It says average weight loss, not total (or combined) weight loss. In other words, based on the wording, one has to assume that each of the 35 people lost on average 20 pounds. That's the only way the word "average" makes any mathematical sense in that sentence. Otherwise, if the total weight loss was known to be 20 pounds there would be no need to mention "average", as it would be the average of... what exactly?
Lots of self-proclaimed coffee lovers are also some of the most mind-numbingly condescending, arrogant people. Fortunately this video is not only refreshingly honest-to-goodness, but is also full of well-thought-through advice and uh, is HD as hell.
Pedestrian crossings with timers exist in Singapore. They are tremendously helpful for 2 reasons : a) To help pedestrians judge if they can make it across b) To alleviate the impatience of anyone waiting.
Sometimes all we need is to know how long more something will take to alleviate our impatience. We don't always need it to be faster.
That he is socially inept and/or an attention-seeking desperate loser should not unduly be attributed to his high intelligence. Mitch is right. Smells like sour grapes all around.
Part convenience.
Entirely neat.
a) To help pedestrians judge if they can make it across
b) To alleviate the impatience of anyone waiting.
Sometimes all we need is to know how long more something will take to alleviate our impatience. We don't always need it to be faster.