalige blogs tegen.

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    Guys Gab

  • AI Checker: Verify Your Content Authenticity Instantly
    What an AI Checker Does An AI checker scans your content. It identifies whether AI created the text. The tool analyzes language and patterns. It reveals statistical markers that expose AI authorship. You upload your content to the checker. Results arrive immediately. Most show you a score. That score indicates... Read more »
  • Side Effects of Ketoconazole Shampoo You Should Know
    Ketoconazole shampoo is one of those products that gets recommended often – by dermatologists, by pharmacists, sometimes even by a well-meaning friend. It works well for dandruff and scalp fungal conditions, which is why it’s become a go-to treatment. But like most medicated products, using it without understanding what it... Read more »
  • American Airlines To Bring Back Seatback Screens, More Premium Seating
    If you’ve flown American Airlines lately and felt like you were staring at a blank tray table for four hours straight, relief is on the way. American just announced one of the biggest cabin overhauls in company history, and it’s a direct shot at closing the gap with Delta and... Read more »
  • Men’s Health and Sexual Wellness: New Perspectives and Modern Solutions
    Men’s health clinics are increasingly recognized for their role in supporting overall well-being, confidence, and sexual health and wellness. In recent years, there has been a noticeable evolution in how these topics are addressed, especially in vibrant urban centers like Bangkok. Men today face a range of concerns, from low testosterone and stress to... Read more »
  • Gordon Murray’s S1 V12 Manual Supercar Is Basically A Modern McLaren F1
    If you grew up with a McLaren F1 poster on your wall, buckle up, because Gordon Murray, the legendary designer behind that iconic vehicle, just pulled the sheet off his newest creation at Monterey Car Week, and it’s every bit as wild as you’re hoping. Say hello to the Gordon... Read more »
  • Ford Mustang Dark Horse SC Convertible: 795 Horsepower Never Sounded So Good!
    Some cars are built for the track. Some are built to be felt in your chest every time you hit the gas. The new Ford Mustang Dark Horse SC Convertible does both, and it does it without a roof to get in the way. Ford Racing just pulled the wraps... Read more »
  • McLaren Finished Its Founder’s Unfinished Supercar Dream, The McL 6GT
    If you have been mourning the death of the manual transmission in high-performance cars, McLaren just handed you a reason to celebrate. At the 2026 Monterey Car Week, McLaren Automotive pulled the cover off the McLaren McL 6GT, a concept that isn’t just another halo car. It’s a decades-overdue tribute... Read more »
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    Babes And Stuff

  • Hot girls for the new year
    If the weather outside the window does not spoil you, and it is too cold to go anywhere we have something to warm you up. Dozens of hot babes who […]... Read more »
  • Falls in ski jumping
    Winter is the time of year which undoubtedly fond of people enjoying winter sports. These people include, among others ski jumpers who are often risking their health to overcome tens […]... Read more »
  • Watts Zap – naughty fans
    Sometimes it’s not the athletes are the biggest stars of the event. Fans can make a lot of fuss. See compilation of such a situation made ​​by journalists of Erosport […]... Read more »
  • The most tempting schoolgirls
    Tight white blouse, short plaid skirt, pigtails and of course A long legs – these are the hallmarks of every schoolgirl alluring. Probably will not see them in your school […]... Read more »
  • Fail compilation – December 2012
    This time with a slight delay, but finally is! Fail compilation from TNL, this time from December 2012. Enjoy watching!... Read more »
  • Funny photoshopped animals pics
    We all know examples of images that have been treated graphically and as a result did not resemble the original at all. However, not only pics of people are subjected […]... Read more »
  • One second before…
    Sometimes we are able to take a picture for a moment before the accident, before the funny fail or before something, what a moment later would not be so interesting. […]... Read more »
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    Bright Side

