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A new claimant for the title of "most powerful electric motorcycle in the world" was presented to admirers at the Paris Motor Show on Monday. The Voxan Wattman electric motorcycle, with 150 kW (200 hp) of power at full tilt, can pull the 350 kg (770 lb) bike from 0 to 160 km/h (0-100 mph) in 5.9 seconds, and has a top speed of 170 km/h (106 mph). With styling based on a scorpion's exoskeleton, this dramatic new entry is searching for its place in the sun. Read More
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Doomsday has passed without a gasp, so it looks like humanity still has a future. If the concept cars we saw during the past year are any indication, that future looks very bright. As we prepare to roll the calendars over to 2013, it's time to celebrate the finest concepts that 2012 bestowed upon the world. From voluptuous supercars, to green fuel misers, to the downright abstract and outlandish, it was a big year for concepts and design studies. Read More
Mercedes-Benz and AMG have been teasing us with the prospect of an all-electric supercar since the SLS AMG E-Cell concept broke cover in 2010. Now at the Paris Motor Show, Mercedes has presented the public with an all-electric SLS that's set to become the fastest production electric supercar in the world when it hits the road next year. Read More
Handsome Porsche Panamera Sport Tourismo concept unveiled
For a time it seemed as though Porsche could only design 911's. The range-expanding For a time it seemed as though Porsche could only design 911's. The range-expanding Boxster, Cayenne and particularly Panamera models were great cars of course, but good-looking? Absolutely not. They resembled squished and stretched distortions of the somewhat limited 911 design vocabulary. No longer. Both the Cayenne and the Boxster have emerged from a series of updates as coherent designs with their own individual style and if the concept car just revealed at the Paris Motor Show is anything to go by, it is time for the seriously ugly Panamera to mutate into the handsome Grand Tourer it should always have been. Read More
Mitsubishi to produce plug-in hybrid New Outlander
When it comes to hybrid cars, there seem to be two types – cars that were designed from the start to be hybrids, and cars that started out as internal combustion-only models, but that gained a hybrid option along the way. Mitsubishi Motors, however, is now claiming that its soon-to-be-released New Outlander SUV will be the first mainstream car from a major manufacturer envisaged from the outset with built-in provisions for either combustion or plug-in hybrid power trains. Read More
50th birthday of one of the iconic automobiles
It's the third best-selling car in history, behind only the Volkswagen Beetle and Model T Ford, selling more than eight million units in over 100 countries. It was manufactured or assembled in 28 different countries over a third of a century before finally ceasing production in 1994. In Spain, it was nicknamed "Cuatro Latas", in the former Yugoslavia it was called "Katcra", in Tunisia it was referred to as the "Monastir", in Zimbabwe it was known as the Noddy Car, in Argentina it earned the nickname "El Correcaminos", in Finland the "Tiparellu" and in Italy, the "Frog". Got it yet? Happy birthday to the ... Read More
Mini MINI – the Scooter E concept
How do you get more mini than a MINI? Try the MINI Scooter E, a new concept to be shown at the Paris Motor Show which takes the design language of MINI's current line-up and adds a healthy dose of retro styling to create an all-electric two wheeler – a first for the brand. The Scooter E uses an in-hub motor at the rear wheel powered by a lithium-ion battery which is recharged via a conventional socket using an on-board cable. Conventional keys are discarded in favor of a smartphone, which also becomes the display panel when slotted into the integrated dock. Read More
Saab goes all-electric with ePower station wagon
Following its purchase from General Motors by Dutch hand-built automobile manufacturer Spyker earlier this year, Saab is working on its first all-electric vehicle . Taking its body from a conventional 9-3 SportCombi station wagon, the Saab 9-3 ePower has a 135kW electric motor, a projected range of 124 miles and makes zero to 100 km/h (62 mph) in 8.5 seconds on the way to a top speed of 150 km/h (93 mph). The wraps come off the prototype at the 2010 Paris Motor Show ahead of fleet trials in Sweden next year. Read More
Honda Jazz Hybrid to debut at Paris Motor Show
Honda is set to unveil a hybrid version of its Jazz supermini at the Paris Motor Show next month. Destined for market in 2011, the Hybrid Jazz will use Honda's IMA (Integrated Motor Assist) parallel hybrid system, placing an electric motor in between a CVT gearbox and the same 1.3-litre i-VTEC engine found in the Hybrid Insight. Read More
Flying-cam goes electric
We write a lot about Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) in military use but, as is so often the case with technology developed for the military, this kind of equipment is increasingly finding its way into civilian applications. The latest example to catch our eye is the Flying-Cam III E Special Aerial Response Autonomous Helicopter (SARAH) – a fully electric quasi-UAV camera platform for getting those majestic soaring shots for film and television shoots. Read More
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Four games worth monitoring heading into another big weekend of action. Joe Fortenbaugh
We can complain about the replacement officials all we want, but the bottom line is that these guys may be creating a great opportunity for bettors. Through two weeks, home teams are 19-12-1 ATS (.613), while home dogs are 8-3 ATS (.727). You might want to keep those two records in mind heading into Week 3.
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When: Sunday, 1:00pm ET
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Current: Dallas -7.5
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Analysis: "The Buccaneers are a team without much of an identity who looked good against Carolina but sloppy against the Giants in the second half. Dallas -7 wasn't a bad number, but once you cross over that key number of 7, it's tough to feel comfortable laying the points with the Cowboys. If Tampa Bay were a bottom-10 team and Dallas were a top-10 team, that would be one thing. But that's not the case here."
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Open: Philadelphia -4
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Current betting trends: 60% of the bets placed currently coming in on Arizona.
ICONDespite a 2-0 record, Michael Vick and the Eagles are 0-2 against the spread.
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When: Monday, 8:35pm ET
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Analysis: "Seattle ranks No. 1 in the NFL in terms of home field advantage and when you factor in how the replacement officials have been biased towards the home team through two weeks, you have to figure that home field in this situation is worth more than three points. When you throw in the other obstacles Green Bay is facing in this game—travel, Monday night game, crowd noise—I can see this being a closely contested matchup. I like the under in this game (47) and see the Packers pulling out a 3-point victory."
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Once again August 28th has been declared Read Comics in Public Day and once again I am going to run an concurrent event via a Tumblr blog. I started this event two years ago with the idea of "what if we could show the world the diversity and a snapshot of the breadth of female comic readers. How would that look?" As it turns out pretty amazing. I honestly didn't know if I would get one photo and I got many wonderful pictures from around the world.
