From rescue pups, must-see television and movies and rock hard abs to more sobering subjects such as wrongful birth lawsuits, the topics loyal sharers circulated this week never cease to interest. Shall we begin?

Pit bulls get a bad rap, but we suspect the confirmation bias may come into play pretty often. That’s why it’s reassuring when they get some good press, too. An examiner.com story details the heroic rescue of a Port Charlotte, Fla., woman who was rescued from an attacker by a stray pit bull. Even though the woman was not his master, the dog “selflessly” defended her and her son, according to the story, and even jumped into the woman’s backseat as she made a speedy get away. Unless the owner comes forward, the woman plans to keep her “guardian angel.”

It was a good week for TV show “The Ropes” and “Godzilla: Final Wars,” which garnered thousands of shares on streaming video site Crackle.“The Ropes” pilot episode racked up more than 10,000 shares alone. The tumultuous world of nightclub bouncing unfolds before us as the NYC doormen keep the peace in and the riffraff out, and manage to find themselves entrenched in their own type of trouble. Sounds like a can’t miss. And then there’s the 50th Anniversary edition of Godzilla, where giant monsters collide to destroy everything in their path. Throw a UFO, evil aliens and Xilians (whatever the heck those are) into the mix and you’ve got a guaranteed blockbuster. Can’t wait to curl up on a rainy day with this top picks.

Brazilian novelist Paulo Coelho’s ode to Einstein made waves this week as one of the top shared pieces of content across the Web. One of the defining themes of ”10 Lessons from Einstein” seems to be “seize the moment” and that’s a theme we all try to work into our everyday lives. It’s easy to get ahead of ourselves sometimes – in business, in relationships, and in life in general. That’s why it’s great to get a little reminder from ole Al himself to slow down, enjoy your mistakes, your obstacles and all life’s little run-ins. You emerge a better person afterwards.

If we know anything about anything – and we like to think we do – a lot more people shared these videos on ThePostGame than will actually benefit from them. But if you do feel the urge to train along with the one-and-only B.J. Gaddour, remember his advice to work as many body parts at once as possible, rather than isolating certain muscles. With exercises like the “Dumbbell Hot Potato Squat,” the “Dumbbell Skier Swings” and “Dumbbell Shoveling,” how can you resist? It’s just like doing all the activities you’ve always loved, but with large dumbbells in your hands.