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boooooo - holly #ravingfangirl

AND GIMME! - holly #ravingfangirl

"Exercise science is a fine and intellectually fascinating thing. But sometimes you just want someone to lay out guidelines for how to put the newest fitness research into practice. An article in the May-June issue of the American College of Sports Medicine’s Health & Fitness Journal does just that. In 12 exercises deploying only body weight, a chair and a wall, it fulfills the latest mandates for high-intensity effort, which essentially combines a long run and a visit to the weight room into about seven minutes of steady discomfort — all of it based on science." - holly #ravingfangirl from Bookmarklet

*slumps* *sweats* *pants* - holly #ravingfangirl

LOL! I saw that too, and I was thinking they named it after us! ;) - Rachel Lea Fox

Jimminy, gak that is horrible! I just know that in a game I would want to play through game center with other friends, I wouldn't want all of us dependent on paying that much money. The $8 is for the pack with all the current items, they call it Season 1, so they intend to have more seasons which I assume will cost similar. Can't do it. - Rachel Lea Fox

thanks y'all for being my drunk texting safety zone. did not drunk text that guy, yay! - t-ra: not givin up

you have shown excellent restraint, grasshopper! - Laura Norvig

Holy cow I've been away for too long. Your babby is CUTE! - Bubba was a rollin stone

Breakfistivo : synonym for brunch or brinner: "Yeah, that breakfastivo was totally delicious, too bad its already time for bed" - Steve and 4 other people

Facebookivo: "Steve, I was reading one of your status updates from 2010 just now, and--" "Wait, why are you all Facebookivoing my crap from 2010?" - Stephen Mack #TeamMomo from iPhone

not veiny enough. - Joe "Bad Guts" Silence

Joe. - Surprisingly Monstrous

too much? - Joe "Bad Guts" Silence

"I've just moved to New Zealand, and my first 30 days and 30 nights here made a powerful impression on me. I've never done anything quite like this before, so I thought I would share what I felt with you." - Amit Patel from Bookmarklet

Whenever a cameraphone and mirror meet, a selfie is produced. :P - c.a.j.

Lovely! I love the short hair. - ωαřмaiden ❤Marrit Woman❤

Working it Ms Glassmeyer! :-) - Heleninstitches

So our own Heather Piwowar is also a red-hot possibility. - RepoRat

works with Carly at his internship gig ... awesomeness. - henry

Twitter's shutting down the version of the API that is in current use by Friendfeed, afaik. So that may be permanent. The 100k tokens policy probably wouldn't apply to Friendfeed, they probably have access to somewhere around 300k tokens. https://dev.twitter.com/blog... - Jimminy IS Everybody

Advanced Tweets kind of works. I don't think it's against their terms if they make any provision of ownership to the author (the questionable case would be retweets). And yeah, it's not hard, just kind of costly. - Jimminy IS Everybody

we're still here. there's alot of us, actually. even more during the daylight hours. - Joe "Bad Guts" Silence

Oh, and Happy Birthday! - WoH: Professor MOTHRA

#fuckyeahbuttercup - jambina

"The Grilled Cheese Invitational in Los Angeles, California is a yearly festival that brings both amateur and professional chefs together to compete to see who makes the best grilled cheese. From the classic bread, butter and cheese sandwich, to bizarre dessert grilled cheeses, these competitors made it all. This year 150 competitors made over 750 grilled cheeses for a hungry crowd of people who served as judges." - imabonehead from Bookmarklet

"This recipe combines the ingredients of a bacon cheeseburger in a quesadilla. These quesadillas are so easy to prepare and make a great appetizer. If you want you can even serve them for dinner with fries or a side dish. Some of the ingredients in this recipe include hamburger, bacon, cheese, onion, and pickles. You can add just about any of your favorite cheeseburger ingredients if you want." - imabonehead from Bookmarklet

You can see all of your email settings at http://friendfeed.com/setting... - Bret Taylor

*jealous* I no longer get anything but subscription emails. - Bruce Lewis

We're making this too! - Johnny from iPhone

@Johnny: Oh, that would be perfect! We thought it was missing something flavour & texture wise. - Headless Gnad Kicker from FFHound!

Chambord is full of win ;) sounds delicious - WarLord

YOU GUYS WE HAVE A DUCKCAM! - laura x from Bookmarklet

This makes me so very happy. - Stephen le Francoeur

They're Pigeon Guillemots, a type of alcid (a group that includes auks and puffins). - John (bird whisperer)

Ahhhhh thanks! I had found black guillemots but they shouldn't be found in California. - Amit Patel

D'oh! I looked at the trail map and these were on "GUILLEMOT ISLAND". That should've been a clue… - Amit Patel

"When it comes to play, humans don’t play around. Other species play, but none play for as much of their lives as humans do, or as imaginatively, or with as much protection from the family circle. Human children are unique in using play to explore hypothetical situations rather than to rehearse actual challenges they’ll face later. Kittens may pretend to be cats fighting, but they will not pretend to be children; children, by contrast, will readily pretend to be cats or kittens — and then to be Hannah Montana, followed by Spider-Man saving the day. And in doing so, they develop some of humanity’s most consequential faculties. They learn the art, pleasure and power of hypothesis — of imagining new possibilities. And serious students of play believe that this helps make the species great. The idea that play contributes to human success goes back at least a century. But in the last 25 years or so, researchers like Elizabeth S. Spelke, Brian Sutton-Smith, Jaak Panksepp and Alison Gopnik... more... - Anne Bouey from Bookmarklet

"Dr. Gopnik shows this brilliantly with a game she invented with the psychologist David Sobel (her student, now a professor at Brown). In the game, which has the fetching name Blickets, players try to figure out what it is that makes an otherwise undistinguished clay figure a blicket. In some scenarios you can win even if you’re applying a prior bias. In others you can’t. Last summer I... more... - Anne Bouey

"Esther, along with most other 4- and 5-year-olds tested, bested not just me but most of 88 California undergraduates who took the “and” test. We educated grown-ups failed because our prior biases dictated that we play the game by the more common and efficient “or” rule. “Or” rules apply far more often in actual life, when a thing’s essence seldom depends on another object’s presence.... more... - Anne Bouey

This one had my kids cracking up. Worth a watch. - Stephen Mack #TeamMomo

The end part reminded me of that cover of Toto's Africa by Mike Masse and Jeff Hall that Glen shared -- incredible performance pulled off by two guys in a pizza parlor. Here it is if you needed to hear it again like I did: http://www.youtube.com/watch... - Stephen Mack #TeamMomo