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Mediterranean Holiday Home Décor
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Mallorca, a cutting-edge oasis
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Form 720 – What Next? by Blevins Franks
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Rent a Home and Buy a Home Mallorca: Happy house hunting
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Best Areas to Live
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Artistic Alfresco Living
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Enjoy the architecture
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Gourmet Food
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New Tax Reporting Laws of Wealth Assets in Spain
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What Does 2013 Have In Store, Tax Wise?
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Why Mallorca is Number 1
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Footloose Fancy Free in Mallorca
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Finding a job in Mallorca
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Mallorca Embraces Cultural Diversity
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Getting your NIE number in Mallorca
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A Delicious Life
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Ladies of the Night
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Is the Price Right?
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Fiestas and Farewells
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Mallorca a Quest for Culture
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Relocation to Mallorca
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International Schools in Mallorca
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Beware of Car Jackers on Mallorca
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The Last Number to Call
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Moving to Mallorca Guide
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Home is where the heart is
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International Schools in Mallorca
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Sofas in Mallorca
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Pride or Prejudice?
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Meet the Directors of Private International School Agora Portals
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Conserving Tradition
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By Durka Durka Mohammed on July 6, 2009 at 1:31 pm
Bahaha! Act of Charity: Has sex with Brian Austin Green. Aww, that's so mean!*continues to laugh*.
Seriously though, Megan and Ange don't look alike. Completely different facial features.
You left out that they both pleasured (and were pleasured by) women.
yes…dont forget that they are whatever the word is for female sodomites…like gay i mean. not literally sodomizing. all though maybe
Did you guys steal this from Cracked.com? This was posted over there a couple of weeks ago!
I saw this on Cracked.com some time ago. :-/
I would go with Megan anyday, although Maxim does make a good point: Olivia Wilde is hotter than I originally thought. This realization comes after watching House a little too much.
There both exceptional Beautys. But Anglina rules that not to say that Megan will not be there also. After all she is still young and just starting out. and for her age she breath taking and talented
megan is very sexy but…
angie is in a league of her own
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First of all, does anyone know how to change your signature, in my post-partum fog I can't figure it out and they seem to have changed things on TB while I was busy having a baby.
Anyway, Eve Blue (we call her Evie) was born on Tuesday, 12/14 at 3:48 am. She was 7 lbs 1 oz and 20 inches long. She has been BFing like a champ, and she is a great baby. I have been writing this post off and on for a few days, I never realized how hard it would be to have a few minutes to write something.
Eve had decided not to come on time, and we made it to 12/13 without going into labor (this was the day that my OB had decided we couldn't go past). I arrived at the hospital at 7:30 and we got things going.
I had wanted a natural birth, our plan had been to labor at home as long as necessary (with my doula) and then go to the hospital (which is about 1 mile from my house) very late in the game and hopefully be there mostl for just pushing. Obviously, things didn't go as planned because I had to be induced.
I arrived for the induction at 7:30am, by about 11 I had been on pitocin for a while, they had broken my water, and things were starting to roll. I used my yoga breathing and my doula worked with me to relax as contractions got stronger. I used the exercise ball (which I named Hubert) and slowly tried other positions as labor became more an more intense. Since I was induced, I had be on an IV, so I named the IV poll Francisco and he came everywhere with me (this was problematic when he started beeping while I was having a contraction on the toilet...that was the last time I went to the bathroom alone).
I found that I could really focus myself through each contraction, and I really managed to stay on top of them, focusing on the breathing and getting through them. I was also able to tell people what I needed, at one point I was on my side holding my husband's hands, with my doula at my feet, and my aunt (who we didn't expect to need, but we did) pushing on my sciatica. The problems started when (thanks to the pitocin) I would get 3 or 4 contractions in a row without a break. I could handle each contraction, but when they came all on top of each other it was really hard and I started to get tired and discouraged. It got to the point that I was really dreading each contraction. This is when we first tried fentynol, and what later lead me to need an epidural. (This was a hard decision, but given the situation, and the fact that I had been in hard labor for at least 6 hours, it was really necessary).
Once the epidural was in, I was able to rest. Since I had always wanted a natural birth, I was really resistant to hitting that button too much, I felt like I really wanted to still feel the contractions and be able to work through everything. The end result of this was that I was able to move my legs the whole time, and I had many positions open to me.
They checked me right before I got the epidural and I had progressed to a 6 (this was great, because I had been between a 3 and a 4 for a really long time...so those hard contractions were really doing something). After I got the epidural everything kind of slowed down. My blood pressure dropped, and they kept having to give me medication and oxygen. I ended up staying at about a 6 for 3 hours, at which point my OB checked me and said that if in the next hour I didn't get to at least a 7 we would have to start looking at other options.
