Mark Ludlow: minus 132 lbs

Noah Kingery: minus 190 lbs

Luiz Trigo: minus 230 lbs

Ross Gardner: minus 196 lbs

Eli Sapharti: minus 119 lbs

Jeremy Reid: minus 90 lbs

Rick Snowdon: minus 180 lbs

Nathan Priestley: minus 169 lbs

Pasquale Brocco : minus 299 lbs

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Irena Sendlerowa – Woman Who Smuggled Approximately 2,500 Jewish Children Out Of The Warsaw Ghett

Malala Yousafzai, 19, Pakistani Activist For Female Education Who Survived Being Shot In The Head By The Taliban, The Youngest Ever Nobel Prize Laureate

A Woman Hitting A Neo-Nazi With Her Handbag In Växjö, Sweden (13 April, 1985)

Marie Curie Was A Polish Scientist Famous For Her Work On Radioactivity, The First Woman To Win A Nobel Prize And The Only Woman To Win Twice(4/112)

These Women Were Firefighters At Pearl Harbor (1941)

Margaret Heafield Was A Director Of Software Engineering For NASA’s Apollo Space Program (1969)

A 106-Year-Old Woman Who Protected Her Home With A Rifle, In Armenia (1990)

Muslim Woman Covers The Yellow Star Of Her Jewish Neighbor With Her Veil (1941)

Voting Activist Annie Lumpkins At The Little Rock City Jail (10 July, 1961)

Nujood Ali, Given To Abusive Husband At Age 10, Divorced Him And Broke Tribal Tradition

Maud Stevens Wagner Was The First Known Female Tattoo Artist In The United States (1907)

One Of The Onna-Bugeisha, Female Samurai Warrior Of The Upper Bushi (Samurai), Class In Feudal Japan (Late 1800’s)

Jane Goodall, Leading Primatologist And Conservationalist

Amelia Earhart Was The First Female Aviator To Fly Solo Across The Atlantic Ocean (1928)

Anne Frank Was A Jewish Diarist And Writer

Annette Kellerman Promoted Women’s Right To Wear A Fitted One-Piece Bathing Suit (1907). She Was Arrested For Indecency

Mary Winsor Holding Suffrage Prisoners Banner In Washington D.C. (1917)

Rosa Louise Mccauley Parks – Civil Rights Activist

Russia-Born Valentina Tereshkova Became The First Woman In Space Aboard The Vostok 6 (1963)

Eliza Leonida Zamfirescu, The First Woman Engineer In The World

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Despite being largely disregarded during his life, history has been kind to Tesla and his groundbreaking creations. While we know about most of Tesla’s inventions, there are several rumored devices of his that were lost to the passage of time. These inventions could have changed the world.

1. Death Ray: The most famous of Tesla’s so-called lost inventions was his “death ray.” In the 1930s, Tesla claimed that he had invented a machine that was capable of firing focused power beams that could destroy anything within 200 miles. He also claimed that his device could create a “power wall” to defend against any incoming objects. Though the machine was never created, that didn’t stop Tesla’s rivals from trying to steal the design. The final configuration of the death ray has been lost to history (and that’s probably a good thing).

2. The Oscillator: In 1898, Tesla created a small oscillating device that he decided to attach to the wall of his office. When he turned it on, the device almost shook down the entire building. After turning it off, Tesla destroyed the device and the blueprints that he used to create it. He told his staff not to mention the true cause of the tremors to anyone.

3. Free Electricity System: Around the turn of the century, Tesla received funding from J.P. Morgan to build a giant transmitting tower on Long Island. Morgan’s idea was that the tower would be used to send wireless messages around the world. However, Tesla planned to use the tower to wirelessly transmit free electricity all over the globe. Once Morgan learned of Tesla’s plans, he shut the project down. Free electricity would’ve seriously hurt his profit margins.

