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Are Kiwis Really a Negative Calorie Food?
2008-06-04 07:06:00 Kiwi is a fantastic fruit that although strange looking, provides an amazing amount of vitamins as well as tastes great. Kiwi is also a negative calorie food, remaining so popular among people on and off of the negative calorie foods diet that it is even part of a common daily search term: "negative calorie foods kiwi."The Kiwi is an edible fruit, and all of it is edible, including the skin and many seeds. The kiwi is a berry, and yes, it is one of the rare fruits that even has protein. The kiwi is one of the most popular negative calorie foods, and has a massive amount of vitamin C, as well as a lot of vitamins A and E. In addition to that, kiwi also has almost as much potassium as the much publicized banana.Kiwi skin also has a lot of anti-oxidants, as well as great fiber. Long before the negative calorie foods diet came along, kiwi fruit has been widely praised in many nations for its effects in reducing the risk of blood clots, things the blood, and lowers fat in the blood strea...
Surfing: Young Kiwis make waves at world junior champs - New Zealand Herald
2008-05-26 19:04:00 Surfing: Young Kiwis make waves at world junior champsNew Zealand Herald, New Zealand - 1 hour agoEight New Zealand surfers have made the second round of the boy's category at the world junior championships in France which started on the weekend. ...
Kiwis eye Japanese atonement
2008-05-13 10:43:00 New Zealand's Waitakere United are returning to the FIFA Club World Cup older, wiser and determined to improve on their previous showing.
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Do the Kiwis have a chance in the Rugby League World Cup? - New Zealand Her
2008-05-13 00:18:00 Do the Kiwis have a chance in the Rugby League World Cup?New Zealand Herald, New Zealand - 47 minutes agoThe Kiwis selectors must continue their search for a halfback and five-eighth if the team is to be competitive at the end-of-year World Cup, according to ...
Kiwis accused of World Cup snub - Stuff.co.nz
2008-05-06 12:33:00 Brisbane TimesKiwis accused of World Cup snubStuff.co.nz, New Zealand - 2 hours agoYet another World Cup launch has heightened trans-Tasman rugby league tensions as Kangaroos captain Cameron Smith labelled the Kiwis "rude" for turning up ...Wayne's new world Gold Coast Newsall 153 news articles
Kiwis, Kudos and Kinky Pets
2008-04-21 17:03:00 My name is Paula. And I am a . . . My God, people. Was it that obvious? My friend Becky has known me from high school and is well-aware of my irresistible attraction to geeks. But the rest of you? Do I really fly my freak flag THAT high? You don't have to answer that. Anyway, today's winner is MOTHERWISE, because my daughter Sarah "just likes her name." She's a fickle one, that Sarah.
By: The Mom Bomb
Kiwis Lose World Bowls Finals - TVNZ
2008-04-19 03:59:00 BBC SportKiwis Lose World Bowls FinalsTVNZ, New Zealand - 45 minutes agoIt was a black day for New Zealand's World Cup singles bowling finalists at the world indoor championships when Ali Forsyth and Val Smith stumbled at the ...Merrien conquers Indoor World Cup BBC SportKiwi bowlers in world cup finals Stuff.co.nzNew Zealanders make World Cup indoor finals Radio New Zealandall 33 news articles
Kiwis Lose World Bowls Finals - TVNZ
2008-04-19 03:59:00 BBC SportKiwis Lose World Bowls FinalsTVNZ, New Zealand - 6 hours agoIt was a black day for New Zealand's World Cup singles bowling finalists at the world indoor championships when Ali Forsyth and Val Smith stumbled at the ...Merrien conquers Indoor World Cup BBC SportLawn Bowl / World Cup: Another world title for Safuan New Straits TimesAlison?s world double Guernsey Press and StarStuff.co.nz - Radio New Zealandall 33 news articles
Adelaide Sevens:Eagles Fall To Pumas; Springboks Stun Kiwis
2008-04-06 22:30:00 Well I stayed up until 4am to watch the United States take on Argentina in the Adelaide Sevens Bowl Final and despite the fact that I’m barely functioning 12 hours later, it was well worth it. The Pumas beat the Eagles 26-21. Argentina was up 19-7 at the half, but the American stormed back and took ...
