Here's My Tribute Song For Michael Jackson

I recorded this a couple of years ago. Didn't quite create what I wanted
But Here's my Tribute to Michael Jackson a True Genius

David Wolfe’s Longevity Video : Immunity

Achieve Effortless Youth, Superior Health & Natural Life Extension in Just MINUTES Per Day!

David Wolfe’s Longevity Video : Immunity

http://www.longevitynowprogram.com/news/immunity/

Ultimate Cherry Dessert - Chocolate Cherry Bombe

Chocolate Cherry Bombe

Serves 8 to 10

• Active time: 20 min
• Start to finish: 3 hr (includes freezing)

July 2009

With its mischievous cherry-stem fuse and sleek chocolate shell, this ice cream bombe should definitely get the fireworks started at your Fourth of July cookout. Cut into the bombe and you’ll see cherry ice cream dotted with crisp chocolate wafer cookies and toasty walnuts. Look even further and you’ll find the gunpowder—er, a center of chocolate ice cream.

• 3/4 cup walnuts (2 1/2 oz), toasted see Tips, cooled, and chopped
• 3/4 cup lightly crushed chocolate wafer cookies
• 3 pints cherry or cherry vanilla ice cream, softened slightly
• 1 pint chocolate ice cream, softened slightly
• 6 oz bittersweet chocolate (no more than 60% cacao), finely chopped
• 1/2 stick unsalted butter, cut into pieces
• 1/4 cup vegetable oil
• 1 maraschino cherry with stem

• Equipment:

  a 2- to 2 1/2-qt bowl (about 8 inches in diameter)

• Line bowl with plastic wrap, leaving an overhang all around.
• Stir walnuts and chocolate cookies into cherry ice cream in another bowl. Transfer ice cream to lined bowl and spread evenly over bottom and up sides, leaving a crater in center. Freeze until firm, about 45 minutes.
• Scoop chocolate ice cream into crater in cherry ice cream, then smooth top with an offset spatula. Freeze until firm, about 1 hour.
• Meanwhile, melt chocolate with butter and oil in a heatproof medium bowl set over a pot of simmering water, stirring. Remove from heat and cool slightly.
• Invert bombe onto a rack set over a baking sheet and remove plastic wrap. Make a small indentation in top and place maraschino cherry into ice cream so that the cherry is submerged but stem sticks straight up (like a fuse).
• Ladle chocolate sauce on top of bombe (avoiding cherry stem), letting it drip over sides to coat thoroughly. Freeze until chocolate coating is set, about 30 minutes.
• To serve, cut into wedges.

Cooks’ note:

• Bombe keeps, loosely covered with plastic wrap, 1 week.

Recipe by Andrea Albin

Photograph by Stephanie Foley

Here are 25 Twitter Words that you need to know on Twitter

Here are 25 Twitter Words that you need to know in order to survive
on Twitter:
Attwaction – a crush on another twitter
Block – to stop someone else’s tweets appearing in your feed
DM – direct message
Dweet – tweet sent whilst drunk
EgoTweetical – someone that only tweets about themselves
Follower – a user that follows another person’s tweets
Handle – your twitter name starting with @ i.e. @dsmpublishing
Illtwitterate – someone that doesn’t understand the twitter terminology
IM – instant message
Mistweet – an error in a tweet i.e. spelling mistake
Nudge – a friendly reminder to someone to update their profile
Qwitter – someone who quits twitter
Retweet – re-posting something that someone else wrote that you liked
Speets – spam tweets
Twadd – to add someone as a follower
Twaddle – boring tweets
Tweavesdropping – reading a strangers twitter conversation
Tweek – twitter geek
Tweetheart – someone you fall in love with on twitter
Tweetout – to sign out of your twitter account
Twendy – something that is trendy on twitter
Twirting – flirting on twitter
Twitch – the need to tweet
Unfollow – to stop following someone’s tweets
140er – a tweet that is exactly the 140 maximum characters

