Turning off "What's Hot" in Google Plus

Ever since Google+ put on the "What's Hot" stream, I found the myself less inclined to check my account. It  really felt like spam and was a big damper on the Google+ experience. I really didn't care for posts of people I don't know, much less for things I have no interest in. I did a few searches for a possible fix and came up with nothing other than reading about how users hated it. Today I did a couple of searches again and found some possible fixes, but it required installing some ad blockers and some other stuff. Really didn't want to do that, felt that it wasn't elegant enough. Even sent some feedback to Google, which i think is awesome, and what would make even more awesome is if someone at the other end reads it and responds. Siri perhaps.  I hope someone does, because I also didn't know how to remove items in the "Reading Lists" with Blogger and sent them feedback as well. Anyway, I didn't give up on the "What's Hot", and finally found a way to disable it. Just do the following.

1. Click on the "What's Hot" stream at the left side menu.
2. Move the Slider to the left most position!
3. Be Happy.

Need new legs

The weather really does turn quickly in Wellington, just this morning it was raining by the bucket and winds were packing a lot of punch.  Although it's been like this for the past days, the sun suddenly had a change of heart and decided to take a peek thru the clouds mid day. I wondered if it was safe to go out and bike? Tired of being stuck on the trainers. Have I been in the tropics, I would have quickly gone out the door, even with the chance of rain. But not here, you’d have to have balls to go out in this weather. Winds were gusting at around 70kph yesterday, and with temperatures well within the early teens.  It would probably be disastrous for someone as frail as me to go out in such dodgy weather. I even went out the house, just to test the waters. It was definitely chilly. But nothing could motivate you more than reading a blog from another local cyclist, plus  nothing beats a good ride, bad weather or not. 

At least I didn’t get lost. It was the first time I did this route.  Good job for memorizing and not forgetting. Though the first climb thru Hayward’s was foul from the fumes of cars going up the hill, the traffic at Moonshine was nil.  Climbing moonshine would have been a blast, if I had twice the leg power. But it wasn’t as hard as I thought it would be, maybe that two sessions of CTS reaped some benefits. Still be nice though if I had bigger quads and hams. Maybe I’ll work on that.  One of the best routes I’ve done here so far. State Highway 2, Hayward Hill Road, Moonshine Hill Road and back to State Highway 2. I think I'll browse the  Chain Reaction Cycle store and see if I put some upgrades for legs in my shopping cart.

Hello World!

package com.easy;
public class HelloWorld {
public HelloWorld(){
System.out.println("Hello world!");
}
public static void main(String args[]){
new HelloWorld();
}
}