Mood:  happy

Hey you!

Thanks for dropping in today for {{{a peek and a boo.}}}

Got something for you today that you're totally going to love

I GUARANTEE IT! Here , check this out:

 

First of all here, get this: come home from work, maybe had a bad day, maybe a little stressed out, maybe got the parking spot snatched you never know ...the parking meter jammed? Boom! Wait theres more!

Along comes the meter maid and God shes fat and she's waddling like a duck and looking for a mark today ..gotta make quota bang you're it, you guessed it she don't like you neither, and wow, you're out 90 bucks fight it in court, just like that! Like you've got the time right?

Who needs the headache you've got kids to feed but look come home go for the snack dish, right?

You want plain old melt in your mouth milk chocolate do you? You want candy colored M&M's like right you're body needs more sugar for stress right ?

And like who needs the aggravation for your teeth..well glad you're here look no further click right here and thanks again for coming please come again. Machs Cafe is always coool!

You want more? (Theres more!) Hold tight right here babe, I'm with you!

 But don't leave just yet hold on I'm just getting started here. :)

And hey for making your day? Do it your self better. Beats a Vince Slap Chop commerical

 And thanks hon love you a ton!

Come again!

Posted by mach1231 at 8:00 PM PDT

Updated: Tuesday, June 15, 2010 9:19 PM PDT

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Shared/posted this video on my Facebook page. I can't really be as critical of Facebook as I would like on-line without first showing I can do better my self.

There are so many people using it, it is actually one of the Internets most enjoyable and interesting  experiences. Contrary to notions the Internet may be dumbing us down and contributing to attenuated attention spans everywhere, the opposite is probably truer: it's actually making us smarter.

Whereas these days, this 30 second spot that still airs on Spike, is pretty well a good summation for how todays average male feels.

Sadly, that would include Stephen Harper as an average male who has used pure charismaticly colored influence to chart his meteoric rise to power.  Legally, as a party, they barely even exist.

Posted by mach1231 at 7:27 PM PDT

Updated: Monday, June 14, 2010 8:28 PM PDT

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Mood:  sad

Eric Woolfson

http://www.spinner.ca/2009/12/03/eric-woolfson-dies/

Prime Time

Don't Answer Me

Old and Wise by The Alan Parsons Project

Posted by mach1231 at 11:51 PM PDT

Updated: Monday, June 14, 2010 12:15 AM PDT

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Mood:  bright

CBC on-line news did a brief writeup recently about a laid off ex-Nortel employee who parlayed his experience and used it to launch a couples enjoy sex enjoyment enhancement product.

60 grams worth of silicone is the end result of six years worth of research (wow thats a lot of experimenting) and a half-million dollars spent perfecting a product that seems to be a step up above average from your standard: sex ..."toy".

So says the inventor and at least one thoroughly satisified customer testimonial on the company product web site.

The unit contains two seperate motors with varying speed operation for each, is malleable and comes with its own silk bag.

It comes with its own battery and charger but a partner is not included.:) The company markets this "electromechanical device" as for use for either couples or solo use.

Posted by mach1231 at 3:17 PM PDT

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Mood:  accident prone

..are descending on Ontario.

The Belinda Stronach Foundation

A first for the foundation, a pre-summit gathering from June 15 to 18 called G(irls)20 Summit. It's a meeting of 21 young influential female media personalities from around the world to raise awareness of the most pressing issues that affect girls and women — and find solutions. A member from each of the G20 countries will attend plus one woman from Malawi, so there will be an African representative.

Report says tobacco companies courting young women

With half of all men in some developing countries already hooked on cigarettes, the tobacco industry is now courting lucrative new customers — young women, a report said today.

What can I say? I dont smoke and wouldnt recommend to any young person to start and at any age. Easy to start hard to quit do so while you still have the power ...