I did it again last year and despite most of the Eastern part of the country being lashed by a huge hurricane I still got lots of pictures.
And this year I'm doing it again. But there are some differences. This year the day is in the middle of the week so I'm expanding the event to include the two days after. But if you can take your photo on the 28th, do it! Read on the bus, in the park, in your office, anywhere that isn't your home. And if you don't identify as a woman send in pictures of your girl friends, sisters, daughters, moms!
I don't care what comic you read but if you are so inclined to read a superhero comic from Marvel or DC, that would be great. And if you want to post a sticky telling how much you spend on comics per month, all the better.
This year's header for the event was designed by two of the youngest comics fans I know the wonderful Cate and Grace of "5 Minute Marvels". I think it's terrific!
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Sleeping lessons recently announced that they are putting the final touches on the songwriting for their new E.P. and that it should be ready for release early next year.
As a celebration of this exciting news Scatter felt it was fit to revisit their debut release 'Cellar Door'.
'Cellar Door' is a storming emotional hardcore record. Heavily influenced by acts such as Pianos Become the Teeth and Touche Amore, the band utilise melodic guitar lines distorting when necessary but brilliantly resting on clean tones throughout the record to contrast the harsh vocals. 'Winter Mourning' features prominent use of quiet/loud instrumentation in the vein of La Disputes work, this emphasises the anger and pain in the vocals.
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'Cellar Door' was a exciting debut from the Cheltenham band and a good indicator that future releases will be ones to keep an eye on.
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Hello there. We're SLEEPING LESSONS. Maybe you remember us as doing that EP that you, 'kind of liked', or maybe you saw us on tour last April with Life & Limb? Well, we just want to clear some things up for those that still care.
We've had super shit luck with our practice studio and our daily lives, which means we haven't properly practised together in a few months, but that's soon to change. As of this week, we're getting together and finally putting finishing the songwriting part of our second EP, which you should be able to hear early 2014. We really regret how long it's taken, as we know that we should have had this done 6 months ago, but such is life.
We hope you'll continue to support us and our music. We still have a few pieces of merch left over at http://www.merch.sleepinglessons.co.uk if you'd like to pick something up.
All the best,
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Patti Smith : : Redondo Beach
Currently revisiting Horses as I've been enthralled with Patti Smith's memoir Just Kids. This song always reminds me of The Mountain Goat's "No Children" in the way that the music itself is deceiving to the actual lyrical contents of the song. I love how easy it is to get lost in the sound to only later realize how dark a song actually is.


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Cornelius Washington #83 of the South squad pressures Zac Dysert #7 of the North squad during the Senior Bowl at Ladd Peebles Stadium on January 26, 2013 in Mobile, Alabama. The South squad won the game 21-16. (Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images)
The Chicago Bears slected defensive end Cornelius Washington from Georgia as their sixth round draft pick Saturday.
Washington was named to the 2012 Butkus Award preseason watch list prior to the season, despite lacking much starting experience.
At 6-foot-4 inches tall, he shows exceptional length, which he harnesses against blockers, but his height also hinders his agility, causing him to switch directions slowly.
Washington shows potential for the team with his strength and versatility, but will need to work on his consistency if he's going to really bolster the team's defense.


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Blackberry Farm
Near Lewes
East Sussex
Tel: 01825 872912
|Pony Riding
We now have seven ponies at Blackberry Farm.
Pedro is our Gypsy Vanner and Theo our New Forest Pony. They stand at 13.2hands and are more suitable for our older riders. Bonnie is 11.2hands and is ideal for younger children.
All of our ponies are extremely friendly and love being ridden by our visitors.
Pony Rides
Pony rides are bookable at time of admission and cost £2.50.*
Please note children must be 4 years or older to have a pony ride.
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September 4, 2014
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An adventurous day trip in the country :)
Hi I'm Alice and I'm a real adventurer :)
Hi Alice,
Welcome to Trailblazer!
We are running some great trips over the next few weeks. With more than forty locations for our day hike trails, we take our members to more beautiful places in the South East of England than anyone else. Keep in touch with the site at http://www.meetup.com/Trailblazer/ to see what's coming up. Looking forward to meeting you!
Tania and Kieran
Hi and welcome to our very active hiking group Outdooraholics.
We organise a variety of day trips and weekends away all over the UK and look forward to hopefully meeting you on an event soon.
Please also check out our sister site for the same great trips in smaller group sizes:
I look forward to hopefully meeting you at an event soon!
Best Regards,
Hi Alice,
Thanks for joining the Outdoor Adventure Club. It is a pity we have not seen you at an event yet.
If you enjoy the outdoors you will also like our other outdoor activity Meetup groups:
BACKABUSH XPLORERS - Hiking & Outdoor Adventure Meetup Group http://www.meetup.com/Backabush/
BACKABUSH 'DELUXE' http://www.meetup.com/BACKABUSH-DELUX...
There are lots of great activities and we always get a really fun bunch of people coming.
Positive vibes!
Welcome to Curious Kat's Adventure Club! We have a range of interesting and unique activities planned for you. If you are an outdoorsy person, check out our next hike. If you are up for an adrenaline rush, Epping Forest after dark or Xtreme sports day might be a better choice. There are also few places left on our adventure packed trips to Poland and France as well as the tomato fight in Spain. If you would rather a treat, join our cheese and wine evenings. See you soon! Www.Adventureclub.Biz
Hi Alice,
Would like to introduce you to a new meetup group. One that may or may not be the kind you want to join. But the only way you'll know will be by reading more about it.
I have already organised a few meetups on it. Most are free. Have a look and make a choice.
Hi Alice,
A very warm welcome to thinkingbob! We're looking forward to meeting you at an event soon and getting to know you. Upcoming we have our event Is Debate Dead http://www.meetup.com/thinking-bob/ev... it will be a great opportunity to come and meet us and our other members. We hope you find something you like the look of and if you have any questions don't hesitate to get in touch. Hopefully see you soon!
You can also keep up to date on www.facebook.co m/thinkingbob
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Dinners and Socials
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Gameshow Quiz - Prizes to be won!
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Live life to the full!
We hope to see you soon!
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Thanks for joining 'Ken's Events' and let me extend a warm welcome to you. You have just taken a major step towards extending your social circle! Next step is to plunge yourself into this exciting group by attending your first event, at which I will introduce you to the other members. You will find everyone very friendly here at ....
