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League of Legends: Viktor Impressions w Redmercy (LoL Gameplay...

Added 01/12/12
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Unboxing & Review USB 3.0 PCIe Card : Renesas Electronics. Two...

Added 12/21/11
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League of Legends: Graves, The Outlaw Redmercy (LoL Gameplay/C...

Added 10/27/11
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Date Night, Deleted Clip and Clone FLIPS!!!

Added 08/14/11
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ACM002 - archiCADmonkey reborn | HD

Added 02/12/11
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Epic Rap Battle!

Added 07/12/10
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Epic Rap Battle!

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MP3, LYRICS, & LINKS: ----------------- Get this song at: http://rhettandlink.com/music or on iTunes: http://bit.ly/amWekz Watch all our music videos in this playlist: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=5D3BFF118D8928BC ----------------- LYRICS: first off, i want to tell you I enjoyed the pizza well, it really wasn't great, but it allowed me to meetcha I'd like your number- but I'm not gonna leave a big tip to get it That means he's cheap and pathetic and if you date him you'll regret it 23 percent from me communicates I'm generous; not desperate. And I can calculate. Is she supposed to be impressed? Well, if you wanna battle be my guest... i'm a computer programmer and a cubical dweller I disabled spellcheck 'cause I'm a stellar speller When I write an email that includes an attachment I never hit "send"before I've attached it. Your job is a bore; I keep it hardcore Selling knives and insurance from door to door. You're reflecting on a water cooler conversation I'm giving an incredible knife demonstration May I interest you in some accidental death coverage or a bagel slicer? I can change your computer wallpaper to a tropical beach scene. Bagel slicer. I carpool, ‘cause I’m environmentally sensitive, I pack a snorkel, cause I'm clever and so inventitive. It’s inventive. Inventitive isn’t a word. Yeah it, I just inventi-ted it; you just got served. Well, when I carpool, I take a group of third graders. On my way to work, I teach them multiplication tables. See, I’m a role model, an example to the youth. Then why did this kid just tell me that 1 X 1 = 2? At the gym, people line up just to gimme a spot All eyes on me when i'm popping a squat My career plan B is to teach P.E. The model on the machine...he's based on me . I've mastered the art of mental manip-ulation Workin' every muscle group through meditation This is me working out my triceps Pick up my dvd called Mind Reps My sense of style is sweet like syrup. It's not uncommon for people to think I'm from Europe. I don’t follow the trendssI'm a style pioneer. See this turtle neck with a necklace? You'll be wearing this next year. I see buttons, I push em--just to see what they do, and if something were to go wrong, I'd just blame it on you. I’m quick-witted, always know just what to say. Then say something clever. Uh.... Okay. I was offered a record deal while singing at a karaoke bar but i turned it down and became the President's karaoke czar I rescued a dolphin entangled in a tuna net and donated it to an orphanage to keep as a pet I gave the Heimlich to a horse choking on beef jerky two hours later, he won the Kentucky Derby I'm allergic to nothing. I'm allergic to weakness. I embrace my weaknesses and call them unique-nesses. I can drive a stickshift / (well ) I can golf Well, I can make it look like my thumb is coming off I invented the half nelson/ I invented the full nelson I've got a signed picture of Boris Yeltsin My uncle is a lawyer / I roll my own sushi I use the metric system exclusively. I know Morse Code Well I can speak it (does morse code sounds) You just said that "the square root of raspberry should be legalized"..? Exactly ----------------- Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE! We do this for you, and we want to make sure you see our new videos. Plus, we give virtual side-hugs to all new subscribers. ------------------ Check out our other Youtube channel, where we upload random videos from our phones: http://youtube.com/rhettandlink2 ------------------- FOLLOW us on TWITTER! Rhett: http://twitter.com/rhettmc Link: http://twitter.com/linklamont Video Updates: http://twitter.com/rhettandlink ------------------- LIKE us on FACEBOOK! http://facebook.com/rhettandlink ------------------- Become a MYTHICAL BEAST for exclusive video, creative projects, etc. http://rhettandlinkommunity.com -- Distributed by Tubemogul.

