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Although reducing the recordkeeping burden is important, neither Mathers nor Guffain downplay the importance of the overall effort or its evolving nature. "We used to worry about detonability or the explosive potential of a product, but almost any product with nitrogen can be manipulated if someone has the time, money and ingenuity," said Guffain.
Guffain cited calcium ammonium nitrate, once thought to be a lesser detonable product. Although it's produced in Pakistan for use as a fertilizer with careful controls and the best of intentions, once out the door, it is untrackable and easily smuggled into Afghanistan. There, manipulation is as easy as running it through a coffee grinder or putting it in solution to remove the calcium. Urea has a similar potential, though nitric acid is needed to manipulate it into a detonable product. Unlike the U.S., nitric acid isn't widely available in Afghanistan.
That a domestic terrorist attack hasn't already happened is largely the result of successful security measures, terrorist ineptitude as seen with the Times Square car bomb attempt and a lot of luck. It is not for want of trying. The Institute for Homeland Security Solutions (IHSS) reported 20 al Qaeda-inspired plots, 20 initiated by white supremacists and 16 by anti-government militants between 1999 and 2009. The Southern Poverty Law Center documented 97 plots from July 1995 through November 2011, discovered at various stages and prosecuted by law enforcement. Many included assembled bombs or components, several of which were ammonium nitrate and fuel oil based and one urea based.
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Feb 5, 2013, 11:57 AM | #26 |
Went naked with the iPhone 4. After dropping and breaking three screens, I feel it's a no brainer to put a case on my iPhone 5.
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Feb 5, 2013, 12:15 PM | #27 |
Never had any case or protector on my 4,4S and now 5--never had any scratches ,just be careful with them.
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Feb 5, 2013, 12:27 PM | #28 |
The 4s is beautiful as they designed it, a case on top is like plastic covers on top of a nice sofa. A jacket on top of Beyonce.
It feels like the dang thing is gonna slip out of my hand one day but I don't care.
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Feb 5, 2013, 12:51 PM | #29 |
Naked since 2007.
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Feb 5, 2013, 01:03 PM | #31 |
I used a cover and screen protector for my first iPhone, but never after that.
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Feb 5, 2013, 05:53 PM | #32 |
No one's ever the only one. Consider the millions and millions of iPhone users out there. The odds that any one is the only one on any topic are extremely unlikely. Do whatever works for you.
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Feb 5, 2013, 08:10 PM | #33 |
My 4S has been naked since launch, dropped twice on finished cement floor and looks great. No regrets!
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go naysay somewhere else. If you don't have something constructive to say or anything to contribute to the topic of the thread, why post? If this were a chip/snacking forum either of your other 2 examples would be perfectly acceptable topics. Since this is an iPhone forum, the topic at hand is iPhone related and perfectly legitimate. OP, I carry my phone naked now. I kept my 4s in perfect condition protected by screen (and back) protectors in an otterbox case and handed my wife a pristine iPhone (she couldn't care less) which she promptly lost within like 3 months. Ever since that day I took mine out of the case. I still use a skin to help prevent scratches or whatever but her losing my first and favorite iPhone 4s quickly made me realize how being over protective and worrysome about the damn thing is really more of a burden. I have an applecare + warranty... might as well take advantage of the thin-ness and design of the thing. Heck, chances are I'll keep this one in perfect condition for 711 days and then lose it or something dumb. p.s. I'm already on my 2nd iPhone 5 cause my launch day phone sleep/wake stopped working... good thing I put a skin on it and kept it from scratching... that did a whole lot lol (you see what I mean though) |
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I OCD about my phone'ss condition so it makes my skin crawl thinking about being naked.
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I carry mine naked, but not when I am outside!
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Feb 6, 2013, 06:22 PM | #37 |
On my second 5, dropped and smashed the first one three weeks in.
Not proud of this. But, new one, still naked. Can't cover up that beautiful industrial design. Although, the marks on the anodised aluminium are really starting to come on. But no cover for me, ever!
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What's the point of keeping a phone in perfect condition? I mean if you drop it and don't like scratches then put a case on it. You won't be able to see the damage. I see no point in keeping something perfect that isn't going to be seen (when it has a case on). I don't like cases and never will, it also annoys me when people put down Samsung for making a plastic phone but then go ahead and put a plastic case on their iPhone. What's the point of having a metal phone when you're just going to touch a plastic case
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I carry my iPhone naked. Not my phone, but me.
