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You don't have to be fat. When you're fat, it feels like you're always be fat. It feels like the ripped, fit, hot people have always been and will always be "the chosen ones." The truth is that anyone can make their body look the way they want it to. Most of the conventional wisdom on HOW is wrong. It doesn't have to suck getting there.

THE 12 BEACHES YOU MUST VISIT IN YOUR LIFE

This collection features 12 beaches around the world that we think are places that you must visit during your life. The beaches in this collection are mostly remote beaches without a lot of visitors, which makes them a perfect place for a calm summer vacation. It is very easy to relax while sunbathing on these beaches because of the low amount of noise from other people and the beautiful sights you get to .see and feel around you

Heart, Tavarua Island

Kapalua Bay, Maui

Lanikai Beach, Kailua

Navagio, Greece

Seychelles

White Bay, British Virgin Islands

Ipanema Beach, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Bora Bora Beaches

Saint Tropez, France

Turquoise Bay, Australia

Voidokilia Beach, Greece

Top 10 Most Expensive Hotel Rooms in World

10. Imperial Suite at Park Hyatt Vendôme, Paris

An individual suite offers an excellent view of the city of love. There is also a spa tub, a steam room and a private massage table on the 250 square meters of living space.

Price: $ 15,500 (12,900 euros) per night.

Top 10 Most Expensive Hotel Rooms in World

9. Royal suite at the Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris:

The Royal Suites at the Four Season in Paris are around 245 square feet in size and the setting is reminiscent of a royal palace. The Master bedroom includes a spacious marble bathroom with steam room, a sauna and a separate dressing room..

Price: $ 16,000 (13,300 euros) per night.

8. Royal Armleder Suite Le Richemond, Geneva:

The Armleder Suite occupies the entire seventh floor of the Le Richemond in Geneva. Floor to ceiling, windows are made of bulletproof glass which makes it especially for politicians attractive. The suite has three bedrooms, a dining room for eight people and a marble bathroom. There is an excellent View over Lake Geneva.

Price: $ 17,500 (14,500 euros) per night.

7. Royal Suite at Burj Al Arab, Dubai:

When you think of Dubai, first thing that comes to mind is the 321 meter high Burj Al Arab Hotel. It’s sail-shaped architecture is unique. But most unique is the night in the Royal Suite of the hotel.At 780 square meters, a private theater and a private cinema are available for guests. Who still has some money left over can even book his own Rolls-Royce and helicopter.

Price: $ 18,000 (15,000 euros) per night.

6. Ritz-Carlton Suite at The Ritz Carlton, Moscow:

Michelle and Barack Obama have stayed in these rooms. In the 232 square meters Ritz- Carlton suite, there is a library and a grand piano. The floor is even heated, in case of emergency .Moreover Telecommunications and energy supply are independent.

Price: $ 18,200 (15,200 euros) per night.

5. Bridge Suite at Atlantis, Bahamas:

The entrance of the Hotel Atlantis in the Bahamas is impressive. Ceilings, floors and pillars are richly decorated with gold and marble. There is a bridge between the Royal Towers is the luxury suite. Michael Jackson and Oprah Winfrey have stayed in ten of its rooms. The noble suite also includes butler and a cook. Overall, the luxury suite is 440 square meters.

Price: $ 25,000 (approximately EUR 20,900) per night.

4. Royal Penthouse Suite at the President Wilson Hotel, Geneva:

Billiard table, wings and a large flat-screen TV are only a small part of the amenities of the Royal Penthouse Suite. At around 1530 square meters, you can easily get lost. There is a clear pool. with a fantastic view of Lake Geneva.

Price: $ 33,000 (approximately EUR 27,600) per night.

3. Ty Warner Penthouse at the Four Season, New York

The 400-square-foot Ty Warner Penthouse at the Four Seasons offers a great view of New York. The balconies are made of glass and the apartment has high vaulted ceilings up to 7.60.

Price: $ 34,000 (approximately 28,400 euros) per night.

2. Hugh Hefner Sky Villa at the Palms Casino Resort, Las Vegas:

Spend the night as the Playboy founder: in the Hugh Hefner Sky Villa: Yes that is possible. The 930-square-meter suite is set over two floors, has a 24-hour butler, a rotating bed under a mirrored ceiling and a floating 700,000 dollar Jacuzzi.

Price: $ 40,000 (33,400 euros) per night.

1. Royal Villa at Grand Resort Lagonissi, Athens:

From outside, the most expensive hotel suite in the world already looks almost like a relatively simple single-family house. But the Royal Villa has it all: The pool is heated accompanying there is a steam room. You enjoy a magnificent view of the bay and Athens of about 40 kilometers distance. There is also a private beach, a private butler and even personal pianists are available.

Price: $ 50,000 (41,800 euros) per night.

Alexandria

Cleopatra’s Kingdom, Alexandria, Egypt Lost for 1,600 years, the royal quarters of Cleopatra were discovered off the shores of Alexandria. A team of marine archaeologists, led by Frenchman, Franck Goddio, began excavating the ancient city in 1998. Historians believe the site was submerged by earthquakes and tidal waves, yet, astonishingly, several artifacts remained largely intact. Amongst the discoveries were the foundations of the palace, shipwrecks, red granite columns, and statues of t...

Cleopatra’s Kingdom, Alexandria, Egypt ~ Lost for 1,600 years, the royal quarters of Cleopatra were discovered off the shores of Alexandria. Several Eqyptian artifacts were found in the sea by French underwater archeologist Frank Goddio. Granite statues, jewelry and gold coins are some of the treasures retrieved

Alexandria, Egypt - artifacts from the last dynasty to rule over ancient Egypt before the Roman Empire annexed it in 30 B.C!

Alexandria's sunken city, Egypt

Picture of Granite Head from Alexandria's Ancient Harbor

Statue of Cleopatra. Found in the harbor of Alexandria

Cleopatra's Alexandria, Egypt. || Submerged Cities: 7 Underwater Wonders of the World

Vincent van Gogh

Vincent van Gogh, for whom color was the chief symbol of expression, was born in Groot-Zundert, Holland on March 30, 1853.

The son of a pastor, brought up in a religious and cultured atmosphere, Vincent was highly emotional and lacked self-confidence. Between 1860 and 1880, when he finally decided to become an artist, van Gogh had had two unsuitable and unhappy romances and had worked unsuccessfully as a clerk in a bookstore, an art salesman, and a preacher in the Borinage (a dreary mining district in Belgium), where he was dismissed for overzealousness.