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In today's Science issue:
A NEAT Way to Control Weight? Eric Ravussin
Why do some people remain slimmer than others? The answer may be in the amount of time lean individuals spend fidgeting, standing and walking around compared with sitting still. As Ravussin explains in a Perspective, a followup study by Levine et al. now pinpoints sitting as an important culprit of weight gain. Just sitting for 2.5 hours less each day would result in an extra energy expenditure of 350 kcal/day, which the authors calculate could translate into preventing the gain of extra pounds.
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In today's Science issue:
A NEAT Way to Control Weight? Eric Ravussin
Why do some people remain slimmer than others? The answer may be in the amount of time lean individuals spend fidgeting, standing and walking around compared with sitting still. As Ravussin explains in a Perspective, a followup study by Levine et al. now pinpoints sitting as an important culprit of weight gain. Just sitting for 2.5 hours less each day would result in an extra energy expenditure of 350 kcal/day, which the authors calculate could translate into preventing the gain of extra pounds.
SCREW that
i aint doing no damn foot patrol
Then don't eat so many donuts.
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In today's Science issue:
A NEAT Way to Control Weight? Eric Ravussin
Why do some people remain slimmer than others? The answer may be in the amount of time lean individuals spend fidgeting, standing and walking around compared with sitting still. As Ravussin explains in a Perspective, a followup study by Levine et al. now pinpoints sitting as an important culprit of weight gain. Just sitting for 2.5 hours less each day would result in an extra energy expenditure of 350 kcal/day, which the authors calculate could translate into preventing the gain of extra pounds.
SCREW that
i aint doing no damn foot patrol
Then don't eat so many donuts.
this is seattle
it's muffins and lattes
i drink drip, though. it's my east coast working class roots (well, not really. but i like to think so).
plus, it's cheaper
whit
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"elzinator" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > In today's Science issue: > > A NEAT Way to Control Weight? > Eric Ravussin > > Why do some people remain slimmer than others? The answer may be in the > amount of time lean individuals spend fidgeting, standing and walking > around compared with sitting still. As Ravussin explains in a > Perspective, a followup study by Levine et al. now pinpoints sitting as > an important culprit of weight gain. Just sitting for 2.5 hours less > each day would result in an extra energy expenditure of 350 kcal/day, > which the authors calculate could translate into preventing the gain of > extra pounds. >
SCREW that
i aint doing no damn foot patrol
Then don't eat so many donuts.
this is seattle
it's muffins and lattes
i drink drip, though. it's my east coast working class roots (well, not really. but i like to think so).
plus, it's cheaper
I prefer drip also, but accompanied by scones. No excuses but taste/texture preferences. And I enjoy the walk to and from the cafe.
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On Sat, 29 Jan 2005 06:03:42 GMT, Sangfroid wrote: > >"elzinator" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:[email hidden]... >> In today's Science issue: >> >> A NEAT Way to Control Weight? >> Eric Ravussin >> >> Why do some people remain slimmer than others? The answer may be in
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>> extra pounds. >> > >SCREW that > >i aint doing no damn foot patrol
Then don't eat so many donuts.
this is seattle
it's muffins and lattes
i drink drip, though. it's my east coast working class roots (well, not really. but i like to think so).
plus, it's cheaper
I prefer drip also, but accompanied by scones. No excuses but taste/texture preferences. And I enjoy the walk to and from the cafe.
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"elzinator" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > In today's Science issue: > > A NEAT Way to Control Weight? > Eric Ravussin > > Why do some people remain slimmer than others? The answer may be in the > amount of time lean individuals spend fidgeting, standing and walking > around compared with sitting still. As Ravussin explains in a > Perspective, a followup study by Levine et al. now pinpoints sitting as > an important culprit of weight gain. Just sitting for 2.5 hours less > each day would result in an extra energy expenditure of 350 kcal/day, > which the authors calculate could translate into preventing the gain of > extra pounds. >
SCREW that
i aint doing no damn foot patrol
Then don't eat so many donuts.
this is seattle
it's muffins and lattes
i drink drip, though. it's my east coast working class roots (well, not really. but i like to think so).
plus, it's cheaper
And has more caffeine, I think.
