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Vegetarian Times Magazine - January 2005

2005-01-25T20:52:00.000-08:00

DIET 2005
YOU LOSE, YOU WIN!
Just change one meal a day. Replace it with a Superfoods Recipe. You'll drop pounds and add health. It's that simple.

DO VEGETABLES KEEP YOU THIN?
And does eating meat make people fat? Vital questions, fascinating answers.

FAST, FLAKY, EASY FILO. SERIOUSLY.
These recipes look like gorgeous gourmet treats but we promise: Anyone can make them.

ANIMAL FARM
Fighting to improve the lives of farm animals is smarter than fighting to ban factory farms, argues vegan activist Erik Marcus.

1 FOOD 5 WAYS: CLEMENTINES!
Packed with vitamin C, these darlings of the citrus family are distinct, delicious and amazingly versatile.

About Vegetarian Times Magazine
Vegetarian Times Magazine is the source of great food, good health, and smart living. Each issue is packed with mouth-watering recipes that taste great and are healthy, too. It keeps you up to date on health news, herbs and supplements, nutrition counselling, and ways to keep your body and mind charged up and feeling great!
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World of Interiors Magazine - February 2005

2005-01-25T05:04:00.000-08:00

LATIN QUARTERS

Entranced by the vivid palette of Central America, expatriate artist Robert Brady made an austere Mexican monastery into a mirror of his vibrant tastes, says Barbara Stoeltie

THE ARCHITECT OF COUTURE

Catwalk king Azzedine Alaïa has fashioned a set of elegant apartments out of a Parisian warehouse space. Text: Mario de Castro

BEUYS' OWN ADVENTURE

Traversing the Highlands gave Joseph Beuys ample material for his artworks, in terms of both his imagination and the media he used, says his fellow-traveller Richard Demarco

LAYERS OF MEANING

Shelley Samss studio on the Hudson is like an intriguing parcel. Beads, saris, paper packages tied up with string - these are a few of my favourite things, she tells Carol Newman

About World of Interiors Magazine:
World of Interiors features the world's most stunning interiors and everything that is new in design and decoration along with the finest arts, antiques, exhibition, auction and fair previews.
Subscribe to World of Interiors, 12 Issues per year only $89.95, save 17%.

Cosmopolitan Magazine - February Issue Highlights

2005-01-24T21:29:00.000-08:00

BEYOND KAMA SUTRA
Advanced Sex Positions (#3 Will Have You Grinning for a Week)

The Power of Pre-Sex
5 Tricks That Will Totally Rev His Engine

Sexy New Hair Looks

Ashlee Simpson
Don't Judge Her Till You Read This

About Cosmopolitan:
Cosmopolitan Magazine is the largest-selling young women's magazine in the world, and is famous for its upbeat style, focus on the young career woman and candid discussion of contemporary male/female relationships.
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Current Issue: Mobile PC Magazine

2005-01-23T05:06:00.000-08:00

Where’s my WiMax?
1:30 PM - Wednesday, January 19 2005 ~InformationWeek
Are you sick of huddling around in the dim ethereal aura of a Wi-Fi hotspot? With WiMax (802.16), you could range far and wide and still be able to connect to the web from your notebook. With a network of WiMax towers in place, you could log on from anywhere a cell phone could pull down a signal. Unfortunately, this future technology just got more futuristic (well, further in the future, anyway). According to Dean Chang of Aperto Networks (a wireless broadband equipment vendor) the availability of certified WiMax equipment will be delayed for at least six months. As it was due to be delivered in the first half of 2005, the new delay means that it'll be at least a year before fully certified WiMax equipment will be available. Now you'll have to mark it on your 2006 calendar.

The Wonders That Will Be
For our January issue, Mobile PC featured seven designers and their visions of the future of computing. No drab, text-based prognostication, our feature, "The Wonders That Will Be," covers the products with huge, luscious images and an in-depth discussion of features, costs, and challenges of bringing the products to market. Here is a scaled-down discussion of one of the products: MicroMedia Paper. For the rest of the feature, pick up a newsstand copy of Mobile PC.