Rowby Twitter Note Pad #1

Software Messages You Can Send Below:

mentions to:
Tweased 2 tweccomend:
Shout Outs:
Special Thanks To:
Tweep Kudos to:
Smile Goes To:
Thanks to:
I JUST FOLLOWED:
I Just Followed:
THESE PEOPLE ARE GREAT:
These People Are Great:
FOLLOW THESE PEOPLE:
Follow These People:
FOLLOW THESE GREAT PEOPLE:
Follow These Great People:
CHECK THESE PEOPLE OUT:
Check These People Out:
INTERESTING TWEETERS:
Interesting Tweeters:
GREAT TWEETERS:
Great Tweeters:
KUDOS GO OUT TO:
Kudos go out to:
NICE PEOPLE:
nice people
GREAT PEOPLE:
Great People:

people worth mentioning:
many thanks:
luv goes to:
love these tweeters
AWESOME PEOPLE:
Awesome People:
AWESOME TWEETERS:
Awesome Tweeters:
SOME SOLID TWEETERS:
Some Solid Tweeters:
GOOD TWEETERS:
Good Tweeters:
YET MORE GREAT TWEETERS:
Yet More Great Tweeters:
people worth mentioning: #RT:
many thanks: #RT:
luv goes to: #RT:
love these tweeters: #RT:
mentions to: #RT:
Tweased 2 twecommend: #RT:
Shout Outs: #RT:
Special Thanks To: #RT:
Tweep Kudos to: #RT:
Smile Goes To: #RT:
Thanks to: #RT:
I JUST FOLLOWED: #RT:
I Just Followed: #RT:
THESE PEOPLE ARE GREAT: #RT:
These People Are Great: #RT:
FOLLOW THESE PEOPLE: #RT:
Follow These People: #RT:
FOLLOW THESE GREAT PEOPLE: #RT:
Follow These Great People: #RT:
CHECK THESE PEOPLE OUT: #RT:
Check These People Out: #RT:
INTERESTING TWEETERS: #RT:
Interesting Tweeters: #RT:
GREAT TWEETERS: #RT:
Great Tweeters: #RT:
KUDOS GO OUT TO: #RT:
Kudos go out to: #RT:
NICE PEOPLE: #RT:
nice people #RT:
GREAT PEOPLE: #RT:
Great People: #RT:
AWESOME PEOPLE: #RT:
Awesome People: #RT:
AWESOME TWEETERS: #RT:
Awesome Tweeters: #RT:
SOME SOLID TWEETERS: #RT:
Some Solid Tweeters: #RT:
GOOD TWEETERS: #RT:
Good Tweeters: #RT:
YET MORE GREAT TWEETERS: #RT:
Yet More Great Tweeters: #RT:
#FOLLOWFRIDAY #FF I JUST FOLLOWED:
#FollowFriday #FF I JUST FOLLOWED:
#FOLLOWFRIDAY THESE PEOPLE ARE GREAT:
#FOLLOWFRIDAY These People Are Great:
#FOLLOWFRIDAY FOLLOW THESE PEOPLE:
#FOLLOWFRIDAY Follow These People:
#FOLLOWFRIDAY FOLLOW THESE GREAT PEOPLE:
#FOLLOWFRIDAY Follow These Great People:
#FOLLOWFRIDAY CHECK THESE PEOPLE OUT:
#FOLLOWFRIDAY Check These People Out:
#FOLLOWFRIDAY INTERESTING TWEETERS:
#FOLLOWFRIDAY Interesting Tweeters:
#FOLLOWFRIDAY GREAT TWEETERS:
#FOLLOWFRIDAY Great Tweeters:
#FF I JUST FOLLOWED:
#FF I Just Followed:
#FF THESE PEOPLE ARE GREAT:
#FF These People Are Great:
#FF FOLLOW THESE PEOPLE:
#FF Follow These People:
#FF FOLLOW THESE GREAT PEOPLE:
#FF Follow These Great People:
#FF CHECK THESE PEOPLE OUT:
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#FF INTERESTING TWEETERS:
#FF Interesting Tweeters:
#FF GREAT TWEETERS:
Follow Me And I Follow You ?

That's alot of different messages...

Also this morning The 12 Century Church @ Sunrise

A Picture of the 12 Century Church & Knights Templar Castle 7:30 this morning. There is a lot more to this picture than meets the eye. But that's a secret.

Sunrise This Morning - Bright and Early

Out bright and early this morning with the dog took a photo of the sunrise

Sun

free sample of Dunkin' Donuts Original Blend

Restocked! Get a free sample of Dunkin' Donuts Original Blend coffee (just click on "Free Sample" on top menu). I love getting the coffee samples for my hubby to try and have received free samples from Dunkin' Donuts in the past. The coffee samples tend to "sell out" fast so I recommend trying to request yours now!

Emergen-C Drink Mix Samples

Emergen-C Drink Mix Samples

I got this great free sample of Emergen-C (click on "Share the Good") flavored fizzy drink mix in the mail today, thanks to Anissa for telling me about it! I wanted to make sure you didn't miss this free sample, I mentioned it here along with a Walmart sample for Emergen-C Pink Lemonade (no longer available). I got 3 packets: Cranberry, Tangerine, and Raspberry and a coupon to Save $1 on any 36 ct. box (exp. 6/30/08). I just wanted to bring this free sample to your attention since I received it in the mail so quickly and I was expecting to only receive one packet, but got three instead!

