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Here's a link to the AppStore Review guidelines: https://developer.apple.com/appstore/resources/approval/guid...
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Also an interesting note on vegans: "One surprising finding, Dr. Hazen said, was how a long-term diet that includes meat affected the amount of TMAO-producing bacteria in the gut and thus magnified the risk. In the study, when longtime meat
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Here's some highlights from the article for those seeing the wsj paywall: "Doctors have long assumed that saturated fat and cholesterol in red meat are what raise the risk of heart disease. But a study in the journal Nature Medicine fingers
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Working out at home, I think, you're going to have to make some compromises especially if you don't want a lot of equipment. Equipment helps because you can lift heavier weights than body weight exercises and that will kickstart muscle gro
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I wouldn't suggest going to failure on squats if you're lifting solo at home. Some people are advocates of HVT (High Volume Training) and it seems to have results as well. I think going to failure on one set is more of a preference thing
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I also found it difficult to learn the lifts from the Starting Strength book, so I bought the DVD and it was very helpful.
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The blog post had some decent information but I think it was a bit scattered to me. Here are the key principles to gaining muscle with the least resistance (in my opinion): 1. Lift heavy as possible - you'll have a difficult time stimulati
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A word of caution... StrongLifts and Starting Strength promote advanced compound motions (ie., deadlift, bench press, squat, etc). So, it's great to kick start your muscle growth mechanism and gain strength. It's hard to argue against the
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Just curious what's your monetization plan? (I noticed it's free right now.)
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Teaser by Elon Musk - Ask HN: What could it possibly be?(twitter.com)
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Anybody have any idea on what eCPM Amazon can offer on it's mobile ads?
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A Tesla Model S and solar power is a great combo. Congrats! How do you like your Model S so far? Does it meet your expectations?
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I was also thinking it might be difficult to keep up a 5pm sleep time during the summer months when the sun sets later. But if you had a sound-proof bedroom that was pitch dark (some crazy shades that blocked all light), then I would imagi
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I would imagine one of the weaknesses of this kind of schedule is the variations that occur when you have an evening function that you just need to go to, ie., birthday party of your best friend. And what happens when you have a few evenin
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That's why I'd love to hear from the founders of Posterous themselves and why they sold, and they state of their company/users when they sold. I'm interested in this field of blogging/self-publishing and want to know what business model ca
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk is right to battle bad review of the Model S, experts say(mercurynews.com)
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Sure, but if they were able to get into the top 500 shouldn't that be a business worth more than $10m? Especially since it's user created content, and if they do it right they could keep rising in the ranks of top sites. I'm curious if the
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Can somebody please help me out? I'm confused here. I thought Posterous (before being acquired by Twitter) was doing quite well and was seen as the biggest competitor to Tumbler. It would seem that Posterous had a ton of users (would lov
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Test drive: DC to Boston in a Tesla Model S(money.cnn.com)
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I downloaded the iPhone app and tried it out. I'm actually quite impressed. The interactions are quite speedy and the app has a "native" feel to it. It also helps that the design of the app is quite nicely done. I've been a big proponent
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That makes sense. I figure since most of the pages are web views, it wouldn't be that difficult to release an Android version when/if needed.
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You can make an argument that 37 Signals is still keeping with their web app philosophy. For their new iPhone app, it's a web app with an advanced native wrapper & navigation functions.
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For those interested, here's an interview with Elon Musk on CNBC this morning. He explains his reasoning pretty clearly. http://video.cnbc.com/gallery/?video=3000147320 I'm sure Elon Musk and Tesla are glad that they have the data logs f
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An Evening with Elon Musk at the Computer History Museum(youtube.com)
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startups, productivity, apple - http://www.heydave.org
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Patent Trolls Eat Startups First. Here’s What You Can Do About It(techcrunch.com)
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How Google 'Ad Cops' Police Web for Bad Ads(business.time.com)
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Top Health and Fitness Documentaries(manbicep.com)
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You might want to try out low weights but lots of reps. See my reply above about trying out low weights, high reps to the point of exhaustion.
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This is a great article especially because it: 1. explains the supercompensation period and how to time your workouts. 2. champions free weights and resistance exercise. 3. explains injuries and gives some practical exercises to strengthen

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