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OK, kiddies, word from our bike czarina Nicole Freedman is that the share is on. Tuesday, 7/26 at 11 AM Eastern, Tom Menino will grab the first Hubway bike out of the dock (hope he has his credit card) on City Hall Plaza.

I'm still skeptical, but, hey, this is on sked.

by Scotland Willis

Balance is something we strive for in our life. We see it in how we try to manage work and our

personal life; balance between consumption and preserving the environment; balancing disruptions and getting tasks done; and in our personal health versus stress. The list is extensive. By and large balance is a very difficult goal to achieve; this assertion could be made anywhere in the world.

So here is something to consider about balance you may not have thought of; 1) the most important balance in our body is pH balance; while that may sound simple, achieving it is like trying to balance yourself on a tightrope (ok perhaps not that difficult but it might seem that way) but certainly as challenging to achieve balance in other areas of our life; 2) alkaline and acids make up these two very important chemical that represent this balance, which also influence many other activities that occur in our body.

A bit more understanding migh make you more conscious about your eating decisions and thereby resulting in a happier healthier you.

Covering technology events is a breeze, but sometimes - as with today’s #TVNext panel in Boston at Hill Holliday - you sometimes run into a challenge. Today's event is a challenge for me because I've already heard some astonishing facts and it's only 10AM. We now watch TV five hours a day, on average, in America.

Let me paint the picture and then I'll share where that five-hour figure came from.

Sitting on the 35th floor at a State Street high rise, about 100 or so broadcast pros, media reps, social media folks and marketing people have gathered to hear where TV is headed. Specifically, they are anxious to find out the new ways in which viewers consumer content and embrace entertainment.

Do you dare climb aboard and exeperience Boston's scariest ghost cruise. Running from October 23rd-31st this is sure to be a Halloween that friends and families are sure to rememeber. When you mention this blog you will receive a $5 dollar discount!

Call today and reserve your spot before room runs out. 1-800-697-CLUE (2583). Bring this years halloween to life!

Climb aboard and come join Boston’s only ghost cruise! As you sail over the deep, dark waters of Boston Harbor, return to the days when Boston ruled the seas and smugglers and pirates populated the harbor.

Come see the actual sites of bloody betrayal, disastrous shipwrecks, gruesome executions, and terrifying encounters with ghosts while listening to tales told by our 18th century sailors, fishwives and doxies. They bring the legends and folklore of Boston and Mass Bay to vivid life-or-death!

Starting on October 23, 2010 and running til October 31st this is sure to be a memorable adventure for both friends and families. Hurry to reserve your spot for this years’ ghostly adventure on Boston’s Harbor.