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Title: Armaggedon.
Author: Javier Betancourt
Publication: Proceso (Magazine/Journal)
Date: August 9, 1998
Publisher: CISA Comunicacion e Informacion, S.A. de C.V.
Issue: n1136Page: p61(1)

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Author: Pedro Crespo
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Date: March 26, 2000
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Author: Javier Betancourt
Publication: Proceso (Magazine/Journal)
Date: April 27, 1997
Publisher: CISA Comunicacion e Informacion, S.A. de C.V.
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Unrealistic and unhealthy
I was very leery of this diet because it is so hard-core (no bread, no cheese, no fruit, no sweets, etc.) for two solid weeks.I thought I would give it a try because nothing is making these last 15 pounds of pregnancy weight BUDGE.Then I looked closer at the book.Some days you do a 90 minute workout. I enjoy working out. I can do that. But the sample days allowed for only about 900 calories per day! I simply cannot function that way, much less be a loving, patient mother to three small children when I am faint and miserable.

I feel that to follow this diet would hurt myself both physically and emotionally. There have to be healthier ways to break a weight loss plateau. I am currently trying "Crack the Fat Loss Code" by Wendy Chant.

Its alright
I mean I havent gone through the whole book but from what I see, its a little restrictive but the inspirational aspect is definitely on key. The workouts aregreat looking! I sometimes take out of his and add into my regime for a mix.

First Three Days are the Toughest
...but after that, you will wake up more energetic and motivated each day.You will not want to quit.By the first weekend, you will be loving the way your clothes fit. I have tried every diet out there.I am the type of person who needs a gung-ho all or nothing approach.I'm willing to give it may "All" for the sake of quick results. I have done this program twice.I am 5'4, I started at 129 pounds.After my first go round, I was 119.I slacked off and gained a couple pounds after, but still overall my body was much smaller.I did another round of it several weeks later and got down to 115.I once again have slacked off a bit and gained a couple back, but I am on it for the 3rd round in an effort to take off those last 5 stubborn pounds and then maintain with something more reasonable.I am a vegetarian so it was impossible for me to follow his recipes, but I was able to follow the same principles. I pretty much lived off the following:EAS AdventEdge Carb control shakes.They are high protein, low carb, and low fat.You can get them at target and wal-mart.No prep needed, very easy to grab on the go, and they taste great. Morningstar sausage links are great too.Every day I would make a big steamed pot of mushrooms/brocolli/cauliflower and sometimes asparagus and green beans.I would top with brown spicy mustard, which I loved, and sometimes lemon pepper.Once you get through the first few days, you will have zero desire to quit and the routine/eating plan will become second nature.

The Ultimate New York Body PLan
Thebook was well written, and easy to understand.Simple, eat less move more.Good guidelines for what you should eat.The physical part of the book is a little hard for those in their 60's. I will refer to the book again, and probably not give it to Goodwill for a year or two.

If I can do it....
I am 58 years old. In the mid 90s, I weighed 109 lbs. at age 44. Then I went back to school - 2 years later, I was 140. Then I quit smoking. Since then I have bounced between 138 (occasionally) and 150 (more often). My bmi reached 37% at one point. Through all that time, I have worked out on and off, and I am fairly strong. But have never lost much weight. My goal weight is 126. I've always told people that I was pretty cut - under the fat. This past Christmas, I was horrified to reach my highest weight - 156. Over the next 3 months, I was able to lose about 8 lbs. And that's where I was two weeks ago - 147.

This morning, I weigh 135.5. I am just down a size in my jeans (although in the smaller size there's still a little - Not a lot like before - of muffin top). I have lost 3 inches on my waist, 1.5 on my chest (sadly), 1.5 on my hips, 1 inch on my thighs, and 1 inch on my upper arms. Because my belly is the worst, I also measure the widest, just below my naval, and I am down 3 inches there as well. My bmi is 23%

I was very motivated by the "2 week" plan, because I thought I could do anything for 2 weeks. I felt a little hungry the first couple of days, but nothing drastic (and that feeling left after 3 or 4 days), and believe me, when you get on the scale the 3rd day and see you've lost 4 lbs. you lose all desire to cheat. I just "decided" that I would not cheat even a little bit. At the end of the first week I had dropped 8 lbs.(By the way, the recipes I have tried are delicious.)

I love the workout - it would be tough for me to follow without the video. David keeps you moving quickly. He's serious and there's no annoying fluff in the video. I have never done a video that I wasn't watching the clock, but the time flies with this The shorter ones are really great- you're done in no time. Because I'm used to working out a little, I might find it less challenging than some who have not been, but it's still challenging - very challenging. I did the pre-core workout one day, and that'll do it for you also. Keep at it! You will improve daily and at the end of the 2 weeks you will be amazed at what you can do. I realized this morning that I am going way lower in my pushups than I have ever before!! The exercises are challenging but not complicated. They're fun, and they don't do too long, so by the time you start wishing the set was over, it is.

For my cardio (I DETEST cardio), I decided to start running, so I have started using the Couch to 5K running program. There are some nice podcasts online that get you with the 9 week program (search Robert Ullrey). Finally, for those rainy days I use a Biggest Loser cardio dvd.

I feel great. I LOVE getting dressed in the morning. I am so motivated to keep exercising. And now that I'm ready to move to the next phase, there's really nothing that I want to add back into my diet that I haven't had. Except maybe a glass of red wine.

I'm in really good shape. I have 10 lbs. to go, which I know I'll make, and then I'll look amazing.And, by the way, there's nothing better than being 58 years old and knowing you're in better shape than you were at 25!

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I dedicate this little book to the young idealists of this and other countries, for several reasons. They must, obviously, be young, because their older contemporaries, with a large amount of experience of earlier conditions, will hardly have the courage to deal with the novel data. ... Read more

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The newspapers have lately been making large quotations from the poems of Mr. Rudyard Kipling. They might, if they had been so minded, have laid under similar contribution the Revelation of St. John the Divine. There, too, with all the imagery usual in Apocalyptic literature, is to be found a description of vague and confused fighting, when most of the Kings of the earth come together to fight a last and desperate battle. The Seven Angels go forth, each armed with a vial, the first poisoning the earth, the second the sea, the third the rivers and fountains of waters, the fourth the sun. Then out of the mouth of the dragon, of the beast, and of the Antichrist come the lying spirits which persuade the Kings of the earth to gather all the people for that great day of God Almighty "into a place called in the Hebrew tongue Armageddon." Translated into our language the account might very well serve for the modern assemblage of troops in which nearly all the kingdoms of the earth have to play their part, with few, and not very important, exceptions. It is almost absurd to speak of the events of the past three months as though they were merely incidents in a great and important campaign. There is nothing in history like them so far as we are aware. In the clash of the two great European organisations--the Triple Alliance and the Triple Entente--we have all those wild features of universal chaos which the writer of the Apocalypse saw with prophetic eye as ushering in the great day of the Lord, and paving the way for a New Heaven and a New Earth.

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