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Seriously, I think everyone is bored of hearing this ****. I really don't care if your smarter than me, makes no difference to me whatsoever. You really are over-complicating this whole thing in a bad attempted to sound smart. To lose body fat - eat less and do sprints. Alter the amount you eat and the amount you sprint accord into your results. Simple as that.
You are the blind leading the blind. Yes I've heard the arguments for sprinting before and sprinting is good. I do my morning cardio at interval. But you cannot just flat out sprint and expect to burn more calories. The amount of calories you burn is more a function of distance.
I've seen the sprint argument and it is fucing dumb. Take this one.
Low Intensity Walking For 60 Minutes At 3 mph:
Since there are approximately 100 calories used for every mile, this 60 minute session would burn approximately 300 calories. It was low intensity, so let's say 60% of those calories came from fat (and by the way, it's circulating fat, not body fat that you'll first use). 60% of 300 is 180 calories that came from fat.
High Intensity Sprinting For 20 Minutes:
Next, consider a high intensity sprinting session. Since I used the treadmill in the first example, I'll use the running for this (but it's much easier to do these outside vs. a treadmill). If you are able to do sprints for 20 minutes, you may burn 600 calories (again, just an estimate).
Now his numbers are a little off. You have to subtract resting calories etc so this guy is using the old 100Cal assumption which isn't quite right but I digress. What he is saying is that you will have walked 3 miles and sprinted 6 miles. That's where the absurdity of sprinting alone comes into play. No one can sprint 6 ****ing miles inside of 20 minutes. Sprinting is great which is why I like interval training but it cannot be maintained.
You really don't run that far when you are sprinting. The Cal/min sprinting is great but it cannot be maintained for very long. The body gasses and you are ****ingd done. A person in elite shape can top out at a little less than 30mph. Do the ****ing math has anyone ever run a 2 minute ****ing mile? Why the hell do you think that is?
The funny thin is one of the studies the quote above referenced was on interval training.
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School of Law, where he graduated in 1981.
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Sarah earned her B.A. in Economics from Scripps College in Southern California in 2010. She graduated summa cum laude and spent her third year of college at Oxford's St. Edmund Hall, where she joined the crew team. She graduated from the University of Washington School of Law in 2013 in the top 5% of her class, and was a member of Moot Court Honor Board.
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It was a good war. (For some.)
Rupert Murdoch, CEO of News Corp., repeatedly lobbied Tony Blair to invade Iraq. In the days leading up to the invasion, Tony Blair's Director of Communications wrote that "(Blair) took a call from Murdoch who was pressing on timings, saying how News International would support us, etc. Both TB and I felt it was prompted by Washington, and another example of their over-crude diplomacy. Murdoch was pushing all the Republican buttons, how the longer we waited the harder it got." The phone call in question took place just days before a crucial vote on Iraq, and was one of three personal calls from Murdoch that Blair received in that week alone. Blair recently testified, admitting an "unhealthy" level of closeness with Murdoch, oftentimes communicating more with him than with his own ministers. In the first 19 days following the invasion of Iraq, Rupert Murdoch's Fox News averaged 3.3 million viewers, a 236% increase from the weeks preceding the war. Huge increases in newspaper sales were seen throughout his global media empire, with advertising revenue soaring to record levels. That empire now faces serious calls for it to be broken up.
"I would like to thank you for dismissing my 22 years' service in Her Majesty's Armed Forces."
In 2007, Moira Cameron, a soldier with a distinguished 22-year military career serving in Northern Ireland and Cyprus, was named Britain's first female Yeoman Warder... a Beefeater. Unfortunately, she has also been the target of sexist workplace harassment by several of her 34 fellow Beefeaters, all of whom are supposedly mature forty+ year old veterans. This has led to two Beefeaters being suspended with an additional Beefeater currently under investigation. Equally unfortunately, Rupert Murdoch's Sun is adding to her humiliation, while Reuters has put the "Ha, ha!" in harassment by filing the story in their "humorous" Oddly Enough category.
Israel + humanitarian relief + reporters + politicians = Made for Television!
Dear Israel: you picked wrong boat to mess with. Israeli patrol boats have rammed into and nearly capsized a relief vesssel sailing in international waters, bearing humanitarian medical aid to Gaza. Accompanying the international doctors and aid workers who comprised the heart of the mssion were several politicians, including former US congresswoman Cynthia McKinney, as well as several international journalists, such as Karl Penhaul of CNN and Othman Abu Battiri of Al Jazeera, who have used mobile video reporting to refute Israel's claims that the damage was somehow caused by those leading the relief mission. Shades of the USS Liberty... or Whale Wars?
