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Comment on The phenomenon of ‘blue balls’ explained by Natasha Cromoga

Natasha Cromoga — Wed, 01 May 2013 17:48:49 +0000

Can u please e-mail me your references for this article

Comment on Immunizations are key; check the facts before you snub them by amrnewkight

amrnewkight — Wed, 24 Apr 2013 08:34:21 +0000

I am impressed, I must say
this article is very interesting…

Comment on Downtown businesses thrive under local visionary by John Myers

John Myers — Sat, 20 Apr 2013 19:15:42 +0000

It would be nice if you came around to the places that you write about and ask questions from the actual owners and employees before writing about them. I own The Old Oak and have never heard of you. Eric was only involved in this business for a few months and contributed very little. Frankly he knows nothing about this business. On the other hand, I really appreciate Linfield identifying with The Old Oak and I hope we can continue to serve students and faculty well.

Comment on The controversy of Jack3d and DMAA by joaquin

joaquin — Wed, 10 Apr 2013 17:04:06 +0000

I’m a man, amateur cage fighter. I have taken Jack for two or three years now I have faught and I train every time with it. yes it is very strong so if you’re not sure that you’re going to work out or train then don’t take it people abuse it and people that are novice should not cannot be taking supplements like this. so if all you going to do is waste your time in the gym then don’t take the supplement if you do and you have a heart attack that’s your fault

Comment on Jacobo: The more you hear, the less you know by Jefferson Dalenberg

Jefferson Dalenberg — Wed, 10 Apr 2013 04:06:23 +0000

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Comment on The Ws give volleyball a hard time by Gonzalo Candill

Gonzalo Candill — Wed, 10 Apr 2013 03:47:44 +0000

Perfectly written content, Really enjoyed reading through.

Comment on RAPEX downplays bigger issue by Reina

Reina — Thu, 04 Apr 2013 14:56:14 +0000

I don’t agree with your first concern. I understand it well, but the same could be compared to a woman or any person carrying pepper spray. Would you say to them that they message they are sending is ‘don’t get attacked’ or ‘safety first’? In my opinion, it’s safety first. You protect yourself because you love yourself enough to be realistic about the world. I also understand that not enough is being done to combat the issue of rape from the other spectrum. However, profiling rapists is a behavioral issue and not as easy as inventing a barbed female condom. Just like when doctor’s can’t cure an illness, they treat the resulting symptoms until a cure is found. We are in the treating symptoms stage.

Comment on The controversy of Jack3d and DMAA by Tim

Tim — Wed, 20 Mar 2013 08:08:20 +0000

I don’t have a problem with jack3d. No bad comedowns, and I usually take it around 8 pm and still get to sleep at my normal time. I’ve tried everything, and before Jack3d I was taking 2-3 scoops of Noxplode before my workout and sipping on C4 during. I only use 1 scoop (heaping) of jack3d, with the news I probably won’t up the dosage.

Comment on The controversy of Jack3d and DMAA by Chuck

Chuck — Mon, 18 Mar 2013 01:55:02 +0000

Jack3D can be very dangerous. I had to call 9-1-1 last week, believing I was having a heart attack. Yes, I was abusing Jack3D, and had for several weeks been taking at least twice to two and 1/2 x’s the recommended dose. I was being negligent and dangerous. This day, I had taken 2 1/2 x’s the recommended dose (after a small breakfast of yogurt/almonds), hit the gym for an hour, came home, ate & showered (mild temp water). After I got out of the shower I felt weak and light headed, at first. Then very quickly I began to feel my heart speed up rapidly. I went to my bedroom and tried some breathing exercises to calm down. Next, my pulse sky-rocketed even higher. I became slightly disoriented and very scared (home alone). I noticed my whole body (especially my stomach and chest) convulsing violently. I was terrified. Again, my pulse went up even higher. I felt like my heart was going to explode and leave me dead, alone on my bed. I heard an otherworldly “buzz,” or “hum” (similar to the on-set of a serious psychedelic trip) as I felt I was about to die. I started to feel my body shutting down, and even sensed my spirit was being dragged away. Barely able to move through all this, and terrified I called 9-1-1. It took a few moments to get through and give my info. I thought best case scenario, if the ambulance gets here quick, maybe they can revive me, but dammit, the front door is locked, and I’m upstairs trying not to die. Fortunately an ambulance was dispatched, and the dispatcher helped me count my pulse rate while waiting for the paramedics. Soon, I calmed down, and embarrassed, I asked him to disregard the ambulance, surely somebody else needs it more than my dumb-ass. My feelings of being in the “danger zone” came on rapidly and lasted 2-3 min, max. it all happens just that fast. Little warning. The rest of the day I felt horrible, even into the night. Many hours later, I took a jump shot where some kids were shooting baskets. Me, a 30 year old former athlete in very good shape, missed the whole goal, & became so dizzy from just that one shot, I had to sit down. I had my sister (an I.C.U. nurse) check me out. In addition to being furious with me, she said what happened to me is not uncommon, and that much Jack3D, along with other stimulants/supplements (green tea, creatine, B-Complex, ginseng, coffee) which I had in my system from several hours to a whole day before, they had become toxic. Could I have avoided this by taking only the recommended dose? Probably. I was asking for it. I was dumb, and complacent with over using for several weeks. But I could have been killed. Please don’t be as stupid as me. If you chose to use, keep the doses low. I eat all organic and I’m very healthy, and it almost put me in the dirt. Try staring over all natural. No pre-workouts. Then you’ll always be safe.

Comment on Mass communication isn’t the only media major by Septembre Russell

Septembre Russell — Sat, 16 Mar 2013 03:58:23 +0000

Preach!
Student media shouldn’t be viewed as the vehicle for Comm majors to get that good ol’ experience in. Student is the operative word in the term student-run.
Way to be, y’all.