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By Christian Taagehøj , March 18, 2008
Welcome to the latest edition of Pitchfork's Guest List. Each week, we ask one of our favorite artists to fill us in on what they've been up to lately: which tracks they can't stop spinning, what books they can't put down, and what new bands they've caught on tour. This week it's Slaraffenland's Christian Taagehøj, who recalls his trip to SXSW (2007), laments the price tag on CDs and jeans in Denmark, and brags about his vintage guitar.
>> Favorite New Songs from the Past Year
We all have heard TV on the Radio, the last album they made especially "Wolf Like Me"...that's an excellent track.
I'm not sure if it's the newest one, but Xiu Xiu, "Boy Soprano". At least I'd heard that.
And then Chad VanGaalen, he's a Canadian guy, he's on Sub Pop, there's a track on the new one we've all heard a lot of tour called "Sing Me to 2 Sleep". It's very very good.
And then we all like another Danish group called Murder, it's like a very quite band, it's a duo, it's very folk-like, but they have a very nice track called "When the Bees are Sleeping".
>> Favorite Older Songs at the Moment
We all listen, of course, to the Beatles. We wanted to find a Beatles track that we listen to a lot: "Julia" from the White Album is maybe the favorite.
And then some Neil Young, I think "Old Man", from Harvest .
And then we always listen to a lot of Cocteau Twins, especially the album called Heaven or Las Vegas , the first track called "Cherry-Coloured Funk".
I'm not that much into Bryan Ferry, but I'm very much into the track called "More Than This". It's an amazing track. When I always imagine someone else playing that track I think it sounds very much like shoegaze thing, like I imagine Kevin Shields.
>> Favorite New Band
I'm not sure if he's new, but Chad VanGaalen, we all like him. I'm not sure if a lot of people in Europe know him, at least I never read about him in the news over here, but we all bought some records in the States when we were touring once, and we were playing at SXSW and we went to see his show but he didn't show up-- I think he was stopped in the customs between Canada and the US. So that was a bummer because he was the number one show we wanted to see. But he filmed a video that was quite amazing, you can see it on Youtube.
>> Favorite Song Ever
My Bloody Valentine: "Only Shallow"
I think the first track from Loveless , it's called "Only Shallow". It's amazing. Slaraffenland did a version of it, like one of the only cover tracks we've ever done. It wasn't that original, we never played it live, we just recorded it. It's perfect.
>> Best Recent Concert
Back at SXSW we saw a show by Brad Laner of Medicine. He's got a record coming out on Home Tapes, our label. We played right before him and he played liked a solo show, that was amazing. We were all blown away by it. It was in a parking lot in a day show and he just killed it.
>> Last Great Film I Saw
Actually my girlfriend just started studying films so we never really go to the movies anymore. She watched so many movies. But two days ago or so the movie called The Prestige with Christian Bale. I've been watching a lot of Christian Bale. I just watched The Machinist as well.
>> Last Great Book I Read
I just read Jonathan Safran Foer's book called Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close . It's about 9/11, but not, like, about 9/11, it takes place in New York around that time. 9/11 is sort of a side event. It's a little boy whose father dies in the twin towers, but it's not about the twin towers it's about the little boy.
>> Favorite Piece of Musical Equipment
Our bass player he said he really likes his double bass, I think maybe it's because he never uses it anymore, he never plays it with Slaraffenland, if he did some jazz gigs or something like that he plays it. Our saxophone player really likes his new guitars, he just bought two guitars and he's got to learn to play guitar. He just started playing a little bit of guitar. Then one of the guys, he plays all sorts of brass and he just bought a new trumpet. And the drummer, he just bought a delay pedal and a mixer so he can sample drum sounds while he's playing, so he's very much into that. I play guitar, and I have a lot of expensive guitars but my favorite one is an old Fender Mustang from '65 and I bought it in Boston once for $400. It's pretty much the guitar I play.
>> Favorite Record Shop
Kent's Media and Music, New York
It's probably not that original but our favorite record stores would probably be Kent's Media and Music in New York, and also Other Music. It's because over here in Denmark a new CD would be $25 so whenever we go to New York we buy a bunch because it's half the price. We always leave with 50 CDs each whenever we tour in the US.
>> Best Purchase of the Past Year
I bought a very cool cowboy hat when we played in SXSW, and I wore when we were there, but I haven't put it on when I came back here-- it would be a little strange I think. The rest of the guys, they bought new iPods and laptops in the States. And jeans, we always buy jeans when we go on tour because it's double the price in Denmark. We always buy CDs and jeans when we're touring.