About Mobile PC Magazine
Mobile PC Magazine is the new authority on mobile computing and wireless products.It covers the latest news and trends, as well as reviews of the hottest new gadgets.
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About New York Magazine

2005-01-22T13:15:00.000-08:00

New York Magazine covers politics, business, psychology, the fine arts, entertainment, home furnishings, shopping, food, wine, fashion and a broad range of other subjects about the "Big Apple".
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February Ebony Magazine

2005-01-21T06:16:00.000-08:00

Love In The Limelight
Love is in the air and is being displayed by some of the hottest and best-known couples in entertainment and politics. From Jamie Foxx and Leila Arcieri to Usher and Naomi Campbell to Sen. Barack Obama and his wife Michelle, some of the biggest personalities are enjoying love and romance in the glare of the spotlight.

They appear hand-in-hand and arm-in-arm at star-studded events, keeping paparazzi in a frenzy. Adoring fans love to watch, wonder and wait for news about their favorite couples. EBONY gives readers a look inside love in the limelight.

About Ebony Magazine:
Ebony Magazine is the premier publication for African American men and women covering contemporary topics from black history to sports & entertainment with regular articles on health, fashion, politics & social awareness.
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Motor Trend Magazine

2005-01-20T06:45:00.000-08:00

Motor Trend Magazine is a leading automotive authority with monthly reviews and features on foreign and domestic models, car care, motor sports coverage, sneak peeks at future vehicles, auto-industry, environmental and government news reports.
12 Issues per year for only $12.00, save 75%.

Meet 17 High-Powered CEOs

2005-01-19T16:59:00.000-08:00

Meet 17 High-Powered CEOs
BE's 75 Most Powerful African Americans in corporate America are definitely on top of their game. Find out how they ascended the ranks

Consider them the corporate elite-an exclusive club of high-powered black executives who determine the billion-dollar bottom lines and market values of the world's largest corporations.

Just who are these dynamos? BLACK ENTERPRRISE's “Most Powerful African Americans in Corporate America.” The 75 men and women who made the list represent the highest-ranking executives from the 1,000 largest domestic and international corporations publicly traded on U.S. equities markets. All are either within striking distance of the CEO's chair or operate a major revenue-generating subsidiary or unit. Most manage thousands of employees and control billion-dollar budgets.

Here's a snapshot of the 17 CEOs that made the list. For bios of the remaining top executives, pick up the February issue of Black Enterprise. More ...

About Black Enterprise
Black Enterprise Magazine is a business publication for African American professionals and entrepreneurs. Features personal finance, plus career & business issues.
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Scarlett Johansson

2005-01-17T21:37:00.000-08:00

by Chris Jones | Feb 01 '05

Right about now, Scarlett Johansson is supposed to be surveying the history of dildos with me. This fantastical happenstance was meant to take place at Hollywood's Erotic Museum, which, because she's a girl of appetites, she's long wanted to visit. But the only person who'd ever offered to go with her—till today, at least—was her dad, and that would have been creepy. So, thinking myself chivalrous and only marginally creepy, I'd extended an invitation, she'd accepted, and I was looking forward to accompanying her there very much. Just the idea of looking at sexual artifacts with Scarlett would take the ......

From Esquire Magazine

About Esquire:
Esquire Magazine is one of America's premier men's magazines known for its irreverent humor. It reflects the changing role of men in American society, featuring articles on fashion, personalities, the arts, politics, the media and "Women we Love".
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New Yorker Cartoon

2005-01-16T17:46:00.000-08:00

“MD-HDTV” (Family watching High Definition television pick out skin problems on newscaster’s neck.)
ID: 120402, Published in The New Yorker January 17, 2005

“Free sample?” (Karate instructor offering free demonstrations to mall shoppers.)
ID: 120403, Published in The New Yorker January 17, 2005

About New Yorker Magazine
The New Yorker Magazine is a cultural icon dedicated to good writing and ideas. It is like the best conversation you can imagine about art and technology, politics and personalities, medicine and movies, fiction and fashion, culture and commentary.
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Seventeen Magazine Cover Story - the February 2005

2005-01-15T17:56:00.000-08:00

Find out how Jamie Lynn Spears plans to become as famous as Britney! Could your parents be spying on you? Find out what 5,000 guys think about love and sex! Plus, is romance in the stars for you this year? It's all in the February issue of Seventeen! ON NEWSSTANDS NOW!

