Subject: Famous Actors doctors talk how their clients shred fat

From: Medical Weight Loss Tips <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 05 Feb 2015 09:07:39 -0800

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the age of 19. 

I would also check out this link as it seems to go against most of what you said.

w can a group of people w have to work 40 urs a week to eat and sleep with a roof over their heads make time to re-educate themselves

I never said re-educate. I said educate. Let's be clear -- much of you life's success depends on the decisions you make when you are still a student (such as in 

everything that i wanted it to be.

Pacific Rim

lol.  gonna have to disagree with you there haha.
Good cice with The Hunt. Fantastic movie. 
The Machinist delivers flawless aesthetics, soundtrack, performance and editing. Best psyclogical thriller I have seen.

Star Wars [Episode IV]
me Alone
Die Hard

Perfect/flawless doesn't mean that they are my best movies. They are just... complete. Nothing to add, nothing to take away.
Might I ask what version of Star Wars would you consider flawless? (Given that there are more than a few versions) 
I'd go with original 1977 release, possibly with remastered audio and video, but with no Special-Edition-CGI-bull. (Is there such an edition?)
Check out "Star Wars Despecalized version" it is (to my knowledge) the highest resolution version of the original cut witut any CGI 
least a handful of great episodes. For some reason most of them are about the doctor.

They ran out of ideas by season 5 or so, and why they kept the sw going for so long is beyond me. It's not like crashing another shuttle and having a new transporter malfunction would bring something to the ST universe, but I have to admit that they brought a couple if nice ideas to the sw, like some character centric episodes about two characters and their relationship instead of one.
Oh god now I have to start a Voyager maratn. I suld go get food first....
It premed when I was only 3? I must have caught re-runs of it, then.

Either that or I had a pretty nice memory at that age...

Still 
really, Voyager is a dramatic step down in quality from the first three sws. To go from watching DS9 to VOY could give anyone vertigo. Of course, TV sws have their ups and downs - but you're stating a truism. Voyager had so many more downs integral to the sw and its characters as to make a qualitative difference.

You cannot watch a good episode of TOS, TNG (early seasons aside) or DS9 and accuse the writers of laziness or lack of vision, even if they misfire. Yet even a great episode of Voyager still bears witness to all sorts of stupidities in characterisation and so forth that is just at an unacceptable level. That is why Tim Lynch refused to  any more VOY past a certain point, in despair at w atrocious it was. VOY wasn't just a little worse. It sucked.
Yes, you can. It all comes down to w one 

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based on anything you wrote. I may have jumped into it too excitedly. If you still do not mind, let me go ahead and respond.

ian - Maybe it was w I worded it, but I tught I got the gist of what you were saying. I was agreeing that his transformation didn't work, but I was trying to make the argument that it isn't much of stretch for a narcisstic, selfish guy to become a bad guy. Somew, we, as the audience, accepted it easily, but people had issues with ian becoming a bad guy because he's 

    primes

#[derive(Sw)]
#[allow(non_snake_case)] // B not b because that seems to be convention
struct BSmoothNumbers 
    // These are the `B`-smooth numbers
    B: usize,
    // the primes <= B
    primes: Vec<usize>,