Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 5, 2011

Time link! Jane Fonda, healthy Christmas Cookies, etc.

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If you have been around since the 80 's you might remember the appearance of the VCR, Jane Fonda workout are extremely popular.

Jane Fonda, who turns 73 tomorrow, is back with Jane Fonda workout updated. Although the Fund is still in excellent shape, it relies on a team of experts that are actually a series of exercises. New DVD from Amazon is available.

If you're getting ready to bake Christmas cookies, stop the press and check out these Healthy Christmas Cookie recipes. They are healthy versions of traditional favorites.

If you need some tools to help you keep track of your calories and eat this holiday season and new year, mynetdiary.com check out for great food, tracking tools can be used at home, and mobile devices.

Finally this week, we wanted to give a shout out to Thin coast new doco covering popular 197 miles annual relay race begins 6000 feet on Mount Hood and ends at the sea in the sea, Oregon.

It will premiere in more than 350 cinemas in United States on 11 January 2011 for one night only. If you can't make it the premier, it will soon be available on DVD.


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Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Huge chocolate Christmas In France

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Christmas: traditionally, festive, celebratory gluttony. Both were combined, Patrick Roger, French chocolatier who created 10 metres (32 feet) Christmas tree ... made of chocolate.

Tree took a month to create and weighs four tonnes.

Mr. Roger talked about the difficulties and says:

To achieve this kind of architecture-because it's really a piece of architecture-we used to a kind of cavities making chocolate strong enough, because there are very strong vertical pressure.

The tree will be dismantled and brought in exchange for donations during the Telethon France (charity event to support studies of neuromuscular disease), December 3 and 4.

With four thousand kilograms of chocolate giant has more than 20 million calories is more than 25 years worth of calories for an average person.

Image: Telegraph's videos


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