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Lori Braun is the owner of femalemuscle.com, the largest female bodybuilding site on the Internet measured by content, viewers, and page views.
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Thursday, August 6, 2009 at 18:55 This guy was so cool. I had to take some video of him. I was on my way downtown to workout at a friend's gym. I took this video when MJ was still alive a few months back. I'm sure that this mimi Micheal is even more popular now. Never know what you are going to see on the NY subways.
Wednesday, August 5, 2009 at 14:40 We have a new addition to our panda collection at the San Diego Zoo. At 4:58 this morning, Bai Yun gave birth to a vigorous, squawking infant! The staff here is elated and is, as always, in awe of Bai Yun and her perfect maternal skills. Here’s video of the birth.
She had appeared more restless than usual in the last 24 hours, resting for shorter periods with intermittent nest building through the day and night. At about 2:45 this morning, she was observed leaning back and holding her feet. Regular changes of position become common at this stage of labor, and contractions were evident as the time went by. Bai Yun handled it all well, and staff agreed that this seemed like one of her easiest labors.
At 4:58 a.m., Bai Yun stood up and had a series of contractions while on all fours. With the last one, we suddenly heard the loud squawking we had all been anticipating. As Bai Yun turned around to gather up the cub, we all got a glimpse at a wriggling infant on the floor, crying loudly for attention. Bai Yun immediately attended to her newest offspring and spent the next half hour or so soothing it, cradling it in her arms and licking it. Panda Cam
Monday, July 27, 2009 at 11:39 40 years later, a little Woodstock rises. The names haven't changed, just the hair.
Gathering of the Vibes Saturday. 20,000 plus had a great time outside on the water in Bridgeport Ct, complete with Leon Helms, Bob Weir and muddy Wookies.
(Hiding in my little purple tent)
I love outside concert festivals, the music, the people, the fresh air, the vendors. I do hate the porta-potties. At the concert I saw people passed booze, passed joints, passed 50, passed penguins, passed Orcas, passed giant worms, and passed out.
At concerts I found out that if you give people enough time and drugs you can make anything glow.
The Dead lives on, and on and on...
Thursday, July 23, 2009 at 12:17 
Wednesday, July 22, 2009 at 10:44 FARMINGDALE, N.Y. You would not have trouble coming up with reasons to be skeptical about Tiffara Steward’s prospects as a college basketball player. She’s all of 4-foot-6 and 90 pounds, too small to get on some amusement park rides, often handed the children’s menu at restaurants. She’s blind in her right eye, which has no cornea. She’s partly deaf. She was born three months premature, weighing 2 pounds 15 ounces. She has scoliosis, which left one leg shorter than the other. Some of her vertebrae didn’t develop properly. She had six operations by age 3. And in her blue jeans, black vest and Size 1 Air Jordans, bouncing a ball on the rubberized court where the Farmingdale State Rams play on Long Island, she could be mistaken for someone’s kid sister who managed to sneak into the gym.
Yet, throughout the Rams’ 18-10 season, fans were treated to the spectacle of this little blur hounding opposing ball handlers, hoisting up threes, running the point. Believed to be the shortest college basketball player, Steward, a 20-year-old junior, nonetheless was a starter and a co-captain of a team that made it to the Skyline Conference Championship (losing to Mount St. Mary College) and to the second round of the Eastern College Athletic Conference’s Division III tournament (Lehman College). Even in Farmingdale’s one game against a Division I team, an 85-25 dismantling by the Big East power Rutgers University, she hit a three-pointer — to a standing ovation in Rutgers’s gym. It’s almost impossible this time of year not to be sucked into America’s best sporting extravaganza, the pageant of endless surprises that is college basketball in March.
Thursday, July 16, 2009 at 11:48 Roller coasters: You love them or hate them. But if you’re among the fanatics who worship the coaster gods, there’s an amazing worldwide assemblage of thrilling and chilling rides to choose from. Whether twisting, flying, looping or just plain speeding, last year coaster fans took more than 900 million rides in the United States alone. With more than 2,000 roller coasters worldwide, located on six out of the seven continents (Antarctica has no coasters to date), the thrill-ride phenomenon has been gaining momentum for years and is now better than ever.
(What, you expected me to be screaming?)
Sunday, July 12, 2009 at 22:39 I don't eat meat anymore.
Well, I do eat fish. I also taste my cat (best friend) Mangus's chicken before serving him.
I have never enjoyed eating meat. I don't like the taste so it's not difficult to give it up. My recent trip to Hawaii where we were surrounded by hundreds of wild chickens and roosters with their tiny babies making adorable cookadooadools made me never want to eat a chicken again.
I practice meetless Mondays through Sundays now. It's very easy to do once you decide to do it. There are so many other much healthier foods that are not injected strange chemicals that can kill you. Another great reason to not eat meat. Try meatless Mondays. It's just one day out of your week.
Hop, hop, hop down to farm stand, get some corn and carrots and eat like a healthy bunny.
I love a practical solution
Friday, July 10, 2009 at 10:56 After hearing of the youtube threat and the vandalism done to a replica of The Statue of Liberty at a Brooklyn coffee shop I quickly wheeled myself down to Liberty Island Park to check up on the grand lady herself. After a few laps around the park on this beautiful day our beacon of freedom went into the night with her torch aglow resting assured that a watchful eye and some female muscle is close by.
Wednesday, July 8, 2009 at 11:26 "Rockin' Robin" is a 1958 song by Bobby Day. The single was Day's only hit single, becoming a No. 2 Billboard Hot 100 hit. The song was covered by The Hollies on their first album in 1964 and would be revived as a single again in 1972 by the teenaged Michael Jackson as his second single release on Motown. Jackson took his version to number two on the U.S. pop singles chart that year.
Have to dance when I hear this song. Great for aerobics workout.
Tuesday, July 7, 2009 at 22:22 
In regards to your aticle about Schmoes, (hope I have spelt it correctlly) what is the difference between a female bodybuilding fan and a Schmoe? Just curious.
Glen
London . England
Dear Glen:
I don't like the word Schmoe.
It's demeaning. I prefer "MAG" (Muscle Adoring Guy)
I coined this term because it sounds much nicer than Schmoe.
The difference is that a Schmoe has a fetish that is somewhat irrational.
A "MAG" admires the female bodybuiilder, but is not possessed by his admiration.
Lori
