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| SUPERFIT Davina McCall is known for her rock-hard abs and enviable figure but the 45-year-old insists she is just like any other mum trying to keep fit. Putting on weight after the birth of her children Holly, 11, Tilly, nine and Chester, six, Davina … See all stories on this topic » |
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| But this new exercise regime lowers that bar significantly. Scientists at the universities of Nottingham, Birmingham and Bath say the secret is to commit yourself to three short bursts of highly intense exercise for 30 seconds each, with short rest … See all stories on this topic » |
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| Many gyms were closed for January 1 but Flex Fitness in Arab opened at noon for their members to start the year off with exercise. “This is the first day, you've got to make your good first step,” Corey Kimbrell said. He said exercising is a resolution … See all stories on this topic » |
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| The infomercials are all over the place … promising products that will get you in shape without any real exercise. They're definitely tempting, so we went to the experts to find out which products you can trust and which are a waste of your cash. The … See all stories on this topic » |
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Congressional Budget Office on Tuesday said Senate-passed legislation to avert the “fiscal cliff” would add nearly $4 trillion to federal deficits over a decade, largely because it would extend low tax rates for almost all Americans. The congressional scorekeeper’s analysis was released as a number of Republicans in the House of Representatives voiced opposition to the bill, and considered amending it with deeper spending cuts. House Majority Leader Eric Cantor and others complained the bill’s spending cuts would do little to curb trillion-dollar deficits. …
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Senate packed an eclectic mix of handouts and takebacks into its last-minute deal to avoid the “fiscal cliff,” including a measure to repeal part of President Barack Obama’s signature healthcare overhaul and a string of special interest tax breaks. At the center of the 157-page bill adopted early Tuesday are provisions to raise taxes on the wealthiest households and to make permanent Bush-era tax cuts for the middle class. The bill now goes to the Republican-controlled House of Representatives. …
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Washington's last-minute scramble to step back from a "fiscal cliff" ran into trouble on Tuesday as Republicans in the House of Representatives balked at a deal to avert a budget crisis. Republican leaders in the House said they might try to change the bill approved by the Senate which voted to raise taxes on the wealthy in a late-night show of unity. That would set up a high-stakes game of chicken between the two chambers and risk a stinging rebuke from financial markets that are due to open in Asia in six hours. …
