There are many ways to make garlic bread, but lately I have been making a simple garlic cheese bread which has been well received by friends and family.
Reasons Behind Garlic Bread
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More than a Fitbit – Go Garmin!
Running cadence is important. An optimal rate is about 180 steps per minute (SPM). With a slower cadence there’s a likelihood of overstriding, a common problem with novice runners often evidenced by severe heel striking.
New Manhattan Beach branch office location!
The new site is less than a block away from our previous location, and offers relief from the ongoing parking problems we’ve experience for the past four years.
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All that glitters is not gold
Be wary of alternative Social Security claiming strategies, which are in the news now that baby boomers are eligible for benefits. There are expensive software tools designed to help retirees “maximize” their benefits.
The Lasting Impact of 9/11
Ever since that horrific day in 2001, nearly 14 years ago, we have seen an increase in the use of the calendar to create and enhance awareness of our pet projects or concerns.
The Wise Owl
When I turned off the bridge and onto the levee an owl startled into flight, chased up the Brodhead Creek by four crows. I watched intently for the next quarter mile of my run.
Slogging Ahead
One thing that appears to continue moving forward in spite of all the negativity in the press is the economy and coupled with it, the stock market.
Positioning for Endurance
These training runs and accumulated miles help to build our “aerobic capacity”. Increased aerobic capacity helps the body convert fats to energy, thereby increasing our endurance.
5 Things You Need to Know to Avoid ‘Interest Free’ Traps
When purchasing on credit, always anticipate paying interest (cost of money) on the money borrowed. In the current economy, interest rates are unusually low.