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Music for your workout?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Nick Apr 22, 2010. 43 Replies 0 Likes
International Relations and Zombies
Started this discussion. Last reply by Robert Disque Aug 20, 2009. 11 Replies 0 Likes
Spartan Sense of Humor
Started this discussion. Last reply by Bela Trimmel Jan 7, 2010. 5 Replies 0 Likes
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Bela Trimmel replied to Travis Smith's discussion What music do you cook to?"When I listen to music, I'll put it on the alternative station on cable. But like William, I often drown the music out from the dish washing."
Bela Trimmel replied to Peter O'Reilly's discussion Sleep Deprivation"I use to stay up all night when I'd fly home from graduate school. So, I'd wake up at about 10am the morning before the flight and I'd end up going to bed at about 2am the morning that I'd get home. So, about 40 hours straight.…"
Nick replied to Bela Trimmel's discussion Music for your workout?"Pretty much Slipknot and Deftones exclusively when I'm running. Nothing when I am lifting. No particular reason why, that's just the way I have always done things."
Isaac Ohman replied to Bela Trimmel's discussion Music for your workout?"read the rest of the blog. it's obviously a joke."
Andrew B replied to Bela Trimmel's discussion Music for your workout?"When I do cardio, I listen to a play list of mine that is mostly Jimmy Buffett and Kenny Chesney. I live in New England, and they make me think of running by a beach."
Kevin Huang replied to Bela Trimmel's discussion Music for your workout?"The guy listens to Clay Aiken when he works out? Fired."
Isaac Ohman replied to Bela Trimmel's discussion Music for your workout?"This guy sums up how to best select music for a workout."
Isaac Ohman replied to Bela Trimmel's discussion Music for your workout?"I would argue that you added 2" by lifting weight.
I know some studies have been done to plants and the scientists/propagators played Anthrax (low-grade 80's thrash) for one group of plants and classical for the other. The obvious flaw in…"
g2920 replied to Bela Trimmel's discussion Music for your workout?"http://www.djsteveboy.com/podrunner.html
It has helped me in the gym immensely. The beat never drops for an hour: which keeps your heart rate up in cardio and the breaks you take in between sets are shorter. No time to think about anything else…"
Bela Trimmel replied to Brett McKay's discussion How Do You Want to Go Out?"I've considered the green burial. I have also considered being cremated and having my ashes spread at two spots: Neyland Stadium or Stamford Bridge. While Neyland is a lot more logical, I would love to see whoever gets stuck holding the ashes,…"
Bela Trimmel replied to Ray Daniels's discussion Where did you get your attitude toward sex/sexuality?"Yes! Curse such eloquence!"
Bela Trimmel replied to Frank Ramaglia's discussion The Pipe...."I don't usually care my pipe with me. Therefore, I only have it on the porch outside the apartment. I use to sit in the breezeway of my dorm with my tea and have it, back in the day."
Bela Trimmel replied to LShieldes's discussion Never assume"I taught kids in a summer program two years ago and one of our instructors during staff training rammed the mantra of "hurry up and wait" into our head. I thought it was total BS until we are trying to load the buses to come back from the…"
Bela Trimmel replied to Alex Romo's discussion What's your manly hobby?"Soccer, writing, and boxing. Those are the three things that are keeping me going right now."
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Anonymous Facebook Employee Says Company Abuses Private Data
Posted on January 12, 2010 at 2:09am 0 Comments 0 Likes
http://gawker.com/5445592/why-you-shouldnt-trust-facebook-with-your-data-an-employees-revelations
Follow the link above to an interesting article from the Gawker site.
I am pretty sure that most of the people that use the site, saw an event like this occurring at some point. I am also pretty sure that some, if not a lot, of people are going to argue that their… Continue
Follow the link above to an interesting article from the Gawker site.
I am pretty sure that most of the people that use the site, saw an event like this occurring at some point. I am also pretty sure that some, if not a lot, of people are going to argue that their… Continue
Thinking About Law School? I'd Think Long and Hard About It.
