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Money leaks: Canceling unused memberships
How to figure out if your monthly or annual membership fees still make sense in your budget.
This post comes from Jim Wang at partner blog Bargaineering.
How many memberships do you have? How many of those do you use often enough to justify the fees? When was the last time you sat down and took a long look at what you were paying and whether it was still worth it? If it's been awhile, now's a pretty good time to do it.
The classic unused membership is, of course, the gym membership. For the month or so after New Year's Day, our gym is absolutely packed with people looking to achieve their resolutions. The influx of new people only lasts about a month or two before it goes back to its pre-New Year's resolution levels.
While the people may no longer be going, their money continues to go to the gym since gyms know about this behavior. That's why gyms will always have membership contracts. They are quite sneaky.
So, how do you go about trimming unused memberships, especially if you are locked in? (This post is an installment of our new Money Leaks series.)
How often do you use it?
The key to determining if you use your membership is keeping a log. Keep a journal of how often you use the service, whether it's a Costco membership or a gym membership, and decide whether you could save money by going somewhere else or by paying each time (if that's an option).
Let's say I go to Costco once a week to buy groceries and the membership costs me $50 a year -- or less than $1 a week. If I can save more than a dollar per trip over my grocery store, then the membership is worth it.
The easiest one to calculate is the gym. If I pay $30 a month for my gym (it's a county gym that's partially subsidized by property taxes, so, yes, it's quite affordable) and I go once a week, I'm paying about $6 or $7 a visit. If I go twice a week, that's $3 or $4. If I visit three times, it's just $2 a trip. So after I account for summers (when I go less frequently), I can decide whether or not it's worth it for me to continue being a member.
Investigate early termination
This tip is a two-parter. First, before you ever sign a contract, figure out what the early-termination fees may be. Some contracts don't have one; they simply won't let you cancel it (which makes the early-termination fee the remaining balance of the contract). Be careful about how much you commit yourself to, especially if you don't know how often you'll use it.
Second, decide if canceling the contract early will end up saving you money. Let's say you have 24 months left on a $50-a-month contract with a $150 termination fee. If you feel that the membership isn't worth it, it's only costing you three months of bills to cancel the contract. That $150 seems like a lot of money, and it is, but it's cheap compared with continuing to pay $50 a month for two more years on something you won't use (which, by the way, is $1,200 in payments).
Finally, if you can't cancel it, make sure it isn't on auto-renew.
So, take a look at your memberships and decide whether they are all still worth it.
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Gonzaga is one of 16 sites the NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Committee announced for the first round of the 2012 NCAA Tournament.
The Bulldogs are hosting the 2011 tournament in March and have already sold more than 2,100 all-session packages. Washington State is the host for the 2011 West Regional at the Arena the following weekend.
The 2012 regionals are at Des Moines, Iowa; Fresno, Calif.; Kingston, R.I., and Raleigh, N.C.
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"As a committee we are excited that in 2012 our championship will be hosted by institutions from 14 different conferences, with College Station, Little Rock and Kingston hosting for the first time," Marilyn McNeil, vice president and director of athletics at Monmouth University and chair of the Division I Women's Basketball Committee, said in a NCAA release. "Having this blend of sites is important to the committee as we continue to look for ways to grow our game."
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Today was a big day for the Kardashian clan. Their little prince, Mason Disick, turned 2, and never has there been a prouder family.
Kourtney took to Twitter to wish her boy a happy day: "Happy Birthday to the love of my life...my little precious angel. It is my joy to see you grow every single day." Awww ... and that was followed by similar mushy gushy tweets from the rest of his adoring aunties.
"Happy Birthday, Mason," Khloe tweeted. "You are one of the greatest things to happen to our family! I love you like you will never understand!" From Kendall Jenner: "Happy birthday to the man I would do anything for! I love you!"
One can only imagine the celebration the family had and the gifts he received. A Rolex from Auntie Kim perhaps?
