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Health web site Diet.com's Nutrition on the Go service provides nutritional values for food items on popular restaurant menus via a simple text message. To use it, just text the name of the restaurant and the menu item you're looking for to DIET1 (34381)—for example, "mcdonalds southwest chicken salad." Diet.com will text you back with the nutritional values of your item, namely calories, fat, carbs, and protein. Granted, most restaurants (fast food, at least) should have that information available, but if you want a quick look-up in the drive-through or you don't want to be the one who makes employees blow the dust off the nutritional info, Nutrition on the Go seems like a service worth adding to your contacts.
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Want to get more than just behind on your work from idly browsing the web? The Simple Dollar weblog shares a few tips for getting both personal and professional value from your "wasted" web time. The post suggests several different methods for getting more from your browsing, most of which revolve around participating on the web rather than just consuming—whether that involves social bookmarking, commenting and sharing your knowledge, or befriending others with similar interests. If you're a pro at squeezing value out of your web surfing (hey, you read Lifehacker, right?), let's hear your tips in the comments.
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Metro Detroit home values stumbled to a new low in January, as the U.S. housing market got the year off to a dismal start.
Among
the 20 major cities surveyed for the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price
Index, Detroit ranked last with an index of 66.02. The region's previous
low was 66.47 in December. Case-Shiller uses home values from January
2000 as a starting point of 100 — anything higher shows a gain, and
anything lower is a loss. Compared with other major cities, Detroit is
much lower.
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