Luckily, when she checked me an hour later I was a 9 (yay!) and soon after that I kept feeling the need to do kegels. They checked me again and I was a 10 and ready to push. I had (after a discussion with my OB) decided to not pump up the epidural, so I could feel each contraction and I was able to know when to push. I was also able to move pretty freely between many pushing positions. I pushed lying on each side, and also with the back of the bed up to a 90 degree angle while on my knees leaning over it and in a "child's pose" sort of position (on my knees but leaning over so that my head was on the flat bed). We kept switching positions, and I pushed for over 3 hours. It was a neat environment, because at this point it was a very dark room (it was now the middle of the night) and the only people there were me, my husband, our doula, the nurse and my OB, and everyone was sitting on or around the bed, and it was a very encouraging and amazingly supportive environment...you could almost forget we were in a hospital.
Anyway, I was doing a good job pushing (and pooping, which felt so good), and every time I kept waiting for someone to say they could see the head, or feel the "ring of fire" or something. I know that when they looked in they could see a bit of head way down in there, but it wasn't like anything came forward. I started to be in a lot of pain from not only the contractions, but also from some gas/acid that was referring pain to my upper back (this happens to me). They tried to give me some antacid stuff, but I immediately vomited it back up (that was the 2nd time I vomited during labor). Anyway, I started whining and crying for them to just get the baby out of me, I was so ready to have her be here, and so ready to be done pushing. My OB checked me again, and I was still at a -2 station, which was about where I was when I started pushing. That's when she said she didn't think the baby was going to fit.
My mother had this problem with me, pushed for 20 hours, had an emergency c-section, almost died, yadda yadda yadda. Obviously as soon as I heard that she wasn't going to fit, I knew what had to be done. They stopped the pitocin and started prepping me for a c-section. Having to stop pushing at that point was really hard, and the contractions were really hurting. The anesthesiologist was really annoyed that I was in that much pain, and was not very nice, but we got through it.
Right before we made the decision to have a c-section, my husband got really weird looking and almost passed out. He wasn't able to come to the OR with me because everyone was really worried about him, so my doula came instead. By the time I got in there my arms were shaking uncontrollably and I was having a lot of upper back pain (which made the anesthesiologist even nastier, he was the only person during the entire hospital stay that I didn't like, but I really didn't like him). They finally got my pain under control, and got me numbed (which took a lot of work), and got to work. Even though I had really wanted my husband in there, I'm actually glad that I got to have my doula instead. Since she has been at many c-sections, she was able to watch and tell me exactly what was happening and how each thing would feel. This was great, because a c-section feels really weird, and there were some points that were actually very uncomfortable.
Eve Blue was born at 3:48 am. She scored 9s on her APGARs and she pooped all over me and everyone else in the first few minutes . We were in the hospital until yesterday afternoon (Friday) and we're finally home. I feel like there is more to the story, and I think I left a lot out, especially a lot of the emotional stuff that I went through, but I wrote enough and I need a nap (sleep when the baby sleeps, right?)
Here is are some pictures - proof that it happened!
The siggy thing is now where you go to change your avatar. I think it's in the upper left hand corner next to your avatar after you go to the My Bump page, it says something like "Change avatar" but doesn't mention that it is also where you click to change your siggy. It took me forever too.
Anyways..Congrats! Sounds like it was quite the adventure. She is beautiful.


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Simon and Schnyder Celebrate Victories in Bucharest and Bali
Kennelbach - Austria - September 2008 - HEAD players enjoyed success last week at various tournaments around the world.
HEAD player Gilles Simon successfully defended his BCR Open Romania title in Bucharest with a victory over No. 6 seed Carlos Moya in straight sets 6-3, 6-4. In doing so, Simon, who plays with a MicroGEL Prestige MP, earned his third ATP title in 2008 and boosted his chances of earning qualification to participate in the Tennis Masters Cup in Shanghai.
"I've played really well this year and have given myself the opportunity to win some matches," said Simon. "It is a great feeling to be able to defend my title here in Bucharest."
Along his way to the finals, Simon played a tough match against fellow HEAD player Jose Acasuso in the semifinals, eventually defeating him 4-6, 7-6(4), 6-4.
Also in singles competition, HEAD player Richard Gasquet, who plays with a MicroGEL Extreme Pro, made it to the semifinal round losing to eventual runner-up Carlos Moya.
At the Commonwealth Bank Tennis Classic in Bali, HEAD player Patty Schnyder, who plays with a MicroGEL Radical MP, won her eleventh career title by defeating fellow HEAD player Tamira Paszek in straight sets 6-3, 6-0. The victory also marked Schnyder's 500th career singles win on the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour.
"This is such a wonderful victory for me," said Schnyder. "It is an amazing feeling to have earned my 500th singles win and my 11th title."
Also Paszek had an impressive run beating 3 seeded players during the tournament week. Among others, she defeated No. 1 seeded Daniela Hantuchova in the semifinals in a hard-faught match 6-2, 5-7, 6-4.