It's pretty safe to say this was no typical 2-year-old's birthday, but he's no typical 2-year-old. Mason is pretty much the "it" kid of Tinseltown these days, and no one can get enough of him. He's been called everything from "America's Best Baby" to "one of the cutest kids ever." Him being seen front and center in this season of Kourtney & Kim Take New York each week has only cemented his status further. Basically, he's a big 2-year-old deal.
But I'm afraid his quick ascent to world adoration is about to come to a screeching halt. You see, this is his last birthday as an only child. By this time next year, he'll have a sibling, and everything will have started to change. Oh Mason will still be loved, but he is going to have to share the spotlight and the love. He won't be just "Mason" for long; soon he'll be one of the Disick kids (or Kardashian heirs?).
Let's face it, there are oodles of cute kids in Hollywood, but it's only a few who we know by first name only and whose birthdays are such a big deal. Sure, some we know because their names are so odd (e.g. Apple), but most because they have no siblings. Suri is a prime example. She's no cuter than Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner's girls, but the Affleck girls are just that ... the Affleck Girls. Each is adorable in her own right, but remember how much more we heard about Violet when she was just Violet?
It's not necessarily a bad thing that Mason will have to share the spotlight; in fact, it's perhaps a great thing to take pressure off of one child, but it's amazing how quickly that spotlight shifts in Hollywood when a sibling is born ... just like it does in our own homes when we bring home number two and beyond.
In case, happy birthday, Mason. I hope your mommy lets you eat lots of cake.
Do you think Mason will benefit from a less glaring spotlight shining on him when he has to share it with his new sibling?
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Mullets went out with powdered wigs, i really dont see all the hype about how cute he is. He's got nothing on Gwen Stefani's kids....
He's super cute :-p
I agree...I really don't think that kid is very cute at all...
He looks just like his Dad and honestly I do not think he is all that great looking. I wonder if his birthday party will be as big as his Aunt's 5 second wedding.
kudos to you, Lisa for seeing it as well. SO classy to judge a 2 year old's looks. To be judging a 2 year old AT ALL! And you're all mothers? Shame on you ALL! (except Lisa of course!)
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According to records on file with the Alaska Court System, Alaska State Troopers had opened at least 13 cases related to complaints about the property owned by local dentist Craig O–Donoghue.
In the most recent, and most forceful explosion, troopers say 54–year old chiropractor Guy Christopher Mannino ignited a blast that was powerful enough to register seismic activity at the Alaska Earthquake Information Center on the UAF Campus.
An un–named informant working for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives also said Mannino "bragged about the explosion".
The informant is said to have taken a cellphone picture that indicated as much as THREE HUNDRED pounds of explosives were used.
Records state that Mannino had faced charges for his activities at O'Donoghue's range before, but state prosecutors dismissed them.
They also say he has a past history of what records termed "erratic" behavior against law enforcement as well.
Mannino was arrested early Wednesday at Fairbanks International Airport as he was about to board an airplane.
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Great recipe except I use this w/ pork tenderloin instead of chops and I usually marinade the night before. Have made this several times and just realized there are no reviews on this. Definitely perfect for the late summer when peaches, plums and nectarines are in season!
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Experience Much more Of The World With Jordan Holidays
People who want to tour holy sites and see ancient relics should schedule Jordan holidays. This area of the world is filled with cultural sites and history, making it the ideal destination for those who are eager to become seasoned travelers. Unlike Dubai, which has given itself over to modernity, this location gives people a true glimpse of history and a rare opportunity to by captivated by some of the more amazing remnants of the past.
Learn More About The Miracles Of The Dead Sea
Taking a float in the Dead Sea is one of the most important parts of all-inclusive Jordan holidays. Commonly called the Salt Lake, this is an breathtaking body of water. With its UVB solar radiation, this is the safest place to tan under the sun. Tourists can unwind in black mud, mineral rich sea salt and hot springs. Tourists have found this to be a wonderful location for alleviating problematic skin conditions. Many people believe that a visit to these waters is both physically and spiritually cleansing.
Visit The City Of Mosaics
Take in the ancient town that lies on the Jordinian Plateau called the City of Mosaics. Here you can find an intricately detailed Mosaic of the church and the Holy Land. This artwork dates back to 6th century AD.
