UPDATE :: Alligators and Girls

Retrieved by Pat Darnell  |  April 21, 2012  |  Bryan TX  |  Source Unknown

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"And of course, we all remember how much Jenny loved her pet alligator Steve, who sadly is also now no longer with us."

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MooPig Aging Meat Department :: "Cenegenics"

On the Road to Sharper Self-image for Boomers
Bundled by Pat Darnell  |  Mar 13, 2012  |  Bryan TX

[Picture LINK] Baby Boomer stud Dr. Jeffrey Life

Cenegenics | Home:
Someone said: " ... Life is Nature's way of keeping meat fresh ... " MooPig Aging Meat Department Editor, Saul Ted N. Braized, tends to agree. "We are gradually becoming what Wilkie Collins calls 'the slander that was death to my character;' or old age."

"When the baby boomers get around to saving up for retirement, you're going to see a lot of investment scams," says Saul. "If only Boomers would spend more time out of their cerebral, and into investing in good health."

Baby Boomers are the pig in the python population explosion after WWII, when in 1946 USA birth rate exceeded 2 million and then continued to produce every year at that rate until 1964.
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EXCERPT from the Cenegenics website:
The Cenegenics approach to the science of age management has been shown to decrease the risk of age-related disease, increase physical and sexual vitality, improve sleep quality, increase muscle tone, decrease body fat and sharpen mental acuity.

That's where Cenegenics makes a difference The growing aging population—triggered by 79 million baby boomers—has changed the definition of those "golden" years. Traditional retirement mentality is now passé with more people 50 years old and over taking on new careers and daring to face off with 30-somethings. Medicine has to keep up. Back in 1997, that's what Cenegenics' cofounders set out to do. Visionaries Alan Mintz, MD and John Adams pioneered the field of age management medicine, establishing a vital and much-needed role in the international medical community. They bridged the gap between conventional medicine and a science-based, proactive approach to decrease the risk of age-related disease and lengthen health span.

• Over the years, Cenegenics has become the world's largest age management medicine practice, helping over 20,000 patients globally (2,000 are physicians and their families) realize remarkable health outcomes:
• Increased energy (physical and sexual)
• Increased libido Reduced body fat
• Increased lean muscle Improved cholesterol scores
• Strengthened immune system
• Lifted moods
• Better stress management
• Sharper mental acuity

Our main demographic is men and women, ages 35 and older. Our patients are professionals, accomplished, educated and in the higher fiscal percentile. And given that every 8 seconds an American turns 50, our medical specialty is primed to fit the increasing need of a generation passionate about not "growing old"—yet at the same time, helping the 40-something gain a proactive edge to future health and vitality.


You may have seen Dr Jeffrey Life on commercials where he is selling Cenegenic. He does so mostly by taking off his shirt. Wow, us Boomers say; I want to look like that!

Of course this service is a medical procedure and will cost an arm and a leg. A trip to Cenegenics' website is not too exciting. There are a bunch of white coats standing around consulting. And the text tells about the group's attributes.

" ... After completing the Elite Health baseline, you meet with your Cenegenics team—physician, nutrition/exercise counselor, wellness coach and Personal Service coordinator—to review test results and embark upon your personalized Elite Health Program. ... "

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MooPig Re-Run :: "Perfect Christmas Gift"

MooPig Wisdom: The Perfect Christmas Gift: Order Now! No ...
Mar 17, 2009
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By YURI KAGEYAMA
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"The robotic framework for the HRP-4C, without the face and other coverings, will go on sale for about 20 million yen ($200,000) each, and its programming technology will be made public so other people can come up with fun moves for the robot, the scientists said."

For now, the 158 centimeter (62.2 inch) tall black-haired robot code-named HRP-4C - whose predecessor had weighed 58 kilograms (128 pounds) - will mainly serve to draw and entertain crowds.

HRP-4C was designed to look like an average Japanese woman, although its silver-and-black body recalls a space suit. It will appear in a Tokyo fashion show - without any clothes - in a special section just for the robot next week.

Other robots, like the ones from Hiroshi Kobayashi at the Tokyo University of Science and Hiroshi Ishiguro at Osaka University, have more human-like faces and have been tested as receptionists.

But demands are growing for socially useful robots, such as ones that can care for the elderly and sick, said Yoshihiro Kaga, a government official in the trade and industry ministry.

Its walk was also not quite ready for the Paris Collection, partly because its knees are permanently bent. It has sensors in its feet but lacks the sensitive balance of a real human.

The big challenge in creating HRP-4C was making the parts small enough so it looks female, especially its thinner legs, said Shuuji Kajita, who leads the institute's humanoid research group.

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For only Japan Yen 20 million, buy your perfect gift for Uncle Herbert, or Grandpa, or Grandma too...




That's correct: Quit your horsing around: Harness the Pinnacle of Japan Ingenue... whip into shape your very own nubile, or barracuda or Nefertiti, or even your very own Hillary...

Walking, talking female robot to hit Japan catwalk
By YURI KAGEYAMA
AP Business Writer
"The robotic framework for the HRP-4C, without the face and other coverings, will go on sale for about 20 million yen ($200,000) each, and its programming technology will be made public so other people can come up with fun moves for the robot, the scientists said."

For now, the 158 centimeter (62.2 inch) tall black-haired robot code-named HRP-4C - whose predecessor had weighed 58 kilograms (128 pounds) - will mainly serve to draw and entertain crowds.

HRP-4C was designed to look like an average Japanese woman, although its silver-and-black body recalls a space suit. It will appear in a Tokyo fashion show - without any clothes - in a special section just for the robot next week.

Other robots, like the ones from Hiroshi Kobayashi at the Tokyo University of Science and Hiroshi Ishiguro at Osaka University, have more human-like faces and have been tested as receptionists.

But demands are growing for socially useful robots, such as ones that can care for the elderly and sick, said Yoshihiro Kaga, a government official in the trade and industry ministry.

Its walk was also not quite ready for the Paris Collection, partly because its knees are permanently bent. It has sensors in its feet but lacks the sensitive balance of a real human.

The big challenge in creating HRP-4C was making the parts small enough so it looks female, especially its thinner legs, said Shuuji Kajita, who leads the institute's humanoid research group.

"But this is just the first step," he said.


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