$2.75 for an iced quad espresso with a touch of milk. I'll sit and people watch for about 5 minutes while I drink it before refilling it (free with my Starbucks card) with iced coffee and be on my way
Timing your protein intake is largely irrelevant to body composition. Just add in an extra serving of lean meat with your main meals. There's no need to waste calories on food sources you don't enjoy.
The development community for the Kindle Fire HDX is practically non-existent. Coupled with the fact the bootloader is likely Motorola, there's really no incentive for anyone to try and crack it. I bought mine mainly to take advantage of the special offers, but I do read books on it from time...
Please consider spending a couple hours educating yourself on the compound lifts and how to perform them with good form. The link below is a great guide on programming a novice routine.
http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=998224
Your son needs to eat more (probably a lot more) calories to sustain his energy requirements. The product you linked is just a highly processed fast food. Convenient calories that go down easy and add up quick. If you can afford it and your son likes the taste then give it a try. I'd personally...
Nobody can answer that question but you. Some people perform better fasted and others perform better in a fed state. Try both to see what works for you. I'd personally simplify it by consuming 10-20% over maintenance calories (not bmr) every day.
It's not that big of a deal to stall. Just be...
It's been 2 days and she's put 20 miles on it. She's very happy with it; however, this evening we discovered a blemish on the back bumper. When we first examined the car, I only spent about 2 minutes going over the exterior of the car. I won't dismiss the possibility that I missed the blemish...
I will probably get flak for this, but we ended up purchasing a Corolla Eco Plus. Just to note, the car is for my mother. She's 55 years old and Asian so A/T is a must and brands outside of Toyota and Honda are a hard sell for her. While I really liked the styling on the Elantra GT and the...
Local dealer is offering the Elantra GT in the color and trim I want with the style package for $18500 (after all applicable rebates) plus tax and tags. MSRP is around $23000. Similarly optioned Corolla and Civic don't come under $20,000 and 2014 Mazda3 is still selling above MSRP due to...
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