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How You Should Work Out at Every Age
Whether You re 25 or 65, This Is How Experts Say You Should Be Working Out
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No matter how old or young you may be, there s one constant that you can always incorporate into your lifestyle to keep you feeling and looking your best: exercise. Unfortunately, however, the workouts you did when you were in your 20s may no longer fly when you reach your 50s or 60s. Our bodies age, our joints get a little creaky, and our muscle quality naturally begins to decline. Don t worry, it happens to the best of us, but that s no reason to ditch exercise altogether! You just have to learn to adapt a little bit, whether you ve been working out your whole life, or you re beginning to get into this healthy habit at a later stage of life.
How You Should Work Out at Every Age
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LINCOLN, Neb. The Unicameral’s agriculture committee has voted to move one of three bills relating to the Nebraska Livestock Brand Act from committee to the general file where it will be debated on the floor of the legislature.
LB 572, which was introduced by Ag Committee Chairman Steve Halloran of Hastings, advanced with an amendment (AM 410) on March 4, 2021, however, it was not reported as out of committee until Tuesday, March 9, due to delays related to hearing schedules and workload for legislative staff. On March 11, it was named the committee’s priority bill.
PER HEAD FEES REDUCED
AM 410 contains a number of changes to LB 572, including dropping the brand inspection fee from the current $1 per-head to $0.85 per head from July 1, 2021, to July 1, 2023 (LB 572 originally proposed dropping the fee to $0.95). After that point the maximum inspection fee charged would be set at the current statutory cap of $1.10 per head (previously under LB 572 it would be capped at $1