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re: Musculosenioritis

Greg — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 20:36:32 GMT

I feel your pain, literally. I am 42 and for some unknown dumb reason I play tennis tournaments where I may play 2-3 matches a day. Why do we put ourselves through this pain? And, in team play, if we do well, I go to playoffs where have to play 5 matches over 2 days in 95+ degree heat. I need to quit, or find some other way to compete.

Best treatment? Rest 2 days between activity.

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re: Musculosenioritis

Jay Glynn — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 17:00:19 GMT

Well, I too suffer from musculosenioritis. I'm 49 years young and play hockey 2-3 times per week. What I found as being the best treatment from said ailment is to drink down a jug of whey protein within about 30 minutes of the workout. I do about 25-30 oz. Helps re-hydrate and the protein (amino acids) helps in muscle recovery. I use EAS, but there are many brands. I rarely feel the soreness and weakness that I used to.

re: Musculosenioritis

craig-andera — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 16:08:15 GMT

Amusing. But there actually is a good chance that this will be cured in our lifetimes. There are already designs for artificial red blood cells that have so much more capacity than your biological ones that you could literally hold your breath for an hour.

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re: Fun with Anonymous Delegates & Lambda Expressions

Bjorn Reppen — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 16:43:32 GMT

IMHO FindAll is one of the worst inventions of the .net team..

Poor garbage collectors..

My question is: WHY do you want to find all.. and then replace the call to FindAll with the answer to that question..

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re: Fun with Anonymous Delegates & Lambda Expressions

mike-woodring — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 15:09:06 GMT

I never said I was showing ".NET 1.x code". I said I was showing ".NET 1.x delegate syntax" :-) I used .NET 2.0 generics (Array.FindAll<T> and Predicate<T>) because it makes the rest of the code so much simpler, and lets me focus on the delegate syntax itself (and how it's evolved since .NET 1.x).

re: Fun with Anonymous Delegates & Lambda Expressions

David Douglass — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 00:45:58 GMT

You show .NET 1.x using a generic. Generics were introduced with .NET 2.0.

Fun with Anonymous Delegates & Lambda Expressions

Some Assembly Required — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 21:24:02 GMT

During the course of teaching a customized offering of .NET Framework Fundamentals last week, I was showing

Fun with Anonymous Delegates & Lambda Expressions

Some Assembly Required — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 21:24:01 GMT

During the course of teaching a customized offering of .NET Framework Fundamentals last week, I was showing

re: ?LINQ is the new Active?

Sean Chase — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 19:23:00 GMT

LOL, nice.

Mike - I often use </rant> in some of my emails and although I like your prefix note, I think I'll skip on that idea and just use </joke> maybe instead? :)

...but you're right it's hard to judge tone when reading something.