>> Best Thing I Did This Year
Two of the guys have kids in the last year, so those ones overrule everything the rest of us have done. Then I think in the past year we recorded the new album, added vocals too, it's a new thing for us to use vocals in our music and I think it's staying there. I think it's a very good thing to explore that.
>> Favorite Music Venue
We just played the Roskilde Festival in Denmark. It's an amazing festival, it's very nice. Even though it was rainy and muddy this year, but it's such a cool venue-- a cool festival. We played a show in the US this March in Fayetteville, it was a house show in a very small cottage, like a living room. It was a very new experience for us to play such a show like in someone's living room. And we were playing with American Princes and Catfish Haven, so it was totally great, like 50 people standing by right in front of you. It was very intense. But it was a very good experience. So maybe it's not even a venue, but it was a very cool experience for us. We don't have house shows over here, it's not that kind of place.
>> Favorite TV Show at the Moment
Right now it would be Tour de France, the cycling race. We have a Danish guy leading so everybody's very nervous and watching all these days. I don't know if you watch it but the last eight years it was Americans who won-- Lance Armstrong-- so it's very cool that it's a Danish guy this year. There's a wee left, but it seems like he could make it.
>> Favorite Video Game at the Moment
Nobody buys video games, but when we're crashing and the band's playing stupid games like "Pac Man" or "Minesweeper" I could use...in the summer time when it's raining, just staying inside, I could use a day just playing "Pac Man".
>> Favorite Radio Show
We have a very cool radio show in Denmark called "Radian". It's like the only totally alternative music show, and it's got one of the best reviewers from the newspaper. It's two hours a week and it's very, very, very cool. We don't have that many different radio channels in Denmark, it's been so small of a show, but this show is very good. We also like, there's a radio in Boulder, the Hometapes city, it's called radio 1190 [AM], I think. They play Slaraffenland a lot. I think they played all of the songs from our album, even the most experimental things. So we like them as well.
>> My Ringtone
It's always silent on my phone, like the vibrating thing. But one of the guys in the band, he makes his own ringtones. Like, it would say, "Pick me up. Or don't. You decide." It will be totally long, it's the same thing with his voicemail; you have to listen for, like, two minutes before you can leave a message.
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There is currently one item in the game that grants an effect on champion level up: catalyst the protector. I propose an upgrade to this item that permanently adds stats to the champion on level up. It would go a little something like this.
Ruby Crystal + Sapphire Crystal > Catalyst the Protector
Catalyst the Protector + Amplifying Tome + Long Sword > Timeless Amulet
Timeless Amulet
+400 Health +325 Mana +20 Ability Power +15 Attack damage
UNIQUE Passive: Permanently gains +20 Health, +15 Mana, +3 attack damage, +5 ability power on champion level up.
The total cost of the item would be 3700 gold.. 1325 for the Catalyst, 850 for the sword and tome, and another 1525 gold for the final item. The high price tag would prevent players from getting this item before ~level 10, thus preventing the item from getting too many stacks, but rewarding a strong early game.
If they got the item at level 8 its end game stats would be:
+600 Health +475 Mana +70 Ability Power +45 Attack Damage...
At level 12:
+520 Health +415 Mana +50 Ability Power +33 Attack Damage..
And for the strong early game that gets it at level 5:
+660 Health +520 Mana +85 Ability Power +54 Attack Damage...
This gives +260 Health +195 Mana +65 Ability Power and +44 attack damage for 1550 gold. A GREAT deal, but the catch is you have to get it at level 5... And for the idiot that buys it at level 17....you get the picture.
Anyways, thats my 2CP. I think it would be cool to have another unique passive on that triggers on level up. It would be a strong item to rush for early game but rubbish to buy end game, so it would encourage getting kills early game over farming. Adjust numbers to balance, it may be a bit too strong as I have drafted it.
Sounds good, but it would make Jax OP x)
I swear I've seen this suggestion 3+ times under different titles. Having thought about it every time, I've come to the conclusion that a permanent level up bonus is OP (unless capped). The thing about Catalyst is it's a nice early/midgame item because it lets you stay in lane longer and farm and it evolves into some nice items (ok, the Pink Heart thing is almost certainly ****, and RoA is only good if the game continues for 10+ min after you finish it). So I guess what I'm saying is, yes, I'd like to see more 'on level up' effects, but I don't think there should be any that are permanent due to balancing issues.
What about a strong defensive item? Swap out AD for MR and AP for armor...