View The Baptism Site Of Jesus
The Jordan River is believed to be one of the most spiritually significant and historic sites in this area. For travelers looking to have a deeply religious experience on their tours of Jordan, this is the ideal site to visit. This is known to be the site where jesus was baptized by John the Baptist, as recorded in the Christian Bible. Also known as Wadi Kharar, this is also where Jesus first began to gather his disciples.
Check Out Petra
Holidaymakers must visit Petra, or Wadi Musa. This place is a UNESCO world heritage site and is also referred to as being one of seven new world wonders. Visitors can check out the narrow Siq gorge which is the primary entrance for Petra, the 2,000 year old treasury and the High Place of Sacrifice. Most visitors on Jordan holidays spend several days touring this 40 square miles of impressive architectural attractions and antiquities. Vistors can check out the immense rock-cut tombs and colorful caves and temples. This area will certainly exceed your expectations.
Take A Tour Of Aqaba
Aqaba is coastal city in Jordan that rests right at the northeastern edge of the Jordan Sea. This location is best known for its warm waters, impressive marine life and is also a popular seaside and diving resort. This is additionally the only seaport in Jordan, given its strategic location. Holidaymakers who wish to lie on warm beaches and enjoy lively activities and entertainment, this is the perfect destination.
Travel Through The Ancient City of Jerash
Much like Petra, Jerash is a must-see destination when visiting Jordan. Jaresh has been occupied continuously for over 6,500 years and is surrounded by hilly woods and fertile basins. The golden age of this city occurred under Roman rule and thus, Jerash is one of the best preserved Roman provincial towns. For many centuries Jaresh was hidden beneath the sands and over the past seven decades it has been excavated and entirely restored. The completion of these efforts have revealed theatres, colonnaded streets, temples on the hilltops, fountains and baths.
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One of the best parts of Jordan holidays is the opportunity to take in the richness of Bedouin culture. This region is an incredible blend of modern living and tradition and the Bedouins are well-known for their impressive hospitality. Jordan visitors have reviewed this location as being a very safe and hospitable place to tour. There is almost no street crime and plenty of opportunities to get a firsthand look at the locals and their culture.
Jordan is the perfect place to take a holiday when looking for a region rich with exciting experiences and enriching activities. This is the best place for getting a clear view of history, man's evolution of religious experiences and some of the most revered structures and locations in the world. Those who tour this area often develop a deeper peace and a greater respect for world beliefs, based on their travel experiences. jordan holidays


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the most beautiful video i've ever seen.
videos are not photos.
i'm beginning to think that i'm in the minority of people who understand this concept.
photos are easily consumed. they don't require attention. they can be enjoyed anywhere, at anytime, without being disruptive. they can convey everything that they need to communicate within a single glance.
videos are not photos.
more and more i'm coming across video apps and video sites, video sharing and video streaming, video with filters, video, video, video. yes, videos are the natural evolution from photos, the imminent successor, but they serve two completely different purposes. everyone is having trouble understanding why instagram got 100 million users in 2 years, yet similar services for video are relatively unknown. no one likes airtime, viddy never went anywhere, facetime and google hangouts require too much attention to be used regularly, and videos are usually passed over when coupled with a stream of photos.
videos are not photos.
photos provide an insight. a different perspective on the day, a captured moment, a quick snapshot of another part of the world.
videos are a storytelling device. they demand engagement. they require a specific environment. they allow you to transport yourself somewhere else and immerse yourself in that place for a short period of time.
stop treating videos like photos. stop trying to give these two very different mediums comparable functions. try to understand the beautiful purpose that videos serve, and cater to that purpose.
google's upcoming mobile app will identify people's faces in order to access their personal information…
soon after, i'm sure there will be an app that uses that technology, and once that person is found, it will run a google search for any public information (facebook, twitter, foursquare, etc…). it will search tweets for geo tags and foursquare check-ins and any info it can pull from Facebook.
within seconds of snapping a photo, you'll know where someone lives, what sites they are on, what sites they visit, what they like, and everywhere they go.
as far fetched as it seemed at the time, you'll probably get a read out very similar to the one Arnold Schwarzenegger had in the Terminator.
the future is here, now. today, hulu released hulu plus, an application that allows you to watch every current season episode of shows on NBC, ABC and FOX. this comes just weeks after netflix released their netflix app, which allows you to watch movies and tv shows streaming from netflix. not to mention, the ABC app, which allows you to watch almost every show currently on ABC.
