http://lifestyle.ca.msn.com/health-fitn ... d=28854406" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
It's always nice to see the media support fat!
Some good news!
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It's unfortunate that the show a hamburger with a bun. It would be better if they showed a picture of a steak. Note the authors are the ones that wrote the TNT diet.
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Have you read the comments?
Man, they're special!
I think the Comments sections below "news" on websites is fast becoming my favorite source of amusement :)
Man, they're special!
I think the Comments sections below "news" on websites is fast becoming my favorite source of amusement :)
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That one old man, who was bragging about his intelligence while stating his education level, (recent high-school graduate) made me lol.
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I didn't know that white eggs were bleached brown eggs. You learn something new every day.teafan wrote:Have you read the comments?
Man, they're special!
I think the Comments sections below "news" on websites is fast becoming my favorite source of amusement :)
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"most of the foods listed cause huge acid in our bodies! "
Man I didn't know that, huge acid sounds pretty bad :)
Man I didn't know that, huge acid sounds pretty bad :)
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For some reason reading those comments reminded me of a great thread where Kpj told us about sitting in on weight watchers meetings...
I can't understand how utterly aggressive/defensive/opinionated people are about concepts they have skimmed over in the "news"!
I remember a lecturer at Uni quoting a statistic that 9 out of 10 people read only the first third of any newspaper article. Considering newspaper journalism typically follows a pattern (see below) and we have a problem with detail:
Headline draws interest
First sentance summarises what the article is about
First paragraph effectively lists all the major points
Remainder fills in the details
I can't understand how utterly aggressive/defensive/opinionated people are about concepts they have skimmed over in the "news"!
I remember a lecturer at Uni quoting a statistic that 9 out of 10 people read only the first third of any newspaper article. Considering newspaper journalism typically follows a pattern (see below) and we have a problem with detail:
Headline draws interest
First sentance summarises what the article is about
First paragraph effectively lists all the major points
Remainder fills in the details
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I think it can be explained with this.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2 ... ger_effect" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
That's a good explanation for Frogbyte too.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2 ... ger_effect" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
That's a good explanation for Frogbyte too.
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IM, you're trolling.