In doubles competition, HEAD player Peng Shuai, who plays with a MicroGEL Extreme, and her partner Hsieh Su-Wei succeeded in defeating Marta Domachowaska and Nadia Petrova 6-7(4), 7-6(3), 10-7.
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This was actually the only one of N64's massive 'super reviews' I ever did. I was always more comfortable delivering a kicking to crap games than drooling over the great ones. Perfect Dark was almost my entire month's work, and very enjoyable it was too. There were a couple of extra pages bookending this 16-page behemoth, but they were just a title art page and a 'read our tips next month' thing, so I didn't scan them. The title page repeated the bizarre claim from the intro that the review would be completely free of spoilers – maybe back then we had a different definition of spoilers, and nobody minded reading details and seeing pictures of every character, every gadget, every plot twist and even the secret levels you got after finishing the game. Slightly too late, but here you go – spoiler alert!
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June 9, 1986
The Philadelphia Inquirer / CLEM MURRAY
The search is on as 1,500 show-business hopefuls audition for parts in "Bandstand," a new movie being filmed here. On Saturday, Richard Logan took his turn in front of the Hollywood moviemakers, who included director and Germantown native Mark Rosenthal (third from right) and casting director David Ruben (second from right). They were at Temple's Conwell Hall, looking for local talent to appear in this romantic comedy about teenagers who reached the national spotlight on a televised dance party during the 1960s.
Hooray For Hollywood . . . But Which One?
October 16, 1986
Daily News Wire Services
From the halls of Congress to the shores of south Florida, a 60-year-old city and a world-famous film community fight for the right to call themselves Hollywood. U.S. Rep. Larry Smith, D-Hollywood, Fla., took to the floor of the House of Representatives yesterday to protest the request by Hollywood, Calif., to trademark its name. "If Tinseltown is successful, what next?" Smith asked. "Rome, Georgia, vs. Rome, New York? Portland, Oregon, vs. Portland, Maine? We may have a war between the cities starting on the steps of the U.S. Patent Office.
Hollywood Films Becoming Steamier
October 3, 1995
Daily News Wire Services
The NC-17-rated "Showgirls" stumbled out of the starting gate its opening weekend, but Hollywood's steam quotient is still rising. Spike Lee says his upcoming "Girls 6" got an NC-17 but probably will be edited to an R. Greg Araki's "The Doom Generation," with a walk-on by Heidi Fleiss, will go the unrated route, a la "Kids. " Meanwhile the upcoming "Jade" has escaped with an R.
Hollywood Comes To Willow Grove
August 22, 1986
By JOE O'DOWD, JR., Daily News Staff Writer
The last 3-D movie the Hit Man saw left a lot to be desired. He was subjected to wearing those silly paper glasses, and the movie seemed out of focus, not three dimensional. He left the theater disgruntled and unhappy. This week you can see a bit of moviedom up close, and you don't have to wear silly paper glasses. The "Hollywood on Tour" exhibit, with memorabilia valued at more than $1 million, is at Willow Grove Park and Mall today through Aug. 28. It features a collection of costumes, props and original posters from some of Hollywood's most famous movies.
LETTERS GOP Hollywood
November 8, 2004
SO, IF Hollywood is all "pinko commie leftists," what does that make Bruce Willis, Bo Derek, Ray Romano, Patricia Heaton, Britney Spears, Gene Simmons, the late Johnny Ramone, et al? They're Republican. Many country artists are GOP. Even former actors turned governors - Reagan and Schwarzenegger were/are Republican. Don't think all entertainers are liberal. I have discussions with conservatives who don't resort to name-calling. The venomous tone just feeds into stereotypes that all Republicans are stodgy and incapable of accepting other points of view.
Hollywood Role Models
December 1, 2003
Concerning Michelle Malkin's 11/17/03 OP/ED piece, entitled "Just Another Dumb-Blonde Joke," about Jessica Simpson and other Hollywood "dummies" as poor role models for our children. Aren't conservatives cute when they're self-righteous? I'll be the first to admit that I have never watched Jessica Simpson's show, nor do I plan to, and all I know about it is what I have read in the paper. But as I read Ms. Malkin's "fair and balanced" rant, I thought of some other Hollywood "dummies" that she neglected to mention . . . perhaps intentionally.
Senior Power In Hollywood
April 10, 1998
Below is Modern Maturity magazine's list of the most powerful people over 50 in Hollywood. The list was compiled by historian Aljean Harmetz. Her definition of "powerful people"? Those who can "(1) get a movie made and (2) get people into the theater, particularly on a movie's critical opening weekend. " 1. Clint Eastwood (67) 2. Harrison Ford (55) 3. Michael Douglas (53) 4. Robert Redford (60) 5. Arnold Schwarzenegger (50) 6. Sean Connery (67) 7. Morgan Freeman (60)
That Big Hurray From Hollywood
August 16, 2000
By Mark Bowden and Steven Thomma, INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS
If you just looked at the demographics, at the swimming pools and stunningly landscaped lawns, you might mistake this for Republican country. But as Democrats move from one studio bash to the next, mingling with stars and moguls, it's clear that the party is on home turf. "This is such a Democratic community that I think it's actually hard for a film celebrity to stand up and say they're Republican," said Dan Jinks, coproducer of last year's Oscar-winning film American Beauty.