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Off-Ramp Extra
June Foray, 95, makes animation fans hear voices
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June Foray and comic strip letterer Shel Foray at Chuck Jones studio in Los Angeles, 1978.
June Foray turned 95 yesterday. I forgot her birthday, but Charles Solomon, animation expert, did not.
You can meet June Foray in person, and wish her a happy birthday, AND get in cheaper if you bring her some flowers! There's a public party for her at
The Coffee Gallery in Altadena on Thursday, September 27.
Will Ryan and the Cactus County Cowboys will be there, too! (Check the link below to hear their exclusive Off-Ramp performance of "Rhythm Rides the Range.")


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For his pouting and diva-like, meme-spawning attitude, Jay Cutler has earned a significant amount of notoriety around the NFL. And not just on the field. In a new survey released by Forbes, the Bears quarterback was named the most disliked NFL player -- and fourth-most disliked athlete in America. The tabulation was based on Nielsen Sports and market research firm E-Poll. Despite the dubious honor, Cutler shouldn't fret. He wasn't the only signal-caller to land on the list: Michael Vick (7th) and Tony Romo (10th) also made it. Forbes' full top 10: 1) Lance Armstrong 2) Manti Te'o 3) Tiger Woods 4) Cutler 5) Metta World Peace 6) Alex Rodriguez 7) Vick 8) Kurt Busch 9) Kobe Bryant 10) Romo
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Islamic State has offered to trade hostages for imprisoned 'superstar'
Carol Williams For months, Islamic State militants have engaged in a high-stakes game of deadly extortion, threatening to behead American captives they are holding in the Middle East unless their demands are met,...
FBI will struggle to charge Ferguson policeman who shot unarmed teenager Michael Brown
Julia Edwards and David Ingram US government prosecutors investigating the fatal police shooting of unarmed black teenager Michael Brown face an uphill battle to deliver the swift or sweeping results demanded by civil rights...
FBI is said to gather data on foreign governments with hackers' help
Mark Mazzetti An informant working for the FBI coordinated a 2012 campaign of hundreds of cyberattacks on foreign websites, including some operated by the governments of Iran, Syria, Brazil and Pakistan, according...
Assange targeted by FBI probe, US court documents reveal
Philip Dorling WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange remains the subject of an active criminal investigation by theUS Justice Department and Federal Bureau of Investigation, newly published court documents reveal.
Ex-FBI agent who protected mobster may walk free
Jay Weaver Disgraced ex-FBI agent John Connolly, convicted and jailed for a decades-old Miami murder tied to notorious Boston mobster James "Whitey" Bulger, has a sudden and shocking shot at freedom.
FBI manhunt for 'armed and dangerous' PR agent
Joseph Serna A nationwide FBI manhunt for a San Francisco man suspected of possessing explosives shocked some in the Bay Area public-relations industry where he is well known.
FBI agent cleared in shooting tied to Boston bombings probe
Barbara Liston An FBI agent who fired six to eight gunshots and killed a man being questioned last year about his connection to a suspect in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings has been cleared of any wrongdoing,...
FBI approached Boston bombing suspect, says brother's defence
The defence for accused Boston marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev say the FBI approached his brother and fellow suspect Tamerlan about becoming an informant on the Chechen and Muslim community.
FBI releases chilling video of Navy Yard shooter
The gunman who slaughtered 12 people last week in Washington is seen darting through a Navy building like a special forces operator in a chilling video released by the FBI on Wednesday.
Silk Road black market online drugs site seized, FBI arrests owner 'Dread Pirate Roberts'
United States federal authorities have charged a man with running Silk Road, a popular online black market for drugs.
Insane Clown Posse files lawsuit against FBI after fans classified a 'gang'
The Insane Clown Posse hip-hop duo has filed a lawsuit against the FBI after the agency classified their followers as a gang.
Winter Olympics: FBI sending security help to Sochi
FBI director James Comey said on Thursday that the bureau would dispatch several dozen agents to Russia to help tighten security at the Winter Olympics.
Missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370: Malaysian police call FBI for help
Lindsay Murdoch FBI forensic experts have been brought in to help Malaysian police analyse deleted data on the flight simulator belonging to the pilot of Malaysia Airlines flight 370, amid mounting frustration over...
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FBI chief James Comey inherits extremists and budget cuts
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The kitchen is the heart of the home. This is as true today as it was 100 years ago. Back then, the kitchen was a separate little building that usually was built before the main house. It was connected by a small porch or walkway that we called the dogtrot. I guess we called it that because that is where the old hound dog trotted between the house and the kitchen, waiting for us to throw him a cold biscuit.
Last week, hundreds of local residents and young people took the pledge to recycle. Nov. 15 was the annual America Recycles Day and we planned a number of community activities and school events to encourage more people to begin recycling or to expand their recycling efforts.
Ann Parker and James Blank pose with a copy of the Coastal Courier on May 17 outside the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Fla. One week earlier, Parker had donated a kidney to Blank. They are good friends, and both attend Bethesda Church in Hinesville. Parker's donation marked the 1,000th kidney donation at the Jacksonville Mayo Clinic. She celebrated and enjoyed cake with the clinic staff. After some ups and downs with post-transplant procedures, Blank now is doing well. Parker said the transplant also marked the third time someone from Bethesda Church has donated a kidney to another.
Thanksgiving holds different meanings to different people. Some feel it is a day for being generous or giving thanks through unselfish deeds. Others feel it is a time to sit around with family sharing stories of the year. Still many others simply look forward to the day for football. No matter how you view Thanksgiving, one thing is sure: Filling up on turkey is an integral part of the holiday.
Riceboro native Dawn Baker, a local television anchor and reporter, can add another achievement to her resume: She's now an author. Baker's recently released book, "Dawn's Daughter: Everything A Woman Needs To Know," a 142-page, soft-cover publication, is now on local shelves.
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Their claim to the land predates the American Revolution, and yet their parents and grandparents gave up their plots - some willingly, some not so willingly - for the sake of the nation when then-Camp Stewart was established in 1940, just in time to help prepare the Army for World War II.
The Rotary Club of Richmond Hill honored Veterans Day at its weekly meeting Thursday in the Richmond Hill City Center by hosting guest speaker and veteran Keith Stansell.
Georgia is a beautiful state with lots of history, much of which was preserved for us by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources through its 60-plus state parks and historic sites. Fort King George Historic Site in Darien was established by the British in 1621, a dozen years before Gen. James Oglethorpe founded Great Britain's 13th colony in the New World.