All of these applications have been released within just 3 months of the release of apple's ipad.
the downside is that all of these things require wifi to work the way you want them to. well, at the moment.
the average internet speed being delivered to your home is roughly 3mbps. however, back in january, at&t began updating their network to HSPA 7.2 in 6 major markets. HSPA 7.2 delivers 7.2mbps, over twice the speed of your average home internet connection. eventually, the contract that apple has with at&t will run out, and when it does, devices like the iphone and ipad will be running on at&t, as well as other networks. verizon, also upgraded their network to HSPA 7.2 earlier this year.
but, what does the future hold?
upon further research i came across an article, which stated the following:
The future for all networks… is Long-Term Evolution (LTE), also known as 4G. It can hit speeds of as much as 100mbps downstream. Verizon Wireless plans to deploy it this year while AT&T and T-Mobile have said they will begin to deploy LTE in 2011 while maintaining their 3G networks.
100mbps! verizon will start deploying 4G network speeds this year, while at&t plans to have it running by next year. so, by 2011, we will have an internet connection, being delivered, over the air, 30 times faster than what we now have at home.
why own a television? everything you want will soon be delivered to a device that you can take with you everywhere. you'll be able to download HD movies in minutes while driving in your car, or stream entire seasons of your favorite tv show, while sitting in a park.
i hate to say it, but the tv is dead. especially when the newest wave of television technology requires that i wear glasses. eff that.
i'm beginning to realize that i prefer a curated web-browsing experience.
i was once in school for architecture. the projects that i enjoyed the most were the ones in which i'd have to design within a very specific space or lot size. i had the most trouble working within a large area and having too much freedom within a given space.
i've recently realized i enjoy the same principle when applied to the internet. not only as a designer, but as a user.
i don't own an ipad yet, but have had the opportunity to use one quite frequently. i've even done some web designs geared towards the ipad. i've realized that i much prefer designing for a 768x1024px screen. in web design, you always have to keep in mind that the end user could be using any number of web browsers or screen sizes, which, in my opinion, limits your creativity. one user may view a site one way, while another user may view it completely differently. this sometimes causes you to dumb down a design or layout. yet, having a specific space to design within, you know that no matter what you design, it will always look how it was designed to look.
this form of curated computing could ultimately end up creating a more user-friendly web-browsing experience, for both the designer and the user.


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If you fancy a shopping trip during your holiday, there are also plenty of opportunities for that. Head for Señores or La Moda, with their large and varied range of fashions and accessories – in all price categories.
The womenswear department includes the following Danish and foreign brands: Vila, Pulz, Culture, Desigual, Converse and Dyrberg/Kern. The childrenswear department offers clothes for all ages, from infants through toddlers to older kids, featuring brands such as Me Too, Next Level, Hound, Koin and Melton.
Regardless of whether you want a nice shirt for your evening meal, a whole new wardrobe or a pair of shorts to replace the ones you left at home, the Señores shop is for you. Here, we have assembled a broad, varied selection of fashions for men and boys in various price categories, so there is something for everyone – and all needs.
You'll find brands like Selected Homme, Solid, Desigual and Junk de Luxe. There is also a huge selection of shoes and trainers from Selected Homme, Converse, Hummel and Puma.
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Flogr – A Flickr powered photoblog
Flogr shows your pictures from flickr in a customizable photo portfolio interface which includes a main photo page with EXIF details, geo data, and flickr user comments, a customizable thumbnails page of your recent work, a slideshow component to browse through thumbnails, a tag cloud page, and an about page that shows your flickr user profile. With flogr you can control which photos are shown by specifying the flickr tag(s) to include so you can show only your best photographs if you choose.
