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primalpalette:

The New (Ab)normal

How portion sizes have changed between the 1950s and now.

primalpalette:

Encho Keryazov Gymnastics

The latest in our bodyweight mastery series was shot in Monte Carlo. Bulgarian Encho Keryazov does gymnastic feats using his hands alone.

Video 1  |  Video 2  |  Video 3 | Video 4

beingblog:

nprfreshair:

“More than 50 percent of the food dollar is spent outside the home now, and that’s a big difference [from] what it was several decades ago. People are eating outside because they’re on the move, they have crowded schedules, they want to take the family out for a treat – and there are so many restaurants out there now to cater to this need. … The problem is when you go out, you tend to eat more and you tend to eat worse than when you eat at home.” — Kelly Brownell

Oy, don’t I know it…

~reblogged by Trent Gilliss, senior editor

Stand Up, Walk Around, Even Just For ‘20 Minutes’ Check out this interview on NPR’s Fresh Air. It’s gold. You have no excuses.

My mind filled with memories of the gyms I visited while in India but the real takeaway was that the guy credits his living to 100 on being strong. Really strong.

One of my all-time favorite episodes from one of my all-time favorite radio shows.

primalpalette:

Hackers affiliated with Anonymous go after the biotech giant, stating, “Your continued attack on the worlds food supply…has earned you our full attention.”

the-sharp-end:

+/- 20 minutes of your day well spent

therangersteve:

Truth

60 minutes report on the flavor industry: “Tweaking Tastes and Creating Cravings” You can’t make this crap up. 

A CBC radio documentary portrait of Olga the Magnificent by John Chipman and a conversation about the secrets of aging… or not.

simon-brady:

Unfitness is a lot like fitness; you really have to work at it. With fitness, you struggle and pant and sweat for weeks without losing weight or getting any faster and then suddenly, the next run you do doubles your stamina. You lift a few more weights and those weird veins pop out of your…

This is the world’s first look at the new Superman as portrayed by Henry Cavill in the 2013 release of Zack Snyder’s Superman: Man of Steel. I made it last week. And in what seemed like a record…

My plate revisited. Plus a funny take on it here.

It’s not strict paleo but what you’re looking at is the finest homemade guacamole and corn “chips” ever! We made them by cooking plain ol’ corn tortillas (corn and water) in bacon fat for a minute. Who needs Canada’s Low Erucic Acid Rapeseed (aka CANOLA oil) when bacon fat does the trick so well and without being an oxidizing, Omega-6 disaster. I think Michael Pollan would be proud. See rule 10: http://truefoodmovement.com/top-10-food-rules

Disclaimer: Cooking with hot oil while barefoot is not recommended. :-)

officialssay:

“There are a variety of minimalist running shoes available for purchase and wear. Effective immediately, only those shoes that accommodate all five toes in one compartment are authorized for wear. Those shoes that feature five separate, individual compartments for the toes, detract from a professional military image and are prohibited for wear with the IPFU or when conducting physical training in military formation.” —An Army order banning toe shoes. (photo via realblades) 

ysvoice:

| ♕ |   v e s p a   | by Marine Duquesnoy | via atomos

calmhabitat:

Vespa by kidioui-scooter on Flickr.

joelzimmer:

Vespa

fashiondiplomacy:

I really love the vespa!!!

Photo via TheSartorialist

postcardsofitaly:

worldintranslation:

The journey across South Italy continues. Here in the university area of Naples, Via Mezzocannone.

My friend Sara studies Giapponese (Japanese) in that pink building just behind. The university area is probably my favorite in Napoli!

pxltd:

Vespa Seat | Bel&Bel

wishflowers:

modernhepburn:

iwanttoseemymountains:

(via iyoupapa)

pr3ttyvacant:

Wooden Vespa!

Aprilia party at TBWA Chiat Day

unleash your inner hipster (insert profundity as needed) 

That’s a good lookin’ cup

It feels like photoshop but I’d like to think otherwise

btslingerie:

a quiet morning

Nice portrait of “Java Joe.” He’s competition but who cares. 

mattwittmeyer:

Last month I photographed Rochester, NY coffee roasting icon, Java Joe for Rochester Magazine. This is one of the photos used in the story.

Carbon Fiber Storm Troopers need coffee.

sailorharleyhorror:

Latte, Please?

Why you might want to just brew your own. http://robbwolf.com/2011/11/17/seasons-drinkings/

Whoa! It’s time for some Night Owl Dark Roast

Things needed to survive and I may add, thrive.

Someone’s taking a coffee break.

Splat!

I can’t tell if this is a celebration or a lament.

Yup, those are coffee mugs. 

In your face coffee.

Chemex: A terrible name for a lovely, clean cup.

If you’re going to do this, just use organic coffee. 

People are clever.

very carefully…