About Seventeen Magazine:

Seventeen Magazine is the most popular magazine for girls ages 12-24 featuring the latest scoop on Style, Friends, Guys, College, Careers, the Stars and Love, with tips on beauty, fashion, fitness and relationships.
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U.S.NEWS Magazine - Cover Store

2005-01-13T10:25:00.000-08:00

Nation & World
The fight for life
A desperate effort to assist the survivors
By Susan Brink

LAMNO, INDONESIA--On a grassy soccer field, Indonesian soldiers hold back a crowd of several hundred villagers as a U.S. Navy SH-60 Seahawk helicopter touches down. At least 15,000 people have been left homeless by the tsunami in this coastal town, a 30-minute flight south of the provincial capital, Banda Aceh. Nearly all are hungry. Some are seriously injured or ill. The helicopter has become their lifeline. More...

A bit of Help from the air
LAMNO, INDONESIA--On a grassy soccer field, Indonesian soldiers hold back a crowd of several hundred villagers as a U.S. Navy SH-60 Seahawk helicopter touches down. At least 15,000 people have been left homeless by the tsunami in this coastal town, a 30-minute flight south of the provincial capital, Banda Aceh. Nearly all are hungry. Some are seriously injured or ill. The helicopter has become their lifeline. More >>

About U.S. News Magazine
US News & World Report is less interested in the pop culture of the moment and covers national and world affairs, business trends, 'News you can Use' and much, much more.
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REDBOOK - IN THE FEBRUARY ISSUE

2005-01-12T22:42:00.000-08:00

IN THE FEBRUARY ISSUE:

Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards
His wild past, her racy pics and the old-fashioned way they are raising their baby girl.

Sex-Life Boosters
We road-tested 'em (and we gotta say wow!).

Supermodel Heidi Klum: And Baby Makes Two
She talks about her new daughter and her relationship with Seal.

Guys Reveal: "The Secret to Keeping Me Crazy in Love"
Is it your hair? Your sense of humor? Find out here.

Sex: 3 Steps to Your Best Orgasm Ever
Exclusive ‑- an amazing new sex technique.

Getting Pregnant: What Works (and What Doesn't)
Everyday habits that hurt your chance to conceive.

In Love with Chocolate
Treats to make you ‑- and him ‑- swoon.

"Half My Heart Is in Iraq"
Three military wives share how they get through the hard times with their husbands overseas.

About Redbook Magazine:
Redbook Magazine features provocative features that address the fullness of the young, married woman's life -- everything from stylish fashion and beauty portfolios and stories on keeping her marriage fresh, to balancing home and career demands.
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In this issue - Allure Magazine

2005-01-11T13:38:00.000-08:00

This Month
Laura Mercier's Secrets for Flawless Skin; Under a Spell: Hypnosis for Weight Loss; The Best Celebrity Makeovers of All Time; and More...

How to Get Your Beauty Sleep
Dark circles and puffiness come from a lack of REM sleep. A step-by-step guide to getting your Z's.
Look rested and radiant on page 38 of Allure.

Business Class
Our favorite ice queen, The Apprentice's Carolyn Kepcher, has left the boardroom—and warmed up to a brand-new look.
Check out her amazing "after" on page 74 of Allure.

Makeover All-Stars
Our Total Makeover queens look back, cut loose, and kiss that dreaded black bathing suit good-bye.
Get the behind-the-makeovers scoop on page 84 of Allure.

Counter Intelligence
Submitting to a department-store makeover can feel as risky as gambling. We shift the odds in your favor.
Find out how on page 90 of Allure.

