Fitbit Charge HR
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HebburnMackem
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I'm afraid that the SMB verification board requires proof of this fact madam. The usual term and requirement is "pics".I'm a woman, my loop is toasty warm thank you very much !
look out piano
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Already done many moons ago, I've been in @Dave Herbal 's shed anarl - he can verify that I am indeed a lady
HebburnMackem
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A second euphemism on this thread?Already done many moons ago, I've been in @Dave Herbal 's shed anarl - he can verify that I am indeed a lady
look out piano
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Nope
HebburnMackem
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Sorry I've watched too many carry on films when I was growing up.. I see euphemisms everywhere!Nope
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HebburnMackem
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via the back door! Boosh!
NewAdventuresInWiFi
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The perfect hat trick!!
sima-hebburn
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I have a Polar Loop, it tells me when its "time to move" and issues me with "inactivity stamps" when I'm being lazy
you want a one that tells you when your pissed
Tracking your blood alcohol level is never a bad idea, but huffing, puffing and whipping out a breathlyzer isn't always an option. Looking to unearth a more inconspicuous way of keeping an eye on things, the National Health Institute's Wearable Alcohol Biosensor Challenge put the call out for non-invasive solutions to this problem, and has now selected its winner. The wrist-worn BACtrack Skyn pairs with an app to offer real-time monitoring of alcohol levels, even alerting the user's phone when they are drinking too hard.
http://www.gizmag.com/alcohol-brace...ail&utm_term=0_65b67362bd-3811852f12-92374509
look out piano
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Cool, but I only drink on a weekend and I dread to think of the reading the thing would give me just before bedtime on a Saturday nightyou want a one that tells you when your pissed
Tracking your blood alcohol level is never a bad idea, but huffing, puffing and whipping out a breathlyzer isn't always an option. Looking to unearth a more inconspicuous way of keeping an eye on things, the National Health Institute's Wearable Alcohol Biosensor Challenge put the call out for non-invasive solutions to this problem, and has now selected its winner. The wrist-worn BACtrack Skyn pairs with an app to offer real-time monitoring of alcohol levels, even alerting the user's phone when they are drinking too hard.
http://www.gizmag.com/alcohol-brace...ail&utm_term=0_65b67362bd-3811852f12-92374509
sima-hebburn
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Cool, but I only drink on a weekend and I dread to think of the reading the thing would give me just before bedtime on a Saturday night
be good to set this up , so you can't drive your car if you get to a certain level then your mrs get's a email of app with your level saying you need a driver tonight
HebburnMackem
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Nee point in me getting that as it would always be positive anyway.you want a one that tells you when your pissed
Tracking your blood alcohol level is never a bad idea, but huffing, puffing and whipping out a breathlyzer isn't always an option. Looking to unearth a more inconspicuous way of keeping an eye on things, the National Health Institute's Wearable Alcohol Biosensor Challenge put the call out for non-invasive solutions to this problem, and has now selected its winner. The wrist-worn BACtrack Skyn pairs with an app to offer real-time monitoring of alcohol levels, even alerting the user's phone when they are drinking too hard.
http://www.gizmag.com/alcohol-brace...ail&utm_term=0_65b67362bd-3811852f12-92374509
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Had mine months. Team it with my fitness pal and you are on your way to good health
HebburnMackem
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I've had the Fitbit zip for a couple of years and run it with the Fitbit App, Endomondo, MyFitnessPal and they all talk to each other
HebburnMackem
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Nice. I might have went for that one but I wanted the HR monitor too.I opted for the Fitbit Alta instead... Loving it so far
Said this before but mine flagged my thyroid disorder before via my heart rate which I'm now being treated for.
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