Subject: Resolution for loss

From: Linda <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 23 Dec 2014 09:02:55 -0800

In my last article, I went over the common fears that keep people from taking the first step to achieving their weight-reduction goals. But what happens when you have tried losing weight but see no results?

Weight-loss resistance is one of the most common health complaints I see. The inability to see quick results is horribly discouraging, and it breaks my heart to see people suffocated with advice without seeing something that really works.

That is why we come up with this--
There is no reason to fear failure. just follow this one simple step.
http://www.perfectbodyperfectmind.com/devastation/crackly/inoculative/ulvas/debutante/schnozzle.html

Regards,
Julie

Did you see that Rachael also investigated this hype? http://www.perfectbodyperfectmind.com/devastation/crackly/inoculative/ulvas/debutante/schnozzle.html

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Brace yourselves for a nasty flu season in Bay Area

Christmas, New Years, the last nights of Hanukkah  theres a lot of cause for celebration over the next week or two.

And, sorry to be a downer, thats a lot of potential exposure to the flu.
The good news is theres still time to get a flu shot before the seasonal peak in the Bay Area. The bad: Experts are predicting a potentially

 nasty flu season, and the shot may be less effective this year than in the past.
Exactly how much less, well, we wont really know until after the season and we get the numbers, said Dr. Jonathan Blum, an infectious disease specialist at Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara. This year, we have potential for a severe flu season. But whether it will prove to be a bigger clinical problem than usual, only time will tell. We have to be prepared for a bad flu season every year.

I agree. A direct connection to the battery to power a blower motor is a dumb idea. Hopefully the OP was smart enough to install a CB or fuse of the proper rating at the connection near the battery. Hacking up the blower wiring instead of actually troubleshooting the circuit and finding the culprit would have been much easier. 

Thanks