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tominbkk
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I usually don't have breakfast, but have a brunch sometime between 10:00-12:00. Really depends, if I cook it and take to work it will be some meat (ground beef usually) stir fried in coconut oil with some cauliflower, broccoli, a little bit of squash, something like that. Or a salad with some protein on top. Keeping it simple. When I get home, a couple hours before I work out, I'll take a 'bag' of CP chicken broth, get it to a boil, and add a pat of butter to it, and an egg or two. Sounds kind of weird I suppose but hits the spot, is only a few hundred calories, and doesn't weigh me down for my workout a couple hours later.
Dinner is funny for me. I might cook or not. You can get the shiratake noodles at foodland or maxvalu and I was way into them but am kinda burned out on them now. I often will make a nice big green salad with some tomatoes, and have a steak or burger patty. I usually just make my own oil and vinegar dressing. I might have some pork rinds or some walnuts for a snack. I usually have a couple vodka sodas or some red wine.
If I eat out I get some chicken from the som tum stand, if it looks good. I know all the best places around my house and work
I will order 'gao lao', noodleless soup, minus bean sprouts but with extra green leaf. I will go to curry places and get a couple fried or hard boiled eggs and some meat, and veggie if they have something good. I like the pumpkin if they have it. Takes a few times to get them trained on no rice, they get really really confused by that, even with my very clear Thai, but when they get used to you it's no big deal.
That's about it. I will order somtum once in a while for home, but get it with no sugar at all, and add a pack of equal to the bag and shake it up before eating, tastes fine. But still kinda high carbs because of the green papaya. Meat sticks are ok but some are marinated in thick syrupy sauce. I will try one first and if it is too sweet won't get more. Lately I have cut out all dairy except for butter. I like cheese too much. I go through zucchini quite a bit at home too. My diet is pretty simple though. Funny, I have a lot of vegetarian friends and I probably eat twice as much veggies as they do. they eat so much bread rice and soy stuff it is sick.
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Same as most here, I have the 128 gig model, I also have a regular sized ipad 3. I use my mini all the time. So handy to take on trips, I have ventured on short trips without my mac air and it has sufficed just fine.
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If something is given to you for free you are the product.
Google, Facebook, Yahoo, Bing use your personal data. They give you their product for free. As long as you remain a customer the company makes money. Of course these entities support data protection.
Customer loyalty accrues from marketing. Marketing creates an illusion. Marketing is a strategy to make money. If you read the press releases it's clear as day it is an illusion congruent with the marketing strategy.
Hey Snackbar, what phone will you be using now?
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Poor Bunny Fearz. No seatbelt either. tsk tsk.
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Simpletons with simple dreams.
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My iPhone does not indicate this. It is actually set to get hotter. And my iPhone is usually lore accurate than the Thai Meteorological Department.
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Sounds like she is mentally unstable. And parents allow her off on her own.
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Ah well 40 years in the click should be nice.
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No I think new generation will be Justin beiber and techno, hip hop and rap
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Had a quick listen. the new generation is about 15 years stale.
Hahaha
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I would like a digital radio tuner that I can use to listen to the radio through my home WiFi. I struggle to find a good quality device to do this. I know I can hook up a laptop or phone to speakers, but I want a solution where I press a button whilst making a coffee and it works, like a VHF radio from the 70s.
Could Thaivisa offer its readers these on sale? Or does anyone know where I can get one, around the 3000-5000B range.
There's a great app for Android or Apple called "Tunein Radio". Pretty much any radio station in the world with a digital feed is there. Pretty brilliant!
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Nope, safe as long as you don't hang with dangerous people.
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Please raise them by 100 baht. Disgusting little coffin nails.
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Let them all stay in adult prison. They'll be playing a far different game then!
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Try Wishbeer in Suk 67, or any of the Brew bars, they have a huge range of beers from all over the world.
I go home to the pacific northwest every summer for a few weeks - I visit my parent's local mom and pops every night grab a couple craft beers from their massive beer cooler with about 400 local varieties. Man it is fun!I'm so sick and tired of the beer mafia here. A couple families controlling the law on who can and can't brew beer here is a nice way to corner the market and not allow competition. What are these families afraid of, a little competition of better tasting beer. Beer choices here suck................
Haha I avail myself once in a while to a wishbeer order. I'll get a mixed 12 pack of rogue beers. Kind of a spendy luxury though.
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Vocational school owners promote this kind of behavior. Been like this since I got here, over 20 years ago. Some things will never change.
