New kettlebell articles in Kettlebell Info Magazine

Hey all,

I wanted to pass along that we released a new issue of Kettlebell Info
Magazine. Here are some of the highlights from this edition:

A bio on Franz and Yoana Snideman and their Revolution Fitness Center
in La Jolla, Ca.

The Kettlebell Step Up Press Exercise by Lisa Shaffer.

Gaining Size and Mass with Heavy Kettlebell Training by Mike Mahler

How to Design an Effective Fat Loss Program by Franz and Yoana Snideman

Maintaining your fat loss and muscle gains after the summer and through
the holidays by Franz and Yoana Snideman

Also,
DVD trailer from the Revolution Fat Loss Program DVD
The new Ader 97lb Kettlebell

http://www.kettlebellinfo.com

Hope you all enjoy it!
John
http://www.kettlebellinfo.com

Kettlebell Inc wrote:

>Hey all,
>
>I wanted to pass along that we released a new issue of Kettlebell Info
>Magazine. Here are some of the highlights from this edition:
>
>A bio on Franz and Yoana Snideman and their Revolution Fitness Center
>in La Jolla, Ca.
>
>The Kettlebell Step Up Press Exercise by Lisa Shaffer.
>
>Gaining Size and Mass with Heavy Kettlebell Training by Mike Mahler
>
>How to Design an Effective Fat Loss Program by Franz and Yoana Snideman
>
>Maintaining your fat loss and muscle gains after the summer and through
>the holidays by Franz and Yoana Snideman
>
>Also,
>DVD trailer from the Revolution Fat Loss Program DVD
>The new Ader 97lb Kettlebell
>
>http://www.kettlebellinfo.com
>
>Hope you all enjoy it!
>John
>http://www.kettlebellinfo.com
>
>
>
How fucking exciting.

--
--
Robert Schuh
"Everything that elevates an individual above the herd and
intimidates the neighbour is henceforth called evil; and
the fair, modest, submissive and conforming mentality,
the mediocrity of desires attains moral designations and honors"
- Nietzsche

http://www.hardbopdrums.com/

Robert Schuh wrote:
> Kettlebell Inc wrote:
>
> >Hey all,
> >
> >I wanted to pass along that we released a new issue of Kettlebell Info
> >Magazine. Here are some of the highlights from this edition:
> >
> >A bio on Franz and Yoana Snideman and their Revolution Fitness Center
> >in La Jolla, Ca.
> >
> >The Kettlebell Step Up Press Exercise by Lisa Shaffer.
> >
> >Gaining Size and Mass with Heavy Kettlebell Training by Mike Mahler
> >
> >How to Design an Effective Fat Loss Program by Franz and Yoana Snideman
> >
> >Maintaining your fat loss and muscle gains after the summer and through
> >the holidays by Franz and Yoana Snideman
> >
> >Also,
> >DVD trailer from the Revolution Fat Loss Program DVD
> >The new Ader 97lb Kettlebell
> >
> >http://www.kettlebellinfo.com
> >
> >Hope you all enjoy it!
> >John
> >http://www.kettlebellinfo.com
> >
> >
> >
> How fucking exciting.
>
> --
> --
> Robert Schuh
> "Everything that elevates an individual above the herd and
> intimidates the neighbour is henceforth called evil; and
> the fair, modest, submissive and conforming mentality,
> the mediocrity of desires attains moral designations and honors"
> - Nietzsche
>
> http://www.hardbopdrums.com/


Thanks for your feedback Sshuh!

John
http://www.kettlebellinc.com/kettleb...-workshops.php

Dnia 2006-11-14 Robert Schuh napisa³(a):
>
> How fucking exciting.

I'll read it, or at least skip through it. I hate kettelbellists for
their stupid, childish party jokes (let's kill 20 millions people, that
will be fun!) but they sometimes stumble upon things I'm interested in.