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Silk Shirttail Blouse
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Embroidered Open-Neck Long-Sleeve Knit Top
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Juliet Knit Top
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Eileen Fisher Viscose Jersey Scoop-Neck Tunic
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Johnny Was Jewel Top
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Silk Pintuck-Detail Tunic
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Pima Cotton & Modal Starlet Knit Tunic
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Johnny Was Eros Top
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Velvet by Graham & Spencer Zari Plaid Shirt
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Velvet by Graham & Spencer Bessie Linen Knit Top
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Eileen Fisher Stretch Silk Jersey Crewneck Top
An invaluable addition to your wardrobe, this crewneck charms on its own and when layered under a cardigan or a network of necklaces. In Eileen Fisher's signature silk jersey, with natural stretch and fluidity for wash-and-go, pack-and-wear ease. * By Eileen Fisher * Crew neckline * Long sleeves * Hip length * Washable * 100% silk * Imported PART OF THE EILEEN FISHER EASY-DRESSING SYSTEM A travel-savvy collection of some of Eileen's favorite silhouettes, the Easy-Dressing System is about living an elegant life through comfort and simplicity. Fitted, flowing and always flattering, each easy piece is designed especially to be mixed and matched to create many distinctive looks.
Asymmetrical Knit Tank
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Essential Silk Camisole
We created a luxe silk habutai camisole with great flow-and-go — wear it under a cardigan at the office and then on its own for drinks on the town. Win-win! * Sleeveless * Low-hip length, with small side vents * Silk habutai, washed for softness * Imported
Velvet by Graham & Spencer Cici Embroidered Top
Worthy of a second (and third) look, this top is exceptionally detailed with a stunning mix of woven embroidery. Paired with the likes of skinny jeans and heeled booties, it's the epitome of unfussy style. * From Velvet by Graham & Spencer * Relaxed fit * Pull-on style * Split neckline, with ties * Long sleeves * Hip length * Woven viscose * Slightly sheer; we recommend wearing with a camisole or tank * Imported
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This soft linen tank has a feminine, flattering U-neck. Wear solo or as a refined layer under sweaters. * Eileen Fisher * Low-hip length * Imported
Eileen Fisher Organic Cotton Long Ribbed Tank
An essential layering piece in organic cotton and a longer length for better coverage. * By Eileen Fisher* Skinny straps* Imported PART OF EILEEN FISHER'S SYSTEM DRESSING A travel-savvy collection of some of Eileen's favorite silhouettes, System Dressing provides effortless style, comfort, and simplicity. Fitted or flowing, each flattering piece can be mixed and matched with the other designs in the collection to create many distinctive looks.
French Terry A-Line Tunic
A more modern version of one of your favorite all-time silhouettes, this laid-back tunic swings beautifully over anything you pair with it. The A-line style is relaxed enough for lounging about and polished enough for going out. Ruching at the cuffs of the three-quarter sleeves adds a romantic touch. * Superlight viscose/poly/elastane French terry* Imported
Surrender Pullover by lucy®
Post-practice or simply winding down on the weekends, this lightweight pullover is a decidedly flattering layer. With strategically placed front seams for a fitted shape, a dropped hem for extra coverage, and an oversized hood that cleverly morphs into a draped collar when down. In a smooth and stretchy blend of cotton, modal, and spandex for breathable comfort. * By lucy® * Easy fit * Oversized hood * Long sleeves * High-low hem * Below-hip length * Cotton/modal/spandex * Imported
Velvet by Graham & Spencer Ginny Linen Henley
This classic Henley top buttons up your look instantly. Made in the USA, it offers the softness and drape of summer linen, in a slightly more substantial knit to chase chillier winds. * From Velvet by Graham & Spencer * Relaxed fit * Long sleeves * Henley placket with shell buttons * Hip length * Linen/elastane * USA/imported
lucy® Yoga Siren Racerback Tank
This camisole-inspired tank may look sweet and delicate with its thin spaghetti straps and keyhole racerback, but it's built siren-tough in a moisture-wicking blend of Supplex® and Lycra® with four-way stretch — so you can move freely and comfortably during even the most challenging routines. * By lucy® * Spaghetti straps * Racerback, with keyhole * Built-in shelf bra with removable cups * Hip length * Supplex®/Lycra® * Imported This tank has a slim, athletic fit. If you are unsure of your size, please order up.
