Re: Re: Uh Oh

[Guest guest]

Why not just use the sr16 with the latest data? You have to do your own planning anyway.

I put it in a spreadsheet and I can save that days version each day.

Make you own.

Regards.

----- Original Message -----

From: grey_gardens4444

Sent: Saturday, May 08, 2004 11:37 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Uh Oh

I've found discrepancies in fitday.com before, it makes me more than a little bit crazy at times.Question (for anyone): Have you found anything that is more reliable? I've run across quite a few other nutrition logs online before but have never tried any, just because I've got everything entered into fitday.com for such a long time now and like having it all in one place. I may start playing with a few other ones, though.Also, has anyone used the downloadable software from walford.com? I downloaded it and played around with it very briefly, just haven't taken the time to tinker with it much.Wonder if anyone has opinions on any of this.

[Guest guest]

I too was thinking of how we were recently discussing accidents. I remind

everyone that a year or so ago, Atkins, the doctor of high protein diet

fame, died from a slip and fall on the ice.

As I mentioned to Rod off list, ice is treacherous.

on 1/24/2005 10:00 AM, citpeks at citpeks@... wrote:

> Rodney,

>

> Sorry to hear about your fall. Not very long ago we were discussing

> the risks of accidents. I am glad you did not hit your head, that

> could have been far more serious. My grandfather died as a

> consequence of tripping and hitting his head. Death did not come

> immediately, but after many weeks of disablility caused by the fall.

> Of course, medicine was not what it is today.