TaTi My DOG Just can't resist water..

TaTi My 6 month old DOG Just can't resist water..

Tool use alters brain's map of body

Posted by Elie Dolgin

[Entry posted at 22nd June 2009 05:06 PM GMT]

Researchers claim to have the first direct evidence of a century-old idea that using tools changes the way the human brain perceives the size and configuration of our body parts, according to a study published in the June 23 issue of Current Biology.

Holding the tool at an elongated arm's length Image: Lucilla Cardinali

"To be accurate in doing an action with a tool, you need to make the tool become a part of your body," the study's first author Lucilla Cardinali of the French National Institute for Health and Medical Research (INSERM) in Bron and Claude Bernard University in Lyon told The Scientist. "Your brain needs to take into account that the action is performed with something added to your body part."

In 1911, British neurologists Henry Head and Gordon Holmes introduced the theory that body image is mutable. Our brains are constantly processing visual and tactile feedback about the position of our bodies to work out where our limbs are at any given moment, they argued. The brain sifts through all this information to create a unified representation of body position and shape called the "body schema." Although the concept has been widely accepted in the hundred years since it was first proposed, and many researchers have demonstrated adjustments to how we sense our body's position in space after using a tool, no one had ever shown empirically that the body's self-framing itself can be directly manipulated.

"This is the first time it has been shown in humans that the use of tools can change the pattern of movement because the body schema has changed," said Angelo Maravita, a cognitive neuroscientist at the University of Milan-Bicocca in Italy who was not involved in the study.

Cardinali, a graduate student with INSERM's Alessandro Farnè, gave people a mechanical grabber that extended their reach and found that people with the arm-elongating tool took longer to grasp and point to an object after the gizmo was taken away compared to before they held the tool. They then showed that this delayed reaction time is a normal response of people with naturally longer arms, thus indicating that tool users judge their arms to be longer than they truly are. The researchers also asked blindfolded participants to touch specific landmarks on their arm -- the elbow, wrist and middle fingertip -- and showed that people perceived these spots as further along the limb after having played with the gadget arm. "It's really suggestive of the fact that your arm is coded as longer," said Maravita.



All these subtle and dynamic mental move-arounds occur at a subconscious level to help us function with our workaday widgets, the authors say. "[Tool users] don't think, 'Oh my god, my arm is longer,'" said Cardinali. "They act as if the arm was longer." In fact, Cardinali added, the long arm of the mind is something we experience every day -- for example, when you grasp a toothbrush. "You don't need to look at yourself in the mirror," she said. "You are able to do this without bumping into your teeth or hurting yourself, and you don't need to pay attention because the toothbrush is incorporated" into the body's perception of the arm.

Michael Arbib, a University of Southern California neurobiologist and computer scientist who did not contribute to the research findings, said that the study "has an interesting result, but it doesn't justify their claim." He argued that the slowness experienced by tool users could arise because they had just completed an awkward task that involved not just a greater reach but also different angles of rotation of the arm muscles. After ditching the tool, "it's a less confident motion," Arbib said, "and the less confident you are the slower you go."

Cardinali, however, said that the movement was fairly straightforward. Participants were pros at it right off the bat without any learning involved, she said. Maravita noted that the study subjects were quite precise and that only the key parameters linked to arm size changed after tool use. "I think it's quite a robust result," he said.

Arbib also said that the authors' "bold claim" was unfounded because they might have mistaken cause for effect. For example, in the arm touching experiment, tool users could have pointed to a modified space rather than an altered body representation if they mentally positioned themselves relative to the extended tool and then worked backwards, instead of directly perceiving an elongated body part. These two interpretations are "functionally equivalent," Arbib said, and so the authors' findings might only confirm the previous results of the last hundred years. Cardinali disagreed. She argued against a mental frameshift in space because the arm pointing test was performed with bent arms -- a posture that had never been encountered before. Thus, tool users could not be orienting themselves relative to any physical object in space, she said.

Just in case you are wondering about Nutshell...

