Calories Burned Riding - Articles
November 6, 2009 - Day 200
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dezwit
To Anonymous who left a comment yesterday - If you want to contact me, please write to me at dougvsamy@gmail.com. I have no way to answer the questions you asked as I cannot reply to your comment when you are logged in as Anonymous. I would be happy to talk about Amy with you at any time. That is the purpose of this blog, to help spread awareness ...
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What You Need To Know About Acid Reflux Disease
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Jan
What You Need To Know About Acid Reflux Disease - By: Gloria Fanz Acid reflux is also known as the Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD). Some people simply describe it as heartburn because of the burning effect of the condition experienced by the patient. Essentially, acid reflux is a disorder in which the acid contents in the stomach back up int ...
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Looking Forward to the Weekend
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Krista
Happy Friday, everyone! I wanted to start this post by thanking all of you who commented on my “junk” food dilemma from yesterday’s post. All the comments truly meant a lot to me and went a long way towards re-building my confidence that I do indeed feed my child well and what the teacher thinks just doesn’t matter. After ...
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Friday's Swim Report / Things I Might Have Missed
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Joel McKenna
1. $3.6 million. That isn't tonight's lottery but that is how much Speedo had to write off due to the Racing Suit Ban LINK. The Los Angeles–based swimwear group’s third-quarter net loss was $7.4 million, a 27 percent improvement over the same period last year. I wonder how much TYR, B70 and all the other guys lost?2. The Splish Bl ...
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Drilling Down: Saturated Fat Epidemiology
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Richard Nikoley
I've got to get this reader data out there; sooooo, the post I've been planning and writing to slam dunk a certain "researcher" from New Zealand will just have to wait until the first of next week. I'd planned to incorporate that with this, per my style, but I'll just have to link it.Whenever back when, I did a post on saturated fat ...
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John Muir, Greatest Scot?
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Sierra Club ..
At the Sierra Club, one of our icons is John Muir -- he’s our founder, after all. But who knew that Scotland was so fond of the man who made his name in the mountains of California? (OK, we admit that he was born in Scotland, but we think of him as our own.) The folks at STV in Scotland must have Muir on the mind this fall – just as we ...
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Return to Running
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Jill Will Run
I went to my doctor for a follow-up visit Wednesday morning. Honestly, my leg was feeling a lot better… but there was still a little feeling of being “off”… not quite “right”. I told her of the feeling and when she pushed in various spots on my shin, there were a couple spots that were still painful when pres ...
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Stupid Ankle, Stupid Week
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Molly H.
So my sprained ankle and I have had a very boring week, hence the lack of posts. We had viewing and funeral to deal with, which coincided with 2 complete rest days for me and my foot, which was still killing me. It's beena sad few days, and that's all I'll say about that. By this morning, it felt better but I just did a weight set (skipping any ...
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Foto Friday
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Meredith
I'm not used to biking more than one day a week. I've got to be honest, my bones "down there" are killing me. For yesterday's ride I had to wear two pairs of bike shorts just to get through a 45 minute ride. I'm still in the process of adjusting to the new seat and adjust the new seat so I'm hoping with giving it a little time, things ...
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