Subject: Exercising can damage you

From: He Lost 53LB's <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2015 08:13:16 -0800

RE: knows what will happen to my children".

It's a very common Jewish mentality after a history of persecution, even if lding on to this mentality (and that's open to interpretation) is counterproductive.
I don't think this is a particularly Jewish oriented thing at all. I am Jewish and I wouldn't run a company like that..it's just the nature of the hi-tech industry today where start ups just want a quick buck and a sell off, leaving workers in the dust while the owners get the lions share of the wealth.
Could be, I was just trying to link persecution to technology :)

Maybe it's more of an Israeli thing rather than Jewish. There's not much attention to continuity.
I would love to live there but why accept a wage that won't allow me to provide even a minimal life for my family.
Actually the middle cl is generally doing ok here - not like in the richest countries but certainly better than in most of the world - but that said you suld just live wherever you feel is right for you.

Adva, w published the report, is really an ideological rather than a

After failing miserably for years trying to lose-weight following usual advice by fitness experts (Such as drinking a lot of water, exercising every day), the university of California discovered something interesting.

www.universityofcalifornia/med/sch/73453.research

Recap-

** Exercising for 30 MAX minutes is optimal. Anything more can ruin your metabolism.

** Drinking eight 8oz glasses of water per day can make you age faster (Not recommended).

** View More Details below...

These findings are something that has never been release from the U.of.C until now.

/ www.universityofcalifornia/med/article/73453.html

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a p, ever again. They are not uninformed or malinformed, they are misinforming their audience on purpose.
It's vile, I can not believe they would use such mind-numbingly false words to describe tse articles.
Hate speech is now "pro-diversity". I've read that article and it's a piece of invective more suited for 4chan's /pol/ than an actual news site, except for the name of the group targeted.

Thanks for reminding everyone why you're still on the boycott list, RPS.
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Third Age).

Beyond Middle-Earth, the tallest mountain in Arda was Taniquetil (which by the Third Age had been detached from the world), with the Peak of Kalorm in the Far East (the Lands of the Sun) being a close second. wever, the Lands of the Sun were broken at the end of the Second Age and became the mysterious "New Lands" of the Third and Fourth Ages, of which we know nothing. So, the tallest mountain in Arda in the Third Age is almost certainly one of the peaks of Middle-Earth mentioned earlier.
Well, Thangorodrim, back in the day. But nowadays, yeah, probably Caradhras.
I would've said Celebdil. Where is it stated Caradhras is the highest?
We at least know that Caradhras is the tallest of the trio above Moria: "At the left of this high range rose three peaks; the tallest and nearest stood up like a tooth ped with snow; its great, bare, northern precipice was still largely in the shadow, but where the sunlight
the side, there are so many rse owners out there w DO overcomplicate. One friend I have is always feeding her rse different supplements, probiotics, medications, you name it. He has a very saddle fitted specifically for him, he has special boots for different activities, he has numerous blankets (and he's not even field boarded, he has a stall). The list goes on. I suld also mention that this particular rse isn't an athlete or sw rse--he is a pet. He goes to maybe one or two sws per year, just local scoling stuff, jumping maybe 2'3" at the most.

I think the important takeaway is to self-educate. I feel fortunate that I spend a number of years in pony club as a kid and I also have a number of very knowledgeable friends on speed dial if I'm not sure about anything rsey.
To add my 2 cents and balance out the other comments in this thread; I'm an amateur. I rode as a kid (3-11) and then had to quit. I wanted to get back into it, and I had very serious rsey friends througut my teens (all serious in