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New audio blog system
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Strapples
See those listen buttons above each post? They should start working and producing a listenable form of the blog post within about a day or two. It’s a new service provided by iSpeech.org and it is very useful seeming. It will come in very good use for low vision users or users who just prefer to hear things.Hope it all works well, I hope to s ...
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Sherpa's Christmas List 2009
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John Lacroix
It's that time of year again.. I actually dread it. Thanksgiving is a WAY better holiday because it is so anti commercialized. You get together with your family.. and eat. No pressure.. just love. But Christmas... Blech! Too much attention is paid to gift giving and all the like. Either way, I've gotta make a list. So.. here is what is on my Christ ...
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Vitamin D Food Sources
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Jan
Food sourcesVitamin :-D Food Sources by Jan2517 on Polyvore.com Vitamin Dз in foods is found mostly in fish oils. It can also be made synthetically by ultraviolet light irradiation of a derivative of cholesterol. Vitamin D2 is a different synthetic form, known as ergocalciferol. The Vitamin D added to milk, a practice begun in the 1930's to p ...
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Weight Managment and Fitness Forum 54th Edition
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Weight Master E.
Welcome to the 54th edition of the Weight Management and Fitness Forum. We received a lot of goo submissions for this edition. We hope you all enjoy the selections and come back to Weight Master for our next edition and other informative posts. Herbert Aitken presents 25 Free Open Courseware Classes About Sports Medicine posted at mri technician ...
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Virtual Book Tour: Pris Campbell on Sea Trails
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T
(super-quick update: I'm doing pretty well and have just been focusing on enjoying the holidays, the crash is easing and I'm catching up on some things) I am very honored today to host a virtual book club stop for author and poet Pris Campbell. Her new book, Sea Trails: Poems and 1977 Passage Notes, is out and here's Pris to talk about her book! W ...
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You Win Some, You Lose Some…
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Susan
I just realized something. When I finish at my job next weekend, there will be no more weekend breakfast cookies!! *Tear* Perhaps it’s something I will have to keep up on the weekends. Especially since I like to do “weekend breakfasts,” like waffles, mid-week anyways ;)This morning was my new favourite – a s’muffernutt ...
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All About Aqua Jogging...
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bengreenfield
Recently, I’ve been plagued with an injury while preparing to race the Ironman World Championship of triathlon in Kona, Hawaii. The injury is called “IT Band Friction Syndrome” and requires low-impact or non-weight bearing exercise to maintain fitness until the knee is pain-free (alternative, highly non-attractive option is to run ...
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The Thanksgiving Run
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Megan Killian
There's something so magical about the first snowfall. Margot, Karl and I went out for a great 2hour run on Thanksgiving morning. Granted, it wasn't the first snowfall of the season, but it was the first that really stuck around for more than just a few hours. We started in Houghton and plodded along Trail 3 toward South Range. It was an overcast ...
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High aptitude achievement: Is entertainment a worthy endeavor?
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Douglas E.
A critic once described the mind of Jonathan Miller as “a turmoil of sizzling wires, connecting drama with anthropology, literature with quantum physics, linguistics with genetic theory.”From the PBS site of Bill Moyers Journal / Jonathan MillerWhat caught my attention was the conflicts Dr. Miller has expressed about his choosing variou ...
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Exercise & Prostate Cancer Risk
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Robert W.
Weekly Health Update: Exercise & Prostate Cancer Risk "A critical weekly review of important new research findings for health-conscious readers..." By, Robert A. Wascher, MD, FACS Updated: 11/29/2009The information in this column is intended for informational purposes only, and does not constitute medical advice or recommendatio ...
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