Subject: It happens so fast, Wow

From: Zip Zap Your Fat <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2014 15:17:29 -0700

First, let me just say that if you can spare (3) seconds a day then you can lose about 6-pounds a week....

Sounds crazy right? Yeah, we thought so too until we put it to the test...

The truth is you have probably never have seen anything like this before. "The Doctors" are calling this the "3 second workout", because that is all the time you need to start loosing.

Watch this, it explains everything you want to know.
http://www.birdgob.com/top-overview/doc/aired-Aug-11.adv

I mean, we're not ones to normally fall subject to something that sounds so ludicrous and impossible. But, I've got to tell you this is by far the best plan we have seen before.

The bottom line is: it's defiantly  check out. I think you will fall in love with what you are about to see.

Have a great day,
Laura Muller
Women's Health (Chief editor)

PS> The results are in: http://www.birdgob.com/top-overview/doc/aired-Aug-11.adv

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I guess I'm just getting frustrated mamas, because it seems like wherever I turn, whatever I read, it's always about how children fare better with two adults in their lives, and so it stands to reason that if the parents are no longer together, the kids need to be shuttled around regularly so they get "equal time" with both parents. My mediator and my lawyer both state that every child has the right to see both parents, but I wonder if while we're running around protecting that right, we're not disregarding their need for stability.

In my research, I was only able to find a single article written by a Quebec lawyer, questioning the wisdom of shared custody and pointing to the potential damage it can cause to children. Aside from that, all other resources back shared custody, so I'm wondering if I just need to give in on this issue and move on.

Which is faster?

while(1) {
// some code
}
or

while(2) {
//some code
}
I said that both have the same execution speed, as the expression inside while should finally evaluate to true or false. In this case, both evaluate to true and there are no extra conditional instructions inside the while condition . So, both will have the same speed of execution and I prefer while (1).

But the interviewer said confidently: "Check your basics. while(1) is faster than while(2)." (He was not testing my confidence)

Bye.