With just days remaining in the 2011-12 "Live United" fundraising campaign, the United Way has raised $177,700 of this year's goal of $181,000. The campaign ends Friday.
Community volunteers distributed 20,000 pounds of food Tuesday to Liberty County families in need at Hinesville's Shuman Center.
A record-breaking crowd inundated Riceboro on Saturday to celebrate the city's fifth annual Ricefest.
Tiffany Hopkins, 22, of Ludowici will compete for the title of Miss Georgia USA on Nov. 17-19 at the Woodland Performing Arts Theatre in Cartersville.
The Hinesville Rotary Club on Tuesday honored Joel Galarza as the soldier of the week.
The 2012 Relay for Life team captains recently had their first meeting at Button Gwinnett Elementary School, where event Chairwoman Tory Baker works. Other captains' meetings are scheduled for Jan. 10, Feb. 6, March 5 and April 10 at 5:30 p.m. at Button Gwinnett. The community kickoff will be Jan. 7, and a survivors' brunch is planned for April 14. This year's relay will be April 20-21 at the recreation center football field on Highway 84.
SAVANNAH - Georgia Southern University and Senior Citizens Inc., a nonprofit dedicated to helping people age comfortably, have partnered to co-host the annual Elder Abuse Conference on Oct. 3 at the Coastal Georgia Center in downtown Savannah.
Fred Mingledorff of Hinesville was among veterans taken on an Honor Flight tour recently in Washington, D.C.
Bend-the-Bar: Registration is under way for the Stewart/Hunter "Bend-the-Bar" Powerlifting and Bench Press Challenge Saturday at 4thIBCT Fitness Center.
Five generations in the family of Mary H. Clark of Fleming recently gathered. From left, Clark; great-grandson Robert Sauls, holding great-great-grandson Matty; granddaughter Suzann Sauls; and son Ronnie Clark.
ATLANTA - Once again, over the Labor Day weekend, thousands converged on Atlanta to take part in Dragon Con, the nation's largest multi-genre event.
Allergy sufferers in the Southeast could be in for a groggy fall, as warm and wet months ahead will promote mold spore growth and prolong ragweed season, AccuWeather reports.
"The Identical" is the type of movie that would be great on the Hallmark Channel or even TBN, for that matter. It's a movie that deals with a lot of elements that are both familiar and fundamental to movies of this kind: It features Scripture, Southern nostalgia and, of course, the birth of rock 'n' roll.


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Apple Alters iBooks Agreements
February 6, 2012 by UPI - United Press International, Inc.
CUPERTINO, Calif., Feb. 4 (UPI) — U.S. technology giant Apple said the content created with iBooks Author software belongs to the author, not to the company.
The original agreement had provoked some concern that Apple appeared to be saying in its iBooks End-User License Agreement that the content written with the easy-to-publish program was owned by Apple, the Los Angeles Times reported Saturday.
This would be the equivalent of a typewriter company owning the contents of a novel.
PC Magazine columnist Sascha Segan wrote that the original agreement "affects every single person who wants to use Apple's new tool to get their word out. Like iBooks Author? Apple new owns you."
But Apple altered the license agreement to clarify the matter, saying the content belongs to the author, but if the content were distributed with Apple's help, "you will be required to enter into a separate written agreement with Apple … before any commercial distribution of your work may take place."
Apple also said it would determine with "sole discretion" whether it would distribute the content in question.


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In an effort to engage Humboldt County in a conversation about these questions, Food for People, in partnership with the California Center for Rural Policy, invites the community to attend a free screening of the film "A Place at the Table" on Thursday at Calvary Lutheran Church, 716 South Ave.
Doors open at 4:30 p.m. for a light meal and the film will begin at 5:30 p.m.
The screening will be followed by a panel discussion of food insecurity and hunger in Humboldt County and what community members can do to help. Panelists will include local activists and community leaders.
This critically acclaimed film, nominated for the Grand Jury Prize at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival, and featuring Oscar award-winning actor and End Hunger Network founder Jeff Bridges, looks at the problem of food insecurity, hunger, obesity and food access in America and the policies that allow the problem to continue.
Highlighting the human stories behind the issues, the film shows how hunger creates serious, long-term economic, social and cultural problems for the nation, and that hunger could be solved.
Interviews with directors Kristi Jacobson and Lori Silverbush have been featured on the Daily Show, Bill Moyers and the Colbert Report and have generated wide-ranging discussions about why hunger and food insecurity, which were almost eradicated in the late 1970s, have since grown to include almost 16 percent of America's total population.
Ultimately, "A Place at the Table" examines the social, economic and cultural implications if hunger indeed could be solved once and for all, if the American public decides -- as they have in the past -- that making healthy food available and affordable is in the best interest of us all.
Sponsorship for these screenings (this is the second of two) has been provided by Wildberries Marketplace, the North Coast Co-op, UC Cooperative Extension, Locally Delicious and Calvary Lutheran Church.
September is Hunger Action Month, when food banks across the country join together to educate their individual communities about hunger and identify ways each individual can help at the local level. Check out "30 Ways in 30 Days" at www.foodforpeople.org for suggestions on taking action against hunger this month.
Food for People is the major hunger relief organization and official food bank for Humboldt County. It provides food assistance to more than 12,000 people each month -- nearly 10 percent of the population. Last year, it distributed 1.8 million pounds of food countywide through 14 programs, which include a network of emergency food pantries across the county, food distribution programs for children and seniors, nutrition education and outreach activities, food drives and gleaning efforts, as well as many partnerships throughout the community.
For more information, contact Heidi McHugh, community education and outreach coordinator at Food for People, at 445-3166, ext. 308, or email@example.com.
More information is also available at www.foodforpeople.org.


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Southern Living JULY 2006
1. Bring 10 qt. water to a boil in a 12-qt. stockpot over medium-high heat; squeeze lemon halves over water, and add squeezed halves to water in stockpot. Add shrimp, and cook 3 minutes or just until shrimp turn pink. Drain and rinse with cold water to stop the cooking process.
2. Peel shrimp; devein, if desired.
3. Layer shrimp, onions, and artichoke hearts in 2 (13- x 9-inch) baking dishes.
4. Stir together olive oil and next 5 ingredients; pour evenly over shrimp mixture. Cover and chill at least 12 hours or up to 48 hours, stirring occasionally. Garnish, if desired, and serve with a slotted spoon.
