Two people in love in the city by the bay

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We spent a week exploring Southern California.

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Ready for Star Wars!

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Just another week in the city. chemical brothers concert, sleeping cat, out with friends, and looking fabulous at the De Young sculpture garden.

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More Petaluma #RiversideRevival pics. Spent the night at the Metro Hotel and Cafe, renting out one of the Airstream Trailers. Way fun, and a cute town.

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Petaluma's Riverside Revival festival.

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Out to the ballgame! Go Giants!

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We went car camping out near a winery and some hiking trails.

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Date night!

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If enough photos are taken of the same location and shared online, it might be possible to put together a computer algorithm that turns those photos into time lapsed imagery. Engineers from Google and the University of Washington have done exactly that, with photos of Lombard Street in San Francisco, A volcanic lake, Buildings, Sculptures, a glacier, and all sorts of other locations

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BBC NEWS | England | London | Sly children fool exercise study

Children taking part in a study to measure how much exercise they do fooled researchers by attaching their pedometers to their pet dogs. About 200 children in east London were given pedometers to automatically count how many steps they walked and ran. Mile End Centre for Sports and Exercise Medicine was surprised by the activity levels recorded in some obese children. Professor Nicola Maffulli said: “Then we realised they were attaching the pedometers to their dogs’ collars.” The pilot study in Whitechapel required 11 and 12-year-olds to clip a pedometer to their waists, with researchers at the centre collecting the readings by satellite.

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Tho not surprised. Within the last 6 months, I’ve had casual convos about what activity somebody discovered that triggered fit-bit (e.g making a sandwich). Of course, for me, it was the Nintendo wii’s sport game, which I got to increase physical activity. Then I learned how to trigger run and step by bouncing the wiimote in my knee while sitting on the couch.

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This series of photos date from 2006-2007, the very first years of our relationship. 

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