I got my mile swim down to 69 minutes! And I kicked on my stomach for 9 more minutes! Yay!!
Now I have to do my dishes so I can actually eat my dinner. Boo!!
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I got my mile swim down to 69 minutes! And I kicked on my stomach for 9 more minutes! Yay!!
Now I have to do my dishes so I can actually eat my dinner. Boo!!
Kathy, my daughter and some friends are doing a mini-trialthalon in July. The swim is only a half a mile, I think you should do it, too. Seriously, that is awesome!
I want to get below 300 before I start doing any competitions. My sister has done some mini-triathalons and finds them a blast--I might join her for one next summer!
We have seltzer! It's called Calistoga! Or Perrier! Or uh the Italian one. Pelligrino!
That's not seltzer. Totally different animal.
Gore's legislative recommendations to the House
1. An immediate "carbon freeze" that would cap U.S. CO2 emissions at current levels, followed by a program to generate 90% reductions by 2050.
2. Start a long-term tax shift to reduce payroll taxes and increase taxes on CO2 emissions.
3. Put aside a portion of carbon tax revenues to help low-income people make the transition.
4. Create a strong international treaty by working toward "de facto compliance with Kyoto" and moving up the start date for Kyoto's successor from 2012 to 2010.
5. Implement a moratorium on construction of new coal-fired power plants that are not compatible with carbon capture and sequestration.
6. Create an "ELECTRANET" -- a smart electricity grid that allows individuals and businesses to feed power back in at prevailing market rates.
7. Raise CAFE standards.
8. Set a date for a ban on incandescent light bulbs.
9. Create "Connie Mae," a carbon-neutral mortgage association, to help defray the upfront costs of energy-efficient building.
10. Have the SEC require disclosure of carbon emissions in corporate reporting, as a relevant "material risk."
Um. I hope there will be some exceptions to #8.
I totally used WordStar! And support NYC-selzer snobbiness. Although I'm not big on the selzer myself. And I also support job- and dress-searchers.
I think that's it.
Oh! And I've already started with the compact fluorescent bulbs! Take THAT, Al Gore!
Why, aurelia? I'm not challenging you, just questioning. Seems like an easy one to me.
House: different magazine obviously Hee.
Not aurelia, but I'm guessing lighting a stage with flourescent bulbs is a bit of a challenge, right?
Oh, sure. I was wondering if there was something else I wasn't picking up on. I meant to add that but hit post too soon.