Hollywood's Really Twisted Messages
November 14, 2000
By Chris Puzak
Hollywood needs to stop marketing sex and violence to our nation's children. I'm young enough to have felt the full force of Hollywood's marketing machine. By the time I entered high school, I had seen countless murders on the screen. I had seen women degraded and family values mocked. And I had heard enough swearing to make even the crudest sailor blush. Only recently was I able to unlearn some of the "lessons" I received. For example, for years I thought zombies were evil flesh-eating creatures who only wanted to destroy the human race.
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Lauren Bacall, 89, Hollywood legend with smoky voice
August 14, 2014
HOLLYWOOD LOST one of its last links to cinema's Golden Age yesterday with the passing of Lauren Bacall, a name that might leave film-deprived millennials scratching their heads. She died of a stroke at her New York home at age 89, and when the news reached my house, a teenager who lives there said, "Who?" Well, young'uns, go on YouTube and search for Bacall in "To Have and Have Not," her debut role back in 1945. See if you can find a scene of the actress asking Humphrey Bogart if he knows how to whistle.
A lifesaving chain, from Hollywood to Phila.
May 25, 2014
By Melissa Dribben, Inquirer Staff Writer
On May 6, 2010, a 15-year-old boy named Oriel died of diphtheria in Haiti. Normally, the world would not have noticed. But the boy was living in a refugee camp managed by the actor Sean Penn. With the listless teenager in his sinewy arms, Penn had spent hours, rushing from hospital to hospital in the capital of Port-au-Prince, searching for the antitoxin that would save Oriel's life. It was found too late. Shortly after the boy was taken off life support, Penn appeared on CNN, expressing outrage about the many factors that led to his death.
Former child star discusses sex abuse in Hollywood
April 11, 2014
BY JASON NARK, Daily News Staff Writer firstname.lastname@example.com, 215-854-5916
THERE WASN'T a monster Corey Feldman couldn't handle in the movies. Feldman, 42, starred in a string of blockbusters and cult classics in the 1980s that Generation Xers and their siblings probably played over and over on VHS tapes until they broke. Feldman slayed vampires in "The Lost Boys," traded wisecracks with Mama Fratelli and her sons in "The Goonies," battled gremlins in "Gremlins" and shed youthful innocence in "Stand by Me. " But monsters lurked in Feldman's offscreen life, too. Adults in the Hollywood system and his own family abused him mentally and sexually, he says, at a time when he was one of the world's biggest child stars.
Talk about a slice of Hollywood!
March 4, 2014
By Ellen Gray
NOT EVEN a mid-show pizza order can turn Hollywood's biggest night into a dorm party. Ellen DeGeneres, on her second go-around as host, steered the 86th Annual Academy Awards on a safe, only slightly wacky course last night, popping in and out of the audience, taking selfies with some of the world's biggest stars and, yes, ordering pizzas. Here's some of what we noticed: So that's what she was doing there: Doylestown's own Pink, whose place in the show had been left something of a mystery, sang "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" in front of Judy Garland's kids - Liza Minnelli and Lorna and Joey Luft - to mark the 75th anniversary of "The Wizard of Oz. " Best sport: Minnelli, of whom DeGeneres quipped: "One of the most amazing Liza Minnelli impersonators I have ever seen.
Hollywood terrible tweets about Shirley Temple Black
February 13, 2014
BY LAUREN McCUTCHEON, Daily News Staff Writer email@example.com, 215-854-5991
WHEN the world loses one of its most shining stars, a role model, trailblazer and icon, you can count on Hollywood to create some fairly terrible (and certainly grammar-free) Twitter posts about the person who's just passed. Celebrity social media didn't let us down when it came to commenting on the legacy left by Depression-era child actor-turned-international diplomat and overall do-good great-grandmother Shirley Temple Black , who died Monday night at age 85, at her home in San Francisco.
Hollywood kicks off its shoes
January 14, 2014
By Ellen Gray
WATCHING THE Golden Globes to see who won is like reading Playboy for the articles. You can do it if you want, but you're probably missing the point. We watch, if we watch, for the party, for the spectacle of famous people, some of whom haven't eaten in a day or two, becoming gradually more inebriated and saying and doing unexpected things. Or for the moment when the wrong thing comes up on the teleprompter and presenters have to scramble. And, of course, last night for Amy Poehler and Upper Darby's Tina Fey, who hosted the show for the second year and acquitted themselves with loopy aplomb, like the cool designated drivers for all of Hollywood.
