They haven't updated it or added any features to it since it first appeared, so don't count on it sticking around.

I was wondering the other day (after a software installation shoved yahoo into my browser defaults without asking) why anyone, anywhere, would use Yahoo for anything.

Actually, in light of losing Astrid, Google Reader (and an increasing annoyance with Google generally - I can't limit a Google drive search by tag? seriously?), the old Tweetdeck, and Evernote getting slower and slower, all in the last month, I decided I'm going to jump back into Microsoft with both feet and see how…

Citric acid corrodes iron, so unless it's an extreme case of trying to rejuvenate a badly rusted pan, citrus juices shouldn't be used.

Does anyone actually read the article before commenting anymore?

True, it's not possible to be allergic to iodine, but that's not the reason. An allergy is an immune system response to proteins. It's possible to be allergic to proteins combined with iodine, as Wals mentions with corn, but not iodine itself (in the same way, people can't actually be allergic to cat hair, but they…

This ticks me off, but as a positive I think it makes for a good time to extricate myself from google. There's good alternatives for pretty much everything else google used to be uniquely good at.

Recent studies have debunked the myth that many small meals increase metabolism.

I'm doing the same kind of thing and am down 20 pounds and would like to see 20 more. For the other replies, this is NOT a starvation diet, in the sense of having to deal with constant hunger. Not eating when you're not hungry isn't starvation.

VOTE: Google Desktop Search, still.

Absolutely. Try explaining to European friends that a cafe in the U.S. really isn't a good place to go to talk, since every table will be filled with people on their laptops or loudly yammering in businessese on their cell phones. They give you a look like, "What the hell is wrong with your country?"

The problem is, the Digift article assumes aerobic exercise is the best way to burn fat, and is only comparing two kinds of aerobic exercise (high heart-rate vs. zone 2). But there are at least two problems with the underlying focus on aerobic exercise:

I suspect that hideous tie worn by the guy in the picture is going to reek of Axe when he's done with it.

My initial reaction is braggadocios jerk who is too dumb to even know what he's buying. "I bought an expensive laptop... I plugged it in, anything else I can do with it?"

Thanks for the thoughtful and helpful reply, 8193 - this makes a lot more sense to me than most explanations I've heard.

On another note, since she's Canadian, I'm assuming her procedure is covered by their national health service? If she's successful, will she be taking that coverage away from others?

I support the rights of transgendered people and my instinct is to support them personally as well, but to be honest some of the explanations of transgenderism seem problematic to me. But, I'm opening to understanding.