Flogr is powered by PHP, MySQL (optional), and Flickr. It is an easy to setup and easy to customize alternative for folks that currently hack their own photoblog using MT or WordPress, or those trying to make Gallery or Pixelpost work with Flickr. If you use Flickr and want to have your own photoblog, but don't want to hack blog software or upload the same pictures multiple times (to flickr and pixelpost for example) then Flogr may be what you're after.
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Nelson Mandela and the African National Congress party were on the US terrorist watch list until 2008
Nelson Mandela and the African National Congress party were on the US terrorist watch list until 2008
Nelson Mandela and the African National Congress party were on the US terrorist watch list until 2008
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President Obama waived a provision of federal law designed to prevent the supply of arms to terrorist groups to clear the way for the U.S. to provide military assistance to vetted opposition groups fighting Syrian dictator Bashar Assad. Some elements of the Syrian opposition are associated with radical Islamic terrorist groups, including al Qaeda, which was responsible for the Sept. 11 attacks in New York, Washington, D.C., and Shanksville, Pa., in 2001. Assad's regime is backed by Iran and Hezbollah. The president, citing his authority under the Arms Export Control Act, announced today that he would waive the prohibitions in sections 40 and 40A of the AECA related to such a transaction.
Hopefully the FSA will pay it forward and arm us when we're fighting to overthrow our own corrupt regime.
"Common definitions of terrorism refer only to those violent acts which are intended to create fear (terror); are perpetrated for a religious, political, or ideological goal; and deliberately target or disregard the safety of non-combatants (civilians)."
Take a moment today to remember the worst terrorist attack in the history of the United States - the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki by the United States - responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of innocent men, women, and children.
Before you have an emotionally-conditioned response and try to rationalize how the murder of innocents in this case was OK because "the ends justify the means" in your opinion, think about what might have motivated the attacks on 9/11, because I'm sure those individuals were using similar logic.
The murder of innocents is never justified, full stop.
John Kerry
no Kerry, what you are doing is redefining it.
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We're talking about the only country in the world that has used nuclear weapons, on civilians no less, not once, but twice. We're talking about the only country in the world who currently controls remote-controlled drones which can fire missiles where ever the fuck they please. We're talking about a country that could cut its military budget by 85% and STILL have the largest military in the world. I don't think the United States is in any danger of appearing weak.
"The US Navy admits its underwater training and experiments will result in the deaths of hundreds of dolphins and whales over the next five years – but insists that its testing program is essential.
Computer models showed that the Navy will likely kill 186 whales and dolphins off the East Coast and 155 near the coast of Hawaii and Southern California – its main operation areas – between 2014 and 2019.
Results also showed that marine mammals on both coasts would likely suffer more than 13 thousand serious injuries and nearly 4 million minor ones.
Most of these will be the result of underwater explosions, though some injuries will be the result of physical contact with ships, or sonar testing. Larger species are particularly vulnerable to Navy activities."
Nothing is inherently essential, especially the maintenance of an obsolete militarist, nationalist, and imperialist institution like the navy, and even more so when it is predicated upon to the destruction of innocent life.
A guy tried to create an alternate currency in America free of the Fed's monopoly and was charged as a domestic terrorist. Fuck America
No one disagrees that the use of chemical weapons in Syria is despicable, and the results tragic. However, those facts alone do not make going to war either justified or even a good idea. And while the Administration can parse words all day long, launching missiles or dropping bombs constitutes going to war.
There is no clear U.S. interest in what is, in reality, a civil war on the other side of the globe. Likewise, there is nothing to indicate at this time that intervening in that civil war will benefit anyone — either here in America or in Syria.
The consequences of our military actions in Iraq, Libya and Afghanistan should be a lesson to President Obama and others who appear determined to act without any meaningful strategic or national defense justification.
|Gary Johnson
A massive rocket carrying a new U.S. spy satellite lifted off from California's Vandenberg Air Force Base Wednesday.
