Cardiology heart disease has become one of the major causes of death throughout world. Generally men suffer more from this disease rather than women. This is due to the reason that men acquire... Brad Online Journal about losing extra pounds with various diet reviews and latest news and tips about obesity, diets and weight loss

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Fill'er up: CARPE DIEM: $1.45 Gas in Kansas City! Stuff White People Like: Black Music that Black People Don't Listen to Anymore BrothersJudd Blog: WHEN ARE THEY CARBON-DATING THE SHROUD OF DARWIN?: "If you didn't have the relics people might not believe the Prophet had existed." NASA and Google Successfully Test Deep Space Internet @ Universe Today In October, America bought nothing and built nothing.Housing Starts at Record Low @ Calculated Risk. And, in the same month, we became ...

tags: same sex marriage, angry mob, internet universe, calculated risk, space internet, universe today, throwing a party, google, store food, thomas sowell, dollar store, nand, black music, carpe diem, shroud, deep space, relics, reading list, swipe, prophet

This is stop motion music video for singer/songwriter Paul Steel directed and animated by Andy Martin. It is for the song 'Honkin' (On Your Crack Pipe)' from his album 'April & I'. It contains explicit lyrics that some people may find offensive.

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Don't you feel like in a puppet teather sometimes? A cute music video directed by Moh Azima.

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An already silly music video based on Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' is made more silly with subtitles that make it look like the singer is saying totally ridiculous things in English, instead of whatever was said in Urdu.

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Here’s a big surprise: teen superstar Miley Cyrus would like to spend even more time in front of the cameras. The Disney sensation was promoting her work in Bolt when she stopped to chat with E! News about her own career desires. “I would want to do a reality show like ‘The Real World’ because I think that’s crazy,” she told reporters. “Anyone who would do that has some serious guts.” Or issues ...

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Pop that really nice bottle of champagne you've been saving folks, because the Seattle P-I is reporting that Ted Stevens, the longest serving Republican in Senate history, has lost his re-election bid. To add injury to insult, his ouster came on his 85th birthday. Just think of it as a birthday present for the rest of us, Ted. ...

tags: senate history, ted stevens, 85th birthday, ouster, champagne, republican, seattle

Join us at the Seattle chapter of Drinking Liberally for an evening of politics under the influence. We start at 8:00 pm at the Montlake Ale House, 2307 24th Avenue E. Some of us will show up early for dinner. Tonight we will raise a toast to Alaska Senator Ted Stevens, who

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hurricane is the first grace jones cd in almost 20 years. it's currently available on import. as a bonus, you can get the album without having her actually coming into your house and taking a swing at you, as she...

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Zondervan, "a world leader in Christian communications," says it's just bought Mars Hill's social-networking, community-building software The City (we prefer "Christbook"), which was the brainchild of ex-Amazonian Zack Hubert. Now Zondervan will roll the software out to online churched-up types all over, hoping to recreate the Mars Hill experience: "Mars Hill launched The City earlier this year to create a dynamic, engaging interactive online community for its more than 7,000 members. Within two months of ...

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photo by Brittney Bush Bollay [flickr] via our group pool [#] On a day with other big pirate news comes another story of grand theft in the form of a half dozen parking meters being stolen from beneath the crumbling viaduct. [seattlest] Speaking of disappearances, all of the Sound Transit artwork has been cleared out of Broadway storefront to make way for demolition. [capitolhillseattle] WiFi in the Ferries still won’t be free, but it might be cheaper under ...

tags: pirate news, sound transit, flickr, parking meters, nphoto, viaduct, brittney, ferries, owls, storefront, demolition, artwork, broadway, pool, bush, blogs

So… when are folks going to start heaping the ridicule on Michael Dunmire that he so richly deserves? In 2008, Dunmire personally contributed $285,000 to I-985, plus another $100,000 to Tim Eyman’s personal compensation fund, and in return bought himself an initiative that lost by a better than 60-40 margin, going down to defeat in all 39 counties.  And that’s on top of the $530,000 he paid Eyman in 2007. Any idiot could get an initiative onto ...

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Big ups to everyone who made it out to celebrate Blogsgiving last night. Cupcakes were devoured, pumpkin drinks were guzzled, hand turkeys were drawn, and normally antisocial bloggers actually mingled with one another (thanks to the aforementioned pumpkin drinks). With the help of you fine people, we raised nearly $400 for Northwest Harvest, along with a bushel and a peck of non-perishable food items. Many thanks to Grey Gallery for hosting, as well ...

tags: bushel and a peck, seattle metblogs, northwest harvest, non perishable food items, non perishable food, grey gallery, capitol hill seattle, partners in crime, ups, cupcakes, turkeys, pumpkin, many thanks, drinks