--
Andrzej Rosa 1127R

Robert Schuh <rob@robschuhpolycock.com> writes:

> Kettlebell Inc wrote:
>
>>Hey all,
>>
>>I wanted to pass along that we released a new issue of Kettlebell Info
>>Magazine. Here are some of the highlights from this edition:
>>
>>A bio on Franz and Yoana Snideman and their Revolution Fitness Center
>>in La Jolla, Ca.
>>
>>The Kettlebell Step Up Press Exercise by Lisa Shaffer.
>>
>>Gaining Size and Mass with Heavy Kettlebell Training by Mike Mahler
>>
>>How to Design an Effective Fat Loss Program by Franz and Yoana Snideman
>>
>>Maintaining your fat loss and muscle gains after the summer and through
>>the holidays by Franz and Yoana Snideman
>>
>>Also,
>>DVD trailer from the Revolution Fat Loss Program DVD
>>The new Ader 97lb Kettlebell
>>
>>http://www.kettlebellinfo.com
>>
>>Hope you all enjoy it!
>>John
>>http://www.kettlebellinfo.com
>>
>>
>>
> How fucking exciting.

I agree, finally a post that is at least somewhat on topic.

Jason

Jason Earl wrote:
> Robert Schuh writes:
> > Kettlebell Inc wrote:
> >
> >>Hey all,
> >>
> >>I wanted to pass along that we released a new issue of Kettlebell Info
> >>Magazine. Here are some of the highlights from this edition:
> >>
> >>A bio on Franz and Yoana Snideman and their Revolution Fitness Center
> >>in La Jolla, Ca.
> >>
> >>The Kettlebell Step Up Press Exercise by Lisa Shaffer.
> >>
> >>Gaining Size and Mass with Heavy Kettlebell Training by Mike Mahler
> >>
> >>How to Design an Effective Fat Loss Program by Franz and Yoana Snideman
> >>
> >>Maintaining your fat loss and muscle gains after the summer and through
> >>the holidays by Franz and Yoana Snideman
> >>
> >>Also,
> >>DVD trailer from the Revolution Fat Loss Program DVD
> >>The new Ader 97lb Kettlebell
> >>
> >>http://www.kettlebellinfo.com
> >>
> >>Hope you all enjoy it!
> >>John
> >>http://www.kettlebellinfo.com
> >>
> >>
> >>
> > How fucking exciting.
>
> I agree, finally a post that is at least somewhat on topic.

Although I'd LOVE to point you to the Resveratrol thread, the INBA
thread, etc., I'll agree with you due to my penchant for "MJW is a
frigging DICK" threads.

> Jason

Oh, 'bert, you bitter bastard.

--
Curt

"Curt" <curtjames@gmail.com> writes:

> Jason Earl wrote:
>
> Although I'd LOVE to point you to the Resveratrol thread, the INBA
> thread, etc., I'll agree with you due to my penchant for "MJW is a
> frigging DICK" threads.
>
>> Jason
>
> Oh, 'bert, you bitter bastard.

I've got a new job and it is keeping me extra busy. So I probably
missed quite a bit. I suppose that you could say that I just popped
in for a bit of Schuh baiting. I tried reading some of the other
threads, but they all just degenerated into personal attacks on JMW.

Jason

Jason Earl wrote:
> "Curt" writes:

> > Although I'd LOVE to point you to the Resveratrol
> > thread, the INBA thread, etc., I'll agree with you
> > due to my penchant for <snip>
>
> I've got a new job and it is keeping me extra busy.

New job? Congratulations, Jason.

But with the same company? Just asking because I want to know if I
should change my mental imagery of you, your office, and your
kettlebell greeting all your visitors.

> So I probably missed quite a bit

In some respects, I'll guess that MFW is a soap opera. You can skip for
years and come back to the same thing:

Schuh: "YOU ANONYMOUS SUCH AND SUCH! VERIFY THAT? SPAM SUUUUCKS!"
JMW: "Telomerase, telomerase, telomerase, telomerase, telomera..."
Hobbes: [insert informative, intelligent, etc.]
DZ: [insert humor, indeciperable commentary, and/or wmv of incredible
feat of athleticism]
Pete: "And this one time, at the mosque..."

Wait, I have that wrong.

Ah, well, what else is new?

> I suppose that you could say that I just popped in for a bit
> of Schuh baiting. I tried reading some of the other threads,

But they weren't written in English?
But they didn't include enough about kettlebells?
But there was no mention of deadlifting?
But there... wasn't... enough... s a r c a s m????

> but they all just degenerated into personal attacks
> on JMW.

What? Heaven forfend! Personally, I think he's swell.

> Jason

--
Curt

"Curt" <curtjames@gmail.com> writes:

> Jason Earl wrote:
>> "Curt" writes:
>
>> > Although I'd LOVE to point you to the Resveratrol thread, the
>> > INBA thread, etc., I'll agree with you due to my penchant for
>> > <snip>
>>
>> I've got a new job and it is keeping me extra busy.
>
> New job? Congratulations, Jason.