OKInsiderEpisode51

Added 11/03/09
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OKInsiderEpisode51

[LESS INFO] 3 VIEWS | ADDED 16:24:54 11/03/09
Chris Brown seriously needs to let go of the whole Rhianna saga. Last week he posted a video of himself with Rhianna whilst they were dating, with the words ‘I’m sorry’, along side it. You may think that this is kind of sweet, but the follow up links attached to the message lead to promotional material for his new video. Not so sweet. It hasn’t been a great month for Lindsay Lohan , firstly her dad tells the world she will be dead by the end of the year, then she is linked to the gang who burgled her house, now she has been dropped by her record label. We’re not sure if any one remembers, but Lindsay was once a singer, however now her main source of income comes from turning up at parties, not great for someone who has been in rehab three times! Levi Johnston , the 19yr old who knocked up Sarah Palin’s daughter, Bristol , right in the middle of last years US election campaign, is about to tell all bare all! He’s doing an exclusive interview AND naked shoot for Play Girl magazine. Palin is understandably unimpressed with this revelation! This week’s hero ad villain! Hero of the week is Beyonce , who is single handedly attempting to save us from the recession. The ultra generous star and her hubby Jay-z had an expensive lunch in New York last week and enjoyed themselves so much, they left a £300 tip! Villain of the week is Natalie Portman - who we adore, but has won no fans after her opening up about being a vegan. She explained that people eat meat just because everyone else does and ended up comparing it to rape and the bringing in of the Holocaust! We won’t be inviting her to dinner any time soon! Hotshots: Victoria Beckham shows off her new hair-do, Nicole Ritchie opens up in a private interview and details of Ivanka Trump’s wedding! Read more stories and see more photos in this weeks OK! Magazine! Visit OK! Magazine online at www.OK.co.uk Follow us on twitter for celeb news updates as they happen http://www.twitter.com/okinsider AND http://www.twitter.com/ok_magazine Watch OKInsider at www.okinsider.mevio.com Exclusive online discounts with OKInsider! Take advantage of our coupon codes and discounts, exclusively with OKInsider! Save money, go to GoDaddy.com and use the following discount codes at the checkout - ‘OK20H′ - 20% off Web hosting! - ‘OKSSL′ - 12.99 SSL gift certificate - ‘OK9′ - 30% off a .com domain! Save money on jewellery, go to Diamond.com and use the following promo code at the checkout. - ‘ADOKI’ - 20% off ANY ORDER! Save money on diamonds! go to Ice.com and use the following promo code at the checkout. ‘ACOKI’ - 20% off ANY ORDER!

The Masthead Episode 63

Added 10/02/09
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2009 Raleigh-area Consignment Sale Roundup (Fall/Winter Sales)

Added 09/16/09
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2009 Raleigh-area Consignment Sale Roundup (Fall/Winter Sales)