The Best And Worst Managers Of The Year 2004

2005-01-10T13:32:00.000-08:00

In 2004, some of the strongest performers showed up in some of the sleepiest industries, while executives in once-booming sectors such as Big Pharma and info tech suddenly had messes on their hands ...

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Business Week Magazine features in-depth perspectives on the financial markets, industries, trends, technology, and people guiding the economy.
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URB MAGAZINE ISSUE 123 COVERY STORY

2005-01-09T11:17:00.000-08:00

Carlos D :
Sleep is for the Weak
By night, he’s the gun-holstered bassist of modern gothic heroes Interpol. Later at night, he’s the vinyl-slinging DJ at the coolest after-parties in the country. And he makes sure to always dress for the occasion. Read More ...

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URB Magazine is the definitive guide to hip-hop and electronic music culture & lifestyles. When it comes to techno, electro, two-step, house and the latest experimental music, URB tells music fans what they need to know.
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Cosmo Girl Magazine

2005-01-08T22:22:00.000-08:00

Cosmo Girl! Magazine is the sassy, savvy younger sister of Cosmopolitan, and is written by young women in the voice of a hip confidante, offering advice, encouragement and inspiration on issues that are crucial to every girl's life.
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Introduce Bio-IT World Magazine

2005-01-07T08:29:00.000-08:00

Bio-IT World Magazine supports professionals in the life sciences and related fields through its focus on the information technology innovations that have specific application to the life sciences industry. The magazine features authoritative reporting on new technological products and services.
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Cover story:

Running Interference:In December's cover feature, Contributing Editor Nancy Weil speaks with Nobel laureate Phil Sharp, who considers RNAi "the most important discovery of the past decade." Biopharmas are now pushing the technology from classroom to clinic. more.

Is there a need to submit your blog to the major search engines?

2005-01-06T22:24:00.000-08:00

That question is constantly being asked on the various internet forums, whether blog related or not.

The most important search engines include Google, Yahoo, MSN Search, AOL Search, WiseNut, and Teoma. Other search engines like AltaVista and Inktomi are now the property of the major search engines.

There is a misconception all over the internet, and certainly not restricted to the blogging community by any any means.

People keep thinking that a blog or a traditional website, has to be somehow submitted to the search engines, if you want to be included in their search listings.

That is not true. more...

Teen recorded his anguish

2005-01-06T09:24:00.000-08:00

PORT BLAIR, India—Across his tsunami-devastated island, his relatives, friends and teachers lay dead, lost in water that submerged his home. As Koshi Mackenroe John hunkered down on a hill with his parents, there was little he could do except wait for rescuers. [Full Story]

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Why Blogs Rank High In Search Engines

2005-01-06T08:45:00.000-08:00

By: Fredrik Wacka

To me blogs are a strategic business communication tool. I usually consider the fact that blogs rank high in search engines to be a positive side effect. But I also recognize that for some people search engine optimization, SEO, is a major reason for blogging - and I have found it to be a good reason for others to start thinking about blogging at all. Here's a list of explanations to why your blog probably will rank high in search engines. And it's more to it than just the links.

Blogs are continuing to become a standard for Internet users. Readership continues to climb. However, what causes them to rank well in search engines? Discuss at WebProWorld.

The links are important, though. Especially to Google. Yahoo and the MSN Beta seems to give content related factors more weight in my experience. But even with Google the key to your success doesn't lie in links alone. If you want traffic through search engines you must get the basics right too.

So, here's my take on why blogs rank high in search engines.

Keywords, key phrases
Straight to the point
Each post's page structure
Coding
One subject per post
The blog site's information structure
Links then...?

Keywords, key phrases
If I wanted to pick one single reason I would actually choose this one: In a blog you talk. You engage in conversations. You think out loud, in a way. The things you say are (hopefully) everything but the standard corporate bullxxxx. This means you are filling the engines' databases with relevant keywords - relevant because most of us search for the words or phrases we use daily. The same words you use in the blog because you talk instead of sending messages to the target audience.