I'm excited.

> But with the same company? Just asking because I want to know if I
> should change my mental imagery of you, your office, and your
> kettlebell greeting all your visitors.

No it's a different company. However, through a truly bizarre series
of events I am still in the same office. My new boss leased the same
office space that my previous employer had used.

I'd go into details, but my previous employer is a good friend of
mine, and the story doesn't really reflect well on him.

>> So I probably missed quite a bit
>
> In some respects, I'll guess that MFW is a soap opera. You can skip
> for years and come back to the same thing:
>
> Schuh: "YOU ANONYMOUS SUCH AND SUCH! VERIFY THAT? SPAM SUUUUCKS!"
> JMW: "Telomerase, telomerase, telomerase, telomerase, telomera..."
> Hobbes: [insert informative, intelligent, etc.]
> DZ: [insert humor, indeciperable commentary, and/or wmv of incredible
> feat of athleticism]
> Pete: "And this one time, at the mosque..."
>
> Wait, I have that wrong.
>
> Ah, well, what else is new?

That's nearly perfect. You missed Freides and his kettlebells.

>> I suppose that you could say that I just popped in for a bit
>> of Schuh baiting. I tried reading some of the other threads,
>
> But they weren't written in English?

I'm bilingual.

> But they didn't include enough about kettlebells?

How much information about kettlebells do you really need. I love my
kettlebell, but using a kettlebell is hardly rocket science. You
can't add weight without purchasing a new kbell. Even if you do have a
wide array of kbells (or a kettlestack) you probably can't add weight
in small increments.

The sum total of all useful kbell information fits in one sentence.
Take your kbell and snatch it for reps.

> But there was no mention of deadlifting?

Let me guess, Pete still believes that deadlifts don't work the legs.

> But there... wasn't... enough... s a r c a s m????

It's hard to spot sarcasm on the Internet... oh wait, that was
sarcastic, wasn't it.

>> but they all just degenerated into personal attacks
>> on JMW.
>
> What? Heaven forfend! Personally, I think he's swell.

It's a well known fact...

Jason

Jason Earl <jearl@xmission.com> wrote:

>"Curt" <curtjames@gmail.com> writes:
>>
>> Schuh: "YOU ANONYMOUS SUCH AND SUCH! VERIFY THAT? SPAM SUUUUCKS!"
>> JMW: "Telomerase, telomerase, telomerase, telomerase, telomera..."
>> Hobbes: [insert informative, intelligent, etc.]
>> DZ: [insert humor, indeciperable commentary, and/or wmv of incredible
>> feat of athleticism]
>> Pete: "And this one time, at the mosque..."
>>
>> Wait, I have that wrong.
>>
>> Ah, well, what else is new?
>
>That's nearly perfect. You missed Freides and his kettlebells.

Curt: [insert prepubescent humor, show'n'tell, and/or ADHD tantrum]

"Jason Earl" <jearl@xmission.com> schreef:

> The sum total of all useful kbell information fits in one sentence.
> Take your kbell and snatch it for reps.

>> But there was no mention of deadlifting?

> Let me guess, Pete still believes that deadlifts don't work the legs.

Ah-ah-ah!

I didnt say that!

I said that the dominant joint was the hip, and that, because there is a
shift of centre of gravity, compared to squats, the lower back and traps
work VERY hard.

Of course, the leg muscles do some work, because one of the prime movers is
the knee joint.

But dominant, no.

----
Pete

Jason Earl wrote:
> "Curt" writes:
> > Jason Earl wrote:
> >> "Curt" writes:
> >
> >> > Although I'd LOVE to point you to the Resveratrol thread, the
> >> > INBA thread, etc., I'll agree with you due to my penchant for
> >> > <snip>
> >>
> >> I've got a new job and it is keeping me extra busy.
> >
> > New job? Congratulations, Jason.
>
> I'm excited.

Good. And, again, good for you, Jason.

> > But with the same company? Just asking because I want to know if I
> > should change my mental imagery of you, your office, and your
> > kettlebell greeting all your visitors.
>
> No it's a different company. However, through a truly bizarre series
> of events I am still in the same office. My new boss leased the same
> office space that my previous employer had used.

Now THAT has got to be filed under the "Who'da thunk it?" section of
employment trivia.

[...]