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It's that time of year again... back to school shopping will start all too soon and parents will be sorting through clothing & toys to decide what still fits and what needs to be replaced. Almost a year and a half ago I discovered a new favorite hobby in bargain shopping called Children's Consignment Sales. I posted a blog last summer about my initial experiences with consignment shopping. Since then I can easily say that I've been to more than a dozen sales total, which are kind of like giant cooperative yard sales. I'm still by no means an expert, but do eagerly look forward to the chance to get nearly-brand-new clothing and toys for my child for about 25% of the original retail cost. Even toys or "play clothes" that look a little worn work fine for a toddler... she doesn't care or know the difference! For new moms or parents who haven't shopped a consignment sale before, here are a few tips of my own followed by some local news videos explaining the sales and then a list of the upcoming Raleigh, NC-area Fall/Winter sales. 1.) Take a list! Start making a list now of every item you can think of that you need for your child. It can be specific or generic, but just write it down, sort it by category type and even prioritize it by importance. I would never remember everything I want without having it on paper while shopping a sale. Don't think, "Oh that's too specific - I'd never find that at a sale." I've been blown away by very specific items I've found at sales before... such as One Step Ahead's " Walking Wings " (normally $24.95, but I found them practically new for $10). Last year I bought an $85 Kozy Carrier for only $20! The amount of new-with-tag clothing items for sale is often quite surprising too. 2.) Since the sales don't provide shopping carts, take something to carry your items in; I recommend a device with wheels! I use our SnugGlider stroller frame (without the infant car seat) and attach a rectangular laundry basket with a bungee cord. It works fabulously! I also have seen shoppers using carts such as this one , but I've never made the investment to get one of those. A wagon or an empty stroller could work well too. 3.) If possible, sign up for a time slot to work a few volunteer hours so that you can shop early. The best items always go first and once you shop a sale early, you'll realize this. Consignors (people who sell their items) also usually get to shop earlier than the public as well. The only thing to remember about consigning is that there is usually a consignors fee ($5-15) which you pay whether or not any of your items sell. If you do sell your items, depending on the sale you'll typically get about 2/3 of your selling price and the sale owners keep the other 1/3. The Raleigh area is very fortunate to have quite a few consignment sales nearby and those numbers seem to be growing! I've compiled a list of 10 upcoming Fall/Winter sales with their dates and locations below. There are 4 more area sales that I'm aware of, but have not yet confirmed their upcoming dates/location. First though, here is some local news coverage from two of the area's largest sales, KidsExchange and Kids Everywear. Note that these videos are from last winter's "Spring/Summer" sales and are not specifically referring to the upcoming sales. ..... ..... ..... ...... If the crowds in those videos overwhelm you, take heart... all sales aren't as chaotic