A tip from the new book LL Cool J’s Platinum Workout.
“LL” says he doesn’t know the science behind it though he swears by it. I’ve been doing this for a week now and to be honest my abs to feel harder and look more define. This is great for travel where you don’t want to look like a freak or can just hop on a treadmill.
Here are some other tidbits.
Cell phone contracts are much like Iraqi death sentences, there is simply no way out and no hope for appeal. There is an out for Verizon customers who need to cancel their contracts before moving to Italy to stalk George Clooney or for regular folk who aren’t necessarily travelers but like those fancy Cingular phones.
Screw the fees baby that extra cash can be put to good use in Amsterdam! Click the link in the quote below for full details:
If you’re ready to end your Verizon service, put on your mean face and give them a call at 800) 922-0204. Ask if the text message rate change applies to you. If it does, read them the “Our Rights to Make Changes” section. Repeat. They’ll probably fight you on this, but hang in there. Ask for a supervisor. Escalate. You can do it! You have until March 1, 2007 to end your service.
Read about it here.
I’ve finally gotten my Mac mini up and running – so now what to do with my old PC? I’ll be keeping mine (geekdom requires it), however there are many of you out there that have bedrooms that don’t need to resemble a scene from the Matrix.
If you move around quite a bit the mini will save you hassle and shipping fees. The best thing to do is to buy Parallels for Mac ($79) which lets you run Windows side by side on your Mac. Just back up your stuff from the old PC, move it over to your mini and then donate your old machine.
How many of you Mac users have been in this situation? What did you end up doing with your old PC…oh, and have any good software to recommend, let’s say to download music?? 😉
Don’t get duped by this trick if you travel around with your laptop. Long story short, don’t connect to computer-to-computer networks.
The next time you’re at an airport looking for a wireless hot spot, and you see one called “Free Wi-Fi” or a similar name, beware — you may end up being victimized by the latest hot-spot scam hitting airports across the country.
I was thinking how great it would be to get a video of this and then I realized my camera can take short video clips (duh). This was going on right outside of the Advanstar International Motorcycle Show on a warm January day.
Some pictures here.
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