West Chester writer's true Hollywood story
January 8, 2014
By Ellen Gray
* INTELLIGENCE. 9 tonight, CBS3. Moves to 10 p.m. Mondays next week. JOHN DIXON'S probably had worse days. The West Chester writer's first novel, a young-adult thriller called Phoenix Island , is being published by Simon & Schuster today. Tonight, CBS launches "Intelligence," a drama inspired by the former middle-school teacher's book, which stars Josh Holloway ("Lost") as a federal agent with a chip in his brain that makes him, among other things, a walking, talking search engine.
One father. 533 children. Only in Hollywood?
December 9, 2013
By Marie McCullough, Inquirer Staff Writer
You've heard of "high concept" movies. Now there's a new genre that could be called "high conception. " The latest example is Delivery Man, in which Vince Vaughn plays an "affable underachiever" who finds out he has fathered 533 children through anonymous sperm donations he made 20 years earlier. The flick is a remake of the 2011 French Canadian film Starbuck . It joins the seminal 2010 movie The Kids Are All Right , in which a lesbian couple's children bring their father into the family, and MTV's new reality series Generation Cryo . High-conception stories explore the evolving nature of families, the meaning of parenthood, and privacy in the Internet age. They also make you wince (as does Vince)
Can Hollywood turn healthcare.gov into a blockbuster?
November 6, 2013
By Howard Gensler
OBAMACARE is going Hollywood. Since the healthcare.gov website is turning users into the Incredible Hulk, the .gov is calling on TV creative folk to make a difference and persuade the uninsured to sign up. The California Endowment, a private foundation, recently provided a $500,000 grant to ensure that TV writers and producers have information about the Affordable Care Act that can be stitched into plot lines watched by millions. The aim is to produce compelling prime-time narratives that encourage Americans to enroll, especially the young and healthy, Hispanics and other key demographic groups needed to make the overhaul a success.
In fashion, Kelly brought Hollywood glamour to typical American look
October 28, 2013
By Elizabeth Wellington, Inquirer Fashion Writer
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I tend to focus on the benefits of foods without asking if there are any health risks. I tend to focus on my idea of optimum health while searching for the perfect foods to help me get there, but are those "perfect" foods, those "superfoods," causing me more harm than good? Do the risks outweigh the benefits?
I have learned that spirulina does have many incredible health benefits, but I have also learned that spirulina and other blue-green algae also have many shocking health risks as well.
Do you consume blue-green algae or spirulina?
If so, please note that the more peer-reviewed studies that Dr Michael Greger studies and shares over the years, the more he proves that blue-green algae and spirulina are more harmful than beneficial to human health as they contain neurotoxins, hepatotoxins (compounds toxic to the liver) as well as BMAA (beta-N-methylamino-L-alanine)
BMAA has been implicated in neurodegenerative diseases and is found in the brains of those whom have ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis), Parkinson's and dementia complex.
These BMAA diseases attacked the Chamorro people of Guam who were eating flying foxes, who in turn were eating the seeds of a cycad tree, whose watery roots concentrated the toxin from a blue-green algae in the ponds where they grew.
I first became aware of the potential toxicity of spirulina this past winter when listening to Dr. Michael Greger's interview on Rich Roll's podcast. Before that I had no idea. After listening to that podcast, I visited NutritionFacts.org to find more information regarding the liver toxins and BMAA dangers, but Greger covers the neurotoxin dangers more thoroughly during his interview with Rich Roll.
Before I move onto Chlorella, I would like to acknowledge that spirulina does have many health benefits, but there are also many peer-reviewed studies showing that spirulina and other blue-green algae may pose many health risks as well. One must decide if the benefits outweigh those risks.
In my opinion, the current risks outweigh the overall benefits after exploring all that I have thus far. The one downfall our society has going against us is that there is little money invested in nutritional research as well as peer-reviewed studies regarding the "safety" of many "super foods," so I have personally been learning by trial and error as well as by intuitive eating while also keeping my eyes open for any credible research that may guide me to better overall health.
In the end, what we consume is a personal decision, and I am trying to choose well along my health journey.
The good news?? Chlorella is NOT a blue-green algae and does not have any of these harmful risks (Greger also covers the peer-reviewed research that supports this more thoroughly during his interview with Rich Roll).
And yes, I personally prefer and consume Ultimate Superfoods Real Raw Chlorella Powder (I am often asked which brand I use) when eating and/or juicing cilantro or other great heavy metal detoxifiers because without when also consuming chlorella, the chlorella prevents those heavy metal that the cilantro pulled out of my muscle, tissue, cells, et cetera from entering my brain (I learned this the hard way and experience many awful migraines when completing a heavy-metal detox incorrectly) because the chlorella attracts and clumps up the heavy metals causing them to be transported to the bowel instead of allowing them to flow into the brain.