> >> So I probably missed quite a bit
> >
> > In some respects, I'll guess that MFW is a soap opera. You can skip
> > for years and come back to the same thing:
> >
> > Schuh: "YOU ANONYMOUS SUCH AND SUCH! VERIFY THAT? SPAM SUUUUCKS!"
> > JMW: "Telomerase, telomerase, telomerase, telomerase, telomera..."
> > Hobbes: [insert informative, intelligent, etc.]
> > DZ: [insert humor, indeciperable commentary, and/or wmv of incredible
> > feat of athleticism]
> > Pete: "And this one time, at the mosque..."
> >
> > Wait, I have that wrong.
> >
> > Ah, well, what else is new?
>
> That's nearly perfect. You missed Freides and his kettlebells.

I don't miss Freides at all.

(ba dump bump)

I keed. (Kinda.)

> >> I suppose that you could say that I just popped in for a bit
> >> of Schuh baiting. I tried reading some of the other threads,
> >
> > But they weren't written in English?
>
> I'm bilingual.

Arrgh! Thwarted again.

[...]

> >> but they all just degenerated into personal attacks
> >> on JMW.
> >
> > What? Heaven forfend! Personally, I think he's swell.
>
> It's a well known fact...

The "I think he's swell" part or the "personal attacks" degeneration
part?

> Jason

--
Curt

"Curt" <curtjames@gmail.com> writes:

> Jason Earl wrote:
>> "Curt" writes:
>> > Jason Earl wrote:
>> >> "Curt" writes:
>> >
>> >> > Although I'd LOVE to point you to the Resveratrol thread, the
>> >> > INBA thread, etc., I'll agree with you due to my penchant for
>> >> > <snip>
>> >>
>> >> I've got a new job and it is keeping me extra busy.
>> >
>> > New job? Congratulations, Jason.
>>
>> I'm excited.
>
> Good. And, again, good for you, Jason.
>
>> > But with the same company? Just asking because I want to know if I
>> > should change my mental imagery of you, your office, and your
>> > kettlebell greeting all your visitors.
>>
>> No it's a different company. However, through a truly bizarre series
>> of events I am still in the same office. My new boss leased the same
>> office space that my previous employer had used.
>
> Now THAT has got to be filed under the "Who'da thunk it?" section of
> employment trivia.

The long story is even weirder, and I think that I can spin it enough
so that it doesn't put anyone in too bad a light. Basically, one
Wednesday at 5:00 pm the boss comes in and says that the owner is
pulling the plug. The last paycheck was to be on Friday. This wasn't
entirely unexpected, the business was a startup, and it wasn't exactly
going gangbusters. That's part of the reason that I had another job
lined up. I was really only hanging around because it looked like the
company might get sold, which would help out the owner (who is a
friend of mine).

So on Thursday and Friday I set it up with my new employer to start
immediately and then I simply sat back and prepared for a Disneyland
vacation I had planned some time ago.

When I got back from the vacation I found out that my first job hadn't
cashed out the vacation time they owed me when they closed down the
shop, and when I asked the owner about it he said that it was because
he didn't consider me terminated. I was still an employee of his
company and I was simply getting my paychecks deferred until after the
sale of the company. What's more, my next task was to write about 100
pages of documentation so that the sale could go through.

Meanwhile my new employer even paid me for the time I was on vacation
despite the fact that he didn't owe me any time. I think I am going
to like working for him.

Like I said, my old employer is a buddy of mine, and I didn't really
feel like just telling him to shove off. I did make it perfectly
clear that I wasn't doing a single solitary thing for my former
company until they cashed out my vacation. My former employee sold an
Internet company at the height of the bubble and I've seen him wager
more money than I make in a month on a single hole of golf. I could
understand him shutting down the company with little warning, it's not
like he's so hard up for cash that I was willing to give up my accrued
vacation. It's bad enough getting two days notice. Getting negative
8 days notice is intolerable.

To top things off I ended up landing in the same office as before,
further complicating things.

On the plus side when the company sells I will get paid as if I worked
full time for both jobs for several months. It should make a nice
Christmas bonus. I might even actually write the documentation they
want.

Anyway, this story should make it pretty clear why I haven't been
posting much. My deadlifting has stalled a bit too, but I hope to get
back on track this week.

