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alt.music.moxy-fruvous digest Saturday, February 11 2023 Volume 14 : Number 10690



                               Today's Subjects:
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  What Does NOT Cause Vertigo and Dizziness!  ["Benign Vertigo" <EarWaxVerti]
  THIS hidden system makes losing fat a breeze  ["Lose weight" <Loseweight@p]
  30 Second Trick to GREASE Your Stiff Joints and Protect Your Heart & Lungs  ["Doctor Inflammation" <InflammationGone@bengleking.be]
  You have won an Tumi Leather Backpack  ["TUMI Customer Support@nordstromsu]
  Eat this once                     ["Cholesterol" <HeartHealth@livleany.co>]

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Date: Sat, 11 Feb 2023 14:11:12 +0100
From: "Benign Vertigo" <EarWaxVertigo@energygenerator.shop>
Subject: What Does NOT Cause Vertigo and Dizziness!

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he javelin throw was added to the Ancient Olympic Games as part of the pentathlon in 708 BC. It included two events, one for distance and the other for accuracy in hitting a target. The javelin was thrown with the aid of a thong (ankyle in Greek) that was wound around the middle of the shaft. Athletes held the javelin by the ankyle, and when they released the shaft, the unwinding of the thong gave the javelin a spiral trajectory.

Throwing javelin-like poles into targets was revived in Germany and Sweden in the early 1870s. In Sweden, these poles developed into the modern javelin, and throwing them for distance became a common event there and in Finland in the 1880s. The rules continued to evolve over the next decades; originally, javelins were thrown with no run-up, and holding them by the grip at the center of gravity was not always mandatory. Limited run-ups were introduced in the late 1890s, and soon developed into the modern unlimited run-up.:?435b436?

Sweden's Eric Lemming, who threw his first world best (49.32 meters) in 1899 and ruled the event from 1902 to 1912, was the first dominant javelin thrower

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Date: Sat, 11 Feb 2023 12:00:12 +0100
From: "Lose weight" <Loseweight@pelotonsurvey.today>
Subject: THIS hidden system makes losing fat a breeze

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Alan Hubbard wrote in a 1990 article in The Observer about Whitbread and Sanderson that "their hate-hate relationship has been one of the most enduring in British sport," lasting almost a decade. In 2009, Tom Lamont commented in The Guardian that "Whitbread and Sanderson were always uneasy rivals and the enmity that developed during their overlapping careers became as famous as their achievements, and seems to survive in their retirement." Hubbard cited Sanderson's perception that Whitbread received preferential treatment from the British Amateur Athletic Board. The Board's promotions officer, Andy Norman, who had a role in setting British athletes' fees, was a family friend of Whitbread and her mother. In 1985, Whitbread often participated in international events but Sanderson took part in only one in the season up to June 1985. Sanderson claimed that this was because she lacked supporters in the meetings where representatives were determined; she said that "Fatima has Andy Norman looking after her in meetings ... and, of course, her mother, Margaret, is the national event coach". In 1987, Sanderson threatened to boycott six official athletics events, for which she was to be paid B#1,000 each by British Athletics compared to Whitbread's B#10,000. Sanderson also objected to the Whitbreads' endorsement of Howland, who competed at the 1990 Commonwealth Games after a two-year doping suspension, since Howland was Australian, and Sanderson felt they should have supported British athletes instead.

During their respective careers, Whitbread gained one world and one European title; Sanderson won an Olympic and three Commonwealth golds. In all, Sanderson placed higher in 27 of the 45 times that they faced each other in competition, although Whitbr

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Date: Sat, 11 Feb 2023 13:44:04 +0100
From: "Doctor Inflammation" <InflammationGone@bengleking.best>
Subject: 30 Second Trick to GREASE Your Stiff Joints and Protect Your Heart & Lungs

