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by pigpaws 11y ago
every one is different. I have found a good basic starting point (for me) would be .5g protein per pound of body weight and then lower it based on how you feel. So for a 240lb person who does not lift 'for gains', maybe goes to th
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by pigpaws 11y ago
not compared to a high carb/sugar based diet as we can plainly see in everyday life. Re: 20820038 - Keto is low carb, moderate protein. it doesn't really matter where you get the protein from. Re: 22850371 - Again, Ketogenic is no
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by pigpaws 11y ago
I never said it wouldn't "go up" - but that butter may do more good than harm. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12716665 http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2619783 http:/&#x
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by pigpaws 11y ago
With all due respect, I don't see ANYONE paying more taxes than they 'have to'... feel free to blame the bought & paid-for politicians. Laws re: taxation effectively nullify any "moral" arguments - aside from
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by pigpaws 11y ago
http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/early/2010/01/13/ajcn.2009...
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by pigpaws 11y ago
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2716748/ http://www.nature.com/ejcn/journal/v67/n8/full/ejcn2013116a....
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by pigpaws 11y ago
ah, but a LOT of publicly funded research is not freely available... (yet)
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by pigpaws 11y ago
People can't 'ignore' data they don't know about. It (the data) was buried and hidden (conspiracy maybe?). Now it seems things are swinging back to the other side of the pendulum and people are going ketogenic.
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by pigpaws 11y ago
It's a bit ironic that I've been 'down voted' for a sarcastic comment about censorship...
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by pigpaws 11y ago
As a non-gamer, can someone please explain why the character is even mentioned as being trans? What does it add to the game, other than free advertising and drama? Are other players mentioned as being straight? Bi? Political affiliations? r
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by pigpaws 11y ago
YAY!!! CENSORSHIP MADE EASY!!!
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by pigpaws 11y ago
You don't honestly expect me not to defend myself, do you? Your definition of "flamewar" is vastly different than that of the rest of the interweb.
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by pigpaws 11y ago
why NOT give them the corner office though? You answered your own question. You say it costs the business nothing - but if the business customers are in the office at 7am, you need to be as well else you ARE costing the business something.
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by pigpaws 11y ago
How about "you took a job that requires you to be in the office at 7am. So, be in the office at 7am." Being an adult implies that your take care of your responsibilities. You pay your bills, and you show up to class/work on
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by pigpaws 11y ago
If a Basketball player needed to be on the court at 6am, you would expect them to go to sleep at the proper time in order to perform to expectation at 6am. They are adults, right? Most people at work and in college are adults and are expe
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by pigpaws 11y ago
I'm thinking that you're definition of an 'insult' is probably very different than that of the rest of the world. If that isn't the case, please define where the insult is in said thread other than where s/he c
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Maryland hospital group hit by ransomware launched from within(arstechnica.com)
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Airware snatches $30M to sell complete drones to the Fortune 500(techcrunch.com)
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Apple says that 100% of its conflict mineral suppliers are now being audited(digitaltrends.com)
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Elon Musk’s ‘Master Plan’ Relies Heavily on the Success of the Model 3(recode.net)
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by pigpaws 11y ago
understood, however if someone upstream poisons their water supply, be it farm/agriculture, industrial runoff, etc.. it still effects you and your family downstream. If there is too much, everything starts to deteriorate.
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by pigpaws 11y ago
second paragraph down - "For the vast majority of the poor, however, their bodies are floated into the Ganges, exposed to the elements." now, if you want to be pedantic, no - they did not use the term "burial ground". Th
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by pigpaws 11y ago
The 'honesty' issue I mentioned was in regards to the article and how it portrayed the issue and how it implied 'climate change' was the main culprit. I understand the issue is much more widely discussed in India with al
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by pigpaws 11y ago
It is not ALL attributable to poverty - There is no SINGLE factor (aside from Education). The poor are not the only ones using the river as a burial ground. do you understand what a single rotting body does to the water supply, let alone te
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by pigpaws 11y ago
While no one can deny the effects of changing climate, why has no one brought up the piss-poor management of the water they DO have? The river is used for drinking, as an open toilet AND as a 'burial' ground and people seem confus
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by pigpaws 11y ago
you can look at the quality of the titles they currently have to see it's mostly B-movies, odd-docs and a precious few 'A-level' of either. While they're dumping lots of cash into their own films, shows, etc... they cert
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Rythm raises $11M to pursue sleep-improving neurotechnology(techcrunch.com)
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Transmission BitTorrent Client Finally Arrives on Windows(lifehacker.com)
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The Company Formerly Known as Rap Genius Is Once Again Enmeshed in Controversy(recode.net)
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Archaeologists confirm the use of non-stick cookware during the Roman Empire(digitaltrends.com)
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