Jason

"Kettlebell Inc" <kettlebellinc@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1163471209.207382.211310@f16g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com...
> Hey all,
>
> I wanted to pass along that we released a new issue of Kettlebell Info
> Magazine. Here are some of the highlights from this edition:
>
> A bio on Franz and Yoana Snideman and their Revolution Fitness Center
> in La Jolla, Ca.
>
> The Kettlebell Step Up Press Exercise by Lisa Shaffer.
>
> Gaining Size and Mass with Heavy Kettlebell Training by Mike Mahler
>
> How to Design an Effective Fat Loss Program by Franz and Yoana Snideman
>
> Maintaining your fat loss and muscle gains after the summer and through
> the holidays by Franz and Yoana Snideman
>
> Also,
> DVD trailer from the Revolution Fat Loss Program DVD
> The new Ader 97lb Kettlebell
>
> http://www.kettlebellinfo.com
>
> Hope you all enjoy it!
> John
> http://www.kettlebellinfo.com
>
I'm so excited.

On Fri, 17 Nov 2006 20:18:22 +1000, "David" <forgotwhy@yahoo.com.au>
wrote:

>
>"Kettlebell Inc" <kettlebellinc@gmail.com> wrote in message
>news:1163471209.207382.211310@f16g2000cwb.googleg roups.com...
>> Hey all,
>>
>> I wanted to pass along that we released a new issue of Kettlebell Info
>> Magazine. Here are some of the highlights from this edition:
>>
>> A bio on Franz and Yoana Snideman and their Revolution Fitness Center
>> in La Jolla, Ca.
>>
>> The Kettlebell Step Up Press Exercise by Lisa Shaffer.
>>
>> Gaining Size and Mass with Heavy Kettlebell Training by Mike Mahler
>>
>> How to Design an Effective Fat Loss Program by Franz and Yoana Snideman
>>
>> Maintaining your fat loss and muscle gains after the summer and through
>> the holidays by Franz and Yoana Snideman
>>
>> Also,
>> DVD trailer from the Revolution Fat Loss Program DVD
>> The new Ader 97lb Kettlebell
>>
>> http://www.kettlebellinfo.com
>>
>> Hope you all enjoy it!
>> John
>> http://www.kettlebellinfo.com
>>
>I'm so excited.
>

It has certainly raised a frisson of delight here in a dull damp
metropolis!

Have a great weekend Oz - you know I intend to! ;o)

TFIF!

"Charles" <jrh@msn.com> wrote in message
news:al3rl25k10ko5rcvn1bvfn8lcetsb787cd@4ax.com...
> On Fri, 17 Nov 2006 20:18:22 +1000, "David" <forgotwhy@yahoo.com.au>
> wrote:
>
>>
>>"Kettlebell Inc" <kettlebellinc@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>news:1163471209.207382.211310@f16g2000cwb.google groups.com...
>>> Hey all,
>>>
>>> I wanted to pass along that we released a new issue of Kettlebell Info
>>> Magazine. Here are some of the highlights from this edition:
>>>
>>> A bio on Franz and Yoana Snideman and their Revolution Fitness Center
>>> in La Jolla, Ca.
>>>
>>> The Kettlebell Step Up Press Exercise by Lisa Shaffer.
>>>
>>> Gaining Size and Mass with Heavy Kettlebell Training by Mike Mahler
>>>
>>> How to Design an Effective Fat Loss Program by Franz and Yoana Snideman
>>>
>>> Maintaining your fat loss and muscle gains after the summer and through
>>> the holidays by Franz and Yoana Snideman
>>>
>>> Also,
>>> DVD trailer from the Revolution Fat Loss Program DVD
>>> The new Ader 97lb Kettlebell
>>>
>>> http://www.kettlebellinfo.com
>>>
>>> Hope you all enjoy it!
>>> John
>>> http://www.kettlebellinfo.com
>>>
>>I'm so excited.
>>
>
> It has certainly raised a frisson of delight here in a dull damp
> metropolis!
>
> Have a great weekend Oz - you know I intend to! ;o)
>
> TFIF!

