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I am on about 2 months of starting strength, and after this, I want to move to a bodybuilding program. If I lift just to look good and add muscle just for the sake of having muscle, could it be a limiting factor in how good I can get in tennis? Or would I be okay as long as I stretch and...

One of my classmates in professional school is one of the most hard working and brilliant people, and her online grammar is TERRIBLE.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDwvfVRt0Mo

Allow one product key to be used multiple times like the previous versions? I ask this out of 100% curiosity, with no intent to use anything illegally.

I'm sorry but if I see a "cutco" knife and a henckel right beside it I'm buying the henckel, I don't care how good you say the cutco is.

lol.. I guess it's just the matter of attitude.. If it's something that I really want in my life, I should go with the attitude that it can be done and try and focus better after I work out. I just find it hard to mentally switch priorities like that in the same day. I gained like 15 pounds...

I'm going to revive this thread because I forgot to add this: But don't you also find that you need to sleep more if you exercise? So you're not only losing the 1.5 hours in the gym or tennis court, plus the half hour it takes to get there and back, but also the extra hours sleeping..

Is this ball as good in terms of performance and durability as the hard court version? I play on clay alot.

You're going to buy another 5 biomimetic racquets?

I said after 10 tries, not on the 10th try.

I don't understand this proof. What does each term in "avg = (1)(1/6) + (avg + 1)(5/6)" represent?

But why do you say it is the best?

Just something I learned in grade 12 stats. It's the number of tries you can expect to have before getting the event based on the probability of the event. For example, if the probability of the event is 10%, you can expect that after 10 tries you will get the event.

No it does not because now the question is worded differently (average number of attempts at the test centre). The new answer I think is exactly 2.

Funny that you just made the most egotistical comment in the thread lol

expected waiting time is 2. But to ensure with 100% certainty that you have a head.. can't be done. Unless you flip an infinite number of times.

Thanks :) kimchi jjigae is pretty simple to make once you have the kimchi. The kimchi is another story. I gotta learn from my mum some time exactly how she does it.

That's weird, I could probably have kimchichigae for breakfast lunch and dinner and my stomach would be fine. It would get very fat, but it would be fine. Does yours contain those really hot peppers?

I have a giant tub of it right now that has a deep flavour but not spicy at all. I'm on a diet so I'm using a big meal to jump start my metabolism and eat little for the rest of the day.

You're missing out. It would be the best puke or food you've ever tasted.

yook gae jang.

Health sciences, and I need all A's to be competitive for dental school. (That's the thing, there's people who can get all A's and work out every day. I gotta lock myself in a room) I'm actually graduating in a few days but depending on what I hear back from the schools in June, I might need to...

I've been an undergraduate student for years but I don't understand how some people can work out every day and still perform academically. For me it's one or the other and I feel like they're on a level above me. I find it really hard to concentrate intellectually when my muscles are sore and...

Yes. Body fat can be broken down and used as energy. That's why people lose weight when they exercise for extended periods of time (the first 20 minutes or so, the body is just using blood glucose etc).

No thats exactly what happens in starvation, body breaks down triacylglycerides (fat) and glycogen. Thus the fatter person would survive longer. (Provided there is water. If there is no water both people would probably die in about 3 days)

Also, if the fat person has been very fat for long enough new blood vessels may have formed storing more water.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XViCOAu6UC0

Trying to become a dentist.

Does anyone know where this 48÷2(9+3) thing originated? I noticed the korean sites are talking about this too, it's really weird.

So if someone is grieving you would just say to them "I'd like to help you through this but then again, what is empathy good for?"