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Right now during the week I try to not even eat before Noon. I'm trying intermittent fasting, only eating between Noon and 8:00 p.m.


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The issue for me I think is snacking and having those cravings. That's what I can't seem to get under control.


Breakfast is the best meal because you burn off everything you eat. You should get the most calories at the start of your day. If you teach your body to expect food at normal intervals you won’t be compelled to eat at irregular times.


Colonialism and the creation of an apartheid state. Texans have the right to violently resist. Right?
Inevitable discovery was my thought too, but there must be some counter-argument. He was arrested in Pennsylvania, so this could have been a New York judge applying Pennsylvania law. I don't know.

Is it also possible that the initial search provided the basis for the arrest? I.e. he wouldn't have been arrested but for the search. Would that invalidate inevitable discovery?
Did you not read below the headline or are you intentionally not providing all the information?

Some evidence from the backpack is excluded, but much is admissible:

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The judge overseeing Luigi Mangione's state murder case ruled Monday that certain evidence seized from his backpack during a search at the Pennsylvania McDonald's where he was arrested must be suppressed, while evidence seized at the stationhouse in Altoona, Pennsylvania -- including the alleged murder weapon -- will be allowed.


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"The search of the backpack at the McDonald’s was an improper warrantless search," Carro said. "Therefore, the evidence found during the search of the backpack at the McDonald’s must be suppressed, including the magazine, cellphone, passport, wallet and computer chip," he said.


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Carro decided the subsequent search of the backpack at the stationhouse "as a valid inventory search," so the items discovered there, including the alleged 3D-printed gun used, a notebook and handwritten slips of paper with purported escape routes, will be allowed at trial.


ABC News

Looks like a petroleum by-product to me.
I’ll be happy with anyone with the clout to run a system and keep BlueCo from micromanaging.
We used the one that looked like a race car.

I think they are all the same. It connects to a tube, which connects to the capsule where you put the fluid, which connects to a mask. Get the one that looks easiest to clean. I don't know if they make dishwasher safe tubes, capsule, and mask, but that would be what I would look for.
Unsurprisingly, the article is nuanced. The replies here are not.

Are people who can only lose weight with GLP-1s lazy? Maybe, but the individual and societal benefits are greater than the judgment these people get. Are the people who stop GLP-1s and regain the weight worthy of all the derision? Yes. They are just vain and lazy.
Didn’t lose and scored a goal. That qualifies as a good result these days.
Where do you get your information? From what I read, there is at least week long latency period.

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The potential incubation period from exposure to onset of symptoms was 7–39 days (median 18 days) in 20 patients with a defined period of exposure to Andes virus in a high-risk area. This period was 14–32 days (median 18 days) in 11 patients with exposure for <48 hours.


Pub Med
Thought about watching. Checked the score. Glad I didn't waste my time. What a disaster.
When you don't record the data, there is no data to analyze. That is why they are still investigating. LINK

Lol. You cannot rely on British Government Statistics regarding crimes by muslims.

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The scandal, which revealed how gangs of mostly Pakistani men had groomed, trafficked and raped young white girls more than a decade ago


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Casey's report is expected to say that vulnerable white British girls were "institutionally ignored" by police and local authorities fearing being accused of racism


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Sounds rough. You ended it several times for a reason. Better to break it off now then have to undo a marriage or, worse, a family.
Today's world leaves no time of analysis. It's watch and react. Then outsource analysis to the AI that was used to make the media in the first place if you bother to at all.
What is the source for this infographic?

What factors are taken into consideration to determine a city's "dangerous" quotient?

Is it property crime?

Is it personal crime?

How much does each factor weigh in reaching the ultimate conclusion?

Is a murder worth more than an attempted murder?

Is a murder worth more than an aggravated battery resulting in serious bodily injury?

Does the quality of the medical care available make a difference in whether a city is dangerous?

Some people will point to this source-less, data-less infographic and see demography at play. Otherwise will look at it and see the prevalence of firearms in any given city. Neither will be right. Neither will be wrong.

This is meaningless garbage.
Today’s game show’s how bad management screwed up the last few months. When Rosenior came on board CFC was playing for automatic knock out round UCL spot and a top four finish. That clown sunk us for both. Now, playing Maressca’s system, CFC showed that it is better than the teams it’s been dropping points to. What a bummer.
Think critically about the synagogue in Baton Rouge, moron.

Its membership is families of local lawyers, doctors, business people, and LSU professors. It is a tiny community that I guarantee out-punches its weight in philanthropic and general contributions to the Baton Rouge community. Those are facts.

It is an asset to Baton Rouge and should not be the target of violent threats.

It is not part of some globalist conspiracy or whatever "patterns" you claim to see through what I am sure is your dedicated scholarly and fact-based research on everything wrong with the world.
I agree, but who is coming to manage this mess with all the interference from management?

Teuchel and Poch had the experience and were also run out of town for their effort.

Inexperienced Potter and Rosenior obviously couldn't cut it.

Maressca was no one's definition of an experienced coach, but he felt confident enough to tell management to screw off and was fired for his efforts.

Neither BlueCo nor I care how they spend their money, but it seems to me that they are going to turn Chelsea into a P.E. zombie. Extract all the wealth from it via debt and then sell for parts.
The back line is a disaster and the attack is incoherent. I take it that it was Marresca’s call to move on from Jackson, which was ok at the time. But to then get rid of Marresca too was dumb. Ownership needs to allow a manager to carry out his plans. It’s clear that CP and NJ had chemistry. Maybe he hasn’t been healthy enough to build the same with JP. CP is not in the same system or with the same players in which he shines.