These Power Muffins are adapted from a recipe I found about 5 years ago. Since then, these muffins have been on countless road trips, shipped in care packages, and have fueled many adventures. They are great for breakfast or as an afternoon snack and can be customized to suit your taste. What makes them so “powerful” are the additions you can add. Typically I like to include ground flax seeds, wheat germ, cranberries, raisins, coconut, walnuts, cinnamon, and dark chocolate chips. But it’s completely up to you. I like to pack them with fiber, protein, and antioxidants. Additionally, I use the small muffin tins so you can have a few as a snack without feeling full.
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These Power Muffins are adapted from a recipe I found about 5 years ago. Since then, these muffins have been on countless road trips, shipped in care packages, and have fueled many adventures. They are great for breakfast or as an afternoon snack and can be customized to suit your taste. What makes them so “powerful” are the additions you can add. Typically I like to include ground flax seeds, wheat germ, cranberries, raisins, coconut, walnuts, cinnamon, and dark chocolate chips. But it’s completely up to you. I like to pack them with fiber, protein, and antioxidants. Additionally, I use the small muffin tins so you can have a few as a snack without feeling full.
Surfer Jodie Nelson has partnered with Emergen-C Pink, The Keep A Breast Foundation, and Boarding For Breast Cancer to become the first woman to paddle the 39.8 miles from Avalon on the island of Catalina to Dana Point, California as a participant in Ocean Ohana’s Catalina Challenge. Jodie will be the first female to attempt this solo paddle, something only three men have ever accomplished. Jodie’s fundraising goal is $50,000 and funds raised will benefit The Keep A Breast Foundation and Boarding For Breast Cancer.
Petroleum has leaked its way into every aspect of surfing. We’ve all driven countless hours looking for surf only to put on our neoprene wetsuit, wax up our board with petroleum-based wax, slather on our chemical-laden sunblock, and paddle out on our polystyrene surfboard. And think about how far all of those products had to travel just to get to you. With the state of the world today, it is more important than ever to reduce surfing’s dependence on oil. More and more companies are developing products that work toward this goal and it is up to us to make responsible choices, vote with our dollars, and slowly swap out our petroleum-based surf products with natural, biodegradable, chemical-free ones. Not only is it better for Mama Earth…it’s better for you.
Surf wax is generally made up of paraffin and other hard waxes, as well as petroleum jelly, but now there is a wide range of biodegradable surf wax for you to choose from, available in local surf shops or online. …here’s a sample.
Cyrus Sutton’s style, energy, creativity, and vision offer a breath of fresh air and a reminder of why we surf. He has developed a new website centered around making, repairing, and recycling things that correlate with the surfing lifestyle – from tepees, to smoothies, to bikes, and more. The site is Korduroy.tv and it focuses on just about anything that’s free, gravitational fun – surfing, snowboarding, climbing, downhill skating, whatever your pleasure.
The launch party is August 14th! Read on for more details.
In a sleepy lagoon off the coast of Japan lies a shocking secret that a few desperate men will stop at nothing to keep hidden from the world. At last, the truth of THE COVE comes to the fore in an act of covert filmmaking that turns a documentary into a gripping action-adventure thriller . . . and a heart-pounding call for help from the world’s oceans.
THE COVE will open in select theaters July 31, 2009. Find out where you can see the film and how you can take action.