as those two! In fact, many of the smaller sales are great because since they aren't as crowded, you can find better bargains! Feel free to leave a comment below inquiring about a specific sale and I'll be happy to let you know any details I know about it. (Although there are a few on this list that I haven't been to before.) Here is the list, sorted by upcoming sale dates: Kids Exchange July 20 - 28, 2009 (Mon-the following Tue) NC State Fairgrounds Jim Graham Building http://www.KidsExchange.net Note: This is the biggest sale in the entire area… it’s MASSIVE! The Friendship Closet Consignment Sale August 7 - 8, 2009 (Fri-Sat) Apex United Methodist Church 100 S. Hughes Street / Apex, NC 27502 http://www.friendshipcloset.com/dates-location Upscale Resale August 13 - 15, 2009 (Thu-Sat) Cary Masonic Lodge 1142 SE Maynard Road / Cary, NC http://www.UpscaleResale4Kids.com Note: Trunk Show, Boutique & higher-end consignment sale clothes TMOTT Sale (Triangle Mothers of Twins & Triplets) August 15, 2009 (Sat) N.C. State Fairgrounds Kerr Scott Building http://www.tmott.org/sale.htm Twice as Nice August 20 - 22, 2009 (Thu-Sat) New Horizons Fellowship 820 E. Williams Street / Apex, NC 27502 http://www.twiceasnice4tots.com/ Note: One of my very favorite sales, and not just because I designed their website! :-) NEXT 2 NEW 4 KIDS August 26 - 30, 2009 (Wed-Sun) Cleveland Gymnasium 8994 Cleveland Road / Clayton NC 27520 http://www.next2new4kids.com Divine Consign Show - Raleigh DCS Fall Show August 31 - September 4, 2009 (Mon-Fri) Stonehenge Shopping Center 7432 Creedmoor Road / Raleigh, NC http://www.dcskids.com Notes: Exclusive Trunk Show & Boutique Overstock and Consignment Sales; Also has a Grandparent Preview Show & New Mom Shopping (must pre-register) Kids Everywear August 29th - September 15th Morrisville Outlet Mall 1001 Airport Blvd / Morrisville, NC 27560-8935 http://www.kidseverywear.com/ Notes: Probably 2nd largest sale in the area & growing each year! ; Also has early shopping days for Pregnant & New Moms (must pre-register) Kidaround Kidsale Two Sale Dates & Locations! #1 - Sept. 11 - 13, 2009 (Fri-Sun) @ The Factory in Wake Forest (MVP Factory Sports indoor basketball court) 1839 US 1-A /South Main St. Wake Forest NC #2 - Oct. 9 - 11, 2009 (Fri-Sun) @ The Lighthouse Center in South Raleigh 326 Tryon Rd / Raleigh, NC (the Garner side of Raleigh) http://www.kidaroundkidsale.com/ Nearly New Clothing Exchange September 16-20, 2009 (Wed-Sun) Pleasant Valley Shopping Center 6270 Glenwood Ave. Raleigh, NC 27612 Next door to Kirklands http://www.nearlynewclothingexchange. com Chatham Kids Consignment September 18, 19, 20, 2009 (Fri-Sun) 11312 US Highway 15 501 N Chathams Crossings Chapel Hill, NC 27514 http://www. chathamkidsconsignment.com First UMC Cary Fall Sale September 19, 2009 (Sat) First United Methodist Church, Cary 117 S. Academy Street / Cary, NC 27511 http://www.consignwithfumc.com/ Note: Planning Ahead? Spring Sale will be Saturday, February 20, 2010 Church Kidz Stuff October 1 -3, 2009 Hayes Barton Baptist Church, Raleigh http://www.hbbc.net/Ministries/ChildrensMinistry/ChildrensConsignmentSale/ Just 4 Kids Consignment Sale October 4 - 10, 2009 (Sun-Sat) Life Spring Community Church 501 Wake Chapel Road Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526 http://www.just4kidsnc.com Second Blessings Consignment Sale Spring 2010 Greenwood Forest Baptist, Cary http://www.gfbccary.org/consignment/