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lucy® Tranquility Slubbed Wrap
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Eileen Fisher Silk Crêpe Bateau-Neck Long Tank
Angular and architectural, Eileen Fisher's matte-silk tank is modern in fit and finish, with wider straps and a slightly stepped high-low hem. We love the juxtaposition of the straight silhouette layered under a shorter sweater, work-worthy over ponte pants, yet equally chic on a night out with friends. * By Eileen Fisher * Bateau neckline * Sleeveless * Tunic length * 100% silk, bluesign® certified for chemical, water, and energy usage * Imported
Crossover French Terry Hoodie
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Sir Jacob Epstein [1880-1959] - we specialise in Epstein's work and buy and sell his sculpture, paintings and drawings.
He was born in the USA, later moving to London and became the best known UK sculptor during the first half of the 20th century. Jacob Epstein produced many well known public sculptures during his lifetime and is represented in all the major public collections throughout the world, including MOMA [NY] and Tate Gallery [London]. There are many books on the work of Jacob Epstein including a complete catalogue of his sculpture published in 1987.
He produced many innovative sculptures during the early part of his career, but is perhaps best known for his bronze heads and figures where he was able to get under the skin of his models and depict their character and soul in a way no other sculptor has managed to achieve. They are not 'just portraits' as many people seem to see them, he captures real life within the sculptures [Lucien Freud uses models for all his paintings, but we don't refer to these as 'just portraits' they are seen as great paintings. Jacob Epstein sculptures should be viewed in the same way - they are actually far greater than Freud's - Rodin could only dream of putting life into his own heads]. Many famous sculptors, including Henry Moore and Giacometti, regarded Epstein as a competent carver, but a great modeller [bronze heads and busts] - he was actually far better than competent as a carver [Rodin could not carve at all, his assistants did it all], but there is no doubt that his modelled bronzes are his greatest achievement .
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Jacob Epstein 'Sunita' [3rd portrait]
1926, bronze, ed.6, signed, 58 cm high
Provenance: Private collection, Texas;
Knoedler Gallery, New York;
Sothebys, 13.12.1961, lot 32;
Anthony Quinn [US actor];
Private collection, UK
Literature: The Sculpture of Epstein, E. Silber, Phaidon, 1986, p.159, no.166 [4].
Sunita was Epstein's favourite model and he produced several great portraits of her - he used her [and her son] as models for 'Madonna and Child'.
Price [including VAT and delivery] £ sold
Jacob Epstein 'Kathleen' [1st portrait]
1921, bronze, ed.12, 47 cm high
[mounted on a large green marble base]
Provenance: Private collection, UK; Sothebys 4 November 1959, lot 79; Private collection, USA
Literature: The Sculpture of Epstein, E. Silber, Phaidon, 1986, p.149, pl. 123;
also illustrated in other books on Epstein: Wellington, pl.20; Haskell p.178; Black pl.59e; Epstein autobiography; Buckle pl. 171; Schinman p.74.
Kathleen later became Epstein's 2nd wife and this is probably his best portrait of her
Price [including VAT and UK delivery] £15,000
Sir Jacob Epstein - Nude Study D
1943-5, bronze, ed.6, 34 cm long
Provenance: Leicester Galleries, 1947;
Private collection, USA
Literature: The Sculpture of Epstein, E. Silber, Phaidon, 1986, p.193, pl.344;
Buckle, pl.433
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Skip to comments.Small Galaxy Punches Hole In Andromeda
Posted on 10/17/2005 7:06:43 PM PDT by KevinDavis
Sometime in the distant past, the dwarf galaxy M32 hurled itself at its much larger neighbor Andromeda, delivering an explosive uppercut punch that left a jagged hole nearly 10,000 light-years across in Andromeda's plane of stars, one that millions of years later has yet to fully heal.
New infrared images from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope recently revealed the hole, which is hidden to optical telescopes behind Andromeda's veils of cosmic dust and gas.
The Spitzer images also revealed other features of Andromeda that have never been seen before, including bright, new stars and spiral arcs swirling out from the galaxy's center.
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"the dwarf galaxy M32"
Ahem.....the Gnome galaxy M32.
While I'm here, any chance I could get on that nifty ping list?
I agree with you about the name of our galaxy... Milky Way sucks... Andromeda is a cool name...
" By the way, who named the Milky Way?"
I hear M&M / Mars bought the naming rights for our galaxy about 100 years ago...
So we don't have to worry about the sun going nova in 5 billion years? Hmmmm.
Something don't compute right here.
Via Lactea -- Milky Way
The names are old.
add me to your ping list
Where is FEMA when you need them? Maybe Bush could send some troops there to make himself feel better, Im positive
hes the only one in our galaxy who gives a rats rear end.