  • 10 Touching Moments That Teach Us Small Acts of Kindness Are Always Received With Gratitude in 2026
    Sometimes kindness starts with flowers, a quiet favor, or simply noticing someone who needs support, and somehow ends up tangled in anger, awkward misunderstandings, or unexpected emotion. These stories show how small acts of care and respect can shift a moment completely and leave behind something far more lasting: genuine gratitude.... Read more »
  • 13 Gardening Moments That Teach Us the Real Hobby Isn’t Planting, It’s Growing Compassion and Happiness
    Gardening has a secret nobody puts on the seed packet: the same hands that learn to tend a plant quietly learn to tend a person. Psychologists studying the link between nature and generosity, in research covered by the American Psychological Association, found that time spent among plants and green spaces reliably increases empathy, cooperation, and real generosity toward... Read more »
  • 14 Workplace Moments Teaching Us That Kindness and Human Dignity Still Belong in Every Office in 2026
    Talent doesn’t always show up in a resume line; sometimes it’s a leader choosing empathy over efficiency, offering emotional support instead of pressure. These 14 workplace moments prove that compassion, integrity, and courage in leadership build real dignity, hope, and human connection, one small decision at a time.... Read more »
  • 11 Real Acts of Kindness That Teach Us Why Tender Compassion Still Brings Hope and Happiness to Heavy Hearts
    The person doing the kind thing almost always walks away happier than the person receiving it — and neither one usually realizes it in the moment. A meta-analysis from Oxford University’s KindLab, reviewed by a Yale child psychiatrist, found that acts of kindness consistently boost the giver’s well-being more than the receiver’s. Compassion, in other words, isn’t charity.... Read more »
  • 10 Beautiful Moments That Teach Us Kindness Can Lead to Unexpected Love and Joy
    Been collecting stories where a small act of kindness and compassion turned into something bigger, love, joy, even a whole friendship nobody saw coming. Compassion circles back when you least expect it, sometimes years later. Here are a few that stuck with us.Research by Amit Kumar and Nicholas Epley, confirms that, kindness can create unexpected feelings of love... Read more »
  • 13 Real Moments of Compassion That Teach Us Why the Strongest Hearts Always Choose Quiet Wisdom First
    Compassion almost always travels blind. The person offering it rarely sees where it lands, or how hard. Psychology researchers at UC Berkeley found that people who perform small acts of kindness consistently underestimate their impact — in every single experiment, givers guessed wrong, always in the same direction, always too low. What felt like nothing to the person giving it becomes... Read more »
  • 20 Gym and Pool Stories That Show the Funniest Moments Always Happen When You’re Trying to Look Your Best
    You show up to work out. That’s the plan. And then something happens — something that has nothing to do with your fitness goals and everything to do with the particular comedy that happens when people try very hard to look capable and athletic in front of strangers. The gym has a way of humbling everyone eventually. So does the pool.These 20 stories about... Read more »
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    The Art of Manliness

  • Podcast #1,131: To Change Yourself, Change Your Situation
      Professor of psychology Angela Duckworth is famous for her work on grit — the combination of passion and perseverance that leads to high achievement. But she’s come to an increasing appreciation for the fact that success isn’t just a matter of the qualities inside you; it’s also driven by... Read more »
  • How My Grandpa Built a Big Life From Little Purposes
    On a recent episode of the AoM podcast, I talked with Jordan Grumet, a hospice doctor and the author of The Purpose Code. In our interview, Jordan drew a distinction between what he calls “big P purpose” and “little p purpose.” While the former focuses on your why, the latter... Read more »
  • How to Make Yourself Easier to Talk To
    In the two-way dance of social interactions, there’s plenty you can do to act smoothly yourself — from smiling and giving good eye contact, to asking good questions and demonstrating genuine interest. But there are also ways to make things as easy as possible for the other person to execute... Read more »
  • VideoOdds & Ends: August 28, 2026
    William James: In the Maelstrom of American Modernism by Robert D. Richardson. I’ve been on a real William James kick lately. I’m working on a piece about James for Dying Breed, so I’ve been reading through all of his writings. I also read this biography of James by Robert Richardson.... Read more »
  • How to Make Protein Energy Balls (That Taste Like Cookie Dough)
    Snacks are the bane of almost every attempt to eat well. Meals are easy enough to plan, and with a bit of seasoning or sauce of some kind, you can make almost anything taste good. Snacks are a whole other ballgame, though; when your options boil down to raw vegetables... Read more »
  • mp3Podcast #1,130: The Lost Virtue of Thumos (And Why Men Need It)
      The ancient Greeks believed the human soul had three parts: reason, appetite, and something called thumos. Thumos is difficult to translate into English. It encompasses anger, noble spiritedness, pride, ambition, a sense of honor, and the drive to act. The Greeks thought it was essential to living a life... Read more »
  • How to Get Back From Vacation
    As summer winds down, folks are taking their last vacations before school is back in session (if it isn’t already) and fall arrives. When it comes to the logistics of pulling off a vacation, most of the attention is spent on preparing for the trip, and it certainly helps to... Read more »
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    Atlas Obscura