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Kiwibank again slashes home loan interest rates
Kiwibank has today again reduced home loan interest rates, bringing most fixed rates below 9% per annum. The key three-year rate has been reduced to 8.79% per annum, significantly below competitor banks.
Kiwibank Chief Executive Sam Knowles said today's cuts were delivering on promises to "bring some relief to home owners".
"We have been monitoring the markets very carefully and have seized an opportunity to make immediate cuts. All fixed rates from two to five years are now below 9%. These rates are expected to be keenly sought after by home owners seeking to refix loans that have come due for renewal."
Mr Knowles said the bank had a competitive advantage in being able to use very strong growth in deposits to fund lending.
The Kiwibank bank rates are one year 9.29% (down 0.11%) ; two year 8.99%; three year 8.79% (down 0.26%); four year and five year 8.99% (both down .06%). The two and three year rates are only available for home owners or home purchasers with 20% or more equity in the property.
For further information:
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|Wild Rose Historical Society remembers Anderson
|Tuesday, October 01, 2013 12:49 PM
Gelenda Anderson was born Nov. 17, 1908 in the Town of Mt. Morris. Her parents were William Anderson and his wife, Sarah Jorgenson. Her brothers were Lawrence, Sever, Raymond, Myron, Reuben, and Theodore.
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Ryan appointed head of Gavelhouse UK & Ire
Ryan will operate from offices in Ireland and the UK. The no commission service, low advertising costs and the ability to reach a wide range of potentially new clients makes this a valuable resource for every owner and breeder.
For a limited period Gavelhouse will be offering free listings to all Ireland/UK owners/breeders and trainers, and Tom Ryan can be contacted at email@example.com or on 086-2707576 from Ireland or 07708314573 from the UK.
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|Cat girl Charity - Transitions part 1
|Great imagery and so descriptive, brilliant!
|2012-01-14 16:27:15
|Cat girl Charity - Transitions (part 2)
|Great fun and so stylish!
|2012-01-20 02:58:19
|Who Fucked Angie McGee?
|Very nice writing! For me the title gave it all away though!! A bit shorter would've worked better for me as well I think. Nice story anyway, thank you.
|2012-01-20 16:24:52
|Caught You Looking Chapter 2
|Great writing! Avoided the bro-sis cliche (hence probably the idiot negative lol) and kept the plot going right into the HOT sex. Terrific.
|2012-01-21 16:41:55
|Cat girl Charity - Hidden games
|Beautifully creative story. And with that foreboding at the end, can't wait for the next chapter.


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Coral Reef Tribal
by Beth Thompson
Art Print
Collect your choice of gallery quality Giclée, or fine art prints custom trimmed by hand in a variety of sizes with a white border for framing.
Tribal, aztec style pattern in bright colors that reminded me of the many you see in a coral reef.
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Drop in budget leads to only slight tax hike in Village of Mukwonago
Park and rec, recycling fee changes expected
Village of Mukwonago - While rising costs and decreasing revenues posed a challenge as the village grappled with the 2013 budget, department heads came in with "fair, honest and appropriate budgets" to help balance the 2013 village budget, according to Village Clerk/Treasurer Steve Braatz.
Residents will get a look at the proposed 2013 budget at a public hearing at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 15, at the Village Hall, where the proposed $9 million budget for 2013 will be presented.
The budget, $800,000 less than the 2012 budget of $9.8 million, reflects losing another $60,000 from transportation aid and shared revenue from the state for 2013, on top of the $135,000 lost in 2012.
Residents will see a 1.2-percent increase to the 2012 tax levy, going from nearly $4.8 million in 2011 to almost $4.85 in 2012.
The tax rate has not yet been determined, as the village waits for additional information, Braatz said.
Recycling fee
According to Braatz, one change residents will see in the budget is shifting a portion of the recycling fee from the tax levy to an annual fee for residential collection.
In 2013, it will cost the village $167.40 per year per household to collect garbage and recycling, Braatz explained. Rather than charge the entire amount to residents, the Village Board softened the hit by charging $50 of the $167.40.
By shifting from taxes to a fixed fee for a user-based service, businesses and vacant property won't pay taxes for a service they do not receive as happens when garbage and recycling costs remain part of the tax levy. Additionally, a property owner with a $350,000 house is essentially paying twice as much for refuse collection as an owner with a $175,000 house, even if both produce the same amount of garbage, Braatz said.
Joint park and rec
The 2013 budget also includes the village partnering with the Town of Mukwonago Recreation Department via a three-year contract to determine how the partnership will work and all of the appropriate costs.
As part of that partnership, the town Recreation Department will take over scheduling the numerous baseball teams that use village parks. The village Department of Public Works will take over field preparation. In turn, village residents will be charged "resident" prices for all town rec programs, reducing costs for existing village residents and hopefully allowing new village residents to participate in programs, according to Braatz.
Additionally, town residents will be able to rent village parks at resident rates.
The joint venture is expected to increase revenue for park usage and reduce the effect the increasing use of village parks has on the village clerk's office by allowing Town Park and Rec Director Toby Monogue to manage park and recreation issues. This will also allow the village DPW to manage proper maintenance of village property, including weed spraying, and should allow the town Park and Rec Department and DPW to have access to equipment for park maintenance, which it currently doesn't have, according to Braatz.
Other changes include a proposed increase in funding for economic development, going from $10,000 to $55,000 in 2013 to assist the Highway 83 Stakeholders Advisory Committee to deal with increasing economic development issues.
The village DPW will lease a new street sweeper for five years with money from existing funds, Braatz added.
The 2013 budget will also include a joint purchase with the Town of Mukwonago of a new ladder truck for the Fire Department. The truck would either be leased or purchased, depending on the route the town chooses for acquiring the new truck. The village has funds for its portion of the truck, so there would be no effect on the 2013 tax levy, Braatz said.
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Inadvertent Weather Modification in Urban Areas
- Dutchsense
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In addition to what is mentioned in the video, it is also important to note that INTENTIONAL weather modification is very real as well. I document evidence of this in a couple of my videos: www.youtube.com www.youtube.com I first heard about weather modification from Dutchsinse: www.youtube.com . He has accumulated (with the help of others as well) an excellent collection of proof of weather modification. Here is the link to the page on his site: sincedutch.wordpress.com This is the citation for the research article in this video: Changnon, Stanley A., 1992: Inadvertent Weather Modification in Urban Areas: Lessons for Global Climate Change. Bull. Amer. Meteor. Soc., 73, 619--627 This is a link to the research article host site, which includes a PDF link to the research article in this video: journals.ametsoc.org Thanks for watching and thanks always for your feedback! Think, love and tell the truth. -Freethinkerfreelover
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Thieu4u December 22, 2012 2:13:43 AM CET
You have just proven that the idea of agenda 21 to extend urbanization and to create human free zones would be the worst idea to conquer recent climate changes. The extreme contrast would bring even more turbulence in our weather patterns.