Kingsbarns Golf Links Episode #11

Added 08/20/09
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Kingsbarns Golf Links Episode #11

[LESS INFO] 7 VIEWS | ADDED 17:20:05 08/20/09
In Episode 11 I have the pleasure of visiting Kingsbarns Golf Links , one of the newest courses in the hallowed home of golf, in the glorious sunshine. Kingsbarns is a traditional Scottish links course set in a stunning seaside location just 7 miles from St. Andrews. The wide fairways stretch along 2 miles of spectacular coastline in East Fife. In this show I’ll take you to the signature holes at Kingsbarns, the par-5 12th and 15th, I’ll show you the challenging 7th, 9th and 18th holes as well as the dramatic fairways and greens, the beautiful clubhouse, the stunning coastline and even some wildlife down on the adjacent beach! 15th hole I start out by taking you to the 15th hole and offering you some top tips to help you make par on this hole. This hole is gaining a reputation as one of Scotland's finest par 3s. With its fantastic views I think it’s our version of Pebble Beach! Whenever I come to Kingsbarns I always see some fantastic drama on this incredible hole - I love it. From the tee at 212 yards I demonstrate how the hole can be played – either by simply going for it or by laying up on the left hand side of the green. When you stand on the tee of the 15th at Kingsbarns you don’t know how windy it’s going to be, so my top tip is to check the trees on your left and also aim for the left bunker if you can because that’s a really good safe line. The last thing you want is to end up on the rocks on the right. Once you get to the green you should take care because there are lots of borrows, contours and undulating ridges on this green. If you can get a 3 or a 4 that’s a good score and you can move on having played one of the best golf holes in Scotland! 12th hole Apart from the 15th one of the best holes at Kingsbarns Golf Links is the 12th - it’s a par 5 , it goes all the way along the coastline and has to be one of the most stunning holes in the British Isles. 7th hole The par 4 7th is a long tough hole at 470 yards from the championship tees. It's important to miss the large hollow on the left side of the green, as recovering from here can be tricky. 9th hole Next I take you onto the par 5 9th hole which is 568 yards long and I show you the cross bunkers and the deep bunkers on the right hand side of the green.. Like all of the greens at Kingsbarns there are 6 or 7 pin placements on the 9th green. However there is no other green like the 9th for the variety of placement. There is a large hollow and a ridge running across this green. This really is a tricky green but a lot of fun to play. 18th hole I finish the show on the testing par 4 18th hole which is 444 yards from the tips. You final approach shot must carry the Cambo Burn. This is a finishing hole which is designed for maximum drama - it’s lots of fun and it could decide the outcome of your match. Kingsbarns History Golf at Kingsbarns dates back to 1793 and since then it’s had a turbulent history. The course closed in 1850 so that farmers could turn the land into farmable fields, and re-opened in 1922 when Willie Auchterlonie laid out a nine-hole golf course on the links at Kingsbarns Bay. Then in 1939 this course was mined for military purposes during World War II. Finally in 1999 Californian designers Mark Parsinen and Kyle Phillips created and opened the 18 hole golf course which features in this show. Despite its infancy, Kingsbarns has the honor of being one of three venues for the annual Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, along with the Old Course and Carnoustie. This spectacular course has also been selected as a Final Local Qualifying course for the 2010 Open Championship . If you want the sights, sounds smells of sea while you are playing golf then Kingsbarns is the place to be. The elevated tees give you magnificent views of the landing areas of each hole as well as stunning views out to the sea. On the green you really need to have you’re “A” game with you because there are so many contours and subtle borrows - probably best to have a caddy on your first visit! Good luck on your 1st visit to Kingsbarns! For full details on how to play please visit their website. Kingsbarns Golf Links Kingsbarns Golf Links Kingsbarns, Fife KY16 8QD Scotland Telephone Number +44 (0)1334 460860 Fax Number +44 (0)1334 460877 Website: Kingsbarns.com Email: Contact here Finally the Question of the Day: What is your favorite seaside golf course? Leave your comment below and we’ll have fun reading them!

The Masthead Episode 59

Added 07/27/09
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The Masthead Episode 59

[LESS INFO] 2 VIEWS | ADDED 15:44:00 07/27/09
Laser 101 The Masthead has an update on new and very practical laser technology for skin care. Since the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery reports that the demand for laser cosmetic care has grown 250% over the last two year, Marie Claire wants to share how these device can change the way you look for the best! Dr. Roy Geronemus compares the many purposes and varieties of lasers to "Baskin Robbins, a different laser for every condition," or in other words, there is a laser treatment for every case. So Marie Claire brakes down these different conditions, factoring in the cost and recovery period, to see what may very well work for you. From brown spots to rosacea to wrinkles, no matter what your ethnicity or age, there is a solution for those less desirable regions of your epidermis. If laser isn't your solution, Marie Claire provides 12 product solutions, which aren't as effective but will surely improve your skin's problem zones. To read the full article Laser 101 , check out MarieClaire.com Shop The Shoot Ever wonder how Maire Claire pieces together Shop the Shoot , that awesome page in the back that shows you how to aquire the beautiful styles and trends throughout the magazine, for less money? The Masthead gives a peek behind the scenes of the shoot, which proves to be a tangeble shopping tool anyone can use. For even more new beauty technology from the Masthead be sure to keep checking our blog, and watch other online shows for women on MEVIO Women Stay up to date on fashion, fitness and celebrity to the minute by following MEVIO Women on Twitter Express your own beauty tip and tricks on your very own blog! All you have to do is go to GoDaddy.com , enter code WOMEN7 and receive you personal .com name for $7.49. What a steal!!