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Naked since summer 2007..
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I don't use a case on my 4S, the 3G that I used to have had a case, but when I upgraded I decided I didn't need one.
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Bagels with Smoked Salmon and Whitefish Salad
Recipe courtesy of Ina Garten
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- Barefoot Contessa
- 1 1/2 pounds smoked whitefish, skinned and boned
- 1/2 cup minced red onion
- 1/2 cup minced celery
- 1 cup good mayonnaise
- 1 1/2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice
- 3/4 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- For serving:
- 6 bagels, sliced in thirds horizontally
- 1 pound thinly sliced smoked salmon
- 16 ounces cream cheese, softened
- Sliced tomatoes and thinly sliced red onions
With your hands, flake the whitefish, being careful to discard all the skin and bones. In a medium bowl, gently combine the whitefish with the red onion, celery, mayonnaise, lemon juice, salt, and pepper. Taste for seasoning.
Toast the bagel slices in a toaster. Arrange a platter with the smoked salmon, cream cheese, tomatoes, and red onions. Serve with the whitefish salad at room temperature.


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Gwinnett Daily Post
LAWRENCEVILLE -- As the saying goes, your wallet is safe; the Legislature is no longer in session.
This year's session of the Georgia General Assembly may have sounded good to taxpayers, especially the news that the so-called birthday tax on automobiles will end next year.
But local governments worry that coffers already ailing in a poor economy could be drained even further.
The impact, Gwinnett Commission Chairwoman Charlotte Nash, is hard to predict.
According to the legislation, which Gov. Nathan Deal is expected to sign, people will continue to pay the annual ad valorem tax until they buy a new car. At that time, they will pay a hefty one-time excise tax instead of the annual bill.
"We can tell you what we will lose from the shrinking base that will no longer take part in the ad valorem tax," she said, but the government is struggling to estimate revenues from the excise tax.
Plus, it is hard to predict how soon people will buy new cars.
"We still don't have a good feel for how fast vehicles come out of the digest," she said of the ad valorem taxes that bring in nearly $26 million to the government each year.
Sloan Roach, a spokeswoman for Gwinnett County Public Schools, said officials there believe the school system will break even in the first year or two of the change, which begins in March.
But they estimate the school system could lose a total accumulation of $100 million by the time a decade passes.
Both Nash and Roach noted that legislators pledged to keep the local governments whole in the process, but both said that is a promise they are unsure would be kept.
"It's not going to all happen at once, so that's a good thing," Nash said. "When you are making a big change with a big revenue source, it's good to have a chance to phase it in. (But) within a 10-year period, just about all of that will have disappeared."
County government officials were glad to see action on legislation to add penalties to metal thieves and on registeries for vacant and foreclosed properties, which did not interfere with a current Gwinnett registry.
Action by the legislature also saved Gwinnett for a number of regulations originally authored for Fulton County. The laws did not call the county by name but instead were limited to a certain size population, since Fulton was the largest in the state. But after the 2010 Census, Gwinnett met those population requirements and would have been subjected to the laws.
A proposed constitutional amendment placed on November ballots may have one of the biggest impacts on Gwinnett. GCPS officials lobbied against the bill, which would allow charter schools sanctioned by the state. But local school, Ivy Preparatory Academy, which lost its charter due to a Supreme Court ruling, could be saved by the passage.
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NorcrossDot 1 year, 11 months ago
You now have a year to reduce you're unnecessary spending. By the sheer nature of being a government institution there are many, many, unnecessary and not you're job spending that can offset this.
So instead of bemoaning the issue start to work on them.
Besides I have noticed Gwinnett's finest are out in mass force (protecting us) by standing in turn lanes with their radar guns.
Remember private business had to do start their cuts 5 years ago.
roaads1 1 year, 11 months ago
It's about time Georgia got rid of Ad Valorem tax. Of course making people pay a higher tax on new cars will hurt new car sales. Can't they just do it right one time ?
roaads1 1 year, 11 months ago
That's completely wrong. Why should we pay more than the states around us ?
