
Treppa |

Freakin' sprained ankle but at least my daughter is ok.
I just have to lay around for the next few days guess it's good I have off. Time to catch up on posting I suppose.
Glad nothing is broken. Now, on to more important matters...
...can you sue anyone for pain and suffering?

Storyteller Shadow |

Storyteller Shadow wrote:Freakin' sprained ankle but at least my daughter is ok.
I just have to lay around for the next few days guess it's good I have off. Time to catch up on posting I suppose.
Glad nothing is broken. Now, on to more important matters...
...can you sue anyone for pain and suffering?
Just myself but I'm broke so I won't get anything from that deadbeat!

Aranna |
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I have been SO busy.
But a quick break today showed me The MOST Adorable Christmas Video!

Drejk |

Drejk |

Storyteller Shadow wrote:Me neither. It certainly didn't help me lose weight.Patrick Curtin wrote:I have officially kicked out my FitBit. I think that little device was lying to meI don't think those things work!
Guess: they are just programmed to record activity times and use the estimated loss and gain of calories according to some kind of standardized values. If you don't match those standardized values - either by metabolic differences (such as those that kick in after periods of under-nutrition, sleep deprivation, and many others). Also, are you feeding it a sample of each food you eat or does it just guesses from the size of portion? Terribly unreliable method as everyone can cook in a slightly different way. Not to mention that different metabolism can save more of the same portion than another one.
Still, you could use it to record time, note the differences it makes comparing to reality and then calculate corrections yourself. If you would want to. I know I wouldn't bother with that extra pointless work.

Treppa |
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I had my fitbit set to "sensitive" for sleep recording and couldn't sleep at all. Every little thing bothered me and I spent the night tossing and turning.
I set it to "normal" a couple of nights ago. I've been going to sleep around 9 or 10, not waking up at 3 am like usual, but waking spontaneously around 6 or 7 in the same position that I was in when I drifted off.
I am now convinced that the fitbit actually controls sleep.

Freehold DM |
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I'll sure miss Carrie Fisher - not because of the character she played, but because of her own character: courageous, honest, self-deprecating. Her honesty about mental illness broke down a lot of the barriers of silence regarding such things.
she was a regular topic at my medication group. So many people were surprised to hear she dealt with mental health issues. But they were happy to know that one of their greatest heroes lived with the same struggles they did, it made them feel less alone.

Patrick Curtin |
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Patrick Curtin wrote:Storyteller Shadow wrote:Me neither. It certainly didn't help me lose weight.Patrick Curtin wrote:I have officially kicked out my FitBit. I think that little device was lying to meI don't think those things work!Guess: they are just programmed to record activity times and use the estimated loss and gain of calories according to some kind of standardized values. If you don't match those standardized values - either by metabolic differences (such as those that kick in after periods of under-nutrition, sleep deprivation, and many others). Also, are you feeding it a sample of each food you eat or does it just guesses from the size of portion? Terribly unreliable method as everyone can cook in a slightly different way. Not to mention that different metabolism can save more of the same portion than another one.
Still, you could use it to record time, note the differences it makes comparing to reality and then calculate corrections yourself. If you would want to. I know I wouldn't bother with that extra pointless work.
I'm thinking I'll just start a simple food journal and eat >2000 calories a day no matter what I exercise

Drejk |

What a helluva thing to wake up to ....
Statistics aren't an indication of malice, but 2016 sure seems like it has become self-aware and thirsty for souls.
Until we learn later that 2016 was indeed self-aware, but its death toll was really a sign of mercy, saving the worthy from much worse fate awaiting the rest of us all in the near future...

John Napier 698 |
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On the brighter side, Episode VIII finished filming sometime around July of this year. But, it leaves Episode IX in limbo. Will they replace Leia or continue with a new actress or even CGI?
It would make sense to write her death into the script. Such as showing her ship exploding, or mentioning her death in the opening crawl.

Patrick Curtin |

Well, picked up an extra shift tomorrow. Going to be an interesting switchover, running from hospital to institute.
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Still, that brings me up to roughly a full compliment of shifts this pay period at the hospital, in addition to my full-time gig at WHOI. Plus holiday pay for the two holidays. Score!