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In today's Science issue:
A NEAT Way to Control Weight? Eric Ravussin
Why do some people remain slimmer than others? The answer may be in the amount of time lean individuals spend fidgeting, standing and walking around compared with sitting still. As Ravussin explains in a Perspective, a followup study by Levine et al. now pinpoints sitting as an important culprit of weight gain. Just sitting for 2.5 hours less each day would result in an extra energy expenditure of 350 kcal/day, which the authors calculate could translate into preventing the gain of extra pounds.
and the funniest thing is that this is still news-worthy. imagine! fat people don't get as much exercise as skinny people! who a guessed that? ....thehick
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"elzinator" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > On Sat, 29 Jan 2005 06:03:42 GMT, Sangfroid wrote: > > > >"elzinator" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > >news:[email hidden]... > >> In today's Science issue: > >> > >> A NEAT Way to Control Weight? > >> Eric Ravussin > >> > >> Why do some people remain slimmer than others? The answer may be in
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this is seattle
it's muffins and lattes
i drink drip, though. it's my east coast working class roots (well, not really. but i like to think so).
plus, it's cheaper
I prefer drip also, but accompanied by scones. No excuses but taste/texture preferences. And I enjoy the walk to and from the cafe.
Walk? I thought you would mosey over on your pony
Not at work in the city. although I have contemplated how fun it would be to have Shadow on campus. He'd like all the green grass and attention.
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I prefer drip also, but accompanied by scones. No excuses but taste/texture preferences. And I enjoy the walk to and from the cafe.
Walk? I thought you would mosey over on your pony
Not at work in the city. although I have contemplated how fun it would be to have Shadow on campus. He'd like all the green grass and attention.
If you rode him with your legs crossed over his neck and steered with your glutes I bet that would get some attention - (maybe you can post a photo with Shadow sometime?)
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I prefer drip also, but accompanied by scones. No excuses but taste/texture preferences. And I enjoy the walk to and from the cafe.
Walk? I thought you would mosey over on your pony
Not at work in the city. although I have contemplated how fun it would be to have Shadow on campus. He'd like all the green grass and attention.
I suspect he mightn't like the train ride in though. Then again ...
He'd take up more than one seat, He doesn't respond to anything said, at least not in English, He possibly bites and/or kicks when annoyed and he would smell like a barn-yard (not that there's anything wrong with that, for a horse)
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> I prefer drip also, but accompanied by scones. No excuses but > taste/texture preferences. And I enjoy the walk to and from the cafe. > Walk? I thought you would mosey over on your pony
Not at work in the city. although I have contemplated how fun it would be to have Shadow on campus. He'd like all the green grass and attention.
I suspect he mightn't like the train ride in though. Then again ...
He'd take up more than one seat, He doesn't respond to anything said, at least not in English, He possibly bites and/or kicks when annoyed and he would smell like a barn-yard (not that there's anything wrong with that, for a horse)
He'd fit right in with the subway commuters!
Shadow responds more to tone of voice and sounds than actual words. So you're right in that. He does bite when he's playful (which he is scolded for). He paws but doesn't kick. He smells like a horse. I like the smell of horses 🙂 He might like the train ride. He can ride in the car which has an open first level for bikes and wheelchairs.
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be to have Shadow on campus. He'd like all the green grass and attention.
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that, for a horse)
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you're right in that. He does bite when he's playful (which he is scolded for). He paws but doesn't kick. He smells like a horse. I like the smell of horses 🙂 He might like the train ride. He can ride in the car which has an
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For those of us who stand all day at work and only sit during our lunch break, sitting is a welcome change. Yet, I find it rather odd that people still find this to be news. I just can't picture some one reading this and thinking "Wow, so that's what I've been doing wrong....."
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>> >Walk? I thought you would mosey over on your pony
Not at work in the city. although I have contemplated how fun it would be to have Shadow on campus. He'd like all the green grass and attention.
I suspect he mightn't like the train ride in though. Then again ...
He'd take up more than one seat, He doesn't respond to anything said, at least not in English, He possibly bites and/or kicks when annoyed and he would smell like a barn-yard (not that there's anything wrong with that, for a horse)
He'd fit right in with the subway commuters!
Shadow responds more to tone of voice and sounds than actual words. So you're right in that. He does bite when he's playful (which he is scolded for). He paws but doesn't kick. He smells like a horse. I like the smell of horses 🙂 He might like the train ride. He can ride in the car which has an open first level for bikes and wheelchairs.
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>> I prefer drip also, but accompanied by scones. No excuses but >> taste/texture preferences. And I enjoy the walk to and from the cafe. >> >Walk? I thought you would mosey over on your pony
Not at work in the city. although I have contemplated how fun it would be to have Shadow on campus. He'd like all the green grass and attention.
I suspect he mightn't like the train ride in though. Then again ...
He'd take up more than one seat, He doesn't respond to anything said, at least not in English, He possibly bites and/or kicks when annoyed and he would smell like a barn-yard (not that there's anything wrong with that, for a horse)
He'd fit right in with the subway commuters!
Shadow responds more to tone of voice and sounds than actual words. So you're right in that. He does bite when he's playful (which he is scolded for).