Posted by mach1231 at 10:24 PM PDT

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Mood:  energetic

What a woman..

http://archives.cbc.ca/on_this_day/06/11/

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Thanks for visiting. Please come again...

 laughs

Posted by mach1231 at 10:20 PM PDT

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Mood:  don't ask

National Geographic Explorer Dan Buettner has traveled the globe to uncover the best strategies for longevity found in the Blue Zones: places in the world where higher percentages of people enjoy remarkably long, full lives.

And in this dynamic book he discloses the recipe, blending this unique lifestyle formula with the latest scientific findings to inspire easy, lasting change that may add years to your life.

You’ll meet a 94-year-old farmer and self-confessed "ladies man" in Costa Rica, a 102-year-old grandmother in Okinawa a 102-year-old Sardinian who hikes at least six miles a day, and others. By observing their lifestyles, Buettner's team has identified critical everyday choices.

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Like the Internet and its nodes of communication mean to portend information "sharing" , so it is so with the actual point of practice and impact the book has had on the real world around us.

Just ask the people of  the southern Minnesota community of Albert Lea, close enough to the Canadian border..for us to realise, such dreams and ambitions need not be thought of as ....so far away.

See more on How Public Policy Can Help Prevent Heart Disease here.

Sorry no easy-piecy 'click here' links to the actual book from my blog site. Face it, if you're really interested in it, you'll just have to discover the links to living a longer life by making the effort for your self. :)

Posted by mach1231 at 10:08 AM PDT

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Mood:  a-ok

Heres a scene that is better with less dialog, to let the action 'do the talking'...Mr.Segal wants you to get out of his truck as he doesn't like the way you sit on it.

Guess he grew weary of being nice.

And just btw, if youre following that oil leak/spill in the U.S. these days and have some free leisure time you might actually LIKE this film. Even people who generally do not like  Mr . Segal enjoy this film..you can watch the whole thing online...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bC5cvgUPinY.

My self for me its the ~music~, the story, the Alaskan scenery, funny characters, the native peoples, the action, the dreams/vision scene-... everything, I just love it.

Interestingly in the film it's a  PREVENTER failure (brand new ones) in the films beginning that sets off the oil rig fire, which our hero Steven Seagal enters the scene and comes in to put out.

But in real life, this is the actual cause of the huge disasterous explosion on the oil rig in Louisianna in which 12 men were killed that led to the obvious and deleterious effects we see today.

Real life reality clashes. There are no EPA /FBI with martial arts skills. Or oil men that good with computers.

Posted by mach1231 at 11:56 PM PDT

Updated: Monday, June 7, 2010 12:18 AM PDT

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Mood:  a-ok

A short entry - AP Photographer Charlie Riedel just filed the following images of seabirds caught in the oil slick on a beach on Louisiana's East Grand Terre Island. As BP engineers continue their efforts to cap the underwater flow of oil, landfall is becoming more frequent, and the effects more evident. (8 photos total)

Why wash birds?

http://www.interspecies.com/pages/washbirds.html

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Although sure we can count on BP to pay its way out by spending millions on clean up and in penalties and lost revenue i.e. share prices, lost oil etc (nearly a billion dollars in total and I presume: counting)

Its wonderful to feel like you're playing a part in a larger picture by donating your self and supporting a group that has always been working in the background to protect ecology and the beauty of nature.

Also,...this is interesting. How would you think hairdressers, the people who cut and style your hair are helping? By donating their tip jar money?

More than that..:)...

 a huge International Natural Fiber Recycling mobilization is currently taking place to help get hair boom to the Gulf Coast Spill.

"You shampoo, because hair collects oil. Hair is very efficient at gathering oil,..."

http://www.matteroftrust.org/programs/natural.html

Posted by mach1231 at 11:09 PM PDT

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Mood:  caffeinated

Very interesting. I had no idea the prevalent feeling and attitude towards 'flirtatious frivolousness leading to horizontal slide maneuvers' among soldiers among those serving in the U.S. were changing as we speak.

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I would like to thank Yahoo and its reporting agencies for bringing this to our attention. You're smiley goes here.  (lol. Thats cute, eh?)

Posted by mach1231 at 1:23 PM PDT

Updated: Saturday, June 5, 2010 2:11 PM PDT

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