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by __z 11y ago
Detoxing from what? Personally, my liver and kidneys pretty well no matter what I am eating (or not).
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by __z 11y ago
The idea was to not actually fast but to develop a diet that mocks fasting.
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by __z 11y ago
Did you read the whole thing? "In a pilot human trial, three cycles of a similar diet given to 19 subjects once a month for five days decreased risk factors and biomarkers for aging, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer with no
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by __z 11y ago
>are you implying that playful office banter with my coworkers is childish and should not exist? I would avoid playful office banter with coworkers - save it for your good friends. Act professionally at work, goof around after work. It i
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by __z 11y ago
>low effort puns But I LOVE low effort puns! They make me laugh every time!
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by __z 11y ago
That was a somewhat interesting post but this part confuses me - "I drew the line at wedding rings and wedding bands. I never stole a person's wedding rings." How can you tell a ring is a wedding ring? Do wedding rings have s
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by __z 11y ago
Thank you!! (I figured out you don't have to pass anything specific into the share parameter, you can do "?share=poop" or even just "?share."
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by __z 11y ago
>The verb is (traditionally) to burgle. No it isn't. Not where I'm from, I've never heard of the word "burgle."
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by __z 11y ago
>“In the past, people thought of offenders as impulsive, indiscriminate, opportunistic – they didn’t think they were very clever because they usually aren’t well educated,” There's two categories of burglars: those that are clever a
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by __z 11y ago
What's the secret URL parameter?
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by __z 11y ago
Console games have survived for many, many years without the ability to issue critical fixes and they seemed to do ok. I've played console games since 1991 and I've never ran into a game that had bugs that made it unplayable. I th
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by __z 11y ago
Blah, I really shouldn't feed this troll... > Why should the government, today, have a say on the nature of my relationship with my employer? Because we, as a society, have decided to give the "little guy" some small amoun
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by __z 11y ago
http://www.dol.gov/whd/workers/misclassification/pressreleas...
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by __z 11y ago
You don't even have to look towards history - just to other parts of the world. There was a story here just a couple days ago about a Mexican woman who lost both her hands working in a TV factory. Yeah... Actually, we just have to look
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by __z 11y ago
Better lock the fire exits so they don't take unauthorized breaks.
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by __z 11y ago
Except California has previously ruled those people are employees too. http://www.edd.ca.gov/pdf_pub_ctr/de231tc.pdf In Santa Cruz Transportation, Inc. v. Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board (1991) 235 CA 3d 1363; 1
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by __z 11y ago
Illegal or against company policy? There's a big difference.
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by __z 11y ago
Some jobs are just "sit around unless something goes wrong, then handle the situation." Something going wrong being exceedingly rare. I knew someone who worked at a grocery store that was 24/7. Except they did close on Christ
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by __z 11y ago
Minor nitpick: The food pyramid wasn't a product of the FDA, it was a product of the USDA. Also the classic food pyramid was "overturned" a couple times, now it is a plate. You are right though, money and outside influence ar
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by __z 11y ago
>It's amazing how far away bureaucrats can tell others what's best for them. It is absolutely amazing how people of today totally ignore history and historical context. It has been years and years of struggles to enact labors l
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by __z 11y ago
If people think that things have "eroded" since 1960, then they should first go back to living like the middle class did in the 1960s and see how far their money takes them under 1960s living standards. That means 1 car with a sho
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by __z 11y ago
>Why do you think the two are the same? I do not. I was asking a question that if we have become enlightened because of digital media why hasn't some of those best practices translated back to traditional media? Maybe they have, I d
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by __z 11y ago
Diceware? http://world.std.com/~reinhold/diceware.html
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by __z 11y ago
So can a screwed up iOS app http://www.troyhunt.com/2014/10/find-crazy-stuff-in-mobile-a... "Here’s a pop quiz for you: how much data do you reckon this iPad app downloads when it first runs? I don’t mean how
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by __z 11y ago
I am confused as to why one would need two cars and domestic help if they had only one working spouse. Was it really common in the 60s to have two car households? My grandparents (3 of them worked) all worked factory jobs and they certainly
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by __z 11y ago
What's the point of this comment? I wasn't trying to make a point I was answering the GP's question (which was a good question). The lead hypothesis is common and was examined in the article in more detail. The main reason I
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by __z 11y ago
I have no data for this (other than watching TV) but reporting homicide as suicide is probably more likely due to incompetence rather than malice.
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by __z 11y ago
I gotta wonder - if everyone has less stuff than they did in 1960 then why are homes getting so much bigger? The average amount of living space per person in a new home has almost doubled in just the last forty years. Do these people have a
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by __z 11y ago
I, too, have problems reading many websites that insist on using light grey. Perhaps off black would be better to read but the misuse of grey text has a real world effect on people who are older and/or people with bad eyesight. Off bla
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by __z 11y ago
The birth rate in the US isn't any higher than it was when I was born (and until 2008 it was higher than when I was born). During the height of the baby boom it was only a tad over 3.5 - which is significantly less than your five child

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