From my research, chlorella is considered to be one of the best detoxifiers and is said to be able to remove alcohol from the liver and heavy metals (as discussed above) as well as pesticides and PCBs from body tissues. Chlorella can also absorb toxins from the intestines, improve bacterial flora in the bowel, eliminate intestinal gas and help relieve chronic constipation. However, I have also read that about a third of those who try chlorella cannot tolerate it. This may be due to a cellulase deficiency, so supplementing with cellulase may eliminate one's issue with chlorella.
Chlorella has helped alleviate my symptoms during my heavy-metal detox as I dealt with high levels of beryllium and nickel.
To explore the risks of blue-green algae and spirulina, please visit Dr. Michael Greger's non-profit site NutritionFacts.org:
- Spirulina: Potential neurotoxicity is another concern regarding spirulina supplements
- Spirulina: Concerns about spirulina supplements extend to liver toxicity
- Blue-Green Algae & Spirulina: The risks associated with these supplements may outweigh the benefits
- Chlorella does not have the toxins which may be present in blue-green algae supplements and spirulina
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There are ambitious developments afoot at Classic Bike Shows and there's no better example than the Carole Nash Great Scottish Bike Show. With a move to a new venue confirmed and star names such as Giacomo Agostini set to attend, the event is expected to make its mark in a big way this summer…
In an industry where growth has proved difficult in recent years, Classic Bike Shows, the organiser of some of the UK's largest classic events, is bucking the trend with an expansion into Scotland's premier events venue, the Royal Highland Centre near Edinburgh, for a weekend celebration of all that is best about motorcycling.
A wealth of dealers, manufacturers and traders will come together under one roof on August 9-10 to offer visitors the chance to access the best and latest machines and motorcycle accessories.
Exhibition manager Nick Mowbray said: "Our move to a facility as impressive as the Royal Highland Centre signals our intention to make the Great Scottish Bike Show the most complete biking weekend in the north of Britain.
"We're scaling new heights here at Classic Bike Shows with our ever-expanding portfolio and we look forward to proving what we here all know; motorcycling in the UK is very much alive and well."
With much to attract enthusiasts across all makes, models and eras of motorcycling, one of motorcycle racing's most successful names will add a touch of star quality to proceedings.
Giacomo Agostini, the 15-times world champion, will be the event's special guest of honour, talking with showgoers and presenting awards to the owners of the machines selected as the best on display.
With 122 career victories, Agostini holds the record for Grand Prix race wins with fellow Italian legend Valentino Rossi the only other man to have surpassed the 100 mark.
Accompanying 'Ago' at the event will be Alex George, a three times Isle of Man TT race winner who's sure to be popular in his native Scotland.
The action doesn't just take place inside either, with stunt displays from the irreverent Purple Helmets alongside competitive racing in the form of Scottish Supermoto and Moped Mayhem.
Mowbray added: "We can't wait to take a summer visit up to Edinburgh, and we're especially jealous of those visitors who'll be taking the opportunity to make the trip on their favourite ride.
"From parts, spares and accessories through to the chance to meet a racing hero and witness exhilarating live action, the Carole Nash Great Scottish Bike Show has something for every motorcycle enthusiast.
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Marghany, Marghany Mahmoud (2000) The Relationship between Motivation, Attitude, Learning Style and English Grammatical Competence of Higher Education Students. PhD thesis, Universiti Putra Malaysia.
The purpose of the present study was to examine performance of UPM freshmen in English grammar according to motivation, attitude, and learning style (Le. tolerance of ambiguity) on the one hand and according to gender, socioeconomic status, location, and exemption status on the other. Based on Dunkin and Biddle's model, tolerance of ambiguity is classified as one of the process variables, while the other six independent variables come under the category of context variables. The samples of the present study comprised 349 freshmen at Universiti Putra Malaysia. The samples enrolled in May semester 1998. The samples were divided into 227 non-exempted students and 122 exempted students. The non-exempted students, unlike the exempted students, were required to sit for one of the English proficiency courses administered by the Faculty of Modem Languages Studies (i.e. BB12401, BB12402, BBI2403). The 227 non-exempted students included 100 students from BB12401, 47 students from BB12402, and 80 students from BB12403. The 122 exempted students comprised 72 students from the Faculty of Medicine, 30 TESL students from the Faculty of Educational Studies, 12 students from the Faculty of Veterinary, and 8 students from the Faculty of Forestry. Written data were collected through selected instruments, namely (1) discrete-point exercises both multiple choice and fill-in-the blank, (2) grammaticality judgment exercises, (3) translation-based task, (4) two sets of structured questionnaire adopted from Noran Fauziah Yaakub, Habibah Elias, Rahil Mahyuddin, Hajjah Nora Mohd. Nor and Mohd. Faiz Abdullah (1993a) for attitude (34 items) and for motivation (31 items), and (5) 12 item questionnaire for learning style; which was developed based on Christopher Ely's second language tolerance of ambiguity scale (Reid, 1995).