Much better would be to gradually decentralize the human habitats, improve home working as much as possible with the help of the internet highway and to find ways to harmonize the human habitat with nature. This is just a change of planning and no problem. Next thing to do is by learning the young generation to be more aware and to find ways to live together with nature, spreading and reduce our influence on nature. In one generation it would make masse change and it would cost nothing.
Because in reality, we all know that we humans are part of earths nature. We evolved in nature and thanks to nature and now that we have come to the stage where we are now, it is time to realize that if we are caring for our surrounding we not do this for nature outside us but also for ourselves.
So delete agenda 21
Get people with good ideas like this woman and let them make a new agenda. An agenda with respect for nature and humans.


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Hey Pavel! I am very good actually:), thank you! Well, after years of not being into the world of glamour business and suddenly being back now; I needed a few adjustments here and there and getting used to it, but I think I am doing alright and balancing it out. As we all know that I have been in this field for a long time; I practically grew up in front of the media and it has always... well, in a way known to all my ups and downs. But I guess people were really curious about my being away for such a long time which brought lots of questions and speculation on the surface. I am glad to be doing this interview…a medium to let my people know my whereabouts:). Basically. I am doing good.
Hello from LA, guys! Well I am right now writing to you from the US. It's 8:40 in the morning here. As I came up to check my emails from my morning coffee and an avocado. I found these bunch of questions from Pavel. That's where I am at… at my uncle's place in LA. Family visit. There were lots of people back home; again speculating; Oh! She is off again; she might get lost again and she is not coming back; and all that. But I am coming back by the end of this month; safe and sound:). I am not busy with much right now as you know but I am surely contemplating about where I am right now in terms of just a place. This is the first time that I have visited the US... I have been to so many places in my life but never to US; and this is the name of the place I have heard since I was even aware of things; you know what I mean!!!??!! I mean half of my family members are here and I have always gotten presents from here all my life. I always use to wonder how its gonna be like to be here. Now that I am here; guess what? I find it a little weird. I mean; every city has its own personality but I have found LA...rather a little too organized. ahhaha ...yeah overly organized. I was so curious about the fact that people hardly walk here; I mean you hardly see people here. All you see here are cars and lots of cars:))))). I don't know the lives here internally but its just seems so organized and perfect from outside compared to from where I come from you know. I am so used to chaos… organized chaos of our country Nepal. The hustle and bustle of Asan and New road, the traffic with none of the signals working; the puzzled faces of the traffic controllers; the pollution; just about everything is so much in the move; alive I guess. Though I am aware of the depressive side of it like power( electricity) issue, drinking water issue and corruption and all the political issues. "THE DRAMA." Yeap! That's where I am at right now…doing my ongoing internal research but deep inside I hear a voice saying "I love my Nepal... my home; my people". Its where I come from.
To answer the question on how my passion grew, it came much later in my working life, I think. As I became conscious of it more. I started to like what I was doing and I wanted to do it better. There were lots of times I thought I was lost perhaps because of the limited area for self expression, limited people who would understand the term 'creative expression'. But I am thankful to all those who I met; who made me feel at home. Hence, my passion grew and continues further.
News had it that you were doing a movie titled 'Rangeen Manasaya'. What's happening with that?
I am doing "Rangeen Manasaya"; at least I thought I was, till I heard here that they have decided to take someone else for it now. I felt a little sad but now!!! What can I do???. I had my dates for them all through out the month till I came here. I waited for a long time. My visit to the US was previously informed to the producers as well the production unit; months ago before I made this trip actually. I was assured that my part would be over before my travel plans. So, I confirmed my tickets and everything accordingly; and since I had to travel with my grandmother, I could not be flexible with my travel dates; it was not appropriate to make her travel alone who is in her 80s now. So, that's what is going with "Rangeen Mansaya". I would've loved to do the movie. I was so excited for it since it would've been my come back project. They are a whole bunch of aspiring team and creative people. Maybe next time!
I do not know how people perceive it but for me it has been a great journey. Journey to have a better understanding of my own self and still continuing to grow every moment. When I look back at all those years, it seems like a dream at times; and when I am answering this particular question regarding ' looking back', I also feel like I am retired...hahahah, but I am not, guys... the journey has actually just began for me… Journey of LIFE. I feel happy when I am writing this particular sentence. And what have I learned???? I think it's more of tense in present. Let's just say what I am learning. I am learning to be myself and trying to be… more centered; trying to figure out things in my life in general and learning to live... I know that I do sound vague but I just have this to say at the moment:).
Among all the movies you've done, which one is your favorite and why would you say so?
Now, that's a tricky one. I don't really have any favorite movie you know cause when ever I watch my own movie; which is rare; I always find a room for improvement and I don't really like myself much. I am always critical and shy to talk about it. Satisfaction is a little scarce. It's always the others who like them. Also being the fact that movie making is such a team effort. There are so many aspects and hard work that goes into it. From camera work to lights; to makeup to hair; screen play to the art of telling the story and the list goes on and on. So, if only one aspect goes a little wrong the whole project suffers. And keeping in mind that our Nepali Film industry is still in its primitive stage; we actually do a brilliant job at it, having such a limited market and budget:). But having said all that I think 'Triveni' and 'Suva Kamana' are the ones that I think are a little better than my other ones. Being the reason that I related to the characters to some level and Ihad a great time making them souly. Just for the record I want to say that none of my movies had really done well commercially. :)... so there are times I wonder why am I well known or famous for? ?????mmmmmm.... I think I am known for my videos and the way I am personally I mean the way I convey myself (express myself). I don't know but ... Its all good:)
So, I think it's a great opportunity for the movie makers to have this realization that there are audiences who are craving for a different kind of cinema. They are looking for good quality, screenplay. Acting, making; so it's not that we do not have a market; its that we are able to produce what the market is in need. That's something all of have to think and act on I think...otherwise people like "ME"...won't be really happy working in the same structure all the time:) This can be a great time for creative people who are willing to experiment with their artistic expression. And I also think that the process has already started. New Movie makers are in fact immerging slowly and steadily.
