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by nunb 17y ago
> So... In this case... Being diabetic is an advantage? I take it this is a rhetorical question? Out of interest, have you measured your HbA1c lately? Care to share it? You aren't Polish, are you? I am interested in making an ancestry-m
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by nunb 17y ago
>You sound down on carbohydrate-heavy diets-- Carb-diets are not bad per se. Western ones certainly are, as evidenced by Dr. Weston Price, Vilhjalmur Stefansson &c. In my own experience, daily arizona green teas and mochas add up, a
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by nunb 17y ago
Well I didn't know the provenance of the writers, but I'd consider the lollipop article mention as some form of corroboration. I don't care if it saves a thousand drunk/not-drunk women or Eddie Izzard breaking their ankles, it simply is not
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by nunb 17y ago
Bad science, I'm afraid. Or rather, junk science, since science itself is simply unbiased experimentation and hypthosesis-testing. In the absence of carbo-loading there is no lactic acid "wall" and hence no sainted feeling. Perhaps that's w
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by nunb 17y ago
Replying to several others here, including this one. (Short version: use fat and starchy/tuberous food to have sustainable/stable blood sugar levels). There is no way to turn any carbohydrate into "significant amounts of glucose in a health
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by nunb 17y ago
http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2008/nov/28/police-binge-d... From Rule Brittania to risible nanny-state, a sorry 77 years.
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by nunb 17y ago
>Two weeks later, after the public comments and at least one reporter contacted Google, the old Japanese maps were suddenly changed, wiped clean of any references to the buraku villages. What else was Google supposed to do? They don't w
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by nunb 18y ago
One thing cured my RSI carpal tunnel problems: the dyna-flex ball. You can find it in sports shops and sometimes golf or tennis pro shops. Edit: found a mention of dyno-flex ball above. This thing is awesome! Plus the usual things of course
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by nunb 18y ago
you mean envious. semantic nazi strikes again!
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by nunb 18y ago
>I know that important applications for parallelism exist—rendering graphics, breaking codes, scanning images, simulating physical and biological processes, etc. But all these applications require dedicated code and special-purpose tech