BufordGuy 1 year, 11 months ago
The government losing money sounds like a good thing to me. Need to pass a law making the government pay for only the things for which governments are needed--public safety, water/sewer, and roads and we'd all be better off.
kevin 1 year, 11 months ago
write to your commissioner or to Ms. Nash with your complaints. They don't reflect your ideas, vote them out. Do you vote?
dentaldawg83 1 year, 11 months ago
all those poor unnecessary gov't admin staff folks should be worried..
Mack711 1 year, 11 months ago
One area to cut the overhead is the garbage tax. Each homeowner should be required to have garbage service of some kind. But let the homeowner select the company that they want and not have them county do it for us. After all the state lets us select our own insurance compamies for auto insurance. That is one way to reduce taxes on us, the taxpayer.
NorcrossDot 1 year, 11 months ago
Exactly - gov needs to reduce to what they were suppose to do. Then maybe, just maybe they could do one thing right!
kevin 1 year, 11 months ago
this is why we have elections, you throw out long-time politicians. Do you vote?
Jan 1 year, 11 months ago
It seems that most should do a little math. I did some quick calculations. People that buy cars for less than $28,572.00 would need to keep the car for about 8 years to break even on the tax, longer on cars that depreciate faster. I based this on the current 33.82 mill rate in unincorporated Gwinnett. There is a cap of $2000 on that initial tax which means those wealthy individuals that can most afford this tax, get a tax break. To clarify, Purchase a car for $28,572.00 and pay 7% extra tax. Buy a car for $57,144.00 and pay only 3.5% tax. This is not a fair tax. As pointed out above, this tax would also apply to car sales between individuals so the state collects an additional 7% of the value every time its registration changes hands. This is not abolishing a tax. It is trading a uniform tax for a extremely regressive, unfair tax. What about people that move to our state or out of our state? How can this be considered even slightly fair to this group?
NorcrossDot 1 year, 11 months ago
Agreed. Is this tax just on new cars? If so then I am safe. I never buy new cars. I let someone else take the 25% lost at the time of sale. I also drive my cars for as many year as they can make it. Did you really expect to get "fair" treatment from a government entity?
Jan 1 year, 11 months ago
I have not read the bill yet, but every source that I found said that used cars, even person to person sales, would be required to pay the tax. This tax was also stated to be 7% (not to exceed $2,000) not 25%.
BufordGuy 1 year, 11 months ago
Sounds to me that is the only fair tax I've seen. Taxes should not be used to punish you for being successful and able to buy more. They should punish you for being lazy and unwilling to work hard to afford more AND be more of a burden on the system.
Jan 1 year, 11 months ago
How is it fair to tax those that buy the oversize, gas guzzling, polluting vehicles at a lower rate? If anything, those purchasing lower polluting vehicles with high miles per gallon, such as the Volt, Leaf, Focus and Prius, should get the tax breaks. These owners are doing something to help us get off of foreign oil and get our pollution under control.
Oliver 1 year, 11 months ago
Does that mean we should tax Obama at a higher rate since he refuses to do things which will increase domestic oil production??
And which part of increased coal burning and/or nuclear energy to satisfy increased electricity needs gets "our pollution under control"?
FordGalaxy 1 year, 11 months ago
Jan, in all fairness, you're talking about a government that classified carbon dioxide as a pollutant. Do you know what you exhale? Carbon Dioxide. So to our government, the mere act of breathing is polluting. And say what you will about SUVs versus these eco-friendly smart cars...I'd rather be blindsided in an SUV than blindsided in a Prius. Which do you think is safer for the occupants?
R 1 year, 11 months ago
Of couse if you buy a VOLT, you can be flame broiled for free!! and they are self recycling...
jack 1 year, 11 months ago
When is it the function of the government to choose which companies or technologies should succeed and which should fail?
kevin 1 year, 11 months ago
when your offers are bare, you cut things. what is so hard to figure out? families do it all the time. So should government for the people, by the people.


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Original post made on Jul 26, 2012
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Read the full story here Web Link posted Thursday, July 26, 2012, 9:41 AM
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on Jul 26, 2012 at 11:07 am
He is right where he needs to be - hope he is having fun. Lots of luck on overturning that conviction! Ain't gonna happen...
on Jul 26, 2012 at 11:08 am
Zumot, you were found guilty with an overwhelming amount of evidence....