Mmmmmmmmmmm...You know movies always represents the people and the society,... so if I really had the power then I would change: a) Social values b) Belief system c) The Government. These changes would surely change the movie we make:))))))
Any special unforgettable moment you have experienced during your numerous shootings?
"Anjuli" was the name of the movie I did ....it been almost 7 or so years now!!! I played a double role in it. Ahhhh!!!!!! the shooting went on for ever:))) and I think that was the only movie in my life where I was asked to memorize pages and pages of dialogues cause the director wanted it to be like that. Anyways; it was in the middle of winter; that would be Poush . We had shooting location in the studio (you know where they build a set inside a huge empty house) and it was all night shoots. So, I was called early evening to be ready with my hair and make-up and of course with my two full pages of dialogues. I did not realize but my costume was a thin linen sari and a half blouse. I was alright when the night started but soon became cold like crazzzzy and on top of that I was sprayed water all over my body to give the effect of sweat...( yeah !! they call it showbizzzzz). Can you imagine the whole night and yeah, not the forget the dialogues; the whole page which had to be done in one shot. We went on and on the whole night and by the end I was given some brandy to drink. Thank god I had some of that liquor to survive. Well there are lots of those moments like that but this one I always remember somehow:).
Simply : Jharana is a very simple girl who you can easily spot next door. Sensitive. But I also think that she has a very complex personality, given a time to understand her.
Yeap! I was engaged last year which I initially intended it to be a very private ceremony but as you know it did not work out so:).
It's going good. He is an amazing person and very dear to me. A lot of people have been asking me lately about the marriage. (I am happy that I am clarifying this in this self interview). I mean its a huge decision to take and when we talk to each other about whether we are ready or not to take the relationship further, there is always a mmmmmm....which comes. We both love each other dearly as beings but to be married?? We are sure we are not quite there yet. So, that's what is going on with the engagement part. But even if we do not get married , we know that we are gonna be good friends with each other and who knows what the future holds!
Oh!!! Tell me about it:) It flies like nothing else that I have ever seen flying AHHhhahahahaha... but yeah !!! Its been , what?? good, 12 years ; my GOD!! that makes me feel old. Some of my friends even tease me about it now. Its been great though. Its been one hell of a ride. Most of the people start their life; think about what career they want to pursue and what kind of status they want to endure in the society and all that; but for me it seems like things were already graphed by someone else. Something which was beyond me perhaps. But it has been amazing and mind boggling. I am grateful for what Ihave experienced.
I think that everyone has a right for their choices and decisions they make; after all we are living in the 21st century and people have their own ideas of what is right and wrong. I believe in doing things that one believes in so, if the protestors believes that they are doing the right thing they should go on with it cause I am sure they have a good reason for it and the same with the contest; they are on going with the pageant because they believe that it gives a women great opportunity to excel forward in live and so forth.
I think that it is amazing that the youths if today are lucky to have access to go abroad for better education. The only worry and threat that we are facing is that, they might just never come back. I think it would be beautiful if all these youths came back one day with all the knowledge to implement it their own country and help it grow. I just hope that the choice of studying abroad was not made out of frustration and regrets by their own country.
Wow!!! "Bollywood"! I think I was there for 2/3 years ; on and off from Nepal; while Idid some Nepali videos and visits to family. Most of my time was spent in Bombay doing commercials and videos. It was there where I experienced giving an audition. I used to feel great whenever I used to get selected cause it made me feel like I had worked for it. It was amazing working with people from different nationalities and background. I enjoyed working with some well known commercial makers of India. But as far as movies go; which was initially my intended area to explore was not that inviting, I felt. It was very difficult to find good agents and without a good agent in that part of the business it's almost impossible to get into good production houses. I found commercials very safe ground for me and as time past by my priority changed and my want also changed to a different direction. But over all, the experience was a beautiful one.
I think that print media carries a huge responsibility towards an individual and a society as a whole by conveying correct information. They have a power to change thoughts of an individual. I have always been involved in some kind of controversies but till now none of them have been true. Just for the record. I know that people always say that there sure is something there; and that's why there is a rumor but all the controversies till now are all false. There is no truth in it. Especially the one that involved me with some business man. It went as far as saying that I had a baby form this man and I was his mistress. I am ashamed that the print media does not even feel responsible enough to talk and interrogate with me before they print such bull shit. This false information was very hurtful and harmful to my family as well as my closest friends. I just hope that before a print media publishes anything, it should done it with authenticity.


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TUESDAY, July 19 (HealthDay News) -- Giving the ovaries a rest
when young women with breast cancer are undergoing chemotherapy may
help prevent early menopause and preserve fertility.
According to new research in the July 20 issue of the
Journal of the American Medical Association, shutting down the ovaries by giving the hormone triptorelin when a patient is undergoing chemotherapy helped prevent early menopause.
Triptorelin appears to protect the ovaries by halting ovarian
function temporarily, although it's not entirely clear why. The
authors found that among women who took triptorelin in addition to
chemotherapy, more than 63 percent regained the ability to
menstruate, compared to about 50 percent of the women who had
chemotherapy alone.
The study authors suggest that this option could help women with
breast cancer who want to prevent early menopause. About 6 percent
of women with breast cancer are diagnosed before age 40, and
chemotherapy is often associated with premature menopause.
But, experts not involved with the study had reservations about
the use of triptorelin.
The treatment could have drawbacks, said Dr. Lauren Cassell,
chief of breast surgery at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York
"Just because you resume menses [menstruation] doesn't mean that you're going to have fertilization. You don't really know how this is going to affect long-term outcomes," she said.
Dr. Paula Ryan, a medical oncologist with Fox Chase Cancer
Center in Philadelphia had the same two concerns: that adding
triptorelin might affect long-term breast cancer outcomes and may
not even preserve fertility.
"I wouldn't take this study and ultimately suggest that it be the standard of care," she said.
The study looked only at younger, premenopausal women with
breast cancer -- aged 18 to 45 -- and only those who had
earlier-stage breast cancer.
Some 40 percent of women undergoing chemotherapy experience
early menopause, although the incidence is more likely with certain
types of chemo.
Right now, the best option for women with breast cancer wanting
to have children or at least the option of having children is to go
through in vitro fertilization before treatment, then have the
embryo preserved, said Ryan.
The study authors acknowledged that their study did not prove
that their treatment would preserve fertility. They also agreed
that egg harvesting and preserving frozen embryos prior to breast
cancer treatment is a relatively effective way for breast cancer
patients to achieve pregnancy.
