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Hi Johny,

There actually are anchor tags for each section buried
in the html, it's just a pain (and error prone) to get
at them.

Case in point, the first link I sent out in the web
site update this morning should have been:

http://www.nosdiet.com/#problem_worth_solving

instead of #problem_work_solving

I guess I should stick in a table of contents with
links to the anchors to make it easier for people
(including myself) to get at these anchors. My one
reservation is that I think TOCs can scare people off.
But I'll figure out something. Thanks for raising the
issue.

Reinhard

--- johnny_vague <johnny_vague@...> wrote:
> --- In , Maxine Smith
> <maxsteinmetz@y...
> > wrote:
> > You may want to check on that fish thing. They
> have had reports here 
> > recently about the mercury in fish and how it is
> not good for you. So
> > there are certain kinds you need to watch how much
> you eat of.
> 
> The latest mercury issues was with Farmed Salmon
> (what you usually get
> in the store). Farmed atlantic salmon in particular
> had high levels of
> mercury. 
> 
> http://www.cbc.ca/stories/2004/01/08/salmon040108
> 
> Most ocean fish has some mercury in them. You should
> be able to get a
> listing of safe ammounts to eat from your
> Government. 
> 
> > I have also heard that peanut butter is good for
> you specially for 
> > woman. Im going to try to start incorporating it
> in my meals. And I 
> > think the s diet said no snacks unless it is a
> piece of fruit. 
> 
> One of the nice things about the diet being up
> online is that you can
> go and check: 
> 
> http://www.nosdiet.com
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> What do you mean by "snacks?"
> 
> Snacks are "when," not "what." Pretzels with lunch
> is lunch.
> 
> What about healthy snacks?
> 
> Eat healthy meals. If you know you have just three,
> you'll make them
> count. I'm perfectly aware that an orange between
> meals is not going
> kill you, that, taken in itself, it's perfectly
> healthy. But the idea
> is to have the orange instead of, not in addition
> to, and in
> justification of, some unhealthy part of your meal.
> The problem is
> primarily one of self-discipline, and if you start
> making all kinds of
> exceptions, you'll fail.
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> 
> Reinhard, have you ever thought of adding in Anchors
> to each section
> so they can be pointed to directly?
> 
> --j
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