admin's page

Jun
22

What Makes a sport extreme? Is it danger? Thrills? Gear? The name?

What makes a sport into an extreme sport? Do risk, thrills, and a name add up to make something into an extreme sport?

None of these make a sport extreme, you can ski or you can extreme ski. The key to extreme is in the limits. When you push your own limits, when you do something you have never done before, then you are being extreme. Everyone has different limits, if you are willing to test your boundaries and go beyond you limits, then extreme sports are for you.
More »

, ,

Jun
04

Everything your reglular lasagne has, but without the meat!
8 oz. lasagna noodles
2 cups Morningstar Farms recipe crumbles
1 1/2 cartons cottage cheese
1 jar spaghetti sauce
16 oz. shredded cheese

Cook noodles according to package directions, drain, and separate noodles. In large saucepan, pour in sauce and recipe crumbles. Bring to boil, reduce heat, and simmer for 10 minutes; take off heat.
More »

, ,

May
12

Pocket Reference: material for those moments when you must have guidance.

This is pocket reference you didn’t know you needed. Occasions arise, situations evolve, you need a little something-something, where to turn? Right here. We are all tired of the Best Of lists, and some of us are downright disgusted with the perennial Readers’ Poll, Insider Tips, and similar crap that was never even fifteen minutes ago. On with it, then.
More »

,

Apr
15

I’m often times convinced that the FIA’s credo for F1 is “Destroying the sport, one circuit at a time.”

We already have total garbage on the F1 calendar. Abominations like France, Hungary and Spain. Well, chalk up another victim. Yes folks, another circuit has fallen prey to the butchers knife.

Hockenheim was one of the few great circuits remaining on the calendar. A circuit with class. High speed, low downforce. A car killer. A chance to see F1 cars at full tilt for a good part of the lap. F1 as it should be. Well, say goodnight Gracie, because it’s all over.
More »

, ,

Mar
26

Since childhood I’ve been exposed to secondhand smoke. It’s painfully affected my life in many ways and has made it extremely difficult to cope and function. Fortunately, I adapted a natural living lifestyle and I’m not as bad as I used to be. Please learn how you too can help to fight this monster and hopefully save the lives of those dear to you!
More »

, ,

Mar
09

How can you tell if you’re anemic? Anemia is an important health concern for teens, and can affect the quality of life in your thirties on up. Take care of yourself over the long-term. Here you have find some signs.

Fatigue and dizziness are becoming more common among teens. These are the most common symptoms of anemia.
More »

, ,

Feb
23

Anger is an umbrella, shielding you from deeper, unexpressed feelings. Your anger is a key to finding out who and what is important to you. Anger is an intimate emotion.

Many of us grew up with clear lessons about anger: Getting angry is wrong, unholy, and makes others not like us. Grown-ups got mad if we got angry. We learned a message: Anger is bad.

I have a new message for you: Anger is natural. It has a purpose, and we are not powerless in its presence. Anger is not a four letter word.
More »

,

Feb
04

Here you’ll find some recipes that healthy and delicious.

We hope that you will find some tasty and alternative meal additions to help you on your journey to good health. More »

, ,

Jan
18

Because everyone occasionally incurs small injuries, it’s a good idea to put together a First Aid Kit in a can, which is simple to do, a quick task and convenient. Treating a minor wound quickly instead of waiting, will allow it to begin to heal sooner. A small investment of time and money will allow you to make a first aid kit that will easily fit in your handbag, briefcase, or vehicle. The amount of times this small kit will be needed by either you or a friend will surprise you.
More »

, ,

Dec
25

Since the number one thing couples argue about is money, it makes sense to talk about it before the fighting starts. It’s important to know how each of you think about and spend your money, and whether you are in agreement about how the household expenses should be handled.
More »

, , ,