Is the DDR calorie count thing accurate?
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i doubt it, cause everyone burns a different amount of calories depending on their size and how in shape they are.  the calories on that are for like an average person...
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It is impossible to know what calories are in what foods as the foods use different ingredients so it will vary from place to place.\n\nYou can 'guess' by getting the list of ingredients and then listing how many calories they have, but its probably not accurate.\n\nSome restaurants have calorie list of their foods by request.
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They are fairly accurate for macronutrients.  They won't necessarily list all the micronutrients, however.  If it says 0g fat, you should read the label because they are allowed to round down fat grams and there could still be oil.  \n\nBallpark figures should be sufficient for calorie tracking however, you really should be eating within a range of calories each day not a specific number, since even the calories in say, an apple are determined by taking the average of many apples and your apple might have a few more or a few less calories than that average.
56589
Well it really depends what you eat.  If you eat chocolate, potatoes chips and donuts all day, it doesn't really matter if you count calories or not as you'll always be in a calorie surplus.  If you consistently make wise food choices, no carbs after 6pm, only complex carbs before 6pm, lean meats, fish and plenty of veggies, eating several small meals and in moderation, then you will likely never have to count calories as long as you're physically active everday.  \n\nI've never counted calories a day in my life because my activity levels are always high and I only eat junk maybe one day per week.  \n\nHere are some links to help you out.\n\nCalculate Your BMR & AMR\nhttp://preventdisease.com/healthtools/articles/bmr.html\n\n5 Keys to Effective Weight Loss\nhttp://preventdisease.com/fitness/weightloss/articles/5keys.html\n\nWeight Management Issues\nhttp://preventdisease.com/fitness/weightloss/articles/management.html
620603
no.  you should be more concerned with the total # of calories you are consuming and at what time.
332897
if the ram chip doesnt say the capacity on it, there rly is no way of u knowing how much memory its holding unless u install it onto a motherboard and check, unless it has some kinda serial number on it, and u look it up on the net, but i doubt that highly.
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ddr and sd ram are both synchronous -- meaning that\nrather than responding as soon as an input signal\nchanges, they respond based on a clock cycle.  sd ram\ncan respond once per clock, whereas ddr (double data rate)\ncan transmit data on both the rising and falling edge of\nthe clock.\n\nddr2 is the same design as ddr (synchronous, both edges),\nbut it has been modified to run at a higher clock rate.\nFor large transfers, it can simply transmit more data\nin a fixed amount of time.\n\nYour computer was designed for some fixed types of memory.\nIf it was designed for a synchronous interface, then\nyou had better use synchronous memory.  Similarly, if\nit was only designed for only ddr memory, then it's not \nlikely to work with ddr2.\n\nAs for mixing *sizes* of memory, let your machine specs\nbe your guide :-)  I have worked on servers which required\nmemory to be installed in banks of 2 or 4 slots at a time\n(and each of those had to be identical).  On the other\nhand, I have a 256MB and a 512MB in an old laptop, and\nthat works fine.  My point is that where ever you buy \nyour memory should be able to look up what is supported\non your particular machine.
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Nope.  Look at an exercise table and it will tell you how long you have to do a given activity to burn so many calories.  A small portion of ice cream probably has 200 calories, which you would have ro run for say a couple of hours for to burn.  Exercise is good, dieting is better, and both is best.
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http://www.newjumpswing.com/pdnvegetarianism/caloriecounter.htm\n\na site that tells you how many calories you burn depending on your weight and time.  Good luck I hope you reach your goal
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Yes, these two memories have nothing to do with each other.  The DDR2 memory is controled by the motherboard and used by the OS. The memory on your vid card is controlled by the card.
315183
watch your calories as much as possable ?
839377
Look at the nutrition label on the side of the box. Look under where it says 1 serving. One of the first things listed should be calories. NOw, the box will have two calorie measurments (usually) you want the one under kcal. SO if it says 100 you know how many is in the food.\nNot all foods you eat will have calories listed, such as at restraunts ect. This site has an estimate of how many calories is in all types of food! including fast food\nhttp://www.thecaloriecounter.com/\nThis site tells you how many calories you need to eat to MAINTAIN weight\nhttp://www.cancer.org/docroot/PED/content/PED_6_1x_Calorie_Calculator.asp\nYes it is true! a 3500 calorie deficiency (through a combo of excercise and eating les than to maintain weight will lose you a pound. To calculate calories buruned doing certain activities, go here!\nhttp://www.primusweb.com/fitnesspartner/jumpsite/calculat.htm\n\nAnd no, if you excercise you cannot eat what you like if you want to lose weight to the person who said you can
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I think there's a program called "MemTest" or "RamTest" or something along those lines.  Basically, look for some freeware that tests it - usually can be found on any of the "tech" sites.\n\nEdit: Yes, it is "MemTest" - I just "googled" it.  You may want to do the same.
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LOL DDR and SDRAM are two totally different things.  DDR is Dual or Double Data Rate.  SDRAM is Synchronous Dynamic RAM.  You can have DDR SDRAM.  You need to find out if your computer supports DDR or SDR (single data rate), then see what the max allowable size for each memory bank is on your PC.  If it supports up to 512MB and DDR, you should be able to use it.  Also, the speed comes into factor.  What speed of RAM does your motherboard support PC 2100, 2700, 3200, etc?\n\nDDR SDRAM\nSDR SDRAM  \n\nconfusing because of the SDR acronym in both Single Data Rate and Synchronous Dynamic Random...  this is why you are getting icorrect answers.
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Correct me if I am wrong, but I dont think Weight Watchers is a calorie based diet.\n\nObviously calories do matter, but I dont think there is a related point system calories v points.
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I like http://www.calorielab.com\n\nJust type in the food you are seeking calorie count for and you'll get more info than you imagined...lol!
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Some of that is old stuff.\n\nSTAT II is the up and coming thing instead of ATA 100\n\nWhat is the RAM?  DDRII?  That's new, also.  DDR is old and SIMM is ancient!\n\nThe CPU is 64 bit ready, correct?