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| Enjoyable/Aggravating Travel Note of the Week | | 2008-01-07 05:31:53 | | To take a page from my favorite CNNSI writer, Mr. Peter King...Enjoyable/Aggravating Travel Note of the WeekI am on the 6:12AM Regional Amtrak from Baltimore to Philadelphia this morning. The station was fairly empty, no crazies hanging around, and the cab ride to the station was only about $10. The train is empty, I found a seat and a spot to put my enormous bag. But....I cannot read or type to save my life. The train bounces so much that I'm getting half sick try to look at the computer screen. You would think that after 100+ years of rail service, the ride wouldn't be so bumpy!Oscar Wilde wrote, “I never travel without my diary. One should always have something sensational to read in the train.”Oscar must have been high the day he wrote that because there is NO way you could ever read anything with tiny print on a train! | | By: Mr. Perfect's Sports Blog | | |
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Perhaps the most aggravating condition ... | | 2007-02-19 23:13:00 | | OBESITYPerhaps the most aggravating condition that people must suffer from in day to day living is the inability to maintain desirable body weight. Most of the time overweight is a problem and dieting and taking diet pills is the way of life for millions. Using acupuncture sites is a recent entry into this area and is presently the subject of research. With needles there has been an initial success with some extremely difficult patients. Using the technique of pressure acupuncture also has proved promising in my practice. Abdomen point 1 fig. 48 on the left side overlies the stomach. It must be pressed deeply. Massage is not necessary.Leg point 1 fig. 49 also can be used on both legs or on one leg. If using two is too cumbersome one works well enough. In general, the way obesity points should be utilized is at the time one feels hungry. The must effective points should be pressed for several minutes. The ones that work best must be discovered for each individual by himself by trial and | | By: Acupressure | | |
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