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A rock-hard six pack abs is not easy to get, but once you are there you will think it was a significant attempt to get there. It's like gold; it's tough to get your hands on, so you are just grateful for it more once you do! Everybody knows that there is nothing more head-turning today than being able to present an entire package of attractive abs, when it comes to showing off your physique.

A lean midsection takes a combination of good nutrition, cardiovascular conditioning and abdominal training. Though you have lost body fat and but still don't have flat abs, don't be awfully surprised. Because a lot of us will never see that six-pack abs because:

Either the body fat level required to get flat abs is lower than you can continue with your current lifestyle. Or the body fat level required is lower than is healthy for your body to function.

The main reason nearly all of us can't see our abs is because they are covered by a layer of fat.

1) Only doing abs exercises to achieve a six-pack is an impossible target.

2) There is the only way to see your six-pack to reduce your body fat.

3) The best way to reduce your body fat is with cardio, strength training and a healthy, low-calorie diet.

This doesn't mean that abs exercises provide no purpose--strong abs support your spine and protect your back. However, keep in mind that your abs workout is just one part of a complete program when it comes to getting a six-pack.

Abdominal muscles consist of three layers. The very deepest layer is the transverses abdominus(deep abdominal muscle), which acts as the body's restraint, providing support and stability and plays a critical role in exhalation. Next is the rectus abdominis, which flexes the spine. Closest to the surface are the internal and external oblique muscles, which turn the trunk and provide the body with rotation and lateral movement.

Six-pack abs is really a pre-cellulite phenomenon. It tends to be reserved for those in their teens and 20s. It gets more difficult as we age because we get more subcutaneous body fat. However, with the right genetics and strict program, even people in their 30s and 40s can have six-pack abs.

Exercise alone is great for expending calories, but without watching your diet, it's going to be a long and slow road to getting a six-pack.So do not overlook your eating routines. Keep your routine steady so that your metabolism will work as effective and as efficient as it can be. Also, you can do some tightening of your abdominal muscles by taking a deep breath wherein you can feel your stomach muscles pressed towards the spine. This strengthens your stomach and abdominal muscles faster than any other.

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Abbey Road: Song by Song

Abbey Road was the last studio album The Beatles recorded. There's some confusion over this bit of trivia because Let It Be was released in 1970 and Abbey Road was released in 1969. But Let It Be had actually already been recorded, it had just been shelved due to the band being unhappy with it. It wasn't until Abbey Road had already been recorded and released that the band hired Phil Specter to "salvage" Let It Be with his production work.

Abbey Road was a huge critical & commercial success. It remains one of The Beatles most popular albums to this day.

Abbey Road has also been critically acclaimed. For example it was ranked #14 on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the top 500 albums of all time. And it's currently ranked as the 2nd best album of all time by the users of the Rate Your Music website.

Track By Track:

#1 "Come Together"

This is one of the most well known songs on the album. Complete with John Lennon's signature vocal and weird lyrics, George Harrison's great lead guitar licks, and Paul McCartney's swampy bass part that really puts the song over the edge.

It's one of The Beatles coolest sounding songs, but strangely enough - it's also one of their songs that's been ruined the most in cover versions. In fact I've never heard a cover version of "Come Together" that wasn't awful.

A disturbing bit of trivia about "Come Together" is that John Lennon is actually saying "shoot me" during the little musical breaks between the chorus and the verses. That lyric always gets to me a little bit considering Lennon's fate in 1980.

2. "Something"

"Something" is another one of the best known songs on the album. It was written and sung by George Harrison and is one of his signature songs.

Frank Sinatra once famously commented that "Something" was his favorite Lennon-McCartney song. I'm not sure if that was an insult aimed at Lennon-McCartney or if Sinatra really didn't know the song was written by George Harrison & not Lennon & McCartney.

3. "Maxwell's Silver Hammer"

A somewhat disturbingly childlike tale of a serial killer, "Maxwell's Silver Hammer" is one of The Beatles songs has both it's detractors and it's supporters. Among it's detractors was apparently John Lennon who is said to have despised the song (which was written & sung by Paul McCartney.)

The song is one of the first to feature the Moog synthesizer.

4. "Oh! Darling"

While Lennon hated McCartney's "Maxwell Silver's Hammer," he loved his "Oh! Darling." In fact he was so enamored with the song that he wanted to sing lead on it.