By: Try Gol
Hong Kong Sevens: Day 2, Part II
2008-03-29 14:16:00 (Photo Courtesy of: PakisCorner.com) Well I’m back with Part II of my Day 2 Hong Kong Sevens report. I left off with the United States defeating Chinese Taipei 38-17. The Eagles would need to keep their final pool match versus New Zealand very close if they were to have any hope of advancing to the Cup ...
By: Try Gol
Hong Kong Sevens: Day 2, Part I
2008-03-29 06:10:00 Since Hong Kong is like 12 hours ahead of us, I’m going to do the Day 2 re-cap in two parts. The USA Eagles are playing right now and by the time I reach the end of this particular post, the match versus Chinese Taipei will be over. So we’ll get to the USA result ...
By: Try Gol
Only 48% of Kiwis have life insurance
2008-03-25 04:02:00 AIG last week released the results of a survey of 380 people which canvassed views on a range of personal financial issues, including life insurance. Some interesting points to ponder… · 48% of Kiwis have life insurance - compared with 80% of Australians (taken from a similar survey carried out in 2005), 67% of Singaporeans and 53% of Hong Kong residents. · Two primary reasons were given by respondents for not purchasing cover: 1) a lack of funds and 2) the belief that insurance is not worth the cost. · Of those respondents that said they were uninsured, 71% said they would use their savings if the need arose and the rest would rely on family support or equity in their property while 50% of these respondents said they could not survive more than 6 months without their usual income. One of the conclusions reportedly drawn by AIG was that “the resistance to insurance take-up stems largely from the incorrect assumption th...
Kiwis on top
2008-03-22 12:50:00 Kevin Pietersen ended England's century drought and prevented a complete capitulation on day one of the third and deciding Test with New Zealand.1 Vote(s)
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Kiwis reveal their sex problems
2008-03-15 18:02:00 Lack of sexual desire and infrequent intercourse are among the most common sexual problems experienced by New Zealanders, according to a survey.Massey University student Laura Buckley carried out the study in conjunction with Sex Therapy New Zealand (STNZ) to identify the types of sexual concerns for which help was sought and to explore whether the ways in which sexual problems were diagnosed were appropriate.The study found that those making referrals for sexual problems often focused on the symptom such as lack of desire and early ejaculation. Traditional models of sex therapy had also been symptom oriented.Via
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Kiwis celebrate Olympic double
2008-03-09 16:55:00 New Zealand's men's and women's sides have secured Oceania's nomination for Beijing 2008 following victories in their respective qualifiers.
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Kiwis and Solomons head for Olympic showdown
2008-03-05 15:48:00 New Zealand and the Solomon Islands are set for a showdown to decide Oceania's football spot at the Beijing Olympics.
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Kiwis reveal their sex problems
2008-03-03 18:13:00 Lack of sexual desire and infrequent intercourse are among the most common sexual problems experienced by New Zealanders, according to a survey.Massey University student Laura Buckley carried out the study in conjunction with Sex Therapy New Zealand (STNZ) to identify the types of sexual concerns for which help was sought and to explore whether the ways in which sexual problems were diagnosed were appropriate.The study found that those making referrals for sexual problems often focused on the symptom such as lack of desire and early ejaculation. Traditional models of sex therapy had also been symptom oriented.Via
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The State of Amateur Athletics - Kiwis Pay Own Way
2008-02-16 15:52:00 We all know the amount from government subsidies (i.e. the carding system in Canada) barely pays for basic living expenses. The money does help, but often athletes rely on a part time job to make ends meet. Then there was news about the Canadian and Australian Government rewarding athletes winning a medal at the Olympics. Now, ...
