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9/26/13, 03:56 PM
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I'd move there!
9/26/13, 04:19 PM
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9/26/13, 06:25 PM
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Well, I'd probably have to sell both my cars to buy it, so...
9/26/13, 10:59 PM
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What do you want? 
9/26/13, 11:06 PM
9/26/13, 11:14 PM
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Ya, I could see that being a problem.
9/27/13, 03:57 AM
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9/27/13, 07:55 AM
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Hotter than hell these past two days down here @ the Caribean. 
And the 20 year old A/C liquid hose took a dump 
$130 more that will go down the drain. The bad news is that I won't fix it 'till next paycheck 
And the 20 year old A/C liquid hose took a dump $130 more that will go down the drain. The bad news is that I won't fix it 'till next paycheck
9/27/13, 01:40 PM
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Here you go Gary. Sue the school for blocking your daughters from preventative health food. 
(sorry Dennis)
excerpts:
Eating Peanut Butter May Prevent Breast Cancer: Researchers
Friday, 27 Sep 2013
Eating peanut butter regularly as a preteen and teen girl appears to decrease the risk of developing benign breast disease as an adult, new research has found.
Benign breast disease -- noncancerous changes in the breast tissue -- is a risk factor for breast cancer, experts agree.
The researchers followed more than 9,000 females, beginning when they were aged 9 to 15 in 1996, until 2010, when they were young women. Eating peanut butter three days a week reduced the risk of developing benign breast disease by 39 percent, said Dr. Graham Colditz, senior study author.
"I think this gives us enormous hope there are strategies we could be following to help prevent breast cancer that we haven't capitalized on yet," said Colditz, the associate director for cancer prevention and control at the Siteman Cancer Center at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine, in St. Louis.
The study, published online Sept. 17 in Breast Cancer Research and Treatment, was funded by the Breast Cancer Research Foundation and the U.S. National Institutes of Health.
The researchers looked at foods with vegetable protein and vegetable fats, then focused on individual foods, including peanut butter, peanuts or other nuts, beans and corn.
A daily serving of any of these foods was linked with a 68 percent reduced risk of benign breast disease. At age 14, a daily serving of any of those foods was linked with a 66 percent lower risk of benign breast disease, and girls who had about three servings a week of peanut butter had a 39 percent lower risk.
The researchers found a link between eating peanut butter and lower breast disease risk, not a cause-and-effect relationship, and Colditz said he can't explain yet why the peanut butter seems protective.
"It could well be the protein," he said. In previous studies, the researchers have looked at other factors of a healthy diet, such as milk consumption, and their role in breast health.
The peanut butter finding, he said, is strong, even when taking into account an overall healthy diet. "It's not something we can make go away," he said.
http://www.newsmaxhealth.com/Health-...9/27/id/528081
(sorry Dennis)
excerpts:
Eating Peanut Butter May Prevent Breast Cancer: Researchers
Friday, 27 Sep 2013
Eating peanut butter regularly as a preteen and teen girl appears to decrease the risk of developing benign breast disease as an adult, new research has found.
Benign breast disease -- noncancerous changes in the breast tissue -- is a risk factor for breast cancer, experts agree.
The researchers followed more than 9,000 females, beginning when they were aged 9 to 15 in 1996, until 2010, when they were young women. Eating peanut butter three days a week reduced the risk of developing benign breast disease by 39 percent, said Dr. Graham Colditz, senior study author.
"I think this gives us enormous hope there are strategies we could be following to help prevent breast cancer that we haven't capitalized on yet," said Colditz, the associate director for cancer prevention and control at the Siteman Cancer Center at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine, in St. Louis.
The study, published online Sept. 17 in Breast Cancer Research and Treatment, was funded by the Breast Cancer Research Foundation and the U.S. National Institutes of Health.
The researchers looked at foods with vegetable protein and vegetable fats, then focused on individual foods, including peanut butter, peanuts or other nuts, beans and corn.
A daily serving of any of these foods was linked with a 68 percent reduced risk of benign breast disease. At age 14, a daily serving of any of those foods was linked with a 66 percent lower risk of benign breast disease, and girls who had about three servings a week of peanut butter had a 39 percent lower risk.
The researchers found a link between eating peanut butter and lower breast disease risk, not a cause-and-effect relationship, and Colditz said he can't explain yet why the peanut butter seems protective.
"It could well be the protein," he said. In previous studies, the researchers have looked at other factors of a healthy diet, such as milk consumption, and their role in breast health.
The peanut butter finding, he said, is strong, even when taking into account an overall healthy diet. "It's not something we can make go away," he said.
http://www.newsmaxhealth.com/Health-...9/27/id/528081
9/27/13, 01:55 PM
Drinking beers and have been listening to some really great bands. They've got a nice stage set up on the beach right in front of my place, don't even have to leave the balcony, lol.
****load of people milling around, some seriously drunk *****es in bikinis down in front of the stage.
I'll post some pics when I get time, internet has been acting up and I haven't been able to upload them.
****load of people milling around, some seriously drunk *****es in bikinis down in front of the stage.
I'll post some pics when I get time, internet has been acting up and I haven't been able to upload them.
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9/27/13, 02:06 PM
Drinking beers and have been listening to some really great bands. They've got a nice stage set up on the beach right in front of my place, don't even have to leave the balcony, lol.
****load of people milling around, some seriously drunk *****es in bikinis down in front of the stage.I'll post some pics when I get time, internet has been acting up and I haven't been able to upload them.
****load of people milling around, some seriously drunk *****es in bikinis down in front of the stage.
I'll post some pics when I get time, internet has been acting up and I haven't been able to upload them.
9/27/13, 02:25 PM
No, that's next week in Mobile. Big festival in Fl. this weekend too but I'm not going to be able to make it over there. BBS, CDB and a few others are playing tonight.
9/27/13, 03:23 PM
9/27/13, 03:34 PM
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