Tips for going on a date

Added 11/18/08
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Small Wave Day At Caswell Bay Swansea

Added 08/16/08
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Small Wave Day At Caswell Bay Swansea

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Learn to surf, how to book your surfing lesson with SurfGSD at Fistral surf school or Gower Surf SchoolWe offer surfing courses for everyone and provide all the surf equipment that you will need to enjoy the waves and learn how to surf. Learn to surf Rhossili Beach, Caswell Beach, Aberavon Beach and Fistral Beach, Newquay, CornwallHow do I book?1) First decide which location you would like to visit and surf with us. We operate near Swansea which is just off the M4 on the Gower Coast line, in addition we also operate in Newquay at Fistral beach.2) Simply contact us via the following web pages, 1) Swansea, Gower 2) Fistral beach and let us know what dates you are looking for, how many off you, what type of surfing session (1-2-1, school activity group, stag or hen etc) and any other information you may require such as places to stay, camp sites or price quote we will get back to you within 24 hours by email or phone.3) Once we have agreed on your surfing day, session type, price we will direct you to the following surf shop site were you may be asked to pay a deposit or the full amount.4) We will confirm the surf booking and send a PDF with surf course/safety information to you then put you in our surf calender.5) Four to Five days prior (VIP) simply email or txt us to confirm time and meeting place stating which location you are surfing at: Fistral beach or Gower Coast and we will send you txt/email back with meeting information to you.6) Bring a towel, warm clothing some money for lunch, any asthma pumps etc that you need (nb, if you are on medication/long term illness you will need to get permission off your GP) and most importantly a sense of humour..7) You will be met by the GSD hut at Caswell Bay or in the car park opposite the worms head hotel in Rhossili village if surfing on Gower Coast. For surfing in Newquay we meet in the car park at North Fistral beach next to the new surfing centre which hosts showers, cafes and shops. Please see pictures of our vans so that you can find us; GSD surf vehicles8) You will be handed a wetsuit which may need to be turned the right way around and when slipping into them please make sure the zip is always at the back. Then you will be handed a red GSD identity vest to place over the wetsuit for safety purposes.9) The surf coaches will go through safety information of specific beach, surf conditions and other important safety tips to enhance your board riding development.Here are some surf pictures of our customers enjoying the thrill of surfing and here is our surf video page on you tube, for more up to date information on surfing here in the UK why not join us on Facebook see you soon on a surf beach of your choice.Happy Surfing Simon @ SurfGSD

Plan Your Lake Superior Day Event Now July 20 2008 Celebrate...

Added 06/17/08
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Plan Your Lake Superior Day Event Now July 20 2008 Celebrate World's Largest Cleanest Freshwater Lake