$1 billion for a high-powered spy satellite, wonderful. Who knows how many billions went into R&D, production, all that was required getting the thing into space, and how many more will go into maintenance and actual use. Meanwhile we have millions unemployed, millions of middle class Americans living paycheck to paycheck, a sham of a public education system, millions lacking access to affordable healthcare, a War on Drugs, and on top of it all, the government is trying its hardest to start WW3. I think the next country to be targeted for regime change should be the USA.


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The baritone pop idol on singing 'big,' staying goofy and brain farts
By Melinda Newman
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Josh Groban
On Josh Groban's last album, the Rick Rubin-produced "Illuminations," the singer reined in his famous baritone to focus on the songs' intimacy. For its successor, "All That Echoes," he yearned to return to the "sweet spot" in his singing voice. "While I don't regret anything from that process and would make an album like that again in a heartbeat, I think my voice is naturally kind of big," he says. "It was nice to not be shy about that on this record."
His voice isn't the only thing that's big: Groban is one of the top-selling artists of the last decade, having sold more than 25 million albums worldwide.
On "All That Echoes," Groban blends his own compositions with songs written by some of popular music's top songwriters, including Jimmy Webb, Glen Hansard and Stevie Wonder. He talked to MSN Music about the rock approach he took to record "Echoes," the other celebrity he's often confused with, and what fan request instantly triggers "a brain fart."
MSN Music: Rob Cavallo, who's best known for working with acts like Green Day and My Chemical Romance, primarily produced "All That Echoes" and brought in rock musicians such as Paul McCartney's drummer Abe Laboriel Jr. and Jane's Addiction bassist Chris Chaney to play on the album, alongside orchestral players. How did you respond to that energy?
Josh Groban: That kind of synergy that we all had together is basically the main ingredient for everything that happened on this record. That's why we named the album what we did. It really was amazing for me from a music perspective to see the orchestral musicians that we had there every day on harp, violin and cello on one side of the studio and then on the other side, you had guys like Matt (Chamberlain) and Abe and Chris Chaney. They balanced each other out in such an amazing way.
You then put the mic in front of me while that's going on and you can't help but be inspired by that communication. You can't help but feel you're a part of something that's a moment, not just a performance.
Many of the takes on the record came from the first couple of takes. We were still figuring it out and there's an energy and an urgency when you're all looking at each other and going, "What are we going to play next?" It was the most fun I've ever had in the studio because of that.
On "All That Echoes, your songs sit alongside songs by some of the best songwriters of the last 100 years. How intimidating was that?
Honestly, the most stressful time I have in the studio is when I'm paying homage to a song or a writer that I've idolized. You want to do your version as best you can that brings your world to it, but at the same time is just paying tribute to what a gorgeous song it is. (When) I know that I'm writing music to put on the same piece of work as those songs, I'm not writing to say that this is supposed to stand up to those songs or to compete with those songs. It's all one package. I don't think of it as my songs going toe-to-toe with some of the greatest songs ever written. I think of it as "These are songs that I am honored to sing and here are some songs that come from me, and if they all seem to fit well on an album, well, great."
You're singing in Italian, Spanish and English here. You sang in Portuguese on the last album. You're just showing off, aren't you?
[laughs] I sang in Japanese this year too for a special thing in Japan. But no, honestly, it's not about showing off. I, ever since I was little, loved listening to songs in other languages. I loved the musicality of the sound of the words. As I grew older and I started being put in a world with David Foster and the idea that I can sing to an American audience and beyond and not be afraid to keep these languages, it was actually a freeing thing because these songs get completely lost in translation when you translate them back into English.
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Are you aware that your hair has its own Twitter account
I've become aware and I have no clue who it is who has made that Twitter account, but I can't help but laugh.
Speaking of, you're 31 now and after appearing fairly serious at first, you've developed this ability to be endearingly goofy, whether it's setting Kanye West's tweets to music or your funny interview with Kid President. When did you develop that?
It's always been in me. I think it's just a matter of when you're young and terrified in the business, you're very careful. As you start to feel like you're taking ownership of your own image, you start to realize the more that you are yourself, the more people to respond to it.
