Amukamara revamped his diet, disciplining himself to avoid the McDonald 'slocated three minutes from his home in Secaucus, N.J., a sacrifice he said was influenced by punter Steve Weatherford.
But the bottom line is almost always the same: losing weight and keeping it off is a matter of diet, exercise and discipline.
Ward calls on insurers to follow a "strict diet of underwriting discipline" to ensure they survive the crisis with their balance sheets intact.
They have to do with rules changes, body type, hard work and discipline, diet and the emergence over the past two decades of role models like Kristi Yamaguchi and Michelle Kwan of the United States and Midori Ito of Japan.
One participant had to "modify the way we eat and just get on with it", another decried that "it stopped me eating chocolate", while another noted that he and his "shouldn't be eating that – we have cut out butter" Linked to this 'deficit' approach to modifying diet was the discipline that these participants spoke of bringing to their diabetes.
That mentality meant that, in 2013, after committing himself to a strictly disciplined diet to control his Crohn's, Jawad set a world record.
Mrs. Graebner is a large woman with a strikingly attractive face, curiously like Carole's, and she, too, is a dieter of fearful discipline.
His existence comprises a string of indignities: he's warned by his doctor that he's a "ticking time bomb" on account of his diet; he's disciplined by a superior for his performance at work; and, most gallingly, he is publicly humiliated by a former student, now a cocky, irritatingly successful young director.
The monastic diet is also disciplined: There is no meat on Wednesdays and Fridays, when the brothers also have a noontime meal called a "fast day meal," made of beans and cornbread, or soup and rice, which saves the brothers money that they give to charity.
Has this something to do with discipline, with diet, with arbitrary authority?