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The problem is you can level up and then sell it, unless you meant that the stats stay on the item.
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The good, the bad and just plain evil: Not all fats are created equal. Find out which are beneficial and which can make you fat.
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A common misconception is that fat makes you fat! While it can contribute to weight gain, obesity is much more complicated than just eating too much of a single nutrient. It is true that a fat has 9 calories per gram (almost double the 4 calories per gram in protein and carbohydrates); however eating excess calories, from any source, can cause weight gain.
So now that we covered that common misconception, let's move on to the next - that a fat is a fat. Again not exactly true. Not all fats are created equal. Some are good, some are bad and some are just plain wrong. So here is a rundown on the different types of fats and where to find them.
'Good' Fats
No, this is not an oxymoron– some fats are actually beneficial to our health. Unsaturated fats aka the "good" fats are broken down into two categories - monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids. But before we can jump into what these two fats do and where to find them, a quick recap on cholesterol is needed.
The first LDL cholesterol is what typically comes to mind when we think of cholesterol. It's the "bad" stuff that causes blockages in our artery walls and restricts the blood flow – leading to cardiovascular diseases and high blood pressure. HDL or "good" cholesterol on the other hand helps remove the LDL cholesterol from your body, thereby reducing health risks. The goal is to raise our HDL, while lowering our LDL – with an optimal ratio of LDL to HDL of 2 or 3 (definitely less than 4).
Now back to fats. Generally believed to be the healthiest of the fats, monounsaturated fats reduce our LDL cholesterol while boosting our HDL cholesterol. Liquid at room temperature but solid if refrigerated, this heart-healthy fat is an excellent source of vitamin E, a powerful antioxidant that is typically lacking in most people's diets. It has also been shown to reduce the risk of cancer and inflammation as well as to help stabilize blood sugar levels. Major sources include olives, avocados and nuts such as almonds, hazelnuts and pecans as well as plant oils such as peanut, canola and olive oil.
The other "good" fat, polyunsaturated fatty acids, also helps to lower our cholesterol and triglyceride levels, especially when they replace their not so healthy sibling - saturated fats. One polyunsaturated fat that has received a lot of hype lately is none other than Omega-3. Considered an essential fatty acid, our bodies need Omega-3 for many vital functions, including controlling blood clotting and building cell membranes in the brain. As we cannot produce this "essential" nutrient, we need to get it from food.
Cold water-fish, such as salmon, trout, catfish, mackerel, contain the most effective form of the fat. However, for those of who are not fish lovers, other forms of the fat can also be found in certain nuts, dark leafy vegetables, soybeans, oils (flaxseed and some vegetable ones) and chia seeds, the vegetable source with the highest amount omega-3.
'Bad' Fats
Unfortunately nothing in life is perfect, especially fats – so on to those so called "bad" fats. They are broken down into two categories:
Saturated Fat – the traditional villain
This artery-clogging fat is primarily found in animal products such as meats, poultry fat, dairy products made from whole or 2% milk as well as butter and cream. This "evil" nutrient can also be found in certain plant products such as coconut and palm oils as well as cocoa butter (sigh…yes chocolate).
Unlike unsaturated fat, saturated fat raises our LDL, "bad," cholesterol levels and clog our arteries, thus increasing our risk for heart diseases. What's more, we do not even need to consume it as our bodies can naturally produce all the saturated fats that we require! While 20-35 percent of our daily calories should come from fat, it is recommended that less than 7% come from saturated fats.
Trans Fats - when good fats go bad
Unlike the other two groups, Trans fats are found only in tiny quantities in foods, such as in animal products, the majority of them are actually man made. Here is a short description of what happens: Food manufacturers, in an effort to give their products a longer shelf life, heat innocent unsaturated fats in the presence of hydrogen gas (a process known as "hydrogenation"). Partially hydrogenating vegetable oils are more stable, therefore less likely to spoil, can be transported more easily, and can withstand repeated heating. While this may be great for the food manufacture, it is unfortunately really really bad for consumers.
So why exactly are these fats so terrible? To begin with, like saturated fats, trans fats raise our LDL cholesterol. However it gets worse. At the same time, they also lower HDL cholesterol, the kind that helps unclog arteries. As a result, they increase the risk of coronary diseases. They are so bad, that a few years ago New York City banned the usage of all but minute quantities of trans fats in its restaurants. This move was followed quickly by the entire state of California, Philadelphia and Boston banning the use of the fat in their restaurants.