  • David Sassoon Clock Tower in Mumbai, India
    In Mumbai’s Byculla area is located Veermata Jijabai Bhosale Udyan, the city’s oldest public garden and zoo. It was formerly known as Victoria Gardens. At the garden’s entrance is a beautiful old clock tower. Known as David Sassoon Clock Tower, it was built in 1864 in the Palladian style of... Read more »
  • The Rabbit Hole, Rue Jankowski in Le Mans, France
    Rue Jankowski is a dead end in Le Mans' Saint-Nicolas district, the kind of narrow passage you'd normally walk past without a second look. Then you turn the corner and the wall seems to fall away into a glowing, striped tunnel, arcing across the buildings around it as though the... Read more »
  • Art Exhibits at OAX Airport in San Juan Bautista la Raya, Mexico
    The state of Oaxaca in Mexico's south is often considered one of the country's main artistic hubs. Its diversity in nature and indigenous cultures has created an atmosphere of inspiration for creative endavors. In the capital city of the same name, known fully as Oaxaca de Juárez, perhaps the clearest... Read more »
  • Papier-Mâché Altarpiece at Plaza Capuchinas in Mexico City, Mexico
    Cartonería is one of the main forms of artes populares (folk art), also known as artesanías (handcrafts), to come out of Mexico City and its metropolitan area. The terms refers to cartón, what cardboard is called in Mexican Spanish, and cartonería works use a type of papier-mâché technique for their... Read more »
  • Antimonumentas and Antimonumentos in Mexico City, Mexico
    Considering that Mexican cities have been ranked among the ones with highest homicide rates, a large number of massacres committed by organized crime groups as well as human rights violations by authorities, the last century or so has been rough for Mexico. In this context, the country's civilian population has... Read more »
  • Ahuehuete del Centenario in Monterrey, Mexico
    On 20 September 1596, Spanish colonist Don Diego de Montemayor founded the city of Nuestra Señora (Our Lady) of Monterrey, in honor of Gaspar de Zúñiga y Acevedo, Viceroy of Mexico at the time and who was also the Count of Monterrey. The settlement was intended to become the capital... Read more »
  • Parque Ciudad de las Canteras (Quarry City Park) in Oaxaca, Mexico
    The nickname "Green Antequera" for the Mexican city of Oaxaca de Juárez might seem strange at first: is it related to the vegetation of the valley it sits in and the mountains that surround it during the wet season? Walking in its historical center, though, the "green" part becomes clearer... Read more »
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    The Defence Blog – Military and Defense News

