The evidence is finally accumulating in favor of the low-carb approach. No links, yet, but there's a real study in progress, somewhere in Pennsylvania, I seem to remember.
And Atkins is a cardiologist !
You don't avoid carbs altogether, just reduce them drastically. 20 grams a day for two weeks, then 50 grams a day thereafter is reasonable.
Reducing caloric intake just causes your body to stop using calories. Lethargy does not make for effective weight loss.
If you can lose weight with your plan, you never had a problem to begin with.
We (the US) also used concrete warheads against Iraq to target anti-aircraft guns while reducing collateral damage. With precision guidance, it worked pretty well.
If it revs to 14,000 rpm reliably you'll get twice as much juice as you would at 7,000.
This is why Honda used to make six cylinder 24 valve 250s for racing, etc.
And while it isn't applicable to cars, two-strokes make twice as many power pulses per revolution as four-strokes do. You haven't lived until you've cracked the throttle open on a Kawasaki H2. One second later you're making as much power as a Harley at red-line with one third the weight. Hang on tight. Of course the thing never wants to go in a straight line 8-o.
BTW, I drive a 2-liter, 8-valve normally asperated VW GTI. Yeah it could go faster with different ignition and fuel maps, but I can't be bothered.
and all the others now using auto-tune boxes as an effect. You can set these things to quantize to a diatonic scale and just "snap" from one pitch to another not allowing any slide at all. I'm sure you've heard it.
I'm also sure you've not heard it when the thresholds are set a little looser.
It was kinda neat the first time I heard it, but jeeze.. it's getting old.
Access is a joke and should be replaced by somthing, anything, of your choosing.
Like what ?
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Actually Gogurt isn't too bad. It is has less packaging than yogurt that comes in a cup, just a plastic tube. No evil foil bonded to paper bonded to plastic that lasts forever. And it's a also very, very viscous, like a thick paste, so you can squeeze it out of the tube controllably.
It would be far more effective to isolate and the concepts associated with changing the behavior of a system (or group of systems) rather than just mapping check boxes to booleans and selects to lists.
I was wondering about some of those native americans at the Olympic opening ceremonies last night. Some were armed. The bow and string looked real enough... couldn't tell about the arrows.
Not mentinoned in the article, but another cool thing they have at the X-games is a camera suspended above the half-pipe by three (four?) cables connected to computer-controlled high-speed winches. It can "fly" over the skaters' heads at amazing speed, dropping down into the pipe to look up at them on the vert ramp, and then zooming up out of the way.
The net is the new medium. The old Media can't figure it out as you explain, and they, including self-professed "Media Critic" Mr. Katz mistake the hype for the heart, as a previous poster noted.
There are a lot of people who know only AOL, MSN and Amazon. But the real users of the new media, the Internet, are below the horizon of the old media.
That is why we get articles like this that are so utterly disconnected from reality.
It sounds like you don't have working drivers for your TV card. That sucks, and it sucks that it's difficult for the "community" to come up with a driver in the closed-source world. I've come up against this problem.
The second case? You're doing something wrong. There is no domain issue unless you're authenticating to a domain, which is not advisable for a Win98 laptop anyway.
But... Win2K, as a workstation, is *solid*. Sorry, it just works.
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The evidence is finally accumulating in favor of the low-carb approach. No links, yet, but there's a real study in progress, somewhere in Pennsylvania, I seem to remember.
And Atkins is a cardiologist !
You don't avoid carbs altogether, just reduce them drastically. 20 grams a day for two weeks, then 50 grams a day thereafter is reasonable.
Reducing caloric intake just causes your body to stop using calories. Lethargy does not make for effective weight loss.
If you can lose weight with your plan, you never had a problem to begin with.
The Maxtor Windows-Based NAS boxes.
Or am I to assume they all contain a web browser, etc ?
A link to an article on those concrete bombs.
We (the US) also used concrete warheads against Iraq to target anti-aircraft guns while reducing collateral damage. With precision guidance, it worked pretty well.
You mean Lil' Abner, maybe ?
Here is an article entitled "LCD Panels and Customer Expectations". It talks about "stuck pixels" among other things.
RPMs.