He bites through to FLESH, or he just grabs your sleeve or whatever and tugs? Our filly does the latter to me sometimes to get my attention. She's an adorable kid and she knows it.
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He paws but doesn't kick. He smells like a horse. I like the smell of horses 🙂
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> >> I prefer drip also, but accompanied by scones. No excuses but > >> taste/texture preferences. And I enjoy the walk to and from the
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> >> > >Walk? I thought you would mosey over on your pony > > Not at work in the city. although I have contemplated how fun it would > be to have Shadow on campus. He'd like all the green grass and > attention. > I suspect he mightn't like the train ride in though. Then again ...
He'd take up more than one seat, He doesn't respond to anything said, at least not in English, He possibly bites and/or kicks when annoyed and he would smell like a barn-yard (not that there's anything wrong with that, for a horse)
He'd fit right in with the subway commuters!
Shadow responds more to tone of voice and sounds than actual words. So you're right in that. He does bite when he's playful (which he is scolded for). He paws but doesn't kick. He smells like a horse. I like the smell of horses 🙂 He might like the train ride. He can ride in the car which has an open first level for bikes and wheelchairs.
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the only thing a horse understands is a punch between the eyes
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On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 08:28:40 +1100, Mick R. wrote: > >"elzinator" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:[email hidden]... >> On Sat, 29 Jan 2005 15:32:44 GMT, David wrote: >> > >> >"elzinator" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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>> >> >> >Walk? I thought you would mosey over on your pony >> >> Not at work in the city. although I have contemplated how fun it would >> be to have Shadow on campus. He'd like all the green grass and >> attention. >> >I suspect he mightn't like the train ride in though. >Then again ... > >He'd take up more than one seat, >He doesn't respond to anything said, at least not in English, >He possibly bites and/or kicks when annoyed >and he would smell like a barn-yard (not that there's anything wrong with >that, for a horse) > >He'd fit right in with the subway commuters!
Shadow responds more to tone of voice and sounds than actual words. So you're right in that. He does bite when he's playful (which he is scolded for). He paws but doesn't kick. He smells like a horse. I like the smell of horses 🙂 He might like the train ride. He can ride in the car which has an open first level for bikes and wheelchairs.
<john wayne>
the only thing a horse understands is a punch between the eyes
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"elzinator" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 08:28:40 +1100, Mick R. wrote: > > > >"elzinator" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > >news:[email hidden]... > >> On Sat, 29 Jan 2005 15:32:44 GMT, David wrote: > >> > > >> >"elzinator" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > >> >> I prefer drip also, but accompanied by scones. No excuses but > >> >> taste/texture preferences. And I enjoy the walk to and from the cafe. > >> >> > >> >Walk? I thought you would mosey over on your pony > >> > >> Not at work in the city. although I have contemplated how fun it
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John Wayne couldn't ride a horse anyway. Not that I can either but hey
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> >> I prefer drip also, but accompanied by scones. No excuses but > >> taste/texture preferences. And I enjoy the walk to and from the cafe. > >> > >Walk? I thought you would mosey over on your pony > > Not at work in the city. although I have contemplated how fun it would > be to have Shadow on campus. He'd like all the green grass and > attention. > I suspect he mightn't like the train ride in though. Then again ...
He'd take up more than one seat, He doesn't respond to anything said, at least not in English, He possibly bites and/or kicks when annoyed and he would smell like a barn-yard (not that there's anything wrong with that, for a horse)
He'd fit right in with the subway commuters!
Shadow responds more to tone of voice and sounds than actual words. So you're right in that. He does bite when he's playful (which he is scolded for).
He bites through to FLESH, or he just grabs your sleeve or whatever and tugs? Our filly does the latter to me sometimes to get my attention. She's an adorable kid and she knows it.
The latter. IT's typical horse social behavior. But twice he's gotten some flesh in there, too. So that behavior, though natural to horses, is discouraged with humans. Bolivar attempted to take my jacket off one day by grabbing the collar with his teeth and pulling back on it. He nearly succeeded.
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>> >that, for a horse) >> > >> >He'd fit right in with the subway commuters! >> >> Shadow responds more to tone of voice and sounds than actual words. >> So >> you're right in that. >> He does bite when he's playful (which he is scolded for). He paws but >> doesn't kick. >> He smells like a horse. I like the smell of horses 🙂 >> He might like the train ride. He can ride in the car which has an >> open >> first level for bikes and wheelchairs. >> ><john wayne> > >the only thing a horse understands is a punch between the eyes > ></john wayne>
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John Wayne couldn't ride a horse anyway.
Huh? He couldn't? Sure did look like him doing the riding in those five gazillion western movies.