You too! (by the way I know of no other person who can use the word
"frisson" with aplomb)

David wrote:
> "Charles" <jrh@msn.com> wrote in message
> news:al3rl25k10ko5rcvn1bvfn8lcetsb787cd@4ax.com...
>> On Fri, 17 Nov 2006 20:18:22 +1000, "David" <forgotwhy@yahoo.com.au>
>> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> "Kettlebell Inc" <kettlebellinc@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>> news:1163471209.207382.211310@f16g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com...
>>>> Hey all,
>>>>
>>>> I wanted to pass along that we released a new issue of Kettlebell
>>>> Info Magazine. Here are some of the highlights from this edition:
>>>>
>>>> A bio on Franz and Yoana Snideman and their Revolution Fitness
>>>> Center in La Jolla, Ca.
>>>>
>>>> The Kettlebell Step Up Press Exercise by Lisa Shaffer.
>>>>
>>>> Gaining Size and Mass with Heavy Kettlebell Training by Mike Mahler
>>>>
>>>> How to Design an Effective Fat Loss Program by Franz and Yoana
>>>> Snideman Maintaining your fat loss and muscle gains after the summer
>>>> and
>>>> through the holidays by Franz and Yoana Snideman
>>>>
>>>> Also,
>>>> DVD trailer from the Revolution Fat Loss Program DVD
>>>> The new Ader 97lb Kettlebell
>>>>
>>>> http://www.kettlebellinfo.com
>>>>
>>>> Hope you all enjoy it!
>>>> John
>>>> http://www.kettlebellinfo.com
>>>>
>>> I'm so excited.
>>>
>>
>> It has certainly raised a frisson of delight here in a dull damp
>> metropolis!
>>
>> Have a great weekend Oz - you know I intend to! ;o)
>>
>> TFIF!
>
> You too! (by the way I know of no other person who can use the word
> "frisson" with aplomb)

It's the lisp that does it.

--
Bully
Protein bars: http://www.proteinbars.co.uk

"Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't
matter, and those who matter don't mind." - Dr. Seuss

On Fri, 17 Nov 2006 12:10:03 -0000, "Bully" <bully1@proteinbars.co.ok>
wrote:

>David wrote:
>> "Charles" <jrh@msn.com> wrote in message
>> news:al3rl25k10ko5rcvn1bvfn8lcetsb787cd@4ax.com...
>>> On Fri, 17 Nov 2006 20:18:22 +1000, "David" <forgotwhy@yahoo.com.au>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> "Kettlebell Inc" <kettlebellinc@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>>> news:1163471209.207382.211310@f16g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com...
>>>>> Hey all,
>>>>>
>>>>> I wanted to pass along that we released a new issue of Kettlebell
>>>>> Info Magazine. Here are some of the highlights from this edition:
>>>>>
>>>>> A bio on Franz and Yoana Snideman and their Revolution Fitness
>>>>> Center in La Jolla, Ca.
>>>>>
>>>>> The Kettlebell Step Up Press Exercise by Lisa Shaffer.
>>>>>
>>>>> Gaining Size and Mass with Heavy Kettlebell Training by Mike Mahler
>>>>>
>>>>> How to Design an Effective Fat Loss Program by Franz and Yoana
>>>>> Snideman Maintaining your fat loss and muscle gains after the summer
>>>>> and
>>>>> through the holidays by Franz and Yoana Snideman
>>>>>
>>>>> Also,
>>>>> DVD trailer from the Revolution Fat Loss Program DVD
>>>>> The new Ader 97lb Kettlebell
>>>>>
>>>>> http://www.kettlebellinfo.com
>>>>>
>>>>> Hope you all enjoy it!
>>>>> John
>>>>> http://www.kettlebellinfo.com
>>>>>
>>>> I'm so excited.
>>>>
>>>
>>> It has certainly raised a frisson of delight here in a dull damp
>>> metropolis!
>>>
>>> Have a great weekend Oz - you know I intend to! ;o)
>>>
>>> TFIF!
>>
>> You too! (by the way I know of no other person who can use the word
>> "frisson" with aplomb)
>
>It's the lisp that does it.

You're just being thilly again Neil Thimpthon!

HAGW!

TFIF!

On Fri, 17 Nov 2006 21:20:41 +1000, "David" <forgotwhy@yahoo.com.au>
wrote:

>
>"Charles" <jrh@msn.com> wrote in message
>news:al3rl25k10ko5rcvn1bvfn8lcetsb787cd@4ax.com.. .
>> On Fri, 17 Nov 2006 20:18:22 +1000, "David" <forgotwhy@yahoo.com.au>
>> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>"Kettlebell Inc" <kettlebellinc@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>>news:1163471209.207382.211310@f16g2000cwb.googl egroups.com...
>>>> Hey all,
>>>>
>>>> I wanted to pass along that we released a new issue of Kettlebell Info
>>>> Magazine. Here are some of the highlights from this edition:
>>>>
>>>> A bio on Franz and Yoana Snideman and their Revolution Fitness Center
>>>> in La Jolla, Ca.
>>>>
>>>> The Kettlebell Step Up Press Exercise by Lisa Shaffer.
>>>>
>>>> Gaining Size and Mass with Heavy Kettlebell Training by Mike Mahler
>>>>
>>>> How to Design an Effective Fat Loss Program by Franz and Yoana Snideman
>>>>
>>>> Maintaining your fat loss and muscle gains after the summer and through
>>>> the holidays by Franz and Yoana Snideman
>>>>
>>>> Also,
>>>> DVD trailer from the Revolution Fat Loss Program DVD
>>>> The new Ader 97lb Kettlebell
>>>>
>>>> http://www.kettlebellinfo.com
>>>>
>>>> Hope you all enjoy it!
>>>> John
>>>> http://www.kettlebellinfo.com
>>>>
>>>I'm so excited.
>>>
>>
>> It has certainly raised a frisson of delight here in a dull damp
>> metropolis!
>>
>> Have a great weekend Oz - you know I intend to! ;o)
>>
>> TFIF!
>
>You too! (by the way I know of no other person who can use the word
>"frisson" with aplomb)
>

Only someone of your distinguished aplomb would know that aplomb could
describe frisson with such aplomb and thus create more frisson! ;o)

HAGW!

TFIF!

"Bully" <bully1@proteinbars.co.ok> wrote in message
news:4s5n4gFu0bi2U1@mid.individual.net...
> David wrote:
>> "Charles" <jrh@msn.com> wrote in message
>> news:al3rl25k10ko5rcvn1bvfn8lcetsb787cd@4ax.com...
>>> On Fri, 17 Nov 2006 20:18:22 +1000, "David" <forgotwhy@yahoo.com.au>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> "Kettlebell Inc" <kettlebellinc@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>>> news:1163471209.207382.211310@f16g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com...
>>>>> Hey all,
>>>>>
>>>>> I wanted to pass along that we released a new issue of Kettlebell
>>>>> Info Magazine. Here are some of the highlights from this edition:
>>>>>
>>>>> A bio on Franz and Yoana Snideman and their Revolution Fitness
>>>>> Center in La Jolla, Ca.
>>>>>
>>>>> The Kettlebell Step Up Press Exercise by Lisa Shaffer.
>>>>>
>>>>> Gaining Size and Mass with Heavy Kettlebell Training by Mike Mahler
>>>>>
>>>>> How to Design an Effective Fat Loss Program by Franz and Yoana
>>>>> Snideman Maintaining your fat loss and muscle gains after the summer
>>>>> and
>>>>> through the holidays by Franz and Yoana Snideman
>>>>>
>>>>> Also,
>>>>> DVD trailer from the Revolution Fat Loss Program DVD
>>>>> The new Ader 97lb Kettlebell
>>>>>
>>>>> http://www.kettlebellinfo.com
>>>>>
>>>>> Hope you all enjoy it!
>>>>> John
>>>>> http://www.kettlebellinfo.com
>>>>>
>>>> I'm so excited.
>>>>
>>>
>>> It has certainly raised a frisson of delight here in a dull damp
>>> metropolis!
>>>
>>> Have a great weekend Oz - you know I intend to! ;o)
>>>
>>> TFIF!
>>
>> You too! (by the way I know of no other person who can use the word
>> "frisson" with aplomb)
>
> It's the lisp that does it

It may be just an old wives tale but I understand that people who masturbate
frequently in their early years generally develop pronounced lisps - and
sometimes that also applies to people of questionable sexual persuasion OR
have a background in the navy. (am not in any way suggesting that applies to
Charles!!)

