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wumi
18y ago
http://wholehealthsource.blogspot.com/2008/09/inactivity-and... overweight predicts inactivity but inactivity does not predict overweight. With the usual caveat that these are just associations, this is not consistent with the idea that
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wumi
18y ago
Seeing as JG is part of Obama's tech team, it probably does. He's part of the crew behind launchbox digital.
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Lean Startup presentation for Maples Investments by Steve Blank and Eric Ries
(slideshare.net)
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20 Ideas for Social Entrepreneurs
(appfrica.net)
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18y ago
"Our philosophy is to not let anyone amazing get away, even if we don’t technically have an open position for you." Reminds me of NFL teams who draft the best player available, regardless of position/needs on the team.
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wumi
18y ago
when I had bronchitis, my doctor told me "I can give you antibiotics and it will go away in three weeks. You can go without antibiotics and it will still go away in three weeks. What do you want to do?" I declined.
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wumi
18y ago
I laughed
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18y ago
desire trumps ability
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Featured Greasemonkey User Script: Add Google Calendar and Reader to Your Gmail
(lifehacker.com)
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18y ago
To be fair, with the skyrocketing cost of tuition, so increases the value of a full-tuition (and room & board) scholarship. While the athletes 'don't earn a red cent,' it is fair to say that they get compensated in many other ways, one
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wumi
18y ago
Peter, Out of curiosity, what kind of biking? Bikers (myself including when I was riding pretty religiously) are notorious for getting great workouts, but never hitting the core muscles (something about being hunched over, I guess, doesn't
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‘Get in Shape’ #7: Strength & Flexibility - Don’t shirk your core muscles.
(davidadewumi.com)
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18y ago
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'Get in Shape' #6: Training:‘Showing Up is Not Half the Battle’
(davidadewumi.com)
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Get in Shape #4: Trust Your Training, Trust Your Equipment
(davidadewumi.com)
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Motivation = Decision before Action — ‘How do I Get in Shape?’–Excercise Hacks for Entrepreneurs
(davidadewumi.com)
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18y ago
I'll ignore your "endurance athletes have health problems" phrase. Not sure how you are defining an "endurance event" nor sure if there's any empirical data to back that up. The idea of the post, is not for those, such as yourself apparentl
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Couple comments to clear things up: 1. Weightlifting I said "...have a good strength training program. You don’t need a gym membership — but it’s easier to use weights than gravity, especially with core muscles. I made a comment about lifti
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KKR - the idea here is to get in shape, not maintain a reasonable level of fitness. While certainly 1/2 hour 2x/week is better than no work outs at all, it's not the quickest way to get in shape. That being said, I do advocate start slowly
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I have, but oddly enough not to track workouts, but just nutrition. Quick & easy way to keep track of calories consumed, proteins, carbs, etc.
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18y ago
In the post about strength & training, I was going to discuss this very point. My point is still that lifting by itself is not a complete work out. I lift regularly, for a number of benefits, including the one you mentioned. But to the
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speek, the point of the post is to help people get back in shape, not necessarily so they don't 'look like a chicken.' that being said, lifting weights, as i'm sure you know from your rowing experience, is not a substitute for other forms o
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How do I get in shape? Excercise Hack for Entrepreneurs
(davidadewumi.com)
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Video Game Helps Math Students Vanquish an Archfiend - Algebra
(nytimes.com)
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Venture Capitalists Are Hearing Footsteps
(dealbook.blogs.nytimes.com)
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the thought of glow in the dark rounds as tracers actually sounds quite amusing. I just remarked that it's going to be harder than it seems, nobody said anything about fun. airsoft by its nature is silly and unrealistic. so is laser tag, pa
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you ever used NVDs? I think it's difficult to understand for those who haven't tried them out. Even with a good set of NVDs, like the PVS-7 or PVS-14, its still a bit difficult to get oriented, and depth perception -- well good luck with th
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really? you will not be shooting accurately (if there is such a thing in airsoft) with limited to no depth perception. decent NVDs pick up ambient light, even more advanced ones thermal imaging systems. read up on it :) http://en.wikipedia
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Pentadyne Power raises $22M for flywheel energy storage
(venturebeat.com)
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12:13 PDT 4 articles in the top 60 listings on hacker news (and only one on the front page) about financial or political news. doesn't seem too out-of-whack.
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Creating Startups in Gray Areas
(centernetworks.com)
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