"case closed". No more smoking hookah for u
on Jul 26, 2012 at 11:41 am
If someone is going to take Zumot's remaining money it should be the victim's family, not some greedy lawyer who knows damn well he is not going to get anywhere.
on Jul 26, 2012 at 11:45 am
Anon....amen on that! The victims family deserves monetary compensation at the very least for this terrible, tragedy. The loss of a daughter it must be devastating.
on Jul 26, 2012 at 11:57 am
on Jul 26, 2012 at 11:58 am
Follow Shakespeare's advice re: lawyers.
Where do those guys find the time to write a 120 page appeal?
on Jul 26, 2012 at 12:51 pm
Not going to happen. Get used to prison the REST of your sorry life.
on Jul 26, 2012 at 3:05 pm
Are we sure he is paying attorney fees out of his own pocket?
I hope its not my honest earned tax $$ paying for it...
on Jul 26, 2012 at 4:10 pm
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on Jul 26, 2012 at 5:34 pm
he will be free... the prosecution and the judge were trying to get a convectiion agains him at any cost... they even (judge and the prosecution)violating Zumot's Sixth Amendment right to "confrontation," which prohibits "hearsay" testimony in which the person making accusations cannot be cross-examined by defense attorneys. they got the wrong guy while the real killer still out there free... zumot is an innocent man and should get a chance for a fair trail..
on Jul 26, 2012 at 5:39 pm
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on Jul 26, 2012 at 6:44 pm
Sure, some other abusive boyfriend came after these two argued and killed her and burned down the cottage. What a coincidence, eh? As David Pepperdine said above, "FAT CHANCE!"
First you kill someone, then they use her own words to nail you and you want to confront her? The irony makes me reel.
I hope he rots.
on Jul 26, 2012 at 6:47 pm
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on Jul 26, 2012 at 6:50 pm
I am not a lawyer, but I know that when an appeal is submitted it has to rely heavily on the court records of what was said during the trial by the defendant, the witnesses and the judge. If what is written in this article is what is mentioned in the appeal, don't you think that Paul's constitutional rights to be found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt was violated? Last time I checked Palo Alto is in America not somewhere in the f*** Middle East . Use your Brain
on Jul 26, 2012 at 6:55 pm
No body is above the law. Not Cena, DA or any other. They abused their power once, but justice finally will prevail. Thats why there is appeal; appeal is an expression of injustice, abuse of power and prejudice . You can hope whatever you like ; you are entitled to wish anything ; whether you rot in your toilet or somewherelse ! but whether you like it, or not, your mama likes it, or not, justice will prevail and Paul will be a free man !
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on Jul 26, 2012 at 7:52 pm
Gardner will arguing Zumot's appeal down to the family's last dime. Each page in the appeal is probably worth $250 to Gardner.
on Jul 26, 2012 at 8:44 pm
Even if the appeal goes through, they'd try him again and he still be convicted. There is plenty of evidence that he did it. The murderer must be having a miserable time in that hell hole.
on Jul 26, 2012 at 9:17 pm
paul is going free and the lord will prevail
on Jul 26, 2012 at 9:21 pm
It's interesting that allegedly local commenters have popped up in multipliciy on this subject, but aren't regular commenters. They also appear to know a lot about this particular case, but won't admit how they know or how they're related to Zumot. Interesting. I bet they won't be posting on other subjects!
on Jul 26, 2012 at 9:46 pm
As much as this is a tragic story for the couple and their families, and there is no winner any way, but he who laughs last, his laugh lasts !
When Paul is out, you will remember what I have said !
on Jul 26, 2012 at 10:29 pm
I recall a plethora of spurious Zumot-supporter comments on news stories during the original trial. Wonder whether they all come from the same IP address...
on Jul 26, 2012 at 10:32 pm
Agree with you Hmmm. Most likely the same person by some of the punctuation. Maybe the same one who put up the "Free Paul" website that drags the murder victim through the mud (other relationships, medications, plastic surgeries) and makes accusations to everyone but that angel Paul Zumot. The website and the videos that the victim's family pulled down don't even make any sense. Shameful!
on Jul 27, 2012 at 12:46 pm
Our court system is an embarrassment to our country. Even in third-world countries hearsay is not allowed to be used in the courtroom, let alone for a first-degree murder. And we dare to call ourselves an "advanced" nation? We are not, we are more backwards than others used to be during the Dark Ages. We should be ashamed of ourselves!