  • Angola takes delivery of six Swiss-made HT-100 drones
    Swiss manufacturer ANAVIA completed on-site customer acceptance of six HT-100 Naval unmanned helicopters purchased by the Angolan Navy, the company said, following individual flight tests and sign-offs for each aircraft delivered. The acceptance was conducted jointly with ADSB, a partner involved in the delivery. ANAVIA said each of the six... Read more »
  • Rheinmetall to supply turret parts for U.S. Marines’ new combat vehicles
    American Rheinmetall has won a $710,000 subcontract from Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace to produce machined components for the MCT-30 turret used on the U.S. Marine Corps’ ACV-30, the amphibious combat vehicle variant equipped with a medium-caliber gun. The work will be performed at American Rheinmetall’s Lapeer and Lansing, Michigan facilities,... Read more »
  • New team joins competition for UK’s Land Rover replacement program
    General Dynamics Land Systems has teamed up with Ford Motor Company and Ricardo to compete for the UK Ministry of Defence’s Light Mobility Vehicle program, the companies announced. The team’s proposal is built on the Ford Ranger platform, which General Dynamics UK described as Europe’s best-selling pickup truck for 11... Read more »
  • Russia offers Bizon counter-drone system to Egypt
    Russia’s state defense conglomerate Rostec is marketing an export version of its Zubr short-range counter-drone system, called Bizon, to potential customers in Egypt, according to a statement from the company’s High Precision Systems holding. The system, designated TKB-1167 and developed by High Precision Systems, is armed with 7.62mm PKT machine... Read more »
  • Russian Mi-8 crashed on highway after running out of fuel
    A Russian Aerospace Forces Mi-8 helicopter crashed onto a highway on Sakhalin Island on September 2, coming to rest on its side in a roadside ditch after what the pro-Russian military Telegram channel Fighterbomber described as a complete loss of power from fuel exhaustion in both engines. Video and photographs... Read more »
  • Ukraine strikes Russian naval drone in Black Sea
    Ukraine’s Navy said it destroyed a Russian uncrewed surface vessel near Snake Island in the Black Sea on Tuesday, according to Militarnyi. Footage released alongside the announcement shows the drone boat being struck by a precision munition dropped from an unmanned aerial vehicle after being detected. The vessel caught fire... Read more »
  • GE Aerospace wins Korean Navy destroyer engine deal
    South Korea’s Navy has selected GE Aerospace to supply gas turbine engines for its next-generation KDDX destroyer program, with GE Marine set to deliver 12 LM2500+G4 engines to power six ships, the company said. Each destroyer will carry two LM2500+G4 engines, integrated into a full electric propulsion configuration. GE Aerospace... Read more »
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    Engrish.com

  • We’re gonna need a bigger shock collar…
    You get what you pay for at the shelter… Photo courtesy of Magne Haraldstad. Tshirt found in Japan.  The post We’re gonna need a bigger shock collar… first appeared on Engrish.com.... Read more »
  • Did you mean rerax?
    Keep it refligerated… Photo courtesy of Mark Schreiber. Spotted in Japan.  The post Did you mean rerax? first appeared on Engrish.com.... Read more »
  • That’s what she said…
    We’re not gonna make it, are we… Photo courtesy of LF. The post That’s what she said… first appeared on Engrish.com.... Read more »
  • Did I leave my flush drive in the stall?
    I only farted. It was a flush in the pan… Photo courtesy of Leander K. Spotted in China.  The post Did I leave my flush drive in the stall? first appeared on Engrish.com.... Read more »
  • I could tell she was sweet on me…
    Normally I keep my eyes peeled but this is ridiculous… Photo courtesy of Leah Zoller. Tea packet found in Japan.  The post I could tell she was sweet on me… first appeared on Engrish.com.... Read more »
  • Wash hands after flashing…
    Photo courtesy of Laurel. Spotted in Japan.  The post Wash hands after flashing… first appeared on Engrish.com.... Read more »
  • Don’t tell summer you’re my favorite…
    Is there nothing you can’t fix with pumpkin spice? Photo courtesy of Leah Zoller. Spotted in Kyoto, Japan.  The post Don’t tell summer you’re my favorite… first appeared on Engrish.com.... Read more »
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