Posted on January 8, 2010 at 4:30am 1 Comment 0 Likes
http://cominganarchy.com/2010/01/08/the-legal-profession-must-be-saved-from-itself/
I have two friends who are currently in law school and after reading this, I wonder if either of them will end up on my couch at some point in the future. I'm not going to lie, I'd rather see Heidi when I wake in the morning as opposed to Josh and his missus. I'd probably be the one on the damn couch if… Continue
I have two friends who are currently in law school and after reading this, I wonder if either of them will end up on my couch at some point in the future. I'm not going to lie, I'd rather see Heidi when I wake in the morning as opposed to Josh and his missus. I'd probably be the one on the damn couch if… Continue
Problems? What Problems? I Have Opportunities: The Art of Re-framing
Posted on January 3, 2010 at 12:42am 1 Comment 0 Likes
Most of us have problems. I know! Shocking isn't it? And whenever it seems like one problem gets taken care of, we have another one that sprouts up in its place.
I had a conversation with a friend once who, while engaged in a lively debate about the purpose of life, queried, "for what would life be if not a series of problems?"
I got to admit, I ran with his logic for a long time. I always had problems. People at work were a problem. Stuff at home was a problem. My love… Continue
I had a conversation with a friend once who, while engaged in a lively debate about the purpose of life, queried, "for what would life be if not a series of problems?"
I got to admit, I ran with his logic for a long time. I always had problems. People at work were a problem. Stuff at home was a problem. My love… Continue
An Introductory Note
Posted on January 2, 2010 at 1:37am 2 Comments 0 Likes
Hello, all!
While I am weary that I will keep this blog current or that anyone will find it amusing, I will try and be somewhat interesting and offer insight into just about any topic.
A bit of information about myself seems to be in order. My name is Bela and a I am a twenty five year old gentleman from Tennessee. I have my BA in political science and am currently working toward finishing my thesis for my MS in applied intelligence.
I have two strong interests… Continue
While I am weary that I will keep this blog current or that anyone will find it amusing, I will try and be somewhat interesting and offer insight into just about any topic.
A bit of information about myself seems to be in order. My name is Bela and a I am a twenty five year old gentleman from Tennessee. I have my BA in political science and am currently working toward finishing my thesis for my MS in applied intelligence.
I have two strong interests… Continue
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 6:28am on February 10, 2010,
Michael J. Austin said… - HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!!!
- At 4:46am on February 10, 2010,
thehuhman said… - Hope you have an awesome birthday today, Bela!
- At 2:34am on February 10, 2010,
Brett McKay said… - Happy Birthday, Bela! I hope you have a good one.
- At 9:07pm on July 18, 2009, thehuhman said…
- Welcome to the AoM Community, Bela.
...btw, if you haven't already, you may want to visit the introductions page too. Here's a LINK>
Latest Activity
Vytautas replied to Vytautas's discussion Favorite Author in the group Latin"Ah but it's a damn good poem! But no wonder it was never translated until the late 1900s. Nearly 20 centuries of censorship!
But despite some prudishness, it's very important for discussing the relationship between poet, persona, and…"
"Nowhere in the Bible does it say we are to tell someone we love them. Words can be said, but the intent of one's heart may not line up with them. And that can be deliberate or unintentional.
One's actions normally…"
Harbinger of Naughtforge commented on Leif Gunnar Selberg's blog post should I help younger brother become smoker?"It is never too late to destroy yourself yet if you wish to build yourself you ought to refrain from useless and negative activities. Does he want to have a badly functioning body?"
Dallas the Phallus replied to Dallas the Phallus's discussion Tamar Gendler: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Politics and Economics in the group Autodidacts"I thought it was a good lecture, too. Though this was my first introduction to Rawls and Nozick (I knew of Hobbs). I have no education in any economic theories, nor have I read any of the classics of economics, though I have read a little about…"
Nick H replied to Larry's discussion Do you love your Christian brothers? in the group Christian Men
Charles Matulewicz replied to Slacker's discussion Taking credit for community projects? in the group Freemasonry"Brother, I think it would not be wrong. You are not taking anything from the community that you are servicing.
I would be interested if you could send me a link to the Americorps program. I think there are many Brothers in my lodge who would be…"
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