Straight to the point
How many blog posts have you seen with this kind of headline: "Our software system solution for world-wide data quality"? How many corporate sites have you seen...? This point is related to the first one but it adds one extra dimension. Not only do we in blogs speak like real, living people in the words we use - we say it directly. Straight to the point. There are certainly exceptions to this, I admit that. But generally speaking I have found it to be true in many business blogs. To say what you want to say as fast as possible is important, which leads me to my next reason.

Each post's page structure
It's more or less standard in blog design to use the post's title/headline as the page's title (together with the blog name). With my two previous reasons in mind you now see how the html title is filled with tasty keywords. And that's the most important place to have them. That's where search engines expect to find the best clue to what your page is about, and they rank the words there high in comparison to other positions in the code. Speaking about code...

Coding
If you use blog templates they will probably be an example of good coding. Most I've seen has been at least. It's often a table-less design, an extensive use of style sheets, correct coding where headlines not only are larger and bold but actual H1's, H2's and so on. It's a clean code - good for browser compability, good for visitors with disabilities. Good for search engine spiders. Here you have a potential risk. If you just use the old CMS templates for your regular site, you may loose this advantage. The solution is of course to redesign all of it in line with this "modern" web design.

Finally, some reasons relating to information structure.

One subject per post
This is all about keyword density, which is the ratio of the word someone searches for against the total numbers of words on the web page. Most blog posts are rather short, and they're often about one subject. That means a good chance of a high keyword density - especially if you compare it to a standard corporate web site where you try to tell about all your products on one page, or very few pages.

The blog site's information structure
Blogs are "flat" sites. They have a first page (level 1), current posts (level 2), about page (level 2), archive pages (level 2) and archived posts (level 3). That's it. It's not clear exactly how important this is. Some claim spiders don't regularly index very deep sites and that low-level pages are given lower ranking, others say this is not a factor to care about.

Links then? Well, they will do you good too. A high Google PageRank is obviously better than a low. But if you don't get the above things right, the PageRank won't mean as much to you as it otherwise would have.

Blogs Big in 2004

2005-01-05T13:28:00.000-08:00

Last year saw a big increase in weblog usage, according to information released by the Pew Internet & American Life Project. In November, two surveys by Pew revealed 8 million Americans have created blogs, and that blog readership jumped 58% in 2004. However, even though 27% of Internet users read blogs, another 62% still don't know what they are.

This Month in Shape Magazine

2005-01-05T11:37:00.000-08:00

JANUARY 2005 ISSUE

Make Over Your Abs!
These six moves will work your core from every angle -- for fast results.

Can't Lose Weight?
Take our quiz to see why. The payoff? A happier, healthier you.

The New Dinner Secret: How to drop the pounds
What you eat for supper determines your weight-loss success. Tips to revamp your eating habits painlessly.

No-Pain Cardio Plans
The right medley of songs can turn an ordinary treadmill workout into a dance party!

-by Shape

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W Magazine Cover Story

2005-01-04T19:18:00.000-08:00

Julia Roberts' mother is calling, and Roberts isn't picking up the phone.

She stares at it while it rings once, twice, five times, before reluctantly deciding not to answer.

"Now it'll probably ring about 25 more times," says Roberts, too polite to interrupt the interview she's in the midst of. "It's sweet that she's so determined."

Her mother, a realtor based in Smyrna, Georgia, isn't the only one trying in vain to get at Julia Roberts these days. Since last May, when the news broke that the world's highest-paid actress was pregnant with twins, her expanding belly has gotten so much press attention that you'd think she was hiding Osama bin Laden in there. Roberts, as usual, has been mum about the details—which is why it's rather astounding that this interview is not taking place in the generic confines of a publicist's office or a hotel suite, but in a hospital room in Los Angeles, where Roberts is lying flat on her back, dressed in sweatpants and a white T-shirt. After experiencing contractions several weeks before her due date, Roberts rushed here with her husband, Danny Moder, from their home near the beach. The doctors placed her on temporary bed rest, and so for now she's forgoing Pilates classes in favor of endless rounds of Scrabble.