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Make your Lake Superior Day plans now: July 20, 2008 celebrate the world's largest, cleanest freshwater lake - annual event sponsored by Lake Superior Binational Forum, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Environment CanadaCelebrate Lake Superior Day on Sunday, July 20, 2008What’s better than a July picnic on a hot, sandy beach next to the world’s largest freshwater lake?A picnic and a Lake Superior celebration!Individuals and families, churches and kids, communities and clubs, and businesses and industries hold activities or events that celebrate Lake Superior Day, held annually on the third Sunday in July (July 20 this year).Can you do something that symbolizes your own connection to the lake on that day?Lake Superior Day was started in the early 1990s to highlight the importance of this great water body to the basin’s environment and economy.The Lake Superior Binational Forum promotes this basin-wide event to highlight the special connections people have to this unique world treasure.Many events have been held to educate or entertain people about lake issues, special places, and recreational opportunities.You are invited to hold activities or events that celebrate this world-class lake.This year the theme is “Let’s Go Fly a Kite!” to symbolize clean energy sources such as wind power.Organize your group or family to fly a kite at your favorite beach or park on July 20!Click on this link for more information about flying a kite on Lake Superior Day.Families fly kites made from homemade materials off the deck of the Great Lakes Aquarium in Duluth. Photo (above) from Minnesota Sea Grant Dec. 2007 newsletter: Making a Great Lake Superior by Sharon Moen.Photo by Marie Zhuikov ---Last year almost 45 groups and communities participated in some way, including special events such as dragon boat races, beach clean ups, musical concerts, library displays, church services, and signed proclamations that designate the third Sunday in July as Lake Superior Day.Contact the Lake Superior Binational Forum to receive free color postcards and buttons to give to your Lake Superior supporters at your event.The Forum's website offers ideas about how the day was celebrated last year and what you can do to celebrate Lake Superior. Click on “Current Projects.” New information is posted regularly.For more information email organizers - or call (715) 682-1489University of Minnesota Sea Grant Foundation photoSouth Carolina Map - Geology.comLake Superior's surface covers 31,700 square miles, or about the size of South Carolina.---The lake is so big it could hold all the water from the other four Great Lakes, plus three more lakes the size of Lake Erie.The Johnson-Sea-Link deep-sea scientific research submersiblePhoto courtesy the Public Library of Science journal via Wikipedia--- In 1985, scientists using a submersible vessel descended for the first time to the deepest part, which is near the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.Lake Superior ’s deepest point is 1,332 feet, which would almost cover the Sears Tower in Chicago, one of the world’s tallest buildings.Sears Tower photo by Western Michigan University student Meghan Hurley of Glenview, Illinois.---The lake stretches approximately 350 miles from west to east, and 160 miles north to south. If you could travel along the entire Lake Superior shoreline, you would travel 1,826 miles, or the distance from Duluth to San Francisco.The Lake Superior Binational Forum is a multi-sector stakeholder group of U.S. and Canadian volunteers that work together to provide input to governments about lake issues and educate basin residents about ways to protect and restore the lake.Members come from Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Ontario.Northland College Ashland, Wisconsin photos courtesy:Northland College, Liturgical Environments, Wayne Nasi Construction--- The Forum is located in the United States at Northland College in Ashland, WI, and funded in the U.S. by a grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Great Lakes National Program Office.The Canadian Forum office is at EcoSuperior in Thunder Bay, Ontario, and funded by Environment Canada. -------Top Ten Ways You Can Protect Lake Superior Every DayWisconsin DNR Map1. Install water saving devices on your kitchen and bathroom faucets and showerheads. Purchase these at local hardware and building supply stores--most cost between one dollar and nine dollars.2. Replace regular light bulbs with energy efficient bulbs. Burning an energy bulb requires less energy, which means power plants burn less coal and that produces less mercury in the air.3. Never burn garbage, especially plastics or tires, in burn barrels on your property. These produce more toxins in the air than an industrial incinerator. Not only do you breathe these toxic fumes as the garbage burns, but the pollutants enter the lake when it rains. 