If it didn't already sound awful enough –it gets worse, especially for those with a sweet tooth. Trans fatty acids are used extensively in the most tasty and tempting of foods. Major sources include vegetable shortenings and certain margarines as well as baked goods (i.e. cakes , cookies, muffins, crackers, pie crusts and pizza dough), snack foods (i.e. popcorn, chips and candies) and of course fried foods (i.e. doughnuts and French fries).
However, it is tricky to know which foods contain this deadly ingredient, as if the product contains less than 0.5 grams, it will be labeled as trans fat free. So take a look at the ingredients, if a product contains "hydrogenated oils", "partially hydrogenated vegetable oils" and "shortening", put it down and walk away.
The moral of the story: choose your fats wisely…
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For a few seasons now, Johnson has put together occasional events he calls "I Roll With Amir," where he covers the cost for group of Raptors to catch a game and then grab a meal or hang out with him. This year, though, Johnson really went all out, taking 70 of his biggest fans last night to a Toronto-area Medieval Times restaurant, one night after giving them tickets to the Raptors/Sixers game. As Johnson told the Toronto Star…
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A Spartanburg city councilman who police said was involved in a fight outside a Spartanburg nightclub earlier this month will not be charged in the case, according to 13th Circuit Solicitor Walt Wilkins.
Spartanburg police said they were called to the Club Rome on July 7 about a fight that involved a councilman, his son and some of the bar's security staff.
Joe Wells, the club's owner, said his bouncer turned away two men who were wearing clothes that were not in line with the dress code. He said the third man who was with the pair who was turned away was Spartanburg City Councilman Robert Reeder's son, Robert Reeder Jr.
Wells said Reeder Jr. called his father, who later showed up at the club. He said he was called a racist for not letting the men in the club. He said that both Reeder and his son started throwing punches at him and his staff members.
Reeder Jr. was arrested in connection with the fight, but his father was not.
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NAACP chief refused entrance at hog plant
The president of the North Carolina NAACP was turned away recently when he tried to visit the Smithfield Foods Inc. hog slaughterhouse in Tar Heel, the Associated Press reports. The Rev. William Barber, president of the state chapter of the civil rights group, said he arrived at the 5,000-employee plant with seven other people, mostly ministers, to talk to plant officials about working conditions that have been a focus of a union organizing campaign. A Smithfield spokesman said the company offered to meet with Barber at a neutral site but Barber refused, electing to go to the slaughterhouse instead. Smithfield has been engaged in a long public exchange with the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union, which has been trying to organize the plant for more than a decade. The plant is the largest hog slaughterhouse in the world, processing up to 32,000 hog a day in Tar Heel, a tiny town about 80 miles south of Raleigh.


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We Remember: Local 9/11 memorial events today
Although to burn or not to burn remains a looming question for Gainesville Pastor Terry Jones, local events will promote unity among cultures and help memorialize 9/11. Jones, who started a worldwide controversy by proposing "Burn A Quran Day" on 9/11 also caused a move by local religious leaders to stand against radical religious extremists.
Paul Getter of New Life Apostolic in Naples, Imam Mohomed AlDarsani, of the Islamic Center for PEACE in Fort Myers and the Rev. Walter Fohs of Lamb of God in Estero will hold a luncheon at 12:30 p.m. today to teach and learn about Islam. A rabbi is also expected to attend.
The event is open to the public.
For those interested in continuing to learn about Islam, the Islamic Center for PEACE will have lessons all week long in honor of 9/11.
■ Solidarity luncheon against Quran burning
Luncheon gathering calls for religious tolerance and an end to bigotry
Where: Islamic Center for PEACE, 2056 Linhart Avenue, Fort Myers
When: 12:30 p.m. today
More info: (239) 671-1761
■ Memorial motorcade and memorial Mass
Gulf Coast Retired Firefighters Association and representatives from various Collier County fire departments, Collier County Sheriff's Office, Naples Police Department and several local motorcycle clubs will transport three steel I-beams from the World Trade Center site through Collier County from Harley-Davidson of Naples to St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church.
Where: Motorcade starts at the Harley- Davidson of Naples, 3645 Gateway Lane off Pine Ridge Road, and travels to St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church, 5130 Rattlesnake Hammock Road, where the Mass will be held.
When: 4 p.m. today; Mass begins at 5:30 p.m.
■ The September Concert
Come join a celebration of peace and humanity through music from inviting musicians and performers of any age and genre to make music.
Where: 1870 Clayton Ct., Fort Myers.