If it revs to 14,000 rpm reliably you'll get twice as much juice as you would at 7,000.
This is why Honda used to make six cylinder 24 valve 250s for racing, etc.
And while it isn't applicable to cars, two-strokes make twice as many power pulses per revolution as four-strokes do. You haven't lived until you've cracked the throttle open on a Kawasaki H2. One second later you're making as much power as a Harley at red-line with one third the weight. Hang on tight. Of course the thing never wants to go in a straight line 8-o.
BTW, I drive a 2-liter, 8-valve normally asperated VW GTI. Yeah it could go faster with different ignition and fuel maps, but I can't be bothered.
it's not country, it's an "Arena Anthem" if I ever heard one.
and all the others now using auto-tune boxes as an effect. You can set these things to quantize to a diatonic scale and just "snap" from one pitch to another not allowing any slide at all. I'm sure you've heard it.
I'm also sure you've not heard it when the thresholds are set a little looser.
It was kinda neat the first time I heard it, but jeeze.. it's getting old.
Or it could be the fact that it's the only brick building in the area, usually !
Like what ?
Actually Gogurt isn't too bad. It is has less packaging than yogurt that comes in a cup, just a plastic tube. No evil foil bonded to paper bonded to plastic that lasts forever. And it's a also very, very viscous, like a thick paste, so you can squeeze it out of the tube controllably.
I don't eat the stuff, but my kids love it.
Don't see anything about Macrovision on the TV out.. did I miss that ?
Try Toluene.
BLU-118/B payload candidates include PBXIH-135 [one of the Navy's new insensitive polymer bonded explosives], HAS-13, or SFAE [solid fuel air explosive] loaded into existing BLU-109 Weapon Bodies.
First time I've *ever* owned a Grammy album of the year (OBWAT), before or after the fact.
Great album. Hard to pigeonhole as either country or bluegrass, though.
I am a man of constant sorrow.
Like AIX's smit ?
I was wondering about some of those native americans at the Olympic opening ceremonies last night. Some were armed. The bow and string looked real enough... couldn't tell about the arrows.
Anyone else received an unsolicited email inviting them to participate in a Harris Poll for Microsoft ? Sort of a "how are we doing" type of thing ?
It took a little guts, but after 2nd and 3rd thoughts I reported it via spamcop.
Not sure if I'll take the poll anyway. I think it sucks that MS has me on their list. Maybe they scraped microsoft.public.???.
There's a good article on spamcop.net in time this week. They do seem a little slower lately.
Pros *are* using tiny cameras, and mics as well.
There was an article in EQ magazine about working the X-games in Philly. Helmet-cams and matchbook-size "button mics" abound.
It doesn't appear to be on their site
Not mentinoned in the article, but another cool thing they have at the X-games is a camera suspended above the half-pipe by three (four?) cables connected to computer-controlled high-speed winches. It can "fly" over the skaters' heads at amazing speed, dropping down into the pipe to look up at them on the vert ramp, and then zooming up out of the way.
For some reason my Honeywell alarm system card (the kind you just hold up to the scanner rather than swiping) tripped some of those EAS scanners.
That caused some fun on a store visit once (we sold retailing-related systems). I didn't even buy anything and I tripped the alarm on the way out.
The Message is *Not* the Medium.
The net is the new medium. The old Media can't figure it out as you explain, and they, including self-professed "Media Critic" Mr. Katz mistake the hype for the heart, as a previous poster noted.
There are a lot of people who know only AOL, MSN and Amazon. But the real users of the new media, the Internet, are below the horizon of the old media.
That is why we get articles like this that are so utterly disconnected from reality.
IANAMA (not a MS apologist), but..
It sounds like you don't have working drivers for your TV card. That sucks, and it sucks that it's difficult for the "community" to come up with a driver in the closed-source world. I've come up against this problem.
The second case? You're doing something wrong. There is no domain issue unless you're authenticating to a domain, which is not advisable for a Win98 laptop anyway.
But... Win2K, as a workstation, is *solid*. Sorry, it just works.
The geeks are going to have a hard time inheriting the earth if the non-geeks out-breed them.
Now if that 91:9 ratio was the other way around ?