Kiwis continue their domination of the World Sevens - Taipei Times
2008-02-11 18:56:00 Turkish PressKiwis continue their domination of the World SevensTaipei Times, Taiwan - 3 hours agoNew Zealand continued their domination at the world rugby sevens series by beating South Africa 27-12 in Sunday's Cup Final, extending their record win ...New Zealand beat South Africa to win San Diego leg of world sevens Radio New Zealandall 155 news articles
USA Sevens: Kiwis Take Title; USA Falls Short
2008-02-11 06:41:00 New Zealand defeated South Africa 27-12 in the Cup Finals of the USA Sevens tournament. The Kiwis have now won all 4 tournaments thus far this season and are well on their way to winning the entire series. I can’t see anyone knocking these guys off, if you think the All Blacks are dominate ...
By: Try Gol
Kiwis tops at the bottom of the world - Stuff.co.nz
2008-01-30 17:09:00 Stuff.co.nzKiwis tops at the bottom of the worldStuff.co.nz, New Zealand - 2 hours agoThe world's southernmost rugby tournament has seen the Kiwi team in Antarctica triumph, keeping up one of the proudest records in the game's history. ...
Kiwis tops at the bottom of the world - Stuff.co.nz
2008-01-30 17:09:00 Stuff.co.nzKiwis tops at the bottom of the worldStuff.co.nz, New Zealand - 2 hours agoThe world's southernmost rugby tournament has seen the Kiwi team in Antarctica triumph, keeping up one of the proudest records in the game's history. ...
Kiwis lead world windsurfing champs - Stuff.co.nz
2008-01-15 08:49:00 International Sailing FederationKiwis lead world windsurfing champsStuff.co.nz, New Zealand - 1 hour agoNew Zealand's Olympic Games representatives Barbara Kendall and Tom Ashley maintained their leads in the world RS:X windsurfing championships in Auckland ...Kiwis remain top of world champ standings TVNZOld guard leads the way at RSX World Champs Radio New ZealandDay one of RS:X World Championships Sail Worldall 43 news articles
We have lost a Giant among Kiwis
2008-01-14 11:17:00 Obituary: Sir Edmund HillarySir Edmund Hillary, who has died at the age of 88, made it to the summit of Everest in 1953, and became the first man on the planet to reach its highest point. I heard the news when I was driving to uni at around 11:00am, 11 January, 2008. This could be one of the darkest day of my life as I admire this Kiwi Hero more than any other famous people in the worldAs a boy in New Zealand, Edmund Hillary's fragile appearance belied his ground-breaking potential.At school, he was in a gym group for those lacking co-ordination and admitted to feeling a "deep sense of inferiority". But the 40-mile journey to school in Auckland each day gave young Edmund many hours to pore over adventure stories and travel ever further in his mind.Unrecorded achievementAlthough Sir Edmund briefly worked as a beekeeper after he left school, he had found his true vocation at the age of 16 while on a school trip to Mount Ruapehu, 320km (200 miles) south of Auckland.He had seen snow fo...
ARL wants Bennett to boost Kiwis for World Cup - Stuff.co.nz
2007-12-26 01:29:00 ARL wants Bennett to boost Kiwis for World CupStuff.co.nz, New Zealand - 6 hours agoThe Australian Rugby League is encouraging former Kangaroos coach Wayne Bennett to help get New Zealand into shape for next year's World Cup. ...
Kemble to lead Kiwis to World Cup - BBC Sport
2007-12-21 11:49:00 BBC SportKemble to lead Kiwis to World CupBBC Sport, UK - 1 hour agoNew Zealand coach Gary Kemble will lead his side to the 2008 World Cup in Australia after receiving a vote of confidence from his employers. ...
Internet Survey: Kiwis rate Web as best information source
2007-12-20 22:23:00 According to an Auckland University of Technology survey - part of an international collaboration on the impact of the Internet on politics, the economy and society - showed New Zealanders tend to prefer the Internet, even over family and friends, as a source of information. The results of the survey showed that: About 80 percent of ...