"Charles" <jrh@msn.com> wrote in message
news:udirl25hblf2kdv1qc0vqh6lr4qag4itlo@4ax.com...
> On Fri, 17 Nov 2006 21:20:41 +1000, "David" <forgotwhy@yahoo.com.au>
> wrote:
>
>>
>>"Charles" <jrh@msn.com> wrote in message
>>news:al3rl25k10ko5rcvn1bvfn8lcetsb787cd@4ax.com. ..
>>> On Fri, 17 Nov 2006 20:18:22 +1000, "David" <forgotwhy@yahoo.com.au>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>>"Kettlebell Inc" <kettlebellinc@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>>>news:1163471209.207382.211310@f16g2000cwb.goog legroups.com...
>>>>> Hey all,
>>>>>
>>>>> I wanted to pass along that we released a new issue of Kettlebell Info
>>>>> Magazine. Here are some of the highlights from this edition:
>>>>>
>>>>> A bio on Franz and Yoana Snideman and their Revolution Fitness Center
>>>>> in La Jolla, Ca.
>>>>>
>>>>> The Kettlebell Step Up Press Exercise by Lisa Shaffer.
>>>>>
>>>>> Gaining Size and Mass with Heavy Kettlebell Training by Mike Mahler
>>>>>
>>>>> How to Design an Effective Fat Loss Program by Franz and Yoana
>>>>> Snideman
>>>>>
>>>>> Maintaining your fat loss and muscle gains after the summer and
>>>>> through
>>>>> the holidays by Franz and Yoana Snideman
>>>>>
>>>>> Also,
>>>>> DVD trailer from the Revolution Fat Loss Program DVD
>>>>> The new Ader 97lb Kettlebell
>>>>>
>>>>> http://www.kettlebellinfo.com
>>>>>
>>>>> Hope you all enjoy it!
>>>>> John
>>>>> http://www.kettlebellinfo.com
>>>>>
>>>>I'm so excited.
>>>>
>>>
>>> It has certainly raised a frisson of delight here in a dull damp
>>> metropolis!
>>>
>>> Have a great weekend Oz - you know I intend to! ;o)
>>>
>>> TFIF!
>>
>>You too! (by the way I know of no other person who can use the word
>>"frisson" with aplomb)
>>
>
> Only someone of your distinguished aplomb would know that aplomb could
> describe frisson with such aplomb and thus create more frisson! ;o)

Yes Charles, the dawn is just breaking over another day in paradise as they
say here.
(I experience many frissons on days like this!) .

Jason Earl wrote:

re his new job with a different company but, amazingly, the SAME office


[...]

> The long story is even weirder, and I think that I can spin it enough
> so that it doesn't put anyone in too bad a light. Basically, one
> Wednesday at 5:00 pm the boss comes in and says that the owner is
> pulling the plug. The last paycheck was to be on Friday. This wasn't
> entirely unexpected, the business was a startup, and it wasn't exactly
> going gangbusters. That's part of the reason that I had another job
> lined up. I was really only hanging around because it looked like the
> company might get sold, which would help out the owner (who is a
> friend of mine).

It's good to have friends.

> So on Thursday and Friday I set it up with my new employer to start
> immediately and then I simply sat back and prepared for a Disneyland
> vacation I had planned some time ago.

Awesome. Did you write any words re Disney? I trust you had a great
time.

> When I got back from the vacation I found out that my first job hadn't
> cashed out the vacation time they owed me when they closed down the
> shop, and when I asked the owner about it he said that it was because
> he didn't consider me terminated. I was still an employee of his
> company and I was simply getting my paychecks deferred until after the
> sale of the company. What's more, my next task was to write about 100
> pages of documentation so that the sale could go through.
>
> Meanwhile my new employer even paid me for the time I was on vacation
> despite the fact that he didn't owe me any time. I think I am going
> to like working for him.

Sounds like a more than reasonable person.

> Like I said, my old employer is a buddy of mine, and I didn't really
> feel like just telling him to shove off. I did make it perfectly
> clear that I wasn't doing a single solitary thing for my former
> company until they cashed out my vacation. My former employee sold an
> Internet company at the height of the bubble and I've seen him wager
> more money than I make in a month on a single hole of golf.

It is indeed good to have friends and, I'm guessing, it must be nice to
have friends with that kind of buckage.

> I could understand him shutting down the company with little warning,
> it's not like he's so hard up for cash that I was willing to give up my
> accrued vacation. It's bad enough getting two days notice. Getting
> negative 8 days notice is intolerable.
>
> To top things off I ended up landing in the same office as before,
> further complicating things.
>
> On the plus side when the company sells I will get paid as if I worked
> full time for both jobs for several months. It should make a nice
> Christmas bonus.

JASON'S BUYING THE PROTEIN DRINKS! (Or beer. Ymmv.)

> I might even actually write the documentation they want.

heh

> Anyway, this story should make it pretty clear why I haven't been
> posting much. My deadlifting has stalled a bit too, but I hope to get
> back on track this week.

Appreciate the update, Jason. Best of luck with deads, of course. And,
yes, enjoy writing that documentation.

> Jason

--
Curt