4. Instead of burning garbage, recycle or compost what you can and throw away the rest. 5. Take your lawn and household hazardous materials to area Cleansweeps collection days in Ashland, Bayfield, Douglas, and Iron counties this summer. Call the Northwest Regional Planning Commission at 715-635-2197 for dates and locations of collections in your county.6. Put your lawn on a chemical-free diet. Poisonous lawn herbicides and pesticides seep into waterways that end up in the lake and soil, which can hurt your family and neighbors. Lawn chemicals can also sicken or kill birds and pets. Bring these kinds of chemicals to a Cleansweep event where they are disposed of safely.7. Never pour any liquids into a storm drain. Storm drains empty untreated liquids into a nearby river, stream, or Lake Superior.8. When you’re boating or fishing, inspect your boat and trailer and remove any plants and animals before leaving the water body. Drain water from the motor, live well, bilge, and transom before leaving the water body. Never release live bait fish in the water or live earthworms on the land or water.9. When planning landscaping or gardening activities, use plants that are native to the region. Consult with garden centers or the Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute for a list of the best native plants for this area. Learn what non-native species look like and additional prevention tips by contacting your local state or federal natural resource management agency and ask for information and identification material for non-native species.10. Love it! When you care about something as grand as Lake Superior, you’ll feel good about making sure it stays a Great Lake.For more info contact:Lissa RadkeUS CoordinatorLake Superior Binational ForumSigurd Olson Environmental Institute at Northland CollegeAshland, WI54806715-682-1489FAX 715-682-1218"Water is life, and the quality of water determines the quality of life." --Lake Superior Binational Forum vision statementLake Superior Day is celebrated on the third Sunday in July!---Interfaith projects to protect Lake Superior are discussed in this video by:Rev. Tesshin Paul LehmbergHead PriestLake Superior ZendoZen Buddhist TempleRev. Jon Magnuson, LSBF board memberLutheran Campus MinistryNorthern Michigan UniversityMarquette, Michigan---Supers: South Carolina map courtesy Geology.comThe Johnson-Sea-Link deep-sea scientific research submersiblePhoto courtesy the Public Library of Science journal via WikipediaSears Tower photo by WMU student Meghan HurleyMinnesota Sea Grant photo by Marie ZhuikovFamilies fly kites made from homemade materials off the deck of the Great Lakes Aquarium in Duluth---For more info contact:Lissa RadkeUS CoordinatorLake Superior Binational ForumSigurd Olson Environmental Institute at Northland CollegeAshland, WI54806715-682-1489FAX 715-682-1218Lake Superior Binational Forumhttp://www.superiorforum.infoLake Superior Binational Forum vision statement:"Water is life, and the quality of water determines the quality of life."Lake Superior Day is celebrated on the third Sunday in July---Related websites:---Lake Superior Binational Forumhttp://www.superiorforum.info“Flying a kite” on Lake Superior Day pdf:http://www.superiorforum.info/uploads/Kite_Poster.pdf---Wisconsin DNR page on Lake Superior:http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/caer/ce/eek/nature/habitat/lakesuperior.htm---University of Minnesota Sea Grant Foundationhttp://www.seagrant.umn.edu/Minnesota Sea Grant Dec. 2007 newsletter: Making a Great Lake Superior by Sharon Moenhttp://www.seagrant.umn.edu/newsletter/2007/12/making_a_great_lake_superior.htmlMinnesota Sea Grant kite flying photo by Marie ZhuikovFamilies fly kites made from homemade materials off the deck of the Great Lakes Aquarium in Duluth. ---Northland College Ashland, Wisconsin photos courtesy:Northland College:http://www.northland.edu/NorthlandLiturgical Environments:http://www.liturgicalenvironments.comhttp://www.liturgicalenvironments.com/Images/Leaded%20Glass%20Contemporary/LdNORTHLAND-COLLEGE.jpgWayne Nasi Construction:http://www.wnasi.comhttp://www.wnasi.com/images/portfolio/school_northland.jpg---EcoSuperior Environmental Programs:http://www.ecosuperior.com---Environment Canada:http://www.ec.gc.ca/Telephone 1-819-997-2800Canada only:1-800-668-6767---Johnson-Sea-Link - Wikipediahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnson_Sea_LinkHarbor Branch Oceanographic Institution:http://www.hboi.eduSubmersible & crew info:http://www.hboi.edu/marineops/jsl_crew.htmlThe Johnsen Lab page of Johnson-Sea-Link http://www.biology.duke.edu/johnsenlab/gallery/insidechamber.htmlJohnson-Sea-Link, deep-sea scientific research submersible built by The Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution in 1971.Submersible was designed by Edwin Albert Link, friend of Harbor Branch founder Seward Johnson.Image first published March 15, 2005 in the Public Library of Science journal.Source: Gulf of Mexico Cruise SJ0107The Public Library of Science journal website states that the content of all PLoS journals is published under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 license.---South Carolina Map - Geology.comhttp://geology.com/state-map/maps/south-carolina-state-map.gif---Sears Tower photo by Western Michigan University student Meghan Hurley of Glenview, Illinois:http://homepages.wmich.edu/~m4hurley/searstower2_skyscraper_1.jpghttp://homepages.wmich.edu/~m4hurley