Posts Tagged ‘down’

Home loans: Should owners sell, pay down debt, or go delinquent?
Home loans pose quandaries for three owners in this reader mailbag. They can afford to pay down the home loans, but should they?

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Trinity Valley needs OT to down Lady ‘Cats
TYLER — Big-game experience and roster depth enabled Trinity Valley Community College to outlast Lon Morris College 79-75 in the finals of the Region XIV Women’s Basketball Championship at Herrington Patriot Center at UT-Tyler on Monday night.  

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When it comes to sports disappointments, just turn that frown upside down: Bud Shaw’s Sports Spin
The Cavaliers aren’t the only ones who can use a little revisionist history, sports columnist Bud Shaw writes in his Spin column.

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Can you squat to pick something up faster than gravity pulls you to the surface. I get that gravity pulls at a constant rate of 9.806 meters per seconds squared but does gravity still pull you while you are squatting down?


Just a video of me stepping up, then stepping back down from a weight bench while in a handstand position. If you have a solid handstand pushup, the technique isn’t too difficult. Just come at the bench stomach first, put one hand up, lower your chest to the edge of the bench, then get the other hand up. See, what did I tell you… easy! ;o)

2010 BCS National Championship Game: Auburn Versus Oregon Break Down Prediction
Somewhere in the desert there is a Shaman who is sitting, legs crossed, in a traditional Navajo dwelling. As he blows smoke from his lungs into the air he wafts it with his free hand conjuring up visions of winners and losers. The visitors wearing orange, blue, green and yellow are on the edge of their knees sweating with anticipation of interpretation.   What will he say? Who will get the nod …

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Handstand walking down stairs. An old video. I am much faster and stronger now :)

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“Knock it down” – A military slang for pushups. This video clearly depicts the course of army. And I was a PTI, so i know how it went. Enjoy guys!


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How many of us have set a goal to get to 500 hindu squats and 250 hindu push-ups only to fall short? Well I have prepared a method I call “Climbing Down the Mountain” and if you can do 100 hindu squats and 50 hindu push-ups without stopping, you should be able to get to 500 and 250 respectively in a couple days no problem (but you will be sore once you first try) In calculus (and in order theory too) there is a concept called “monotonicity”. We are going to leverage the concept of a “monotonically decreasing sequence” and borrow a concept from stochastic calculus called a “jump process” make the “reps” in our “set” curve match our goal of 500 hindu squats and 250 hindu push-ups. Math jargon aside, you need to be able to do 100 hindu squats continuously. Likewise, you need to be able to do 50 hindu push-ups continuously without stopping. This how your sets for squats should proceed: 100 squats 90 80 70 60 40 (this is our jump, just to keep us at 500 total squats) 30 20 10 Viola! You just did 500 squats. Here’s the key: as you get better and better, shrink the rest periods toward zero and you will soon be doing 500 continuous hindu squats. Here are the Hindu push-up sets/reps: 50 push-ups 45 40 35 30 20 15 10 5 Now this method can be applied to any bodyweight exercise to give you an AMAZINGLY quick increase in the quantity of reps. I’ve applied this same formula to pull-ups with similar success. Simply find your one set max reps, and climb down the mountain. Each week test your one set max reps (the number should increase) and climb down from there! That calculus class in high school actually had some sort of real world value after all. . . !


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