When: 8 to 11 p.m. today and Sunday
More info: www.septemberconcert.org
■ Waterside Shops blood drive
Where: Barnes and Noble at Waterside Shops, 5377 U.S. 41, Naples
When: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today
More info: www.givebloodcbc.org
■ Bonita Springs Patriot Day service
Where: Riverside Park, Bonita Springs
When: 9 a.m. today
More info: (850) 566-3613
■ Golden Gate Patriot Day ceremony
The Collier County Sheriff's Office, Golden Gate Civic Association, Golden Gate High School, Golden Gate Middle School and Golden Gate Fire Control & Rescue will hold a memorial to honor those who died on 9/11 memorial.
When: 9 a.m. today
Where: Golden Gate Community Complex courtyard, 4701 Golden Gate Parkway More info: (239) 455-3121.
■ 9/11 Stars and Stripes memorial run
Run will proceed to Golden Gate Freedom Park and end at Extreme Riders, 3600 Bonita Beach Road, where there will be a bike blessing, free apple pie, live music, food and drinks.
When: 10 a.m., run leaves at noon
Where: Harley-Davidson of Naples, 3645 Gateway Lane off Pine Ridge Road
■ Prayer vigil for religious tolerance
Join All Faiths Unitarian Congregation in prayer with opening remarks and messages from various faith traditions; emphasis on love, forgiveness and mutual respect.
When: 6 to 7 p.m. today
Where: All Faiths Unitarian Congregation, 2756 McGregor Blvd., Fort Myers
More info: (239) 218-3918; (239) 226-0900
— Sabina Bhasin, Daily News Staff Writer


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The UFC's international expansion is an effort that holds complexities on a number of levels. They've addressed some, such as the difficulties in broadcasting fights for fans in the U.S. while also holding them at reasonable local times, through the creation of Fight Pass.
They've now addressed another long-running concern in the U.K through a new TV deal, discussed by Dave Meltzer at MMA Fighting:
That's why UFC's new television deal in the market is so significant. Besides airing on BT Sports, the home of all UFC live events, Saturday's show will air from 9-11 p.m. on Ch. 5, one of the five major free-to-air stations in the country. It would be equivalent in some ways to the FOX deal in the U.S. Ch. 5 is the equivalent of a network station in the U.S., although it is No. 5 in the marketplace.
That means, instead of an audience measured in tens of thousands, there could be a million or more viewers, the most any UFC event in history has ever garnered in that part of the world. The station averages 1 million viewers in that time slot and there have been boxing matches with local heavyweight Tyson Fury that have doubled that number.
Saturday's show kicks off a new deal with the station that will air six shows in prime time in 2014, all live.
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A Minnesota state senator today introduced a bill that would temporarily freeze tuition at the state's public colleges and universities.
It's a tricky one, as the public systems set their tuition independent of the Legislature. The U, in particular, would argue that this bill violates its separate constitutional status.
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(ST. PAUL) – State Senator John Carlson (R-Bemidji) introduced legislation today that calls for a temporary freeze and permanent tuition increase limitations for the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities (MnSCU) and University of Minnesota institutions. The bill, Senate File 268, would put in place a two-year tuition freeze and an increase limitation thereafter.
Senator Carlson, a member of the Senate Higher Education Committee, said Wednesday, "In our current financial crisis, we must seek responsible government reform. With this bill, our Minnesota State Colleges and Universities and University of Minnesota systems will need to make true structural reform to push revenue to the classrooms and reduce administrative overhead."
Senate File 268 calls for a tuition freeze at Minnesota State Colleges and Universities and University of Minnesota for academic terms commencing between July 1, 2011, and June 30, 2013. After that two year period, tuition increases from one academic year to the next may not exceed the annual percentage increase in inflation.
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Sarah Palin assails Obama at 'tea party' gathering – AP
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Sarah Palin, in a speech that was short on ideas but big on enthusiasm, took aim at President Barack Obama and the Democrats, telling a gathering of "tea party" activists that America is ripe for another revolution. Noting his party's dismal showing in elections since Obama moved into the White House a […]
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Just over 100 cars were on display at the Troup County Sheriff's fifth annual car show Saturday at Pyne Road Park.
Through the selling of car parts, crafts, food and a live auction of items donated by local businesses, almost $6,000 was raised Saturday and will be donated to the Georgia Sheriff's Youth Home Pineland Campus.
"It went great thanks to all the sponsors and volunteers," said Major Charles Nixon of the TCSO, who created the car show event. "We had a lot of cars and motorcycles this year."
Nixon said in total with sponsorships, $9,300 will be presented to the youth home on behalf of the sheriff's office so far.