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Another cloud marketing platform is about to be swallowed up. A columnist explains why management of organizations wants these analytics firms together
Salesforce.com this week said its has offered about $2.5 billion to bring marketing platform ExactTarget under the umbrella of its cloud products.
But as Forbes writer Lisa Arthur writes, there are conflicting options on whether it will be a good merger of assets or bad.
Instead, she takes a look at why marketing automation companies are hot. For one thing, new solutions for big data analytics are breaking down barriers between sales and marketing, she concludes.
What organizations want, she believes is the ability to better control, make sense of and drive revenue using big data insights.
In a news release Salesforce said that combining ExactTarget's digital marketing capabilities with its sales, service and social marketing solutions marketing platform across email, social, mobile and the Web.
ExactTarget says it is used by more than 6,000 companies including Coca-Cola, Gap and Nike for digital marketing. The platform offers ways to transmit marketing messages across email, smart phones, social networks and Web sites. Through what it calls an interactive marketing hub, campaigns can be co-ordinated across these outlets. It also has an app marketplace for ExactTarget and ISV built applications.
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Hunting Traps Mod Minecraft 1.6/1.5.2
Hunting Traps Mod adds traps for hunting into the game that can be used to capture any mob! To set most of the traps, a pressure plate must be placed on top of them.
- The "Cage Hunting Trap" will spawn a cage around any mob that dare walk over the pressure plate!
- The "Fire Hunting Trap" will spark, and set any nearby mob on fire!
- The "Pitfall Hunting Trap" will make the ground below disappear and send any mob in a 3×3 box falling!
- The "Incinerating Fire Trap" will disintegrate any block that is placed on it, and can only be turned on and off by a distance.
- "Spikes" are deadly little things that capture the mob, and slowly kill them, watch out.
- "Grass & Sand Coverings" are based off an older mod, these are thin grass blocks that you can fall through, and here is the cool thing, it incorporates a self built engine that makes the blocks, match your biome grass color and the texture of any users texture pack.
- "Invisible Pressure Plates" are pressure plates that act like normal pressure plates but are nearly invisible.
- "Grass Pressure Plates" are like the Invisible ones but look like your texture pack/biome.
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Scientists use nose cells to reverse paralysis in dog's legs
Recent developments in medical research have offered a number of advances that promise to eventually rid us of a number of chronic ailments and physical maladies. But one new experiment presents an even more exciting breakthrough that should offer hope to the paralyzed.
A team of scientists at the Regenerative Medicine Centre and Cambridge University's Veterinary School has managed to reverse paralysis in a dog's legs after injecting it with cells grown from the lining of its nose. Using olfactory ensheathing cells found in the back of the nose--the only nerve fibers that continue to grow in adults--the scientists were able to restore a small amount of movement to the back legs of dogs with spinal injuries. None of the dogs regained full use of their back legs, but many were able to walk with the assistance of a harness.
The scientists caution that this doesn't represent a cure for paralysis, but it does point toward future advances in treating such injuries in human patients. You can see Jasper the dachshund going from pre-treatment paralysis to post-treatment walking in the video below.
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A new state law mandating the virtual elimination of phosphous from automatic dishwasher detergent goes into effect in less than a week, and Consumer Reports is Johnny-on-the-spot with a new review of these detergents.
The state Legislature passed a bill earlier this year reducing phosphorus content in dishwasher soap and most lawn fertilizers, and Gov. David Paterson signed it into law on July 15. The portion of the law governing lawn fertilizers has an effective date of Jan. 1, 2012, for some reason, but the section that deals with detergent is effective August 14. Merchants have another two months to sell off higher-phosphate soaps they already had in stock when the law was signed. (Detergent for hand-washing dishes, as well as laundry soap, is already pretty much phosphate-free.)
The law is aimed at improving water quality. Phosphorus, which promotes the growth of algae and weeds, has become one of the most significant pollutants in New York lakes and rivers. According to Consumer Reports, New York isn't alone in its concern. So many states in passing laws this year, the magazine said, that a host of phosphate-free products are becoming available nationwide.
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|Sat, 12-28-2013 - 8:14am
I come here any time I attempt to date because I don't think I'm very good at it
As I near the big 4-0, my perspective on relationships has changed a lot. Life changes has helped me relax the proverbial "list" and make a solid attempt to get to know someone and have a good time. I've also released the "pressure", so to speak, of the mad rush to the altar and procreating. Rather, though a committed relationship would be nice, I don't necessarily need marriage, and I've pretty much resolved that kids probably aren't in the cards for me, and I'm OK with that. In fact, the older I get, the less I want them.
That being said, I no longer view every guy at the potential "one" which relaxes us both, but because I am past my "good time" days and want more than a physical relationship, I tend to move slower in that area...which brings up an interesting dilemma.
