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by tremendo 16y ago
:) Recently acquired by Bb (from Elluminate). Not a user of the software so I can't really comment on that, I'm a Web guy. My Wife uses it and does occasionally complain to me now that I work for Bb, as if I could do something about it. I l
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Conditioning Research just posted about posture http://conditioningresearch.blogspot.com/2010/09/posture.htm... It shows a couple of videos and mentions the Gokhale Method http://www.egwellness.com/gokhale-method and Ageless Spine by Ka
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Maybe. Then again, if you ask Jared Diamond, grains and agriculture could be partly responsible for the earth having billions of people. http://www.mnforsustain.org/food_ag_worst_mistake_diamond_j....
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> ...a study... low carb vs balanced... Might this be it? (link is a debunking): http://rawfoodsos.com/2010/09/08/brand-spankin-new-study-are...
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> He's making specific, testable, claims And that is good, you can specifically test the claims > with no references The blog is a guest post by Rob Wolff with an excerpt from his book, where the references are. > and encou
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I'm not a doctor. I can't help but notice that when you mention the things your Father eats too much of, the problem may very well be the high refined carbohydrate content, not the saturated fat. It could very well be that the combined pres
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by tremendo 16y ago
Being knocked off my bicycle by a car door finally convinced me, after too many uncomfortably close encounters, that I was somehow invisible to drivers. Today I believe that for my well-being the risks of biking far outweigh any potential b
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Google Chrome 5.0.375.125 beta on Ubuntu Lucid
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Anybody else got the auto-playing music? For a while couldn't figure out where it was coming from, then I saw the red sign for the new Priority Inbox and at first selected "No thanks" but that did nothing, and not until I accepted to turn i
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Assuming you're not the Mom, plan also to take time off when the baby arrives. She'll need you, and you too want to bond with the mini you. Use these first few weeks to help establish (and lengthen) the baby's feeding and sleeping rythm: er
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Thanks, I had tried to install Arora before but couldn't find a package for Ubuntu (Hardy at the time). I just installed it, and crashed it too :(
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Search: DuckDuckGo works well, only occasionally do I revert to Google for general searches. Image search: ? Devilfinder can be useful, sometimes, but mostly gives NSFW results. Voice: ? Voxox is such a bloated piece of software, but also o
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or http://www.reddit.com/r/SomebodyMakeThis/
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> The Paleolithic diet is one of the dumbest ideas I've encountered in my entire life. Its followers tend to discount vast piles of medical research in favor of tiny experiments that suggest what they hope to be true. This kind of beha
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To me it makes sense in the context: > we'll have to figure out for ourselves what to avoid and how At its most basic Paleo Nutrition is mostly about avoiding or minimizing so-called neolithic agents of disease: refined carbohydrates,
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9 months in. Almost back to my good-old-days weight after losing 19 pounds, without hunger, without fatigue, exercise while still enjoyable and have more energy for it I do little (High-intensity short duration infrequently, but not chroni
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by tremendo 16y ago
I like of Netflix that the kids can play it on the Wii while I watch something else on the laptop. Some newer big-screen TVs also come Netflix-ready these days. Does Hulu play on anything non-computer?
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by tremendo 16y ago
Does Google really see Facebook as a threat? Maybe they could also fund Diaspora like they helped Mozilla. And it seems to me their "big splash" launches of late (App Engine, Docs, Wave, Buzz, checkout) end up underwhelming maybe because of
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Indeed it is. I just don't like it. But that's the standard.
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It's acceptable to require javascript to provide functionality that cannot be achieved otherwise. It's acceptable to improve the user experience, what is known as "progressive enhancement". But whatever _can_ be done without it, should be a
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by tremendo 16y ago
This is what I learned too. No longer have my reference book, it was like 20-years ago, but situps tug at you lower vertebrae and increase the risk of lower-back injuries. Crunches exercise your abdomen without that undesirable side-effect.
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Contrary to the majority of predictions here, this would be a positive change: We should all at one point or another, hopefully not too far into the future, realize we've been led tragically astray in terms of our nutritional health by well
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by tremendo 16y ago
on Windows, Textpad does well both with 1) a lot of files or 2) really big files. Ok, I've only opened files of about 125Mb on it. Takes a few seconds to load it, but once up, it flies. If you have a lot of files open, the tabbed UI doesn't
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Creative Computing was the first computer mag I ever bought, I remember it disappearing and by then I was onto Byte and Nibble. Of these shown for a while I subscribed to STart and even had a little article published in it, March 1990 ("GFA
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by tremendo 17y ago
Amazing, my respect to you. I'd also love to be on the list and would gladly pay for shipping.
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It hadn't occurred to me that caring for the quality of what my family and I ingest had anything to do with "authenticity", I thought it was all about trying to take care of ourselves and hopefully minimize the possibility of having to fix
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by tremendo 17y ago
Maybe I'm jaded, having worked with Marketing agencies, but that reads so clearly like a PR piece, feels fake, did not ease any concerns over the author's boss mocking privacy just a few months ago. But perhaps that's what works for the aud
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That 2.5 yr old can spell already which many kinder-gardeners twice the age can't, and same toddler is _clearly_ already familiar with the interface as in swiping to scroll and hitting the home button to go back to the app menu. It was not
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by tremendo 17y ago
Another underestimated Mom? Mine is 72, uses a PC with Win XP, first used a computer about 5 yrs. ago. She's pretty proficient with it for what she needs it for: email, IM and photos. My dad (78) is more of a computer-phobe, yet he still kn
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