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Saturday, December 3, 2011

Lady Gaga credits her good skin to orgasms and spinach...

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Lady Gaga credits her good skin to "orgasms and spinach".

The 25-year-old singer - who is dating 'Vampire Diaries' actor Taylor Kinney - claims having good sex and eating healthily improves her complexion.

Asked for her skincare secrets, she said: "Orgasms, lots of orgasms. Orgasms and spinach. No, what I really mean is hard work and sweat."

The 'Marry the Night' hitmaker also admitted she is still "searching" for love and haand worst relationships she has had.

She told the new issue of Britain's Elle magazine: "I don't know what the greatest love affair I've had is, I'm still searching.

"I don't know which has been the best or worst or in-between. I just know that I don't ever want it to be over. I love the search and ambition of love. The fantasy of life is so beautiful."

While Gaga is unsure about her love life, she admits some of the relationships she had in her teens were "abusive".

She said: "I had abusive relationships; I dated men much older than me – I was 15, they were 30 – which I don't recommend. I was never brave enough to be the person I am today."


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Friday, December 2, 2011

A couple of real heroes lost their lives in a helicopter crash trying to save lives...

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Chopper wreckage recovery today - a couple of real heroes killed when their helicopter crashed in a rescue attempt during a massive and suspicious blaze.
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Kaitaia ranger William Macrae (left) and pilot John 'Prickles' de Ridder Shrink
Northland pilot John 'Prickles' de Ridder (inset) was flying into fiery conditions when his helicopter crashed last night. Photo / SNPA Images/Petrina HodgsonWork to recover the wreckage of a helicopter that crashed during a massive blaze in New Zealand's Far North begins today.
Pilot John de Ridder and Department of Conservation worker William Macrae were killed when their helicopter crashed about 350m off the coast of the Karikari Peninsula late on Wednesday.
The Squirrel ZK-IMB helicopter had been assisting firefighters battling a massive blaze that destroyed at least three homes and sent residents scrambling for shelter.
The Civil Aviation Authority said a recovery barge was expected to reach the area early this morning after making the 12-hour journey from Paihia.
A dive team from Paihia would make an initial dive before working with the barge crew and air crash safety investigators to determine best way to winch the wreckage from the water.
The timing of the recovery would depend on sea and weather conditions, but investigators hoped it would be possible some time today.
The helicopter was submerged in about 7m of water.
Investigators were yesterday working to confirm details, including where the wreckage would be taken once recovered.
The men's bodies were found midday Thursday and recovered late that evening.
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Thursday, December 1, 2011

The Magical Minnesota Multi Dimensional Ax...


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By Ken Korczak
Kittson County Top News Examiner
B)An ax in northern Minnesota was recently sent on an inter-dimensional journey after possibly being stolen by a “shadow entity.” After being missing for two days, the ax returned, but appears to have been slightly altered in shape and form.
The incident occurred in a remote region of Roseau County in early November. The owner of the ax was perplexed one morning when he noticed that the tool had vanished from where he left it lying in his yard – the only evidence that remained was an outline of the ax in the snow.
The owner was mystified because the ax appeared to vanish into thin air – a light snow had just occurred, covering the yard, driveway and entire area where the ax had been lying on the ground. There were no tracks, no signs of disturbed snow – only a mysterious outline.
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Continue reading on Examiner.com The Magic Minnesota Multi-Dimensional Ax - Minneapolis Top News | Examiner.com http://www.examiner.com/top-news-in-minneapolis/the-magic-minnesota-multi-dimensional-ax?CID=examiner_alerts_article#ixzz1fR10kYYr

Acknowledgements to one of my old blogging friends from the blogesphere.

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Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Amazing new memory loss breakthroughs...

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B)mind_memory_headAmazing new memory loss breakthroughs, natural foods and do it-yourself secrets that disease proof your your brain and keep your memory razor sharp well into your 50's...60's...70's...and beyond.

Great post to read...but at the end of the day there is a cost. As they say there are no free lunches!

http://www.fsponline-recommends.co.uk/page.aspx?u=Disease-Proof_Your_Brain_Against_Dementia&tc=E975MC08&PromotionID=2147067747&u=32183659&g=0&r=Milo&s=535266&o=531336&l=338855&
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Sunday, November 20, 2011

Pod of dolphins delights Paremata, Wellington, locals...


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B)This pod of dolphins delighted Paremata, Wellington, locals. They had been fishing under the bridges in the Paremata inlet.

This pod attracted crowds of onlookers and prompted locals to make regular visits and even play music to this endangered species of dolphins. There is a close affinity between dolphins and their human friends.

http://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/6001169/Paremata-dolphin-pod-draws-crowds
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Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Shocking: The video Sealord and the global tuna industry don't want you to see...



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Today we've released shocking footage of ocean life dying in gruesome ways at the hands of industrial tuna fishers in the Pacific Ocean. When I first saw it I was outraged by the obscene waste of ocean life shown and I think most New Zealanders will be too.

This is the same destructive fishing method used by the fishing fleets that supply Sealord, New Zealand's biggest canned tuna brand. The widespread use of fish aggregation devices (FADs) with purse seine nets is to blame for high levels of bycatch and even threatens the very future of the fishery itself by catching large numbers of baby tuna. Local tuna brands Pams and Greenseas know this and are phasing out tuna caught this way.

The footage was shot by a New Zealand helicopter pilot turned whistleblower, who undertook aerial reconnaissance for tuna boats in the Pacific in 2009. To protect the pilot from reprisals we've disguised his identity.

It is not for the faint hearted, but here is what many tuna fishing vessels bring up with their catch. This is what fishing on FADs looks like:

Read more and view the video from the whistle-blower's revelations:



http://www.greenpeace.org/new-zealand/en/news/blog/the-video-sealord-and-the-global-tuna-industr/blog/37873/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+gpnzblog+%28Greenpeace+New+Zealand+Weblog%29

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