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So who's older?
Good one budy but it doesn't help me with the clicky!!
Look like I don't read my post enough. On that one I was so focus on the 101 years old of Armand my passenger that I write that the previous record holder was Bjarne Maeland that did a tandem jump from 10499 feets on september the 8th 1999 at the âge of...101 years and 21 days... but in fact it was 100 years old and 21 days! Since then I heard that a mâle passager did a tandem jump in california for his 101th birthday. If he did it on his birthday then Armand Gendreau still old it by 3 days.
From what I remember the jump in California was 2 years ago and probably in Perris. If every body have some info about the jump in California please let me know so I can advise the family of Armand who by the way passed away two years ago.
He's been topped.
102 year old woman in Australia.
Apparently it was her 3rd jump. She did one for her 100th, and has come back each year.
PG Paulo Silvia has taken a woman in Brazil every year since her 100th birthday. She is currently 106 or 107 I know she jumped at 103..I'm unclear on paleolithic man, but many indigenous tribes have great teeth because their diet is naturally low in refined carbohydrates and processed foods. Cavity-causing oral bacteria love feeding on refined sugars and carbs.
I'm unclear on paleolithic man, but many indigenous tribes have great teeth because their diet is naturally low in refined carbohydrates and processed foods. Cavity-causing oral bacteria love feeding on refined sugars and carbs.
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...I don't know exactly how we turned the stink thread into the tooth thread...oh well...carry on then. And, the above comment makes sense to me.
I've reduced my overall amount of washing and found it beneficial. I wash my hands less, so they are not as dry. This is especially important for me during the winter! I don't wash my hands as much even when I'm handling raw meat, especially if I'm going to handle raw meat again right after (bag the meat, rinse my hands, seal the bags, bag more meat, don't wash until I'm completely done putting it all away in the freezer). I use cold water. I haven't been getting sick often (maybe twice this year) so I'm not really worried about it.
I use much less soap in the shower and that also helps with my dry skin. I just use a loofah to scrub down. I still soap sensitive areas, but don't use as much. I might try reducing the amount and going without for a while to see what happens. I can't go without showering (rinsing/scrubbing), I just don't like how it feels. I've tried going without shampoo, but the water is hard at my apartment, so it builds up in my hair and baking soda doesn't work well in hard water. I use sulphate/paraben-free shampoo about once a week and use a boar-bristle brush to help spread the sebum throughout the week. My hair smells a little musty by the end, but it's only noticeable if you're close/trying to smell it.
I use a crystal deodorant stone. It doesn't work for 24 hours, as advertised, but it's enough for an entire day for me. I get really stinky if I don't use it.
I plan on putting together a natural tooth powder/paste, but my boyfriend isn't Primal or interested in these things, so I'll still be buying a natural toothpaste for him.
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Currently trying to figure out WTF to eat (for IBS-C).
Also, just so you know, Wikipedia thinks the "wife-beating stick" story is just that--a story. Apparently no evidence exists for it.
Paleolithic people also would have access to (and presumably knowledge of) natural scents and perfumes, as well as pleasant-smelling herbs like mint. Many of them might have smelled quite nice. You and I have no way of knowing either way.
You can't really assume anything on the manners or hygiene of Neanderthals, good or bad. People got the idea of being polite somewhere, and I don't really think that necessarily came with civilization, which has seemed to make people less and less civil. And their teeth were probably immaculate considering they ate no junk. Our teeth aren't designed to slowly rot away and stink to high heavens. Just like how most people notice their body odor subsides with better eating. Our ancestors probably didn't stink as bad as we imagine.It's been a while since i've read the manga so im not certain about this but i thought gon wasn't on the ship.

Also i agree with kalluto not wanting to leave, but i don't think illumi would just let kalluto do something this dangerous. I could see kalluto sneaking off after illumi told her not to though.

As for hisoka vs chrollo, seeing how close the original fight was i doubt chrollo would win against the post-mortal nen hisoka unless he finds a new trick. (Also something that just popped into my head is chrollo trying to steal the nen beast tied to the princes, just imagine chrollo vs the 4th prince (whose name i refuse to write) with chrollo attempting to steal the ability.)Don't forget about the Lowe's Build and Grow Clinic this weekend @ 10 am. They are building a jewelry organizer; this would be a great gift for a Valentine. Check out their website for more info:
A couple of other things this weekend are The Kiwanis Pancake Festival at Tigertown is Saturday, February 13, 7 am until 7 pm. There are always some kid friendly activities to do before or after your meal. Another inexpensive idea for the weekend is the movie The Princess and The Frog is playing at the Carmike Cinemas where all seats are only $3.The structure of at Pragati Maidan have been demolished by the National Building Construction Corporation, right after the rejection of the petition asking for the protection of the building, by the High Court.
After the demolition, various fittings, exhaustion fans and generators are lying in the area with all the debris, which is likely to be cleaned soon. The demolition which took place was after the approval from all the concerned authorities, like National Monument Authority (NMA) and Heritage Conservation Committee (HCC).
On 2nd April, the petition filed by architect Raj Rewal asked for the preservation of these buildings and declaring them as nationally important, was rejected by the High Court. There will be another petition by INTACH which will be heard on 1st May.
Officials have informed that demolition will be finished by June. And after that, the appointed contractor will work towards the development of a convention and exhibition center.It gets you to review your progress to date - what’s worked well, what hasn’t, what lessons can be learned. It provides space and time to think - about what you want to happen, what might get in the way, how you can get round any obstacles. It opens you up to opportunities, that you might otherwise miss.
Meet ‘that’s not the way we do things round here’ - first cousin to, ‘we tried that before, and it didn’t work’. It’s this type of statement that will prevent the flow of ideas in your business, and even your best people will not put their creative heads above the parapet if they know they’ll be shot down in flames. Your Planning system offers a structured way to talk openly about the challenges facing your business, and ask for new and creative solutions to overcome them.
How motivating and exciting to be part of something that is growing and achieving success, thanks in part, to your contribution. Involve your team in your planning, and you involve them in your Vision for the future - you give them the opportunity to create it. How much more engaged do you think they will be? How much more ownership do you think they will take?
It’s the same in business - we all see things from our own view point, and benefit enormously from understanding how others see things. Planning gives us a framework for this.
Planning: Puts the customer first. Life planning puts you first. Business planning puts the customer first, and ensures that the focus is on what’s best for the customer, building trust and ensuring that everyone is focused on what really matters.
Regular planning, focused on the business as a whole, brings the management team closer, and helps them to see the value - skills, experience and expertise - that they each bring. It’s also a great way of developing them, teaching them to focus on the end goal, and the strategies and tactics that will get you there.
Your planning system is a key element in your continuous improvement cycle: plan - implement - review - plan. You start the exercise looking at what’s possible, and by the end it’s all about results. You understand your long term goal and you’ve plotted your course to get there. Together you’ve agreed your priorities, you’ve decided on your 90 day goals, you have your action plan