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82. CNN.com - Justice Souter Assaulted During Jog - May 1, 2004
US Supreme Court Justice David Souter was assaulted by two men Friday night and taken to a hospital with minor injuries, a court spokeswoman said.
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Supreme Court Justice David Souter suffered minor injuries in the attack, a spokeswoman said. WASHINGTON (CNN) U.S. Supreme Court Justice David Souter was assaulted by two men Friday night and taken to a hospital with minor injuries, a court spokeswoman said. The incident occurred while he was jogging about 9 p.m. Friday, said Kathy Arberg, a court spokeswoman. Law enforcement sources told CNN the incident occurred near the Potomac River waterfront in southwest Washington, not far from Souter's home. Arberg said that the motive was not robbery, but law enforcement sources said it appeared to be a random attack. Arberg said Supreme Court police escorted the justice to Washington Hospital Center. He was examined and released about 1:30 a.m. Saturday. He suffered "minor injuries" and is "feeling fine," Arberg said.

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84. Knitting Jogless Stripes In The Round
In circular knitting when adding a new color or stripe, prevent a jog at the joining point by lifting the right side of the stitch below onto the left
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Stripes in the round:
(This only works if you have a minimum of 2 rows per stripe) Knit 1 round of the new color.
When faced with the first stitch of the second round: pick up a loop of the first color from the preceding row and place it on the left needle. Knit together both the first stitch of the new color *and* the picked up stitch of the previous row.
Continue knitting around. I pulled a long tail at each change of color and wove the ends taking the white end and passing it over the red and visa versa. On the purl side, I wove through the purl bumps of the same color on the same row. You can hardly tell that there is a color change, in fact, I had to do some frogging to make the toe longer and I couldn't find where the join was. I tried to do it other ways but the most successful for me was the breaking of the thread and weaving. Knots aren't satisfactory. "Knit the first stitch of your new round with both colours, then knit the second stitch with the appropriate colour. Now you can tighten the thread from the first stitch whose colour you don't want to see. I think I read how to do this in Viebeke Lind's book on Nordic Knitting."

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86. Pump Iron To Lose The Pounds - Health - 08 February 2008 - New Scientist
Feb 8, 2008 Mice that lost weight purely through putting on muscle challenge the widely held idea that endurance training is the best method for
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If you want to lose weight but can't stand running, lift weights instead. New research in mice shows that strength training is just as good as endurance training at burning off fat. Running and other endurance activities build up what's known as "slow" or type I muscle. It is rich in mitochondria, the energy powerhouses of cells, and research has shown that this type of muscle combats weight gain and reduces the incidence of metabolic problems. "Fast" or type II muscle - the kind you build when pumping iron - is mitochondria-poor and was thought to be less effective in reversing weight gain. Kenneth Walsh at Boston University School of Medicine and his colleagues were curious to know how weight training affects metabolism. So they designed a mouse in which

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