on Jul 27, 2012 at 1:37 pm
Jennifer exaggerates. Many crimes in 3rd world nations never get a complaint filed on, much less heard in court. Some of these countries legally allow women to be beaten & murdered. I'll take our justice system over one of those, even if it's far from perfect. And speaking of perfect, this murder. Ictim was far from it, but that's not the point - she was still a crime victim & we the people speak FOR her through our prosecutors.
on Jul 27, 2012 at 1:42 pm
And it's *alleged* hearsay, Jennifer. But you know that.
on Jul 27, 2012 at 1:48 pm
What's the deal w/using the handle Jennifer Belfari, anyway? I understand the reference but don't get why- but it's tacky.
on Jul 27, 2012 at 1:59 pm
When someone states they are innocent I always wonder why they don't want to take the lie detector test to clear their name. If I were accused of something I didn't do I would want to take the test to prove it. When an innocent person refuses the lie detector test I have to wonder. You also have to wonder who would strangle a person- this is a crime of passion. So someone slipped in after Zumot left in the morning and strangled her before she went to work. Hmmmm. I think beyond a reasonable doubt was proved. My suggestion for Zumot is to take the lie detector and spend his money finding the real killer to prove his innocence if he truly loved this woman he would want to find the killer. If he doesn't want to do these things then the guilty verdict stands.
on Jul 27, 2012 at 3:30 pm
Lie detector tests are no more useful at determining innocence than throwing someone in the lake to see if they float. What if that neuroscience grad student guy in Colorado passed a lie detector test saying he didn't do it? You keep trying new polygraphers until you get the answer you want.
on Jul 27, 2012 at 3:37 pm
How often do innocent people flunk polygraph tests? Is it common?
on Jul 27, 2012 at 4:38 pm
Do the crime...Do your time. Found guilty - Case closed
on Jul 27, 2012 at 5:06 pm
I doubt that I could pass if the police arrested me and claimed my fingerprints and other evidence were all over the scene of the crime and I knew they were determined to convict me. On the other hand if I were guilty I'd be mentally prepared and would have nothing to lose. Various miscreants and transnational spies are very good at defeating the test. Jorge Hernandez wouldn't have had a chance.
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I just looked up Calipatria State Prison on Google Earth. It's just east of the Salton Sea, a huge bowl of toxic soup, and not to far from the Mexico border. Having been through that area a few times on my way to San Felipe, I can say the location in just down the road from Hell.
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...it had a design capacity of 2,308 but a total institution population of 4,180, for an occupancy rate of 181.1 percent.
As of 1995, CAL's problems included "double-celling" (placing two inmates in bunk beds in a cell designed for one), psychological stress, a drastic shortage of work for prisoners, chronic understaffing among prison employees, and gang violence.
...very hot in summer-- up to 118 degrees Fahrenheit.
The smell of cow manure pervades the prison and the entire area due to large cattle feed lots neaby.
Although located about 3 miles (4.8 km) from the center of Calipatria, the prison is within the city limits. Called the lowest prison in the Western Hemisphere, it lies 184 feet (56 m) below sea level. As of Fiscal Year 2005/2006, CAL had a total of 1,143 staff and an annual operating budget of $123 million.
The facility covers a total of 1,227.5 acres (496.8 ha) (with the prison on 300 acres (120 ha)). As of September 2007, it had a design capacity of 2,308 but a total institution population of 4,180, for an occupancy rate of 181.1 percent. Over 2,000 of its housing units are maximum-security Level IV ("Cells, fenced or walled perimeters, electronic security, more staff and armed officers both inside and outside the installation"); the remainder are minimum-security Level I ("Open dormitories without a secure perimeter").
CAL opened in January 1992, approximately 22 months before California State Prison, Centinela (the other state prison in Imperial County). A $1.5 million electrified fence, which could cause instantaneous death for escaping inmates and which was the first of its kind among California state prisons, was installed in November 1993. After a number of birds had died by electrocution, an ornithologist was hired to help redesign the fence and eliminate the problem.
As of 1995, CAL's problems included "double-celling" (placing two inmates in bunk beds in a cell designed for one), psychological stress, a drastic shortage of work for prisoners, chronic understaffing among prison employees, and gang violence. A May 1995 incident in which five inmates stabbed and assaulted eight officers"was described in 1997 as the worst inmate attack on staff in California state prisons in recent years.[7]
The weather in the area is desert-like, cold in winter and very hot in summer-- up to 118 degrees Fahrenheit. The smell of cow manure pervades the prison and the entire area due to large cattle feed lots neaby.