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I'm so sick and tired of the beer mafia here. A couple families controlling the law on who can and can't brew beer here is a nice way to corner the market and not allow competition. What are these families afraid of, a little competition of better tasting beer. Beer choices here suck................
I go home to the pacific northwest every summer for a few weeks - I visit my parent's local mom and pops every night grab a couple craft beers from their massive beer cooler with about 400 local varieties. Man it is fun!
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I do weights but am doing mainly core strength weights, just a 30 minute routine 3 times a week. The other days I go for long walks or ride my bike. I am enjoying the rowing machine too. They have a coupe Concept 2s at my club and 20 minutes on that is more than enough for me!
Oh my workouts are build around compound exercises.. so squat.. deadlifts.. benchpress and then a few extra ones. So 3 times a full body workout of 45-60 min inclusive warmup and abs.
The rowing machine.. if i hook it up to the computer I can go for 30 min.. heart-rate monitored.. visual stimulant of watching myself row. Some good music on my Bluetooth headset. Still i do get bored after a while but when I am committed i usually finish.
But I have learned from when I was going to extremes that too much can really make you crazy and forget about it all. I am not easy on myself but try not to overdo it.. its a fine line between not being easy and doing too much.
But stuff like badminton is fun and a good workout too. Though I am now nursing a sore forearm from playing. (funny for someone who lifts so much weights to get a sore forearm from a bit of badminton)
In the end its all about finding something you like and sticking with it. I feel that working out helps in a way also with my diet.. if i workout a lot i watch my foods more too.
Its all in tune and all inter connected.
Exactly...finally a Fitness First opened on my route home from work so I am regularly going 3 days a week. Weight training is such a good exercise and stress burner, especially when followed by a 20 minute steam. Off days I do a 5-7 k. walk at a fast pace with intermittent 30 second sprints to get the sweat going. Swimming is great and I love my bike too. Used to love badminton but haven't played in awhile.
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I counted calories for several weeks and then in occasional 2-week periods for a couple of years afterwards.
It was by far the most effective way of losing weight/reducing fat.
As Rob states in his final paragraph, it is time-consuming under all circumstances and almost an impossible task if others are preparing your food.
Using the MyFitnessPal app it isn't too hard. But I agree, I tend to like to cook on my own or see exactly what i going into my meal. As I don't do fruit, sugar, beer, bread. rice. pasta or noodles though I can have a pretty good idea what I'm eating any given moment.
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I prefer to look at macros, Protein / Fat / Carbs, in conjunction with a caloric range that I know I can lose in. On heavier workout days I'll have around 2000 cals, on more sedentary days around 1500. I try to keep my macros around protein-20%, carbs-10% and fats-70%. If I do this I consistently lose. Once you get keto adapted its easy to stick on. Every couple weeks I'll have a cheat day and have some pasta or a couple pieces of pizza, some chocolate or such. Then back to keto. I find it resets me. Also I don't miss 'cheat' foods much because I know I can have them on my cheat day.
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An inspiring story, Happy Joe.
It's always great to hear of cases of major weight loss maintained for so many years.
I think the addiction aspect of foods is something all of us are familiar with.
Of course with addiction and food, it's different than addiction and other substances like illicit drugs. We all need to eat some foods.
Completely cutting out, 100 percent, certain food types can be done, but cutting out all nutritional intake, can't.
There are different approaches to that, but clearly the approach you chose and stuck with, has worked for you.
I agree with you based on talking with some people who have had bariatric surgery that it is no panacea but sometimes the last resort for some people. The risks can be both psychological, physical, or both.
I limit my carbs, but a couple times a month have meals with everything I have cravings for, then go right back to my diet. Works for me. Cheat days are too much for me but cheat meals are fine.
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Whoops! I'm sure he'll be missed.
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I never went in, but I remember its logo was a big lit cigar.
Do you mean Clinton Plaza? The brainchild of a Dutchman and an American, began as a collection of beer bars in 1998. The following year it was named after then U.S. President Bill Clinton. A number of lively go-go bars appeared in 2000. Many of the names were tongue in cheek jabs at the president, including Monica Beer Bar, Bill's Coffee House and the White House.That shitty bar area was a disgrace and he did a public service ripping it down and replacing it with a park
I doubt any of you fellows ever saw the place.
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I have the new ATV, what everyone else says, works really really great.
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The usefulness of "calories" as a measurement critically considered
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Much more important to look at how foods affect your insulin levels, which in turn affects whether energy is burned or stored as fat. I suggest reading or listening to Gary Taubes' "Why We Get Fat". He's a great writer and his book is pretty much irrefutable.