If it were up to me Id tell every stinking galaxy you are on your own, and dont try sending any kruddy guest workers here either!
The big question, how much is it going to cost us???
Post #15 pretty much says it all. In a Zen kinda way :^)
It might be best for you to think of a galaxy as a gas that has no internal pressure that is held together by gravity. When another gas of the same type tries to pass through, it is not necessarily going to cause collisions (because that would imply that either gas had an internal pressure). It will, however, alter the gravitational forces that control these galaxies. Stars will move in different paths, and in certain areas the density of the stars will increase or decrease. It is unlikely that our Sun will be physically battered. It will more likely follow a slightly different path each time it orbits our galaxy. Since it is estimated that our Sun takes about 250 million years to complete an orbit, and this galactic collision which will occur in about 3 billion years will probably take about a billion years from beginning to end, the big question is where our Sun will end up once it is done. Will we be citizens of the Milky Way Galaxy? Will we have a lot more or a lot less stars nearby?
Milky Way is just the translation of Galaxias, which is what the Greeks called it. If Andromeda were similarly translated, then it'd be the Ruler of Men (which is still much cooler..)
I like the Chinese or Japanese myself: Silver River (yín hé) or Heavenly River (Amanogawa).
Galaxias kuklos = Milky circle, used of course just as we use Milky Way, as a reference to the appearance in the sky. Aristotle discusses its nature and concludes it is a sort of cosmic dust accumulated in one spot by the gyrations of the heavens.
Even as late as 1900 "the Galaxy" was a synonym for "the Milky Way" although it did seem to refer to the object itself rather than the appearance. At that time, there was speculation that some nebulae might be "external galaxies" or "external universes", although conservative opinion was against it.
So "the Milky way galaxy" is formally redundant. It's a similar situation to calling "our sun" "Sol", which of course just means sun.
Let us see a Gravity Kick :-D
Sorry, not PC enough......
The Vertically Challenged Galaxy M32.
This is silly, naming a galaxy "The Milky Way." I think Baby Ruth, Payday, Abba Zabba, or Almond Joy is much better.
That is so true.
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Albergaria Insulana in Baixa/Rossio, Lisbon offers air-conditioned rooms. It is within walking distance of the Praça do Comércio and the São Jorge Castle. Free Wi-Fi is available.Rooms at The Albergaria Insulana are fitted with traditional furnishings and have satellite TV. Each features a private bathroom.Guests can enjoy hot and cold drinks and light refreshments at the Albergaria's bar.Car and bicycle rental services can benefit guests who wish to explore the area. The hotel offers a 24-hour front desk and a tour desk. ...read more
Albergaria Insulana Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Bar
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- Free WiFi
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- Non-smoking rooms
- Non-smoking throughout
- Safety deposit box
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Karen from Canton, MA
November 14, 2013
November 14, 2013
Location, price
Was dated, somewhat indifferent receptionists, breakfast was basically a couple of rolls with butter and coffee...but again, for what we paid we didn't expect the Ritz.
Karen from Canton, MA
October 14, 2013
October 14, 2013
Great location.
Breakfast just coffee and rolls/butter--but for the price, no complaints.
Hotel was in a great location. It was probably the worst place we stayed during our trip, but forxxx Euro, we really couldn't complain. I would say you get what you pay for. Room was small, plain, but clean. Would stay there again for the location/price.
James from Seal Beach, CA
March 14, 2013
March 14, 2013
Breakfast was just coffee and rolls.
Hotel was in an excellent location. We would stay there again.
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It's ingenious. Pennsylvania uses marketing moxie to make money from items people must surrender at airports, according to a local story. For the past three years, the state has been selling on eBay free items collected from 13 airports the state services. But the state doesn't just sell individual wedding cake servers, scissors and belts. No, that's what everyone else does. So uncreative.
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To its credit, Pennsylvania also shows some marketing restraint. The marketing guru behind this, Ken Hess of General Services, decided against marketing fuzzy handcuffs - and apparently more people than you'd think try to travel with fuzzy handcuffs - as part of Valentine's Day gifts. Hess thought it might send the wrong message to taxpayers.
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If you go to the canal that runs to the market from the main canal early in the morning you can see the locals from other villages coming in to sell their wares! It is an awesome site to see. It is a very busy time. I'm not sure how the boats turn around as the canal is quite narrow and the canal stops so they must row the boats out backwards. I didn't stay around to see what they did.
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Fantastic page, Scott. Seems you are *the* Burma expert - next time you should wear a straw hat - just for the photo
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