4. The Flying Saucer: In 1911, it was reported that Tesla was working on a flying machine. Here’s how he described the project to one newspaper: “My flying machine will have neither wings nor propellers. You might see it on the ground and you would never guess that it was a flying machine. Yet it will be able to move at will through the air in any direction with perfect safety, regardless of weather and oblivious to holes in the air or downward currents. It can remain absolutely stationary in the air, even in wind, for a great length of time. Its lifting power will not depend upon any such delicate devices as the bird has to employ, but upon positive mechanical action.” Sounds an awful lot like a UFO, doesn’t it?

5. Improved Airships: At a time when modern air travel was only a pipe dream, Tesla proposed using electric airships high in the Earth’s atmosphere to transport people across the Atlantic Ocean. He also proposed that the airships would be able to get their power from the sun and atmosphere.

Sadly, Tesla died alone and penniless in a tiny apartment in 1943. After his death, it was rumored that the FBI broke into his lab and stole all of his research. This might explain why we’re seeing more and more inventions these days that are obviously influenced by Nikola Tesla’s work.

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Jake Gyllenhaal did two-a-days, seven days a week to get in fighting shape for Southpaw. The feat is even more inspiring when you consider that the actor lost 25 pounds for his role in Nightcrawler.

Calvin Harris has really stepped up his game and as a result has become the face of Emporio Armani. Maybe it’s just the Taylor Swift influence? The DJ has certainly come a long way since he first debuted on the scene.

Paul Rudd has always been a little soft around the edges, but he definitely bulked up for his role as the superhero Ant-Man. He told Men’s Fitness “I took the Chris Pratt approach to training for an action movie. Eliminate anything fun for a year and then you can play a hero.”

Khloé Kardashian debuted her new, hot body on the cover of Complex. She credits celeb trainer Gunnar Petersen with her 35-pound weight-loss.

Britney Spears may finally have it all figured out. She debuted a fit body on the cover of Women’s Health and also changed up her signature ‘do, going for a fun pastel unicorn hair look at the recent Teen Choice Awards.

Matt Damon debuted his long locks at a press conference for The Great Wall in China in early July. It’s still unknown if the new ‘do is for a role, or if it’s just because he wanted to get on the man-bun train.

Sam Smith got on the healthy bandwagon in 2015, frequently updating his Instagram followers with pics of healthy meals and images of him hitting the gym. He credits nutritionist Amelia Freer with his weight loss.

Kelly Ripa gave Katy Perry a run for her money when she went from pink to blue and then back to normal in just a couple of months. When she went pink she said, “Every time I get ready to go on vacation, I dye my hair a different color. Usually, it washes out—and this will wash out, I just haven’t washed my hair yet. But it’s part of my tradition!”

After leaving One Direction, Zayne Malik changed up his hair quite a bit, going from black to green to silver. Looks like he’s embracing his new hair freedom.

Jonah Hill is known for his slimming down abilities, but when pictures of him were taken on set of Arms and the Dudes, he had everyone wondering if he was back to his old ways. According to a source interviewed by Hollywood Life, Jonah’s “weight gain is for the character he’s playing right now…He is wearing a body suit.”

According to Evoke, Colin Farrell slimmed back down after playing roles in True Detective and The Lobster.

Ginnifer Goodwin decided to switch up her dark pixie-cut by going with an icy-gray look for Comic Con.

The Oscar-winner went from Jesus-like to short and green for his portrayal of the Joker in the Suicide Squad movie.

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This is how the actors from the House M.D. TV series have changed.

Hugh Laurie / Dr. Gregory House

Olivia Wilde /Dr. Remy «Thirteen» Hadley

Omar Epps / Dr. Eric Foreman

Jennifer Morrison / Dr. Allison Cameron

Kal Penn / Dr. Lawrence Kutner

Lisa Edelstein / Dr. Lisa Cuddy

Jesse Spencer / Dr. Robert Chase

Robert Sean Leonard / Dr. James Wilson

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Let’s see how they have changed.

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This is how the prom fashion has changed over the years.

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Everyday items that have changed over the years.

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The Uruk-hai are fictional characters in J. R. R. Tolkien’s fictional universe of Middle-earth. One girl purchased a replica of their scimitars, and it changed her life.

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New photos of Lindsay Lohan.

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Aviation

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German movies

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Cars

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