Pineland Director Wayne Pittman said he is appreciative of the support of the Troup County Sheriff's Office.
"I've been to the car show every year and this is the biggest," said Pittman. "It was a great turn out. We get a lot of support from the sheriff's office period from now to throughout the year."
Started in May 1991, the nonprofit organization has served over 400 kids in their residential program over the last 23 years. Pineland is sponsored by the Georgia Sheriffs Association and serves boys aged 9-16 throughout the state who need a temporary place to live due to a troubled home life.


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A New Study Says That Video Games Are a Guy Thing, Because They Appeal To Men's Urge To Conquer
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When I read this article on a study that said guys are more into video games than women (it's infuriatingly titled "Games Are a Guy Thing"), I thought I'd do a poll about it — and then I realized what a big Duh that was. Of course video games aren't "a guy thing" — but do our reasons for playing them differ based on our genders?
The study says that video games appeal to a man's need to conquer, which I can't argue with, because I think I play video games out of my need for fun, not because I want to be the dictator of Sims land. Games, they say, activate the mesocorticolimbic (I dare you to pronounce that correctly) center, or the place where addiction and reward are based. There's more activity here in men's brains than women's, which is interesting, to say the least. Sometimes I feel very addicted to a certain game (I can quit anytime, I swear!), but I have always felt my boyfriend needs to play a little more than I do.
I would really like to see a video game/brain study on what causes video game burnout, but in the meantime, what are your thoughts on the video-game-as-guy-thing?
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All of you are well aware of the millions chants football fans around the world bring to their respective stadiums and pubs on gamedays.
I'm curious, what would your ideal Spurs chant be? It was fun trolling Miami with the Seven Nation Army chant, but how much cooler would it be to have unique Spurs chants and bring a soccer atmosphere to the AT&T Center?
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We often speak of the sun rising and the sun setting. In reality, the sun does not move. The earth turns and gives the appearance that the sun is moving. We describe the sky as blue. But any astronaut will tell you that the sky does not have a color. Just because we see something does not necessarily give us reason to believe it.
What about invisible things? You cannot see gravity, yet it works everyday keeping you on the ground. You cannot see radio waves, yet when you turn on the radio in your car, you hear people talking and music playing. What I am saying is that you cannot base your belief in something on whether or not you can see it...
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Zahler's UTI Revolution is a nutritional supplement that features several special ingredients that may deter and help treat UTIs.
A UTI or Urinary Tract Infection is a condition characterized by the intrusion of E. Coli. or other bacteria into the urinary tract' which can also cause infections in the bladder and kidneys. What happens is that the bacteria feature finger-like protrusions called flagellum' which allow the bacteria to attach and work their way up the walls of the urinary tract up to the bladder and kidneys.
One ingredient in Zahler's UTI Revolution is D-Mannose' which attracts the bacteria to its (D-Mannose's) molecules' impeding the bacteria from sticking to the urinary tract walls. Once attached to the D-Mannose molecules' the bacteria is flushed out by urination.
Zahler also features Cran-Max® Cranberry Extract' which may help treat and deter UTIs. Other Zahler UTI Revolution ingredients include Lactobacillus Acidophilus' Vitamin C' FOS (NutraFlora®)' plus an Antioxidant Superfruit Blend' which includes Acai' Pomegranate' and Goji.
So if you're looking for a way to possibly treat your UTI with a nutritional supplement that is certified kosher under Rabbinic supervision' then Zahler's UTI Revolution may be just for you.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). These products are not meant to diagnose' treat or cure any disease or medical condition. Please consult your doctor before starting any exercise or nutritional supplement program or before using these or any product during pregnancy or if you have a serious medical condition.
Serving Size: 4
Servings per Container: 30
Ingredient / Amount / % DV*
Lactobacillus Acidophilus 5000000000 mg / **
D-Mannose 1200 mg / **
Cran-Max® Cranberry Extract 1000 mg / **
Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid) 100 mg / 167%
Antioxidant Superfruit Blend (Acai' Pomegranate' Goji) 50 mg / **
FOS (NutraFlora®) 80 mg / **
*% Daily value is based on a 2'000 calorie diet.
** Daily Value not established.
Other Ingredients: Microcrystalline Cellulose' Silica.
Take 2 capsules 2 times daily with meals' preferably with a full glass of water.
Consult a healthcare professional before use.
Allergy / Dietary Needs
- GMP Certification
- Kosher Product
- Vegetarian Product
- Made In The Usa