You're playing your new song "Happy In My Heartache" on the Valentine's Day episode of "CSI: NY" Is it harder to play yourself or to play a character like you did in "Crazy, Stupid, Love" or "The Office?"
I'm just happy I get to play somebody who's alive on "CSI." That's really exciting to me, to not be a corpse. I'm just singing the song so there's not much acting involved. But I do love acting. I've always loved falling into a role, shedding your skin a little bit, and diving into that. I'd love to do more character comedy roles in the future.
You were in the running to be Kelly Ripa's co-host. Is your own talk show something you'd like to have?
I enjoy doing that a lot. I loved the humor that Kelly and I were able to have. Certainly it was the earliest I'd ever been up in the morning. I always knew that at some point I would say goodbye to them and go back to making an album. I couldn't have taken that as a day job even if I wanted to. If you navigate it intelligently, you can be a music artist, you can tour, you can do a talk show, movies. You can really be the whole package if you do it correctly and you're honest to who you are, so that's the goal.
What's the scariest thing one of your die-hard fans, known as Grobanites, has ever given you or asked you to sign?
[laughs] Hmm, due to restraining orders, I'm not legally allowed to talk about it. The true answer to that when they ask me to sign their skin so that they can get the signature tattooed. That is the scariest thing I could possibly do because I have the handwriting of either a four-year old or a doctor. I can't like, for the life of me, if I'm thinking about "J-O-S," I brain fart and I think, "God they've given me a Sharpie, I have to make this perfect." It's terrifying because you say to yourself, "God, my signature is now part of this woman's life, I have to stay famous. Now, I can't retire even if I want to because her tattoo won't mean anything." It's a whole lot of pressure. It's very flattering and very frightening at the same time.
You told Graham Norton you'd been confused for James Blunt. Is there anyone else that you frequently get mistaken for?
People get my name confused with Josh Brolin all the time. They'll be like "Josh Groban's hosting 'SNL?' Finally." and I'll be like "No guys. Sorry, it's Josh Brolin." As far as looks, there was a guy, Ethan, from "Survivor." I've gotten confused for reality show people who have their 15-minute burst of fame. Strangely, they thought I looked like one of the "Bachelors." I haven't been to the gym in four months, I have no idea why you think I'm "The Bachelor." I think I've got kind of a unique look. My hair has a Twitter, for crying out loud.
Melinda Newman is the former West Coast bureau chief for Billboard magazine. She has covered music and entertainment for the Los Angeles Times, The Washington Post, The Associated Press, MSN, AOL Music, Hitfix.com, Variety, People Country and other outlets. Recent interviews include Taylor Swift, Susan Sarandon, Pink, Jeff Bridges, Brad Paisley, Foo Fighters, Katy Perry and Carly Simon.
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Song: New Thing
Artist: Rye Rye
Apparently this track was released like 5 months ago and I had no idea of it's existence until today. How the hell did this ghost past my radar?? I have much love for Rye Rye. Much much love.
She's so cuuuute. .////.
:( she's mad at me still lol


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"The Rohingya," you will ask. "Who are they?"
The Rohingya, whom the BBC calls "one of the world's most persecuted minority groups", are the little-publicised and largely forgotten Muslim people of the coastal Rakhine state of western Myanmar. Their historic lineage in Rakhine dates back centuries, as fishermen and farmers. Over the past three decades, the Rohingya have been systematically driven out of their homeland by Myanmar's military junta and subjected to widespread violence and the total negation of their rights and citizenship within Myanmar. They are a stateless Muslim minority."
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This is one of my favorites but,in the summer, I put it on the rotisserie on the grill. Perfect ever time and a real crowd pleaser.
Lemon-Rosemary Chicken
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We've made this recipe a few times and my husband and I both LOVE it! It's so easy. After carving the chicken I squeeze the lemon juice over the meat and it's very moist and yummy. It's now one of my staple recipes.
