Their books are clearly remaindered from UC Sunnydale.
Friday, April 06, 2012
One reason 'Community' is awesome.
Labels:
joss whedon,
tv
Thursday, April 05, 2012
Training.
4/5 - rest/free/off
4/4 - 45m clinch/pummel/plumb/duck under & arm drag drills
4/3 - PT II - 60m grappling
PT I - press 80x12/9/4, ring dips 7/5/5/5/3, Grip/CoCt 7/6/5/4/3, neck nods & rotations 75, wrist roller 10x2, neck harness 25x25
Tuesday, April 03, 2012
Re-invent yourself by changing locations.
Works for corporations as well.
[Click to enlarge, of course.]
Labels:
drugs,
psychology
Monday, April 02, 2012
Training.
4/2 - PT II - PruFit - 3 rounds med ball slams/sandbag lunges/pullups/run a lap
PT I - pullups w/40lb weight vest 8/4/4/4, db dl 180x6/10[with hooks]/4, hyperx w/10lb med ball 12/8, db pullover 30x20
4/1 - rest day - lighter volume/deload/recovery this next week as I wrap up the first 3 month program of training in the year. Think after a week deload I'll start running a round of P90X before the summer/for some general athletic conditioning/before I have to pack up the weights for shipping to the next post.
3/31 - PT II - 2x2m rounds boxing pad work, 2x2m rounds kickboxing thai pad work, jump rope, band throws, pullups x2
PT I - db dl 3x15, calf raises 3x20, 13m light shadowboxing
3/30 - PT II - grappling 60m
PT I - Back: Low pulley pull (1 x 12) / lat pull-down (1 x 12) / two dumbbell bench rows (1 x 12)
Triceps: Close-grip dip (1 x 12) / rope pull-down (1 x 12) / kickbacks (1 x 12)
Forearms: Barbell wrist curl (1 x 12) / reverse barbell curl (1 x 12) / zottman curls (1 x 12)
shadowboxing (13 minutes)
3/29 - PT III - PruFit - all exercises 50x - dips, side raises, lunges, jumping jacks, pushups, pullups, air squats, situps, mountain climbers
PT II - repeat PT I
PT I - Chest: Wide-grip dips (1 x 12) / wide-grip neck press (1 x 12) / incline dumbbell press (1 x 12) / wide push-ups (1 x 12) Shoulders: Side swings (1 x 8 each side) / shoulder row (1 x 12) / side laterals (1 x 12) / bent over dumbbell laterals (1 x 12) Biceps: Preacher curl (1 x 12) / drag curl (1 x 12) / incline curls (1 x 12) / seated dumbbell curls (1 x 12) shadowboxing (13 minutes)
PT I - pullups w/40lb weight vest 8/4/4/4, db dl 180x6/10[with hooks]/4, hyperx w/10lb med ball 12/8, db pullover 30x20
4/1 - rest day - lighter volume/deload/recovery this next week as I wrap up the first 3 month program of training in the year. Think after a week deload I'll start running a round of P90X before the summer/for some general athletic conditioning/before I have to pack up the weights for shipping to the next post.
3/31 - PT II - 2x2m rounds boxing pad work, 2x2m rounds kickboxing thai pad work, jump rope, band throws, pullups x2
PT I - db dl 3x15, calf raises 3x20, 13m light shadowboxing
3/30 - PT II - grappling 60m
PT I - Back: Low pulley pull (1 x 12) / lat pull-down (1 x 12) / two dumbbell bench rows (1 x 12)
Triceps: Close-grip dip (1 x 12) / rope pull-down (1 x 12) / kickbacks (1 x 12)
Forearms: Barbell wrist curl (1 x 12) / reverse barbell curl (1 x 12) / zottman curls (1 x 12)
shadowboxing (13 minutes)
3/29 - PT III - PruFit - all exercises 50x - dips, side raises, lunges, jumping jacks, pushups, pullups, air squats, situps, mountain climbers
PT II - repeat PT I
PT I - Chest: Wide-grip dips (1 x 12) / wide-grip neck press (1 x 12) / incline dumbbell press (1 x 12) / wide push-ups (1 x 12) Shoulders: Side swings (1 x 8 each side) / shoulder row (1 x 12) / side laterals (1 x 12) / bent over dumbbell laterals (1 x 12) Biceps: Preacher curl (1 x 12) / drag curl (1 x 12) / incline curls (1 x 12) / seated dumbbell curls (1 x 12) shadowboxing (13 minutes)
3/28 - PT II - skipping rope, offense/defense kickboxing drill, pull ups, push ups, clinch work [wrist control, plumb, pummel]
PT I - goblet squat 3x15, calf raises 3x20, 13m shadowboxing, hand conditioning x100
3/27 - PT II - 60m grappling
PT I - Back: Low pulley pull (1 x 12) / lat pull-down (1 x 12) / two dumbbell bench rows (1 x 12)
Triceps: Close-grip dip (1 x 12) / rope pull-down (1 x 12) / kickbacks (1 x 12)
Forearms: Barbell wrist curl (1 x 12) / reverse barbell curl (1 x 12) / zottman curls (1 x 12)
Cooking/Food Log.
3/26 - coffee w/milk & Splenda x2, water, chicken, mayo, camembert, coffee w/cream & Splenda, multi, omega, Jack Links snack, almonds
3/27 - coffee w/cream & Splenda x2, protein shake, omega, multi, neuro, eggs, cheese, salsa, chicken, water, protein shake
3/28 - coffee w/cream & Splenda x3, protein shake, omega, multi, neuro, eggs, lunchmeat, cheese, salsa, almonds, Jack Links, water
3/29 - coffee w/cream & Splenda x3, water, omega, multi, neuro, eggs, bacon, cheese, salsa
3/30 - coffee w/cream & Splenda, coffee w/cream, water, jamon serrano, chorizo, camembert, brie, protein shake, multi, neuro, omega, Diet Coke
3/31 - coffee w/coconut milk, water, Diet Coke, Cadbury Egg/candy, beer x4 , chips, cupcakes, Coke x2, salami, pizza
4/1 - Diet Coke, coffee w/Splenda & coconut milk, water, pork hot dogs w/cheese & ranch/mayo/wasabi dip, cup of hot chocolate, candy, peanut butter
The only meal I actually put together for my other half this week, given her time out of town... |
Whereas she, herself, spent Sunday afternoon whipping up her own Southern style food feast. |
Labels:
food log
Never too late, never too old, never give up - "Maurice Smith Gets KO Win At Age 50."
Awesome.
"Maurice Smith, the former UFC heavyweight champion... had two HUGE accomplishments in MMA: he was the first kickboxer to take the UFC heavyweight title (at that time the best in the world); and he helped Frank Shamrock develop the first fully well-rounded skill-set in MMA history, sending Frank on one of the all-time title runs.Now Smith has added another unique accomplishment to his resume: he won a professional MMA bout at age 50, by KO."
Robert Anton Wilson Speaks Wise On Libertarianism.
RAWIllumination.net: Robert Anton Wilson on libertarianism:
"If libertarianism means anything, it should certainly mean progress, not stasis; change, not medieval dogma; a liberation of energies, not a new cage.
Of course, there is an opinion broad in the land that libertarianism does mean a mindless, heartless and mechanical system of medieval dogma. I don’t know how this impression came about, although it probably has something to do with Randroids and other robot Ideologists who occasionally infest libertarian groups...
I am not interested in Ideologies and don’t give a damn about labels at all, at all. I am interested only in what makes the world a little more reasonable, a little less violent and somewhat more free and tolerant than it has been in the past."
Labels:
philosophy,
politics,
psychology,
robert anton wilson
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