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Whitbread wrote in her 2012 autobiography that she began a personal relationship with Norman shortly after his divorce in 1986.:?242b244? In 1993, journalist Cliff Temple investigated claims that members of the Chafford Hundred Athletic Club, which was run by Whitbread and included leading athletes personally managed by her fiancC) Norman, received preferential treatment from Norman in his role as promotions officer of the British Athletics Federation (BAF). Temple authored an article in The Sunday Times suggesting that there could be a conflict of interests. Temple took his own life in January 1994. It emerged during the inquest into Temple's death that Norman had threatened and falsely smeared him. Norman spread rumours that Temple had sexually harassed Shireen Bailey, whom Temple coached. Bailey denied the claims. Norman was dismissed from his job as promotions officer for the BAF following the federation's inquiry into the matter. The inquest concluded that although the end of Temple's marriage was a contributing factor to his suicide, that the allegations by Norman were the other factor, and had "tipped the balance".

In 1997, Whitbread married Norman in Copthorne, West Sussex. The couple, who had a son together, divorced in 2006. Norman died of a heart attack in 2007.

Whitbread has published two autobiographies written with Adrianne Blue, Fatima: The Autobiography of Fatima Whitbread in 1988, and Survivor: The Shocking and Inspiring Story of a Tru

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Date: Sat, 11 Feb 2023 10:05:05 +0100
From: "TUMI Customer Support@nordstromsurvey.today" <ConsumerRewards@nordstromsurvey.today>
Subject: You have won an Tumi Leather Backpack

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Fatima Vedad was born on 3 March 1961 in Stoke Newington, London, to a Turkish Cypriot mother and Greek Cypriot father. She grew up in a series of children's homes, occasionally being left in the care of her abusive biological mother. In a 2003 interview with The Observer, she said, "it was a nightmare of a childhood and it was only because I loved sport so much that I got through it and met my true mother."

Some credit for my choice of sport must go to the javelin itself. It is not only a magical event, it is a beautiful one. The flight of the javelin is a glorious sight, and, as I very soon discovered, letting go was a fantastic feeling.

from Fatima: The Autobiography of Fatima Whitbread, (1988):?98?
Vedad started throwing the javelin aged 11. According to her account, she had taken up an interest in track and field events after being inspired by the myth of Atalanta, "whom no man could outrun except by cheating, and whose javelin killed a terrible monster"; and by Mary Peters, who won the gold medal at the 1972 Summer Olympics' women's pentathlon.:?96? Vedad met javelin thrower David Ottley at a stadium and asked him if she could use his javelin. He asked her to wait until the coach arrived. The coach was Margaret Whitbread, a physical education teacher at a local school, whom Vedad had previously met when Whitbread refereed a netball match that she played in. After discovering that Vedad stayed at a children's home, Margaret Whitbread passed on some boots an

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Date: Sat, 11 Feb 2023 13:51:37 +0100
From: "Cholesterol" <HeartHealth@livleany.co>
Subject: Eat this once

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he following month, Whitbread broke the javelin world record with a throw of 77.44 m (254 ft 3?4 in) in the qualifying round of the 1986 European Championships, more than 2 m further than the record set by Petra Felke of East Germany the previous year. She was the first British athlete to set a world record in a throwing event. Felke led for the first three rounds, before Whitbread produced a throw of 72.68 m (238 ft 5+1?4 in) in the fourth round, and 73.68 m (241 ft 8+3?4 in) in the fifth round (the second-longest throw of all time by a woman, at that point) to win her first major championship gold. Whitbread later wrote that "All the years of training had finally come to something ... I went on my lap of honour ... Spontaneously, I wiggled my hips in happiness, a victory wiggle.":?168? The record was beaten by Felke in July 1987 with a throw of 79.80 m (261 ft 9+1?2 in).

Whitbread qualified for the final of the 1987 World Championships in second place behind Felke. Her throw of 76.64 m (251 ft 5+1?4 in) was, at the time, the third-longest ever, and won her the title ahead of Felke. Sanderson was fourth. Her celebratory wiggles after defeating Felke in the World and European event became well known in the UK. She was voted winner of the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award in 1987. David Powell wrote in The Times, that "To that practiced smile, she has added the 'Whitbread wiggle'. She is succeeding in bringing personality to her event in the same wa

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