Nutshell

The Iliad in a nutshell. Pliny tells us that Cicero asserts that the whole Iliad was written on a piece of parchment which might be put into a nutshell. Lalanne describes, in his Curiosités Bibliographiques, an edition of Rochefoucault’s Maxims, published by Didot in 1829, on pages one inch square, each page containing 26 lines, and each line 44 letters. Charles Toppan, of New York, engraved on a plate one-eighth of an inch square 12,000 letters. The Iliad contains 501,930 letters, and would therefore occupy 42 such plates engraved on both sides. Huet has proved by experiment that a parchment 27 by 21 centimètres would contain the entire Iliad, and such a parchment would go into a common-sized nut; but Mr. Toppan’s engraving would get the whole Iliad into half that size. George P. Marsh says, in his Lectures, he has seen the entire Arabic Koran in a parchment roll four inches wide and half an inch in diameter. (See ILIAD.)

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To lie in a nutshell. To be explained in a few words; to be capable of easy solution.

In a "Nutshell" - 16 Steps To Get More Traffic

Setting up a website is the very first step of an Internet
marketing campaign, after that the success of your
business depends greatly on how you have planned
your traffic goals.

...Would you like to get many more visitors per day?


Take a look below, don't cogitate on the tips
just put them in to action:

* Pick a market that suites your knowledge (a niche)

* Go to Google and search if there are people talking
about that market and if there are ads about it

* Use f*ree research tools to find good keywords

* Register the domain as a keyword ( Your-main-keyword-here.com)

* Create the website (you can use premade templates)

* Be sure the website has a good graphic, easy to
understand for everyone. Content is the king!

* Install an affiliate program that suites your niche

* Set up an autoresponder with few follow up emails
(you can use FreeFollowUp.com without paying a dime)

* Add more quality content to your site
(do not paste 10 blatant ads, use good content)

* Create a blog on Blogger.com and start talking about
your brand website (place links that send to your site)

* Invest 3 minutes per day to post content on your blog
and talk about your website (place new links)

* In every new post you must ping your blog
(you can use PINGOAT without paying a dime)

* Run a social bookmarking campaign with one group of
bookmarking accounts and at different times and days
(OnlyWire.com is the best resource to use)

* Create mini-networks (social profile pages at squidoo,
hubpages, bumpzee) on which you put the same content
of your blog. You don't need to recreate new content.
Be sure to place links that send to your website.

* Create some videos about your content
(you must talk about your market )

* Distribute your videos with TubeMogul.com (super easy)
and put your domain address inside your videos


That’s enough to jumpstart the traffic to your blog
or website and it only takes a short amount of time.
Best of all you pay nothing!

Review of Twitter Traffic Swarm by John Ritz

I'll be honest, I was taken by surprise at just how good
Twitter Traffic Swarm is by John Ritz. John is a hot-shot
copywriter, and I didn't realize he would take that talent
and write a hefty ebook, and then go on to make NINE videos
on the subject. This is the best Twitter info. you can get
for the money, at only $14.50 - truly an amazing find. BUT
I do have a few things to say about it .. First here's
the link..

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http://twittertrafficswarm.co.cc/
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First, here is what you get in the basic package, there
is also a full RESELLERS pack as well for those who want that:

You get 1 introduction video
You get 7 more content filled videos
You get 1 bonus video once you buy this by registering
You get his masterfully written ebook as well
You get free updates by registering

The Pros: John takes his time with very relaxed clear, and
easy to understand videos as he shows you how to do Twitter
"the right way". (more on that later) He shows you how to
create an account from square-one, and takes you through all
the basics, but almost immediately jumps into the various
Twitter applications that will allow you to rapidly find
a targeted list of Twitter followers.

John spends a lot of time in the ebook illustrating exactly
what you should "tweet" if you want to do it right. That is,
be respected to gain even more followers, and yet get
your sales message out. He spends time on squeeze pages, to
build your list, and even talks about gaining followers by
holding contests.

**He even gives away one of my tricks that utilizes following
specific Gurus**

The breadth and depth of what he teaches is incredible for the
price, as he goes over some of the basic apps such as TweetDeck,
but then shows you some of his favorites.

John trains you in the basics so well, that you will stay in
good graces with Twitter AND your followers. He also provides
some tools in the bonus video that will help you with getting
a fancy Twitter background for your page, etc.

The Cons: John steers away from any black-hat methods of
working Twitter, which was smart, but has a drawback. If you
don't have the time to work up to the full use of Twitter
communication back and forth with your followers, you need to
learn a few short-cuts that John doesn't mention.

However, to be honest, if you don't know everything John is
talking about first in THIS series of videos, it would be
fruitless to take any shortcuts anyway, as you'll just get
banned by Twitter, so you need to start here no matter
which route you take!

Get Twitter Traffic Swarm here:
==> http://twittertrafficswarm.co.cc/