I have gone out a few times with a guy (another younger one...what's with these young men wanting seeking out older women?) that I have known for a couple of years but never thought to date because we're 7 years apart. We've had a good time and get along well. We have lots of similar interests (AND he loves dogs). On our second "date" I was honest about where I stand on relationships and kids. I told him that I'm not on a mad dash to the altar (nor am I certain that I WANT to get married), and that I am almost 100% sure that I don't want kids. He seemed OK with this, but on our date last night he stated that he wants 3 or 4 kids someday....
That made me think about why we should even continue to date with such differing views on something that major. Part of me thinks to relax and go with the flow. If I were looking for a casual, FWB type relationship (Is that what he's looking for considering we don't have the same long term goals?), I would let it go, but I do want a monogamous relationship--sans babies. It then made me think TOO much. This guy typically dates older women... wouldn't it make more sense for him to look for younger women that have the time and energy to chase around 3 - 4 kids?
Since neither of us is remotely emotionally invested, should I move on? I really don't think I want chldren at all. Or should I just chill out and have a good time (which seems like a waste of time to me...)?
|Sat, 12-28-2013 - 10:56am
I think that the detriment to you would not be that you are wasting your time (because if you don't care that much about getting married then why would it be a waste of time?) but that you would end up falling for him and then he would break up with you when he thinks about it more and realizes that if he wants kids, he'd be better off going with a younger woman. I'm 56 and I have a male friend who is 48 and has never been married or had kids but he still would like to do that so he goes for much younger women--I think he's kind of delusional and it's not going to happen. His dating life doesn't seem very successful from what he tells me. But I would go out with him if he wanted to just because I'd enjoy the time for what it was and realize that we probably won't end up together long term. Could you do that?
|Sat, 12-28-2013 - 11:30am
Your last sentence says a lot! Having a good time is a "waste of time"? Your second paragraph says you're learning to "chill out and have a good time"! Then your third paragraph says you're "past your good time days"! Isn't life about enjoying and having a good time? I think that you don't know WHAT you want!
You're not very good at dating? Then stop dating, because that can only lead to having "good times" which is totally conflicting for you! Have you thought about just being a part of a group.......and spending time with "friends" instead of "dating"? Find yourself a group, some sort of "club" or "class" that interests you. A "travel" group, or some kind of "volunteers". There will be like minded people there, that you can become friends with.......and lo and behold, you'll meet MEN......men with the same interests and goals.
You're working way too hard to accomplish what you tell yourself you really don't want........a relationship and good times. Let it go, and just find yourself something that interests you or makes you feel good.......the rest will fall into place, IF you let it.
|Sat, 12-28-2013 - 1:01pm
I'm not sure. He's a REALLY nice guy and we have a lot of fun together. I could see myself falling for him (which is why I'm keeping the top on the honey pot for now), and I worry about even allowing myself to fet emotionally attached to someone that already has a good reason to leave...
Too much thinking, huh?
|Sat, 12-28-2013 - 1:09pm
I'm an introvert and don't do well with groups. I opt more for smaller, more intimate settings and have failed at attempts to fit into group settings (round peg, square hole)...
And for some, LEARNING to chill out and have a good time is quite the task. Maybe I am a bit of a walking oxymoron, but I don't want to just have a sexual relationship (which is what I mean by "good time"). Since I want something more meaningful, I am going to have to date.
Call me old fashioned, but I'm sorta over the whole hook-up first and see what happens later scene. I'm not wired that way and I end up feeling used and hurt. Thus, I am focusing on getting to know someone first before setting unrealistic expectations (the whole "The ONE" nonsense) or hopping in the sack. That's what I call DATING. I'm not good at it yet, but I'm willing to work on it.
|Sun, 12-29-2013 - 9:26am
No, I don't think you're overthinking things. For a relationship to be successful for the long term, you have to match on major goals. He wants children eventually and you don't. I wouldn't get involved with someone like this who I know cannot be a potential lifetime partner. I would have that discussion with him. Tell him if it weren't for that point, you'd give it a go, but you don't want to fall for him and have it be a temporary relationship when he decides it's time to start his family. Good luck.


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EAU CLAIRE The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire's University Theatre will present Gilbert and Sullivan's "Pirates of Penzance," a comic opera that spins a hilarious farce of sentimental pirates, bumbling policemen, dim-witted young lovers, dewy-eyed daughters and an eccentric Major-General, all morally bound to the often ridiculous dictates of honor and duty.
The musical, directed by Dr. Robert Knight, associate professor of music, opens at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 20, in Gantner Concert Hall of the Haas Fine Arts Center. Additional performances are slated for 7:30 p.m. Feb. 21, 22, 27, 28, and March 1; and 1:30 p.m. Sunday, March 2.
"The Pirates of Penzance" tells the story of Fredric, a young pirate apprentice, played by senior Rick Cedergren, Chisago City, Minn. Fredric has come to the end of his indentured period, but as it turns out, he was indentured by mistake. His half-deaf nurse had been instructed to apprentice him to a pilot, but got it a little wrong. Fredric has decided to leave the pirate life forever and devote his life to the extermination of pirates.
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