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In the case of someone being beaten, someone ELSE is harming someone. That isn't even kinda-sorta like someone doing something harmful to him/herself. If someone else is harming someone, I'd defend that person WITH MY LIFE. If anyone, including you, is harming only him/herself, that isn't my business. I am really sick to…

Are you the official food police? Why would what someone else eats be any of your business? You have no idea why she's "out sick" and what you "attribute" it to is irrelevant. News flash! You saying something will not "help out." It would be out of line. MYOB.

That "humans are creatures of habit" is exactly why this and other scientifically impossible diets seem to work, at least for a time. When you make a conscious effort to observe WHAT you are doing, you are NOT doing "out of habit." There is also a correlation between just tracking what you eat and weight loss. That is,…

More like eating 1000 one day and 2000 the next. It averages to 1500, so you're netting 1500/day. !400 one day and 1500 the next is called, "normal variation." Science tells us that it doesn't matter how frequently or what time you eat. At the end of the day (or actually more like week), how many calories you average is…

Agreed. Call the police, and, if possible, wait for them to arrive.

I'm pretty sure you mean 150. Right?

I have jeans in 4 different sizes that all fit the exact same way. The label with the size on it is almost never related to the actual size of the clothes. I hate this, because I'm disabled and trying things on in the store is almost impossible (actually impossible in some stores) and you can't tell even "kinda-sorta" how…

Me.

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Agreed. In fact, in almost everything almost everyone can be pretty sure SOMEONE, SOMEWHERE can do anything they plan to do better than they can. That really doesn't seem like a good reason not to do something, unless you never plan to do anything.

And THIS is what I would do. I would weigh the bun and use a bun of the same type and match the weight.

[/quote] What is wrong is that the urls are not of the actual pictures, but the urls of the Flikr pages they are on. Images end in .jpg, .png, .bmp, .gif, etc. "Quote" my reply to see the difference in the links. To use the image tags in MFP, the link has to be the link to the actual image.

There are your pics. You need to use the url of the actual picture, NOT the url of the page.

Good friend of my dad used to order his steaks "room temperature" in restaurants. He didn't like them cooked at all, but didn't want them straight out of the fridge either. I agree that they taste best raw, I just find no one will eat at a table with me if I eat them that way, so I do sear them a little on each side. I…

Rare. Nothing added. No salt, no pepper, no steak sauce, no nothing.

I <3 Randall.

Are we supposed to care what he gets called? REALLY? The crime he was charged with wasn't murder, and the question the OP asked was if the sentence he was given for the crime he did commit was too severe. He wasn't "sentenced" to being called a "murderer." He should be called a killer; he is one, and in all his life he…

I guess it really doesn't matter, does it? Is your listening to music more valuable than someone else's life? Using the word "murder" may be emotional blackmail, but your fight to swing your arm ends at my nose, as the saying goes. Let's turn your analogy the other way, shall we? I'd like to play video games while I drive.…

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What would be an appropriate sentence for someone who killed your children's grandfather doing something well known to be dangerous and possibly deadly? Remember, he clearly considered the text more important than anyone he hit while making it.

What would be an appropriate sentence for someone who killed your children's grandfather doing something well known to be dangerous and possibly deadly? Remember, he clearly considered the text more important than anyone he hit while making it.

No, not too severe. Drivers who are texting are as dangerous on the road as drunk drivers, and teens are riskier drivers anyway. If we have zero tolerance for anything at all one thing that should be is driving in any way impaired, including distracted. He killed someone, and did it because he was doing something that a…

"Drinking problem" has no real meaning. "Alcohol Abuse" has a meaning and it is: "Alcohol Dependence" has a definition, and it is: We don't have enough information to say if the OP has a "problem" with alcohol abuse or dependence.

"...metabolize it first..." Even if that were true (and it's not), why would it matter? If I eat 20,000 calories this week and I burn 23,500, I'll lose a pound, no matter in what order the calories were burned. This stuff isn't magic, it's math. Calories are calories. No matter what they come from.

A calorie is a calorie. Beer is empty calories because you don't get nutrition with your calories, which is true of almost all caloric beverages. Milk and vegetable juices can be excepted from this, but almost all beverages with calories are empty calories. Your body will not "stop metabolize [sic] in order to eliminate…

Whey isn't vegan. It's an animal product.

Protein and fats will help you feel full. Carbs, not so much. Nuts and nut butters, seeds... all high in healthy fats and protein. An added bonus it that they taste great! (Mmmmm peanut butter...nom...nom...) BTW, you didn't gain 5 pounds of fat in a week. That's close to 25000 extra calories! It's water because of the…

Almost? He's underweight by at LEAST 25 pounds.

Daily? Quite a bit. Weekly? Almost never. I don't worry if my daily calories are over, so long as my weekly average is correct. Your body doesn't run your totals from midnight to midnight, like my FitBit does.

For her to lose muscle, ONE of those two numbers, or both, would HAVE to change. I agree with the question, "Are you sure the calculations are correct?"