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by flountown 10y ago
I don't know why the author used that example. The point of fasting is nutritional ketosis and Jobs was known as a fruitarian for a large chunk of his life which is at direct odds with ketosis. Fasting does have some beneficial outco
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by flountown 11y ago
Is he using COGS in the right sense? I think he means CIF, cost/insurance/freight. My company produces products in Europe and Japan and we use the term 'landed CIF' to include all the costs associated with mfg, freight
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by flountown 11y ago
At that point I would imagine it's the same concept as net carbs. Obviously not all food/matter is digestible. I do think it's still safe to say calories in/calories out however since most of us aren't entering shr
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by flountown 11y ago
Honestly, I think it is a mix of glycemic index being affected by the longer fast and eating less. As I stated in my response below, my experience has been that the fewer meals I eat, the less I overeat. I know that last statement isn&#x27
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by flountown 11y ago
My go to with Chipotle is to get a bowl w/ fajita veggies subbed for rice and beans, double barbacoa, cheese, lettuce, hot salsa and sour cream. I will eat what I can and then mix the leftovers with eggs the following day.
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by flountown 11y ago
So most of my meals are very bachelor-like. Cook some sort of protein(chicken/steak/fish) or eggs/meat/cheese in a pan on the stove and then an entire steamable bag of frozen veggies of some sort. If I want to get real
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by flountown 11y ago
At the end of the day it will always be calories in vs. calories out. My personal experience is that I try to only eat 1 meal per day. Intermittent fasting is nothing new, and when I combine it with a low carb diet, it is extremely effectiv
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by flountown 11y ago
Just because similar events occur under different circumstances doesn't mean this is ok. This test could have easily been done on a closed test track or heck, even a large parking lot.
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by flountown 11y ago
I know this was a few days ago, but I forgot to check back. The reason I ask, is that this company http://seakeeper.com/ used to be a customer of mine. It seems like an extremely cool concept and I know it works for small
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by flountown 11y ago
Are there any articles or press out there that describe the stabilization tech used on the barge? A lot of the things when looking through Google seem to focus on the challenges of guiding the rocket but not stabilizing the platform. I gues
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by flountown 12y ago
The worst was a week ago on Monday. I wasn't feeling well and realized that the deadbolt on my front door hadn't been opened in over 36 hours. Tuesday was definitely a coffee shop day at that point.
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by flountown 12y ago
Since I work in sales, I am stuck to the typical 9-5 availability schedule. If I feel like I'm in a rut, I go to a coffee shop to change it up. I have one 40 feet from my front door, or I take a longer walk on a nicer day to the coffe
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by flountown 12y ago
I'd take it a step further and and go with a slot. Closer to the structure of the 2 circles with the ease of a slit. I am surprised the operator/programmer of the machine didn't suggest something like your idea or mine, sin
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by flountown 13y ago
Agreed, this is just a re-branding for the appearance of helping innovation. Now, if they were taking on student's private debt and letting them do IBR, that would be a program; however, the logistics and risk would be absurd.