Let’s don’t call it old news. Let’s call it “Forever “News.” and how Dennis Hopper, only a year older than I, charmed some rough times growing up in the world of two wheelers and becoming a man in the hard times of the day.
Dennis Hopper had a natural way with acting like no other! He didn’t seem to act. He just lived the part very well. He will “forever” be in my memory and many other bike adventurer’s memory.
We’re kicking around ideas for the 2011 Woodzie. What does everybody think about April 23? It’s the week after Fiesta ends and there will be some good moon (it’s full on the 28th). Please think about it and let us know of any conflicts.
WooHoo!!! Woodzie time, now!
NASA has the stuff to get you there… but not back. The upside is you’d become the new Charles Lindbergh, you’d be the single most famous person the world has ever known.
Gonna watch the bats fly out from under the Congress Ave. bridge at sunset. Gonna swim in Barton Creek. Gonna walk around the shops. Gonna go to the Ladybird Johnson Wildflower Center. Gonna do Austin stuff. Jimmie’s been working hard and this is her labor day reward. We will be staying in Winona’s house near downtown. Call us on our cell phones if you need us.
Ladies, if you’re gonna put makeup on why not go all the way? The cool thing about National Geographic photos is that you know they are real. Here are 60 amazing photos of your world.
ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) — Americans love to take their vitamins. More than 150 million Americans take dietary supplements according to the Council for Responsible Nutrition, a supplement industry trade group.
But what should you do? Walk through the vitamin aisle of any grocery store, and you’re hit by a staggering array of options. From vitamin A to glucosamine to milk thistle (what is that, anyway?) to whey protein, it’s hard to decide what to take.
That’s why this week the Empowered Patient asked four experts — all medical doctors — what supplements they take every day. Their lists may surprise you — they all take at
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