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	<title>(Phaysis) &#187; discovery</title>
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		<title>Snap, Crackle, Pop</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 15 May 2006 07:03:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[It&#8217;s funny to me that I was raving about Kasbah and how neat it is a month and a half ago. Funny that. I mean, it is a nifty place, and it has its charm. Yet as much as I was a regular there, it just didn&#8217;t have any staying power with me. I felt [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It&#8217;s funny to me that I was raving about Kasbah and how neat it is a month and a half ago. Funny that. I mean, it is a nifty place, and it has its charm. Yet as much as I was a regular there, it just didn&#8217;t have any staying power with me. I felt home there for a brief spell, but the little &#8220;inconveniences&#8221; built up. Funny how shifting prices, bathroom keys, cruddy wireless, crowded and spartan porch seating, and slow service can change attitudes. Funny, that.</p>
<p>So I discovered something a few weeks ago. For the past few months, my knees have been popping every time I climb the stairs to my apartment or step up onto something. This is the same thing they did the last time I rode my bicycle &#8211; every step on the pedal would cause a knee (at that time, my left) to pop loudly; the next few days, I was sore.</p>
<p>Well, so here&#8217;s my knees doing the popping thing. A few weeks ago, I went to Eeyore&#8217;s Birthday down at Pease Park; the whole day was spent just kinda drifting and walking lazily, sitting for a while, walking some more, meeting friends, people-watching, walking some more. Typical Eeyore&#8217;s stuff.</p>
<p>Two days later, after a little soreness, I came home from work and ascended the stairs to my apartment &#8212; no popping. I stopped halfway up and tried to figure if I was going deaf. No deafness. I stepped. Nothing. Went the rest of the way up. Nothing. And it was then that I learned something: the popping goes away with exercise, something I&#8217;ve known, but it&#8217;s now brought home to me. Walking will lubricate cartilage, make it supple, and remove any little spurs on the bone ends.</p>
<p>Consider me <em>schooled.</em></p>
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