Recent content by anthony_se

Re: Starting out www.wheatbellyblog.com www.garytaubes.com www.archevore.com www.proteinpower.com www.bodybyscience.net www.baye.com www.crossfit.com (but only if you have already no known structural/biomechanical and/or cardiorespiratory impairments) good luck

Re: Now whats your excuse of not dropping that fat <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Wanderlust</div><div class="ubbcode-body">You know what they say, six packs are made in the kitchen not the gym. </div></div> Sir, a more accurate comment could not...

Re: psoriatic arthritis? anyone working with it? +2 to rockdoc, and while you're at it, eliminate every single trace of every kind of wheat ingredient, including potato starch, rice, quinoa, corn starch, etc. That shit is fucking bad news crap, especially for folks with psoriatic arthritis...

Re: A legal question....any attorneys here? +10 to leagle

Re: Getting prepared for a Tough Mudder event.... Got down in time to avoid that; sure wasn't fun. Saw a climber doc in Telluride who said I was one lucky hiker. Went up too fast from camp ground at 9k, and even though we had one overnight at 12k, it wasn't enough, at, least for me. We did...

Re: Getting prepared for a Tough Mudder event.... and based upon personal experience from many a moon ago, I can flat out say that sleeping low and working out high DOES NOT get it :), unless you want high-altitude cerebral edema So, indeed!! work out low, and sleep high

Re: Getting prepared for a Tough Mudder event.... Move to Telluride

Re: Pack/Drag Bag/Shooting Mat..... what to buy? Fastex, I just got one of these Eberlestock drag bag/pack/mat outfits from Ceylon. First off, you'd be hard-pressed to find a better person to deal with great, rapid service, excellent comm, as well. The bag fits my needs perfectly and and...

Re: TReMoR2 vs h59 on HDMR FWIW, there is a segment on the MagPul precision rifle series in which Todd H explains the reticle. In my two contacts with Horus over the past couple months requesting ETA of a manual, I get back an email saying that "it's still 'in the works'" and then I get...

Re: So what's the verdict on the HDMR? Buy or sell? Scott, as I may have noted in my email to you, the 2nd one I just got back from BPO is "good to go." I'll be in the "keeping" camp. tony

Re: HDMR Quality Control - UPDATE Today, just a few minutes ago, we've got a cloudless, blue sky, hard, bright sun, scope set up to view out the back, sliding glass door, door open: on 21x I can just make out some faint, purple outlining of hard, vertical edges on the white building 75-100...

Re: HDMR Quality Control - UPDATE got my second one back today from Bushnell. just got it mounted and eye relief setup. I'll at least be able to get it out the back yard tomorrow to check it out at 50 -100.

Re: Horus falcon scopes several years ago I owned a Falcon with the H25 or H37, I don't remember. Worked flawlessly for me, after zero'g, I used only Holds. I bought the HDMR because a) I work well with a Horus reticle; and, b) because of the warranty Bushnell offers.

Scroll down to the pic. Those of you who still think that there is such a thing as "healthy whole grains," take a look at the Goatgrass you are really eating. http://www.plantphysiol.org/content/157/4/1820.long blog article on: www.wheatbelly.com

Re: HDMR Quality Control - UPDATE Hard to argue with a whole year for a full refund warranty.