LifeGuard, that's pretty sweet, bro. I just have one technical exception to which I'd like to call attention.
That is, the blue number that is labeled as Final BMR is actually incorrectly labeled. As you indicated above, the Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) is the number you get with the Harris-Benedict equation. When you add in activity factors, exercise and the thermic effect of food, you get the resultant Total Daily Energy Expenditure (or some equivalent).
BMR and Resting Metabolic Rate--while not completely identical--represent the amount of energy that one expends to carry on normal physiological processes.
I really hate to get all nit-picky--especially with such a cool and useful program--but I do think it's important in this case to have the terminology sound.
Anyway, LifeGuard, excellent job...Karma for you.