Angelo Buono, Jr. (also known as the Hillside Strangler) died at CAL in September 2002 of a "massive heart attack."
An August 2005 riot at CAL was the most violent uprising at the prison. The event left 25 inmates and 25 prison staff members wounded. A guard shot and killed an inmate with a Mini-14 semiautomatic rifle, which was believed to have contributed to ending the violence. A spokesman for the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation stated that the disturbance involved Hispanic gang members."
on Jul 27, 2012 at 11:46 pm
Sounds like an excellent place. I'm surprised that California would have a place like this, but I think it's too much for a common murderer.
Justice and poetic justice could both be served if we locked up the employers of illegal aliens there.
on Jul 28, 2012 at 5:49 am
In most Middle Eastern countries women are considered the property of their fathers/husbands/brothers. "Honor" killing, when women are murdered for "violating: the family honor are common and not punished. The murderer will usually be a brother, father or husband. Violating family honor is not confined to having an affair with another man. It can occur even if the woman only smiles at another man or touches him innocently. From what I read about the relationship of that couple, Zumult had considered her as his property and beat her up frequently. If this had happened in his native Jordan he would very likely be free and never even charged.
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Could you be more specific? What do you mean by some "anabolic stuff?"
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tren/test or eq/test i try to say away from orals may i ask why it matters to what im taking
i know you said no beer.. but Beck's Premier Lite only has 4 carbs per beer..
mmm it's good (to me anyway).
i prefer to drink a fine red wine, tequila, or vodka. only rarely, but i really do have a soft spot for some good anejo tequila.
Bodybuilding and drinking alcohol kinda contradict one another, but if you must, then I'd stick with anything light, such as light beers. Liquor has so many more carbs and calories than beer. Stay away from it. I'd say stay away from beer, too, but if you must drink, then do that.
Some red wine, some, in very small moderation, is actually quite healthy for you.
Couple pints of Guinness with my bison steak,mmm!
Try some skim milk.
Vodka and Soda w/ Lime. ~65 cals and no carbs.
Guinness - 124 cals/ 10 carbs.
Most likely because some "anabolic stuff" is a lot more harsher than others. While drinking while "on" is bad, I'd say drinking while taking orals is a sin. At least you're injecting.
Also personally, I'd prefer to stay away from someone who is taking tren AND drinking at the same time. Not due to health, but rather...higher probability to...extreme mood shifts...compound that with a low-carb diet...lol, everyone reacts differently, but that's a lot of things stacked against someone.
I also do not want to preach, but considering most "cycles" are a 6-8 week max (I imagine)...I have to wonder if it's really that difficult for some people to abstain from drinking for such a short period of time. I'd even recommend smoking weed over drinking during this time if you "need" to have a mind altering substance.
Having said all that, with no medical background, I'd pick vodka, lol.
Ah, I beg to differ. Its the other way around, unless your talking volume/volume. A 1 oz. shot of 80 proof liquor has about half the calories of a beer. And who wants to drink miller light? That stuff tastes like p*ss. I don't drink often, but if I do I have a couple full flavored beers of my choice on a high carb/ cheat day. Rogue Dead Guy Ale is a personal favorite.
I think it'd matter on how much liquor you're drinking, whether it's straight or in a mixed drink, etc.
Personally, I prefer liquor over beer. If I must drink beer, then I usually go with Bud Light or Corona. Miller Light would be a suggestion. I can't stand the beer, but it's a light beer.
Thats my flava if i go out for a drink or two..except i go for water + vodka, the lime kills the taste of the vodka so it tastes like citrus flavored water Not that this happens often mind you.Vodka and Soda w/ Lime. ~65 cals and no carbs.
I have not had a drink in seven years and some days a newcastle looks pretty good
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1981 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe Review
by MaxPowerdjx |
"The Penultimate Shark!"
The last time I owned a C3 was 1985. It was a Red on Oyster 4 speed. I was 27 and had owned the car since new but thought it was a good idea to trade it for the new fuel injected 1985 Corvette. Bad idea. Like all 85 Vettes, it was terrible. So recently I got the fever and decided to get a 3rd Generation one more time before I die. So I started sear...
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