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Reads like an ad to me. I was diagnosed with T2D last November (Tuesday before Thanksgiving...bummer). At the time of my diagnosis I was certainly not obese and have lost weight since as I have become aware of sugar/carb intake whereas before I didn't pay any notice. My situation is due to genetics which may be outside the scope of the article, but there is no mention of that fact.

I came in with high hopes reading this but lost interest at "To date, the only clinically proven way to reverse T2D has been bariatric surgery". Nope.

The business model for a laptop and technology in general has become one of planned obsolescence. Products need to be cheap so that a new one can be purchased in a short time.

I do not necessarily subscribe to that notion myself. My phone is a Samsung Fascinate that was purchased in 2010 and runs Froyo. I have no tendency toward latest and greatest however I do not dictate the market either.

You make an interesting point on housing.

"Sorry I didn't get your message. I must have been on vacation and it got deleted."

Also what kind of holes does it create in email threads for conversations that happen before and after the vacation?

Way cool on the brag. I thought he stopped with the checks.

That would also explain the last rule:

Cannot contain special characters or symbols (such as !#$@*, etc).

It seems to be geared toward those with cell phones but not necessarily 'smart' phones (with full keyboards).

I could not access Appendix B (Legal Issues) from the online version but someone posted the PDF which includes that section.

In it this very issue is addressed including the advice "It may be a good idea to carry around a xeroxed copy of the appropriate page from your state's criminal code."

Problem solved.

Isn't it possible that the first board played could become full since the first mark isn't the result of normal gameplay?

Move 0.