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Old 17-07-2007, 11:02 PM posted to rec.gardens
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In article
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Billy Rose wrote:

In article , Charlie wrote:

On Tue, 17 Jul 2007 12:18:38 -0700, Billy Rose
wrote:

I'm trying to live at the maximum
now with my freedom being counted in days. Grape sampling should start
in a month and that will be the end of life as I love it. No, I don't
expect any sympathy. Working with like minded anarchists and listening
to non-corporate news and good music will get me ****ed-off enough to
tide me over my next lay-off. Anyway, think I'll swing into the nursery
and see if they don't have an unclaimed habenero. I can shoehorn it into
the garden somewhere, I think.


Whoa, you poor old sumbo. Back in harness.

Giddy-up, Billy.

*sniff*, gonna miss ya' old fellow.
Charlie


Gamafazzel confunderbic batterrap grrrrr


Joost pusted thees oofer in SMC

http://www.cs.utexas.edu/~jbc/home/chef.html

It turns out that in those with the genetic disposition for metabolic
syndrome that muscle insulin resistance preceeds increase in belly fat.

http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releas...-msd071607.php


From your URL.

"The new findings promise to help untangle the early molecular events of
a syndrome at the root of one of the world's most significant health
issues. ³Knowing how insulin resistance alters energy storage before it
leads to more serious problems can help those susceptible prevent the
onset of the metabolic syndrome,² Shulman said.
Another key observation was that skeletal muscle insulin resistance
precedes the development of insulin resistance in liver cells, and that
fat production in the liver is increased. ³These findings also have
important implications for understanding the pathogenesis of
nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, one of the most prevalent liver
diseases in both adults and children² Shulman said.

The good news, according to Shulman, is that insulin resistance in
skeletal muscle can be countered through a simple intervention:
exercise."

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I'd suggest that the shift from sand lot playing to organized games
has reduced the amount of exercise significantly. Practice on yada
yada and game on Yada Yada not enough. "leave those kids alone" comes
to mind . We played every day for hours and in winter it was ice
skating and snow removal aka snow forts.
Today young folks deal with less physical work, more hours though and
sedentary entertainment. I suggest shaking your booty often is a
cheap good thing. Fun too.

Dance the night away!

Bill musing yea what about Vitamin D.

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