2010 July - Part 2

This Abdominal Exercise Will Make Your Waist Smaller & Burn Belly Fat

Filed under Uncategorized by larrydkeen on July 29, 2010 at 11:13 PM {no comments}

Click here budurl.com To Lose Fat and Gain Muscle With Darin Any Where In The World by using his On-line Program. Sign up for my free tools and newsletter at wwwFatlossLifestyle.com Welcome to our “Exercise of The Week”. Feel free to tune in here each week for an exercise that will stimulate your body to gain muscle and lose fat. Or Better yet, hit the “SUBSCRIBE” Link above so you won’t miss one. I am going to really make these incredibly effective. This exercise is the “Ab Vacuum” is the only ab exercise that has been proven to make your waist smaller. Plus, it will build a stronger foundation by putting you in tune with your Transverse Abdominas (TVA). It will also help you build your lower pelvic muscles, thus possibly able to enjoy a more sensational orgasm (believe it or not). Do not give up on learning this one. The advance stage will be to do it standing up. I promise that if you perform this exercise correctly and implement it you will improve your abs and have a more pain free back. If you have been following me for any length of time you know that I believe that one of the most important factors in transforming your body and life is “muscle confusion”. Simply put; you can’t do the same exercises the same way all the time. You must give your muscles something new and different. Tune in here each week to get a new “Unique Exercise of The Month” that will shock your body to lose fat and gain muscle. Also; go to http and sign up for all my free stuff. My free …

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Travis Garland – “Believe” (Available on iTunes NOW!)

Filed under Uncategorized by larrydkeen on July 29, 2010 at 7:39 PM {no comments}

Buy the song in iTunes now! bit.ly This is special! From its very first seconds, Travis Garland’s debut single, Believe, establishes itself as something truly special and different from everything else on the radio. It’s an instant hit! Check out the brilliant tune (below) by the Perezcious Music artist. Some of you may know the Texas-raised singer as a member from the now defunct boy band NLT, which saw one of it’s other members – Kevin McHale – go on to star on Fox’s hit show Glee. A true talent and an authentic artist, Travis Garland not only sings and dances, but he also wrote Believe and even produced his own vocals on it! Plus, he plays piano too! Hitmaker Danja, the man behind some of Justin Timberlake, Madonna and Britney Spears’ biggest hits, produced the song, available on iTunes now. Travis Garland makes us #Believe in pop music again! He’s the missing link in the game! He can appeal to the young girls, like Justin Bieber, but with his super sexiness and street swagger he’ll also draw in a broader fanbase of older females and dudes – gay and straight – as well. Believe is a song that inspires and unites! It’s a song we can hear being played on radio stations all across the world! From the tribal drum sounds to the soaring melodies, this is a song everyone can FEEL. We believe in Travis Garland so much that we are working with him! One of our artists, the singer/songwriter/dancer and good boy from Texas – who still goes to church regularly – is signed to Ron …

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90-Day P90X Results!

Filed under Uncategorized by larrydkeen on July 29, 2010 at 3:37 PM {no comments}

These are my final P90X results! Let me know if you want to get into the best shape of your life! Find me at: fitnesswithdana.com. Believe it or not, I was not pregnant and I was not pushing my stomach out. The first photos were me entirely relaxed. I had very weak abdominal muscles that were not able to hold my stomach flat, and now, they have no problems

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CTV’s Final “I Believe” Montage Preceded By Brian Williams’ Closing Comments From Vancouver

Filed under Uncategorized by larrydkeen on July 29, 2010 at 12:02 PM {no comments}

Brian Williams wraps up his final broadcast of Olympic Primetime from the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games after the Closing Ceremony. Williams comments are followed by CTV’s final montage showcasing key events from the Games, featuring the “I Believe” anthem sung by Nikki Yanofsky and Annie Villeneuve. Video courtesy of CTV/IOC. Captured from CTV-HD in Vancouver, BC on February 28, 2010. No infringement of copyright intended.

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Catdog born in Georgia

Filed under Uncategorized by larrydkeen on July 29, 2010 at 8:24 AM {no comments}

Believe it or not, but one woman in Georgia is claiming that her cat has defied science. She says that her moggie has given birth to a PUPPY, in a labour that lasted two days. While they are not fighting like cats and dogs just yet, she says the pup’s tails and ears take after its mother – while the rest of the body is fully canine. Scientists have not ruled out radiation as the reason, but say that any cross species encounter was an unlikely cause.

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can’t believe it’s not butter ( parody of can’t believe it )( RichardRogersRocks )

Filed under Uncategorized by larrydkeen on July 29, 2010 at 4:50 AM {no comments}

this is an exculsive track that i decided to post up for the fun of it! enjoy! lyrics below! Second Video- www.youtube.com Fourth Video- www.youtube.com ______________________________ here’s the link to the track to download- tweetmysong.com ______________________________ intro: can’t believe it’s not butter no trans-fat healthy for you you don’t understand when my taste-buds say yeah yeah yeah yeah verse 1: i’ma go get some log cabin somewhere in the store i’m gonna go get some pancakes waffles, toast whatever for us thinking about it let me go get some butter and some syrup to go can’t believe it’s not butter oh yeah and it tastes so good oh i can’t believe it’s not butter thinking about it ( well ) you be thinking i’m crazy cause it got no trans-fat in it at all thinking all about it you be thinking you be like ( mmmmm ) can’t believe it’s not butter chorus 1: oh i can’t believe it’s not butter oh oh you know you want it want it oh oh you know you want it want it oh oh you know you want it oh oh i can’t believe it’s not butter oh oh you know you want it want it oh oh you know you want it want it oh oh you know you want it oh bridge 1: you can’t understand when my taste buds say yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah you don’t understand when my taste buds say yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah verse 2: let me go make some french toast for you right now along with some waffles and pancakes to serve you ( oh ) thinking all about it let me serve you in the bed that’s right breakfast in …

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Etymology Of The Word Believe

Filed under Uncategorized by larrydkeen on July 29, 2010 at 12:25 AM {no comments}

Original Link: podictionary.com The podictionary word for today is believe: We live by our beliefs. That’s a good thing. But I think we always have to keep checking that our beliefs are based on fact and rationale and not influenced by our desires, or worse, the desires of others. Here are a few quotations that should make us think twice; in chronological order: • Men are nearly always willing to believe what they wish. Julius Caesar • A false report, if believed during three days, may be of great service to a government. Catherine de’ Medici • Since a politician never believes what he says, he is quite surprised to be taken at his word. Charles de Gaulle We live by our beliefs and that is tied up in the etymology of the word. As far as we know believe first turned up on the page 800 years ago which makes it Middle English. But it isn’t evolved from a French or Latin word, it comes from an Old English word leefan or geleefan. These words themselves already had a meaning of “believe” or “to hold dear” and they and other variants like ileve and leve were still in use during the life of Geoffrey Chaucer. All of them trace back through Old Teutonic to Indo-European and actually seem to connect with the roots of the word love. What we believe is often as much about feeling as it is about fact. The gulf between belief and fact is reflected in the expression “believe it or not” by which we mean “you may not take this to heart, but I’m presenting it as a fact just the same.” It …