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The commercial shows a bunch of people in a crowded area (it´s outdoors, so like...a crossroads in a down-town core). It shows everybody busily walking around with a number above their head, IIRC in red, with a negative sign, representing their net worth (I think it also said things like ¨"student debt: -$82 938¨", ¨"Credit card bill: -$3 234¨"). All of them are red and negative. Some homeless bum, sitting on the corner, I think wearing a brown toque, has a zero above his head, then somebody tosses him a few bucks, and all of the sudden he is the only person with a green number over his head, as he has zero debts, but $3.26 or something of wealth.

It was probably about a decade ago, and

Hello all!

Currently I do five sets of 13 pushups on a decline (my feet are elevated maybe 30cm?) with probably 65lbs of sand on my back, about 3 times per week (and fuck me has it ever gotten some nice results! Pushups are the ULTIMATE EXERCISE). I have a backpack coming in the next couple weeks so that I can add more weight and once again start making some sweet, sweet gains in a more efficient manner.

That said, I have been told that there are gloves I can buy that will give me better wrist support while doing pushups. What do you all recommend? I like having my hands on the floor, so not interested in bars/handles or whatever.

Hello,

I have the Chromecast with GoogleTV (It's the little dongle that plugs into my HDMI port on my TV and has a power cable going to it, came with the little remote thing)...it's great, but I need to know how I can find out how many hours a day it is used to watch things in my house.

How can I do this?

Can anybody link me to any good studies that have been done on the occurrence of people falling in love or developing romantic feelings for their therapist/psychologist?

The concept is a bit of a trope/stereotype, so I would wager it happens often enough that someone has put in the time to study it?

I'm fine doing the leg work to get access, I just need to know the authors/titles of the studies and maybe in which journals they were published.

Bunch of videos...no comments?

I tried posting this in r/BodyweightFitness , but their automod kept deleting it.

Anyways....can anybody link me up to any actual research (not hearsay) regarding decline (i.e. feet elevated) pushups?

Do they REALLY target certain muscles a lot more than a standard pushups? How much more weight/resistance do they provide (would be easy to figure out with some scales, but I have none...this is BWF, I am getting stronger with my body and a literal bag of sand from the Home Depot) as compared to a standard pushup? Etc. Etc. Etc.

Any studies! Link me up please! :-D

I'm in Vancouver and I can't seem to find a No.8 carbon standard one locally. Everyone is out of stock it seems! Even ordering online is either not in stock or costs a bloody fortune in shipping. Any suggestions?

What the title says.

What are your best arguments against changing the IBEW to the IUEW.

Lay 'em out for me please.

Anyone wanting to discuss the problems plaguing the down town (crime, open drug use, fires, etc.) should show up tomorrow (Sunday) at 10:00am at Begbie's Pub on Columbia. No politicians or City Hall people.