Subject: The most watched video (#2253) ever ietf-dkim-archive

From: "Andy Bledsoe" <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 6 Oct 2017 17:09:40 -0400

Once you see this video you will take off 37lbs in 2 weeks

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Oz showed it on his show earlier today and everyone is talking
about it now.  Women and men are going nuts for it, because you 
do not need to eat healthy or work out. 

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were placed under the command of LieutenantColonel Crackerode. Many of the poor wornout old pensioners shed tears as they marched on board, feeling their utter unfitness for the duty they were called upon to perform. Indeed, out of the whole number, not a single man returned. The squadron, after many delays, sailed from Saint Heles on the 16th of September, 1740. Having touched at Madeira, they anchored on the 18th of December off the island of Santa Catalina, on the coast of Brazil. On touching at Madeira, Commodore Anson learned from the Governor that a squadron of Spanish ships, commanded by Don Josef Pizarro, had been sent out to

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southern place on the coast of Chili. On the 1st of March, Cape  Mary was sighted, at the entrance to the Straits of Magellan. The weather at that time was beautiful, but it was remarked in those southern latitudes that fair weather was always of short duration, and was a certain presage of a succeeding storm. On the 7th of March they were passing along the coast of Staten Island, which surpasses all others in the wildness and horrors of its appearance. It seems to be composed entirely of rocks, terminating in a vast number of rugged points, which tower up to a prodigious height, all covered with everlasting snow, while the points themselves are surrounded with frightful precipices. The hills appear as if rent by earthquakes, with nearly perpendicular chasms dividing them, reaching almost  to their very bottoms, so that nothing can be imagined more savage and

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three of his men were able to handle the sails. Tents having been erected, the healthy men were employed in carrying the sick on shore. It was hoped that they would at once be restored to health; but for the first ten or twelve days rarely less than six were buried each day, and it was not until they had been twenty days on shore that the survivors began to recover. Anson, who had brought a number of seeds and fruitstones, at once had them planted for the benefit of those who might afterwards visit the spot. Ansos people found the island still abounding with goats, and among the first killed was one which had its ears slit, by which

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attack them. This expedition, however, met with a lamentable fate. Ansos crews suffered greatly from the ships being so deeply laden that the ports could not be opened to admit air. As soon as they arrived at Santa Catalina, the tents were erected on the shore, and the sick men sent into them. The ships were also repaired, some of the guns sent down below, and the stores taken on board. In about a month the squadron again sailed. Having put into Fort Saint Julian to obtain salt and fresh water, a council of war was held, when the commodore proposed to the captains under him that they should attack the town of Baldivia, the most