‘Pursuit’ Life-Size White Trash Bags
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Drop, Andrey Zyomko
Hawaii Five-O desperately needs better writers. Tonight’s screenplay is full of cliches, tangential plot lines, and stupid dialog.
Political Cartoon: “Feelin’ Lucky?” By Steve Kelley, New Orleans Times-Picayune
(From Kaiser Health News)
Talk Fit, Get Fit: I took some important points from Workoutsforhome.com. What do you say to working out at home today?
Personally, I love the gym, but I know several people who don’t like to go. Here are some great benefits of exercising at home.
Benefits of Working Out at Home:
1. You don’t waste time or gas driving to the gym.
2. You don’t have to waste time waiting for exercise equipment at the gym.
3. No…
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The classic behind the ringtone!
In reference to earlier-this-month’s story of an iPhone alarm interrupting a performance by the NY Philharmonic, more than a few commentators have highlighted a video of violinist Lukáš Kmiťs improvisational response to the ringing of a Nokia cell phone. But only a few of those more-than-a-few have mentioned that the Nokia ringtone originates from the classical guitar piece “Gran Vals” by Francisco Tárrega (see 0:15 of the video above). Harder to play off Crazy Frog, I’d bet.
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“Be at rest once more, O my soul
for the Lord has been good to you.”
“How can I repay the Lord
for all his goodness to me?
I will lift up the cup of salvation
and call upon the Lord.
I will fulfill my vows to the Lord
in the presence of all his people.”
Psalm 116:7,12-14 (NIV)