Sometimes we stop to think--for instance while waiting to hear more about the non-credible bomb-threat that's halted the Bremerton ferry run this afternoon--about Bainbridge Island. Which is always the way. Bremerton forever gets the short end of the stick. So in contrast to hours of snarled ferry traffic, the news out of Bainbridge has to do with this electric car, the ECH, that Bob Fraik has built. It tops out, for now, at 35 mph, and ...

tags: seattle auto show, chris gregoire, bainbridge island, economy size, ferry traffic, bremerton ferry, pack options, bomb threat, short end of the stick, county roads, electric car, nso, electric vehicles, oil prices, ech, battery pack, crash, pace, household, adults

Monday night was a treat at Benaroya Hall, dedicated fully to the demonstration of the great Watjen Concert Organ, a true symphonic hall organ, which is not at all common. The organist was Janette Fishell and the music was J.S. Bach. In her program notes, Fishell, who teaches at Indiana University's Jacobs School of Music, divided the concert into four distinct sections. She consolidated aspects of Bach's life and artistic development into the schoolboy, the ...

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Obvious to those whose minds are not colonized: There is no way to end a war but through victory or defeat. Defeat is embraced through various forms of nuanced language, such as "end it," "honorable withdrawal" and "redeploy." Victory requires no such trickery or vocabulary. Victory is victory.... There are many who deserve credit for the successful strategy that has brought victory in Iraq (one which must, naturally, be maintained and preserved), such as ...

tags: general david petraeus, david petraeus, david kilcullen, mary habeck, fred kagan, command decision, national review online, george w bush, president george w bush, audacity, man and woman, trickery, keane, aussie, vocabulary, conviction, victory, iraq, tank

Normally a favorite blogger of mine, Glenn Greenwald has a post up today that, since it was posted before the actual news that the Democrats have voted to keep Joe Lieberman in their caucus and in the chair of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, was ostensibly a preemptive condemnation of the bipartisanship the decision represents. Now, Greenwald is an incredibly smart guy, a former constitutional law and civil rights litigator, author of numerous books, ...

tags: governmental affairs committee, glenn greenwald, joe lieberman, bipartisanship, actual news, litigator, obama, smart guy, overtures, constitutional law, condemnation, caucus, dems, blogger, civil rights, homeland security, democrats

Normally, Seattlest Trivia is the first Tuesday of the month. But there was apparently an election that day (no spoilers! We're 5 episodes behind) and everyone in the city was either glued to a TV set with their family or mafficking on First Avenue, so there was no trivia. But we're hosting tonight. Usual details: It's at the Old Pequliar, the quiz starts at 8:00 (though signup starts earlier, and tables run out earlier still), and ...

tags: great mouse detective, shanghai knights, seattlest, naked gun, first tuesday, first avenue, respondent, pitcher of beer, trivia, quiz, pool

One sunny day in 2009 an old man approached the White House from across Pennsylvania Avenue, where he’d been sitting on a park bench. He finally approached the U.S. Marine standing guard and said, ‘I would like to go in and meet with President Bush.’ The Marine looked at the man and said, ‘Sir, Mr. Bush is no longer president and no longer resides here.’ The old man said, ‘Okay’ , quietly , and walked away. The following day, ...

tags: pennsylvania avenue, happy days, sunny day, old man, white house

presumably this dog has a real name. The University of Washington’s football team has yet to win a game this season. Perhaps sensing the shape of things to come, the official Husky mascot (an Alaskan Malamute called Whitepaw’s Arlut Spirit of Gold Dust, a.k.a. “Spirit”) suffered a “shoulder injury” and has avoided leading the team out of the tunnel, wandering the sidelines, feigning interest in the game, and napping under the bench. Maybe his absence ...

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Rumor has it Nokia has announced that they are no longer offering their 5610 XpressMusic handset and will recall all of its existing inventory from stores and warehouses. This was prompted when a manufacturing problem affecting the phone’s display was detected. If you have one of the models, you can get a replacement of a 5310 or 6301 at any T-Mobile phone store plus a $25.00 or $50.00 credit from the company as a way ...

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Prince Sued Over Perfume DealA perfume company that went into business with Prince to make a "3121" fragrance -- named after his 2006 album -- sued him yesterday (Nov. 17) for $100,000 for failing to help promote the perfume.According to the lawsuit, filed in New York State Supreme Court, Prince and his music publisher Universal Music Publishing Group reached a licensing agreement with perfume company Revelations in December 2006 to use Prince's name and likeness ...

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New LCD Soundsystem album on the wayLCD Soundsystem mainman James Murphy has revealed he has written the band's next album, quashing rumours that the band were unlikely to return following the release of 2007's 'Sound Of Silver'.The producer/solo artist said that he has penned eight songs for the album, which will be the third LCD effort, and is keeping the tracks under lock and key - in his head."I write all my music in my ...

tags: sound of silver, music in my head, eight songs, lock and key, solo artist, critical mass, rumours, new album, guitarist, demo, james murphy