...here's a link to the Hacker's Diet discussed on/. on on many earlier occasions. It helped me lose (40lbs) (albeit in combination with modified low-carb diet)...maybe it'll help somebody else out of a 200lb mess.
produces bone and muscle loss, decreases in cardiovascular activity, and reduced capacity to exercise similar to those produced by prolonged spaceflight
...we could continue our couch potato lifestyles and daily beer drinking rituals to achieve the same effect.
"No, honey, I'm not being lazy, I'm just trying to experience the effects of microgravity".
Bah! You young 'uns and your fancy schmancy "cosmic radiation". In my day, we didn't have this uppity "Iron-nuclei radiation". We got by with regular sunshine in the day, moonlight during the night and we liked it.
I've been a Yahoo messenger user since 2000, and I distinctly remember being able to place PC-Phone calls using Yahoo Messenger since about 2002.
I quickly scanned through archive.org versions of older http://messenger.yahoo.com/ features to see if I could find a page where they advertised this as a feature, but couldn't find it.
I certainly do see a "Call Center" to "Place Net2Phone call" on the current version of Windows Yahoo messenger 7.0 I have. So what's new with this? I didn't find this a groundbreaking feature of Google Talk either. Is Yahoo just relaunching this feature to counter Google's launch of Talk?
The notion that a rapid period "inflation" preceded the Big Bang expansion was first put forth 25 years ago. [snip] Inflation poses that the universe expanded far faster than the speed of light and grew from a subatomic size to a golf-ball size. [snip]
In simpler, day-to-day terms, what they're trying to say here is that Universe rapidly enlarged until it eventually blew the seal.
and a grass cutting robot that might also be used by golf course owners.
Or you know, they could just get a bunch of cows to do the job instead. As an added benefit, this member of the bovine family is also capable of turning it into milk, which can yield tasty and nutritious dairy products for golf players
I'm kinda thankful they aren't trying out the traditional bathroom-singing business model. Granted, the acoustics are nice, but the visuals suck...except for female musicians, ofcourse.
...only a different target collection (archive.org has a "moving images" collection too).
Archive.org could use their support too...their site performance is usually sluggish, though they already have some biggies sponsoring them, including HP, NSF and the LOC.
Religious ejaykashun on the other hand is reported to slow down and may even completely eliminate not only Alzheimer's but many other forms of debilitating diseases.
...scientists have determined that the human appendix is not an evolutionary anomaly as previously thought, but an intelligent design feature aimed at keeping the humans guessing as to it's actual function.
And in totally unrelated news, the Mozilla foundation recently announced that their flagship browser Firefox shall soon be renamed to Bigfoot, to reflect the software's large memory footprint.
Dude - thanks for the link. I'd mod you up if I had points. Never has a wikipedia article seemed so damn insightful as this one.
Been through "limerence" recently and it's somehow reassuring to know it's a widely studied and observed phenomenon. Every single sentence/observation mentioned in that article made sense to me.
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...here's a link to the Hacker's Diet discussed on /. on on many earlier occasions. It helped me lose (40lbs) (albeit in combination with modified low-carb diet) ...maybe it'll help somebody else out of a 200lb mess.
Are those like poop-free toilets? Because I get one of those every now and then. But an increase in dietary fiber almost always seems to help.
"No, honey, I'm not being lazy, I'm just trying to experience the effects of microgravity".
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...had my eyes not been too lazy to read it.
If these first steps are small steps, they'll certainly mean a large leap ahead in the field of artifical gravity.
Bah! You young 'uns and your fancy schmancy "cosmic radiation". In my day, we didn't have this uppity "Iron-nuclei radiation". We got by with regular sunshine in the day, moonlight during the night and we liked it.
Click here to kick off a job on Sun's Compute Grid consisting of AMD Opteron-based Sun Hardware.
I quickly scanned through archive.org versions of older http://messenger.yahoo.com/ features to see if I could find a page where they advertised this as a feature, but couldn't find it.
I certainly do see a "Call Center" to "Place Net2Phone call" on the current version of Windows Yahoo messenger 7.0 I have. So what's new with this? I didn't find this a groundbreaking feature of Google Talk either. Is Yahoo just relaunching this feature to counter Google's launch of Talk?
More on these exciting discoveries at 11 (TM).
In simpler, day-to-day terms, what they're trying to say here is that Universe rapidly enlarged until it eventually blew the seal.
...has Netcraft confirmed this?
...while I run out to light up my giant "WELCOME TO EARTH" sign.
Let's see your fancy schmancy robots do that.
I'm kinda thankful they aren't trying out the traditional bathroom-singing business model. Granted, the acoustics are nice, but the visuals suck...except for female musicians, ofcourse.
And then like every kewl teenager on the blogosphere is going like "huh, OMG".
Archive.org could use their support too...their site performance is usually sluggish, though they already have some biggies sponsoring them, including HP, NSF and the LOC.
Who needs an "office tool" when they have edlin. vi and emacs users don't know what they're missing.
The rumormill says this time, "it" will consist of a rider on the segway carrying water bottles for the needy.
"It's an artifact of intelligent design, not an evolutionary anomaly."
Religious ejaykashun on the other hand is reported to slow down and may even completely eliminate not only Alzheimer's but many other forms of debilitating diseases.
And in totally unrelated news, the Mozilla foundation recently announced that their flagship browser Firefox shall soon be renamed to Bigfoot, to reflect the software's large memory footprint.
More breaking news on these topics at 11.
Been through "limerence" recently and it's somehow reassuring to know it's a widely studied and observed phenomenon. Every single sentence/observation mentioned in that article made sense to me.
I bet my "gift of cells" more than made up for all that.
What is this "bathroom cleaning" you speak of? I'm intrigued and would like to subscribe to your newsletter.