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The holidays are fast approaching, and for the first time in a long time, I'm not really sure what I want. I pretty much have everything that I need, so everything else is sort of excessive. Being faced with the fun task to compose a holiday wishlist, I decided to get all fance-pants and pick things that nobody actually needs, but some of us (me, specifically) would totally love finding under the pink ornament decorated tree during their last Christmas before heading into the wonderful world of student debt.
Here you'll find some lovely little things that have recently struck my fancy, and might inspire you to treat yourself. Because we've all wrapped gifts topped with a tag that says, "TO: Me, FROM: Me," right? No? Just me?
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Maurice Roucel's Musc Ravageur by Frederic Malle Perfumes ($100-$225, shop.fredericmalle.com)
This perfume is expensive, I get that. That's why it's a wishlist item. But the reason I picked it is because it smells amazing. Combining a mix of my favourite notes like bergamot, musk and amber, it's a heady blend completely lacking in cloyingly feminine florals. It's made to mix with the natural smell of your skin and just make you smell all-over incredibly sexy.
Agent Provocateur Seam & Heel Stockings ($50, agentprovocateur.com)
There's nothing more classically sexy to me than vintage-styled lingerie, and Agent Provocateur always does it right. Seamed stockings and a garter belt, despite being sometimes difficult to put on, offer instant confidence and make your legs look incredible. This sheer pair might end up getting torn on the first wear but hey, they look awesome.
Stella McCartney Knickers Of The Week Pack ($195, net-a-porter.com)
Who wouldn't want a perfectly organized box of adorable, floral-embroidered, lace-trimmed, days-of-the-week "knickers"? They're a grown-up version of a semi-childlike concept, which clearly speaks to me, someone teetering between adulthood and wanting to be a toddler again. A toddler with fancy underpants.
Guerlain Liquid Eyeliner in Noir Ebene ($35, nordstrom.com)
I love beauty products that are designed to be kept out on the bathroom sink or vanity, and this liquid liner falls into that category. Designed to look like a calligrapher's pen in a pot of ink, it looks super old-Hollywood-esque and will create a perfectly precise cat-eye. I'm also a bit of a magpie, so the shiny gold of the wand makes me covet it like Gollum craving the ring.
Bare Escentuals bareMinerals The Golden Touch brush set ($28, sephora.com)
Oh look, another shiny thing! I can't be crazy in my thinking that gold makes anything look glamorous. This brush set comes in a little metallic pouch and includes mini brushes for eye-lining, shadow, blush, and powder or bronzer. Perfect for throwing in your bag for an extra-fancy touch-up.
Fiorelli Roka Leather Zip-Around Long Bow Wallet ($63, asos.com)
I need a new wallet. The cute little coin purse-styled one I got from H&M many years ago is starting to show sings of wear and tear, so I've decided it's time to move on. This textured leather and gold(!) bow-detailed one from Fiorelli is cute, classic, and will carry my change, subway tokens, old movie ticket stubs, fortune cookie fortunes and other pack-rat nonsense.
Dior DiorShow Mascara Set ($28, sephora.com)
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Tarte's The Starlet Limited Edition Make-Up Vanity ($52, sephora.com)
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Sweet Thai Crispy Beef and Coconut Rice
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Deep-fry the shallots and garlic in not-too-hot oil until golden, draining on absorbent paper. Place all of the ingredients into a bowl, mix together and infuse in the fridge for 2 hours. Drain the liquor and reserve. In a smoking-hot wok, fry the beef quickly in small batches, keeping it raw in the middle. Put back into the liquor. [b]Rice:[/b] Place the washed rice into a thick-bottomed saucepan or rice cooker. Mix the coconut cream and water together and add to the rice. Stir to the boil, and turn the heat down to the lowest possible heat and cover the saucepan with a lid. Simmer the rice for 15 minutes, then remove from the heat, leaving the lid on, and rest for another 15 minutes. Remove the lid, fluff up the rice and stir in the lime juice. [b]To Serve[/b] Place a mound of warm coconut rice in the centre of the plate (we use a cookie cutter and press the rice into this). Spoon the beef around and top with a favourite relish such as mango or cucumber and serve. For an extra touch, scatter over crushed peanuts or cashews, some coconut cream and crispy shallots.