"Being Juila" by Christopher Bagley has been edited for Style.com. The complete article appears in the January 2005 issue of W.

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ESPN: The Magazine

2005-01-04T19:01:00.000-08:00

ESPN: The Magazine puts the emphasis on what will happen: match-ups, players to watch for, season previews and predictions, and perspectives from on and off the playing field. ESPN features coverage of pro and college football, baseball, basketball, and hockey in every issue.
26 Issues per year for only $14.97.

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This month in Bazaar

2005-01-04T15:04:00.000-08:00

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Scarlett Johansson's Sexy Style
This Hollywood star seems equal parts woman and wide-eyed ingenue. Here, she speaks candidly about what's sexy now, loving "edgy" fashion and refusing to be more discreet.

Why Luxury Is Worth It
Should you spend $1000 on a week's worth of cheap and cheerful clothes or on one gorgeous, last-a-lifetime piece? Bazaar does the math.
Friends, Lovers, Facialists…Editing your address book can be satisfying, sentimental and saddening all at once. Here, Carrie Fisher takes us on her own trip through the pages of her little black book.

About Sales & Marketing Excellence Magazine

2005-01-01T08:33:00.000-08:00

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Maxim Magazine Cover Story

2004-12-31T06:23:00.000-08:00

Eva Longoria

Where you've seen her:
She cut her Hollywood teeth playing Isabella, the unhinged Latin spitfire on The Young and the Restless and recently starred on ABC's crime drama L.A. Dragnet. The 29-year-old Texas native now appears on ABC's latest dirty drama Desperate Housewives as the perpetually horny and often skimpily dressed cradle-robber Gabrielle Solis.

As ye sow yer wild oats, so shall ye reap:
"I’ve always said I want a farmer, not a hunter. Hunters go for the kill and they move on. A farmer nurtures; he watches things grow."

Lo and bi-hold:
"I do wish I had that gay experience, because I think women are beautiful creatures. They’re much more attractive naked than men. And it sounds like fun. Maybe I’m just holding out for the future."

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WHAT I KNOW FOR SURE -O, The Oprah Magazine

2004-12-30T18:34:00.000-08:00

THIS MONTH'S MISSION

Be inspired. Transform your mind, your mood and your body! The January mission calendar.

WHAT I KNOW FOR SURE

I feel so blessed that another year is upon us and I'm still here, and, as the old folks in my church used to say, "clothed in my right mind."

My prayer for myself, my friends and the world is that we become ever more conscious—aware of our meaning and purpose. I pray for peaceful pauses within ourselves to acknowledge our gratitude for life and all its complexities. I say thank you right now for all the lessons I will receive in 2005, and for the grace I'll be granted to handle them.

I marvel that at this age I still feel myself expanding, reaching out and beyond the boundaries of self to become more enlightened. In my 20s, I thought there was some magical adult age I'd reach (35, maybe) and my "adultness" would be complete. Funny how that number kept changing over the years, how even at 40, labeled by society as middle-aged, I still felt I wasn't the adult I knew I could be. Now that my life experiences have transcended every dream or expectation I ever imagined, I know for sure that we have to keep transforming ourselves to become who we ought to be.

For the first six years of my life, I was raised by my grandmother. She was not an educated woman, but she knew the Bible as well as she knew her kitchen—and she could surely cook. She taught me Bible stories and had me memorizing verses from the age of 3. One of my favorites was "Be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind." I believe that when you stop renewing, and are no longer open to change and the possibilities that continually unfold, you stop being alive and are just getting through the years.

Transformation doesn't happen unless you're willing: It's your choice.

This year I'm choosing to live beyond my wildest dreams. I wonder where they'll take me.

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Wired Magazine - Jan 2005 Cover Story

2004-12-29T14:22:00.000-08:00

Rocket Man

Richard Branson conquered the world. Now he wants to fly you to space. Get ready for Virgin Galactic and the new age of off-planet tourism.
By Spencer Reiss

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