World champs again as Kiwis defied - Melbourne Herald Sun
2007-11-17 15:06:00 Courier MailWorld champs again as Kiwis defiedMelbourne Herald Sun, Australia - 2 hours agoAUSTRALIAN captain Liz Ellis has described last night's thrilling world netball championships triumph as one of the most desperate matches she's played in. ...Aussies take world netball crown BBC SportAustralia defeat New Zealand to win world title Melbourne Herald SunAussies crowned netball world champs ABC OnlineStuff.co.nz - NEWS.com.auall 151 news articles
Kiwis hoping to net a silver lining to world titles - The Age
2007-11-15 14:09:00 Kiwis hoping to net a silver lining to world titlesThe Age, Australia - 3 hours agoAfter a string of seemingly inexplicable losses in other codes, the netball world championship is our last chance to show the world what great sportspeople ...
SA vs NZ 1st Test Day 3: South Africa put Kiwis on the rack
2007-11-11 12:40:00 Jacques Kallis and Hashim Amla shared a triple century partnership as South Africa moved towards victory on the third day of the first Test against N1 Vote(s)
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All Blacks for sale as Kiwis express World Cup frustration on ... - Interna
2007-10-08 02:39:00 TV3 NewsAll Blacks for sale as Kiwis express World Cup frustration on ...International Herald Tribune, France - 29 minutes agoAP New Zealanders shocked by their national team's quarterfinal elimination at the Rugby World Cup have turned to internet auction sites for emotional ...NZ rugby fans mourn World Cup failure AFPIn NZ, All Blacks are all-mighty The Timesall 45 news articles
Online social networking for over-the-hill Kiwis
2007-08-06 02:32:00 I don’t consider myself ‘old’ yet (whatever that means). I’m firmly in the ‘you’re only as old as you feel’ camp when it comes to the aging debate. But I feel about a thousand years old when I go to a club full of underage faces (’don’t worry, you don’t look 25′) or get invited ...
BMX: Kiwis set for world champs in Canada - New Zealand Herald
2007-07-28 08:21:00 BMX: Kiwis set for world champs in CanadaNew Zealand Herald, New Zealand - 3 hours agoNew Zealand BMX riders Marc Willers and Sarah Walker enjoyed strong performances in practice today ahead of Sunday's UCI world championships (20-inch or ...
Extraordinary Kiwis: Saving the World - TVNZ
2007-06-21 01:17:00 TVNZExtraordinary Kiwis: Saving the WorldTVNZ, New Zealand - 19 minutes agoA garage in an Auckland suburb is an unlikely laboratory for a 57-year-old millionaire with a passion to change the world. A charismatic Kiwi with a no-bull ...
Kiwis helping hand for Wales? World Cup foes - ic Wales
2007-06-13 01:53:00 Kiwis helping hand for Wales? World Cup foesic Wales, United Kingdom - 5 hours agoby Andy Howell, Western Mail NEW ZEALAND are giving Canada?s attempt to derail Wales? bid for World Cup glory a helping hand. In an amazing twist, ...
Will Kiwis soar or Lions roar?
2007-04-24 12:23:00 The time is ticking and the extravaganza is heading for the twilight ? penultimate is the occasions to which the entire cricket fraternity is rising. The Sri Lankan Lions? having come into the carnivals as dismal favorites have through it developed into the spirit that keeps the tide rollicking for the Asian contention. New Zealanders came with ...
Oram?s injury is a set back for the Kiwis : Ponting
2007-04-20 15:20:00 New Zealand has received a set back in the form of Jacob Oram?s injury for their future matches. And the very next game is against world champions Australia, which the Kiwis require to win with a big margin to improve their tally in the future fixtures. Oram is a very important member of the Kiwi side, ...