5. "Octopus's Garden"

Ringo sings lead on this one. He also wrote the song (with some help from George Harrison although Ringo Starr is credited as the only songwriter.) It's basically a rewrite of "Yellow Submarine" which The Beatles had recorded 3 years earlier.

6. "I Want You (She's So Heavy)"

This epic, mostly instrumental, track finishes off side one of Abbey Road in grand fashion with it's amazing white noise buildup trick which blows my mind every time I hear it.

It really features some of The Beatles most interesting innovative work musically.

7. "Here Comes The Sun"

This is another George Harrison classic which is the perfect follow up to "I Want You" in the CD/iTunes/iPod format and the perfect opener to side two in the old vinyl LP format. The song, like "Maxwell's Silver Hammer" features the Moog synthesizer.

8. "Because"

This stunning song features some of The Beatles most beautiful harmonies. Lennon, McCartney, & Harrison's vocals were triple tracked to make them sound like 9 voices.

The chords of the song were inspired by Ludwig van Beethoven's classic piano piece "Moonlight Sonata."

The song also features the Moog synthesizer.

#9 "You Never Give Me Your Money"

This was the first song of side two's medley. Some of the melodies heard in this song were echoed later in track 15 "Carry That Weight."

While the song is just the beginning of side two's medley, it's really a medley in and of itself as it contains a few very different sounding sections that sound stitched together.

#10 "Sun King"

This beautiful slow motion song features more beautiful harmonies from Lennon, McCartney, & Harrison. The song's lyrics include words from different languages, both real and imagined.

#11 "Mean Mr. Mustard"

This short Lennon ditty leads directly into the next "Polythene Pam" and mentions "his sister Pam" in the lyrics.

#12 "Polythene Pam"

"So good looking but she looks like a man." This is a great rock n roll track that clocks in barely over a minute long.

#13 "She Came In Through The Bathroom Window"

"Polythene Pam" segues smoothly into this song which starts off with it's title as the first lyric. It's one of my favorite songs on the album.

#14 "Golden Slumbers"

The lyrics to this song were actually taken from a 17th century poem by Thomas Dekker. But the music was composed by Paul McCartney.

#15 "Carry That Weight"

The chorus of this song features all four Beatles. One part of the song references the melody/lyrics from "You Never Give Me Your Money."

#16 "The End"

Features a drum solo by Ringo Starr (the only drum solo on any Beatles song) and short lead guitar solos by McCartney, Harrison, and Lennon - one after the other, in that order. They go through that sequence twice before the final "And in the end the love you take is equal to the love you make."

#17 "Her Majesty"

This 23 second acoustic guitar ditty by Paul McCartney was originally intended to go between "Mean Mr. Mustard" & "Polythene Pam" but they had decided to leave it off the album. It was actually tacked on to the album at the end by sound engineer by mistake, but The Beatles decided they liked the mistake and left it on the album.

About the Author

Marvin J. Markus loves
The Beatles
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A rock kicked up off the road and hit your windshield, leaving a tiny mark just above the dash. You parked you?

A rock kicked up off the road and hit your windshield, leaving a tiny mark just above the dash. You parked your car and went inside. A few hours later you return to find your window completely cracked. What must have taken place meteorologically? What other meteorological ways can you unfortunately crack your own windshield?

This is a homework question for my meterology class. Can you help?

Modern windscreens are generally made of laminated safety glass, a type of treated glass, which consists of two (typically) curved sheets of glass with a plastic layer laminated between them for safety, and are glued into the window frame. If this seal is broken by any means, the windshield loses it potential properties. Therefore vulnerable to further cracking, exposure (heat/cold) which will further it's demise.

Since meteorology involves the study of temperature, air pressure, water vapor, and the gradients and interactions of each variable, and how they change in time, your windshield was affected by one or more of these interactions taking place or a combination of them while you were in the store. And yes, your windshield would continue to crack.

Even tempered glass such as windshields can be seriously compromised by meteorological effects.
Here are two examples for your class.

1) Taking a car from a well heated garage immediately into sub zero temperatures. (-18 f and below has shattered windshields entirely). Examples of this kind of phenomena are well documented in Alberta, Canada during a "Chinook". ( Chinook winds have been observed to raise winter temperature, often from below −20°C (−4°F) to as high as 10°C to 20°C (50°F to 68°F) within hours.)

2) During a violent storm, the rapidly decreased air pressure outside can and has literally blown out car windows.

I hope this helps you.

Regards,
Warren

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