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Red meat, carnitine, and atherosclerosis...

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Lets do this...

Started this discussion. Last reply by Nick Stephenson May 18, 2012. 10 Replies

Okay... Firstly I want to mention I don't really like doing introductions about myself.  I've always skipped this sort of thing whether it is a post like this or when making a profile page for myself…Continue

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At 1:52pm on November 23, 2012, The Shiznit said…

lol 

At 6:59am on May 5, 2012, March E. said…

Welcome to Ipower, Jesse :D 

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male
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Canterbury
About Me:
Mehh...
Favorite music:
Hmmm. My Father listens to classic rock and I'm learning guitar I guess I kinda associate with rock type music or music with guitar in it, ha! Classic Rock, Blues, a little metal. Hendrix, Sabbath, Satriani, Al Di Meola, Jesse Cook...
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The Matrix, Back To The Future, Terminator 2
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The Gnoll Credo, by J Stanton
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Find some purpose, or lessen the craving for it?...
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"While I am not very knowledgeable about nutrition, I think need more discussions about it so thanks for posting."
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Red meat, carnitine, and atherosclerosis...

If anyone is interested in nutrition, and took note of the recent article (http://www.nature.com/nm/journal/vaop/ncurrent/full/nm.3145.html) on red meat, carnitine, and atherosclerosis, here is a write up by a nutritional blogger who I follow.  Its not a quick read but if you like nutrition (and are more on the evolutionary/paleo nutrition side of things, I will add)...I was skeptical when I first read the article on…See More
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""Creativity is taking known elements and putting them together in different ways." - Jacque Fresco"
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"Thanks Aya!  Made everything clear :) Where do the crazy outliers stand in relation human nature (in regards to certain human character traits)?  Would it be wrong use them as evidence apposing certain traits deemed…"
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Jesse C replied to Lore's discussion The desire for social validation
"I'm trying to think why individuals have the desire for social-validation.  What causes these desires to manifest?  I don't know the specifics of what causes it, I'm just trying to throw around some ideas in…"
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“As muddy water is best cleared by leaving it alone, it could be argued that those who sit quietly and do nothing are making one of the best possible contributions to a world in turmoil.” 

~Alan Watts

Has anyone typed out a whole blog post/email/text message to simply hit cancel?  Or even held down the backspace key till every word and every letter is gone?  Or think of a idea to share with someone to simply keep it inside?  I…

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