...peaceful a bit deeper. A great dive all in all. 10+ meters vis, water 15-16 degrees. The second dive was at Phillip Rock. We really just played around a bit here, with a max depth of 5m and both underweighted. As the alloy tanks emptied, I found myself having to empty my chest just to take photos. A few stones in the pockets helped, but I really needed another kg or 2. We were swamped by a massive school of (samson???) fish ...

... lovely and peaceful a bit deeper. A great dive all in all. 10+ meters vis, water 15-16 degrees. The second dive was at Phillip Rock. We really just played around a bit here, with a max depth of 5m and both underweighted. As the alloy tanks emptied, I found myself having to empty my chest just to take photos. A few stones in the pockets helped, but I really needed another kg or 2. We were swamped by a massive school of (samson???) fish at...

On Aug 18, 5:26 pm, who where <no...@home.net> wrote: Alternatively there is a statistical viewpoint, in which approximately 50%% of the population are underweight and nearly 50%% overweight ....- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - How many are exactly the right weight?

... on your method of determining what is the threshold of "overweight". Usually some fairly arbitrary BMI figure is plucked out of mid-air, which leaves many serious athletes - especially body-builders and weightlifters - classified as overweight, while they are certainly neither unfit nor obese. Alternatively there is a statistical viewpoint, in which approximately 50%% of the population are underweight and nearly 50%% overweight ....

..., it should have been dealt with fairly comfortably. Boruc would have saved this shot easily. So would McGregor last season. He's looking very rusty. He's looking ill. Seriously, he has that underweight, scary eyed look that recovering alkies or junkies have. Not suggesting that he's doing substances, just saying he's looking ill. not as ill as I feel, mind you but still ill. Probably ...

..., it should have been dealt with fairly comfortably. Boruc would have saved this shot easily. So would McGregor last season. He's looking very rusty. He's looking ill. Seriously, he has that underweight, scary eyed look that recovering alkies or junkies have. Not suggesting that he's doing substances, just saying he's looking ill. not as ill as I feel, mind you but still ill. Probably needs a course...

...the bar. A decent shot, no more, it should have been dealt with fairly comfortably. Boruc would have saved this shot easily. So would McGregor last season. He's looking very rusty. He's looking ill. Seriously, he has that underweight, scary eyed look that recovering alkies or junkies have. Not suggesting that he's doing substances, just saying he's looking ill. not as ill as I feel, mind you but still ill.

... is so much food to process. This leads to too quick food processing for the adult, or the underweight person. This should also suggest that thin people have a faster processing pattern in other areas of their lives.... Too much food during the pattern set up and the body processes food too quickly and always desires less - underweight body pattern. Too little food during the pattern set up period and the body processes food too slowly and ...

...immune systems. According to recent research ot'Devendra Singh, an evolutionary psychologist at the University of Texas at Austin, college-aged women and men agree that curvaceous women (whether of normal weight, underweight, or overweight) are more attractive, healthier, and more capable of producing children than less curvaceous women. What makes these findings really interesting is that they are borne out by medical data. ...

...superior immune systems. According to recent research ot'Devendra Singh, an evolutionary psychologist at the University of Texas at Austin, college-aged women and men agree that curvaceous women (whether of normal weight, underweight, or overweight) are more attractive, healthier, and more capable of producing children than less curvaceous women. What makes these findings really interesting is that they are borne out by medical data. Women...