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Hey, I wanted to make sure you didn't miss out on this. My friend Louise just finished the new print edition of her Amazon Bestseller, TheEssential Keto Cookbook and it’s going to sell out fast.

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Louise spent months in her own kitchen testing and creating these recipes. After lots of experimentation she figured out how to make keto-friendly versions of all of your favorite foods that taste just as good as the original!

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If you’re tired of eating the same, boring “keto” foods, then this cookbook is for you. From breads to sweets to popcorn shrimp -- Louise delivers it all, and it’s 100% keto. So you keep burning fat, losing weight, and you feel better than you have in years. While eating food you love that tastes AMAZING.

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nd handling.

You=E2=80=99ll get over 100 keto recipes that allow you to eat the f=
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Louise spent months in her own kitchen testing and creating these recipes. =
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sions of all of your favorite foods that taste just as good as the original=
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The best part is that these recipes will help you stay in nutritional=
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ric optics in his writings, covering lenses, reflection by flat and curved =
mirrors, the principles of pinhole cameras, inverse-square law governing th=
e intensity of light, and the optical explanations of astronomical phenomen=
a such as lunar and solar eclipses and astronomical parallax. He was also a=
ble to correctly deduce the role of the retina as the actual organ that rec=
orded images, finally being able to scientifically quantify the effects of =
different types of lenses that spectacle makers had been observing over the=
 previous 300 years.[28] After the invention of the telescope, Kepler set o=
ut the theoretical basis on how they worked and described an improved versi=
on, known as the Keplerian telescope, using two convex lenses to produce hi=
gher magnification.[29]

Cover of the first edition of Newton's Opticks (1704)
Optical theory progressed in the mid-17th century with treatises written by=
 philosopher Ren=C3=A9 Descartes, which explained a variety of optical phen=
omena including reflection and refraction by assuming that light was emitte=
d by objects which produced it.[30] This differed substantively from the an=
cient Greek emission theory. In the late 1660s and early 1670s, Isaac Newto=
n expanded Descartes' ideas into a corpuscle theory of light, famously dete=
rmining that white light was a mix of colours that can be separated into it=
s component parts with a prism. In 1690, Christiaan Huygens proposed a wave=
 theory for light based on suggestions that had been made by Robert Hooke i=
n 1664. Hooke himself publicly criticised Newton's theories of light and th=
e feud between the two lasted until Hooke's death. In 1704, Newton publishe=
d Opticks and, at the time, partly because of his success in other areas of=
 physics, he was generally considered to be the victor in the debate over t=
he nature of light.[30]

Newtonian optics was generally accepted until the early 19th century when T=
homas Young and Augustin-Jean Fresnel conducted experiments on the interfer=
ence of light that firmly established light's wave nature. Young's famous d=
ouble slit experiment showed that light followed the superposition principl=
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