However, they noted that data from other trials had shown no
difference in outcomes among women who suppressed ovarian function
during chemotherapy and those who did not.
For this Phase 3 trial, 281 patients with Stage 1 to 3 breast
cancer were randomized to receive either chemotherapy alone or
chemotherapy with triptorelin.
One year after chemotherapy was completed, 26 percent of women
in the chemotherapy-alone group experienced early menopause, vs.
only 9 percent in the combined group, a reduction of 17
Meanwhile, 49.6 percent of women receiving chemotherapy alone
resumed regular periods, vs. around 63.3 percent in the triptorelin
Women with hormone-receptor-negative tumors who did not receive
tamoxifen (tamoxifen is not generally used for these types of
malignancies) were more likely to start menstruating again.
But on the positive side, said Ryan, "this study, along with a
few other small, randomized studies, that have pointed to a benefit
[that] at least could potentially be encouraging for young women.
One of the burdens of getting breast cancer, on top of everything
else, in young women is this huge issue [of preserving fertility].
Any study looking at this is giving us new and important
information for this particular group of women."
More information
Visit the U.S. National Cancer Institute for more on
treatments for breast cancer.
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Quinoa black bean enchilada casserole
Fall Out Boy has been relevant throughout the majority of my career as a radio personality. Their pop punk tunes have remained with their fans - who at first may have been angst-filled teens to now burgeoning adults, starting families of their own.
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I was able to speak with bassist and lyricist, Pete Wentz today as he prepared for his first Honolulu performance in this weekend's Pro Bowl halftime show. When asked how he stays in shape with his grueling touring schedule, the 34-year-old had this to say:
"I think the biggest thing is make sure you get proper sleep and that you're exercising in some way – because that's how you keep your metabolism and your energy up."
Just finished mulching my Christmas tree. Took me two days to do it by hand but it was worth it. My garden is healthy and smells pine-fresh.
As a New Year treat, I fed my worms some leftover edamame from last night's party. Yay for healthy soil in 2014!
Took a Christmas walk with my baby girl. Had to turn around because of a rain cloud coming our way but a least we got a mile's worth of exercise this morning.
If there were a support group for mobile app junkies, I'd be at every meeting - seated near the refreshment table. Mobile apps have been instrumental in my health journey. In previous efforts, I have lost 20-30 pounds by calorie counting with the MyFitnessPal app. However with the birth of my second daughter this year, my time has been stretched. I barely have enough time to finish a meal, let alone log its calories.
I want to set more health goals. Not necessarily looking for a New Year resolution per se, but rather healthy routines to fit into my everyday life.
If there's one thing I am diligent about, it's watering my plants/lawn. It's one of my new responsibilities as a new homeowner that I accept with pride. So why not spend a few extra minutes in the yard to swing around my kettlebell?
I am currently trying out a new app called Endomondo, where I can save various customized workouts and even participate in fitness challenges with other users. What I love about it so far is how easy it is to log my activity. I tell the app which workout I'm doing, when I'm starting and when I'm done. It even offers to play music. After the workout is completed, it tells me how many calories I've burned, based on my weight, height and age.
What I also found interesting is that it measures my workout in time… not the number of reps. It's just a gut feeling at this point but this approach to working out sounds like it will go along with my new practical methodology of setting goals.
Today's rain was great for my watermelon and pumpkin seedlings. Hope everyone was able to stay safe during the storm.
"Santa Monica," "I Will Buy You a New Life," and "Father of Mine" were just some of the Everclear songs regularly flipped on my cassette deck in the 90s. Back then I never would've guessed that 15 years later, I'd be sitting across from the hit maker himself, Everclear frontman Art Alexakis.
Honolulu is a regular stop for Alexakis and the rest of the band as they return for the 3rd Annual Rock Against Cancer Benefit Concert. The festival-style event raises funds for Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research.
With a hectic concert and acting schedule, Alexakis was willing to share how he stays in shape in the midst of it all:
"When I'm home, my family and I always try to eat healthy. We try to stay away from a lot of carbs – breads and stuff like that. We treat on the weekends but we try to stay away from anything processed. We try to eat smaller portions and more vegetables. I lost 30 pounds last year, just doing that and keeping my Starbucks down to just 2 a week… sorry Starbucks."
Since we're closing in on the end of 2013, I also asked Alexakis if he believes in New Year's resolutions:
"I do. I've actually only made a few of them and I've kept them all. This year my resolution was to get my feet done. There's a genetic thing that I got from my mom and I felt I need to get this done."
Alexakis was referring to a surgery he recently had for his bunion. He joked about how people lightly address the problem, as if it's something that is simply scraped off. But as he so eloquently described it:
"They actually cut a big piece of your toe off and then screwed them together."
He admits that healing from the surgery is keeping him from this other regular activities for staying in shape, which is swimming 2-3 times a week and a half hour of yoga everyday.
It can be challenging to stay the course on your health regimen, especially during the holidays. However is there is a carrot on the end of the stick here, it is to look and feel great. Even Alexakis set his humbleness aside to say, "For a 51 year old guy, I think I look pretty good."


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KIZ ("I'm a fan of any lights that make me sick")
& LEGIN ("I don't want weed in my life, I want to dream again")
Sunday Oct 2
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Make bath time fun for your little one with these musical Tomy Do Re Mi Dolphins.
When your child taps one of the floating dolphins on the head it plays a cute musical note, helping to encourage their hand eye coordination and making bath time an enjoyable learning experience.
Your child can make their own tunes by pressing the different dolphins which can be detached from each other so they can be lined up in the bath, form a cute circle or played with separately.
Useful info:
- Tomy Do Re Mi Dolphins
- Tap their heads to make a musical sound
- Makes bath times fun
- Encourages play
- Suitable for age 12 months and older
Tomy Octopals Baby Bath Set
Make a splash with this wonderful colourful baby bath set from Tomy!
Octopals is a floating bath toy that features mummy octopus – who acts as a pouring cup – and her 8 babies that stick to the bath or tiles. To make things even more fun with this baby bath set, each baby octopus has a water squirter! The babies are also numbered for number-matching learning.
This baby bath set from Tomy is designed for ages 12 months and over, and will certainly make bathtimes a whole lot of fun!
Useful info:
- Octopals baby bath set by Tomy
- Set features mummy octopus and 8 babies
- Mummy doubles as pourer
- Babies stick to bath and tiles
- Babies feature water squirters
- Helps with number-matching
- Make bathtime fun
- Age from 12 months