Ireland washed away by Kiwis-Super 8- World Cup?07
2007-04-10 07:57:00 Ireland put up a decent show with the ball but failed to pull out the same heroics with the bat as they meekly submitted to an experienced Kiwi side in a Super 8 clash yesterday. New Zealand won the toss and chose to bat first. But the start was nowhere close to what was expected by ...
By: MavenArts !dEa
Ecotality: Study Questions Solar?s Potential - as Kiwis Develop Solar Energ
2007-04-06 22:41:00 by Ecotality blogger Bill Hobbs. Originally published today, April 6, 2007 If solar power is going to play a significant role in the energy equation of the future, there must be advances in technologies to store that power and more investment by manufacturers, concludes a new federally funded study by University of Massachusetts Amherst scientist Erin Baker. But in New Zealand researchers have developed new solar energy-collecting dyes that promise to make solar energy much easier and less expensive to collect. The UMASS researchers? report ?explores the viability of sun-fueled technologies through a combination of evaluations by experts and economic modeling, allowing the researchers to look at solar power?s role in the electricity sector in 15-year chunks through 2095,? says the UMASS-Amherst news release. Baker has been invited to submit the article to Energy Economics as part of a special issue on Technological Change and Uncertainty in Environmental Economics. It is the first ...
By: Green Options
Bangladesh brought down to earth by Kiwis
2007-04-04 00:39:00 Bangladesh brought down to earth by Kiwis By Cricketguru Bangladesh Cricket team was brought down to earth from their euphoria of entering into the Super 8 stage by New Zealand. The warm-up game loss to the minnows may have actually aided the Kiwis in preparing themselves for this game and giving the due respect to the Bangladesh team and playing according to a plan and executing it with clinical precision. Like a true professional side they did not repeat any of the mistakes that they have committed four weeks back on March 6th right from the coin toss. Fleming put Bangladesh into batting first this time as he was very much aware of New Zealand top and middle order collapse in that match when he gifted the first use of the wicket in early morning conditions to the Bangladeshi bowlers after winning the toss and saw his team struggling at 75 for 6.To their credit Bangladesh too tried not to repeat their mistakes of their disastrous outing in that rain affected 22 overs ...
Lou Vincent injury holds Kiwis on the back foot
2007-03-26 14:11:00 The World Cup has shaped entirely contrary to the expectation of the cricket fans around the globe. Eight teams are set for the flight back home but the ones surely aren?t that had been expected to be going home at this stage. I may sound a typical biased disgusted by Team India?s exit, but even ...
England thrashed by Kiwis-World Cup ?07
2007-03-17 11:11:00 England failed to defend their modest total of 210 against the Kiwis in the match at St.Lucia. Batting first the English batsmen got themselves in a hole in the initial overs losing quick wickets in the initial overs. England opened with the left hand-right hand combination of Ed Joyce and Michael Vaughan but couldn?t get off ...
By: MavenArts !dEa
nEw zeaLanD..kiWis..the most underRaTed bunch
2007-03-02 21:09:00 kiWis are the most underRaTed bunch of crikKeteRs. nEw zeaLanD was the first team who started utilizing the 15 over fielding restrictions (imposed since the '92 world cUP) intelligently. The dynamic captaincy of Martin Crowe in the '92 cUP saw him promoting Mark Greatbatch to open the innings for nEw zeaLanD who tore the bowling apart (time and again) and has shown the world how to utilize the first 15 overs...and the rest as you all know is hiStorY. It was during the same time that the great nEw zeaLanD leader showed the world how to utlize spin bowling in the first 15 overs effectively by opening with Deepak Patel. ofcourse the game has progressed much more in the last 15 years but it was heartening to see how nEw zeaLanD made an impact at that world cUP. The last 15 years has seen a rejuvenated nEw zeaLanD cricket team with a good crop of multi dimensional players.If it was Sir Richard Hadlee who put nEw zeaLanD on the cricket map of the world with his bowling exploits in t...
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