Interview With Tynan
Hey guys, I recently interviewed Tynan for my blog. Check it out here.
Hey guys, I recently interviewed Tynan for my blog. Check it out here.
It is time I chose a tagline for my blog and I don't know a better group of people to reach out to than right here. Read my about page for a better idea of what my exactly my message is, but briefly it is to deliver practical advice for people to actually begin working towards their ideal physique, rather than simply working out and/or eating healthy.
That said, what do you all think the most appropriate/catchy tagline is:
1. more than just in shape.or2. practical tips for a superior physique.
or something else
Thanks guys, any input is much appreciated.
I've caught at least 3 new people in the forum this year claiming to have a Rialta, so I wanted a headcount to connect faces to names and share experiences. Feel free to connect with me on fapbook: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10100818256773744.3282966.8329234&type=1&l=2aa5d7cf57
Current known owners to be updated: Me, Tynan, Brian, Paul Newcomb? (unconfirmed), Joe in Portland, Hysul (08 Coachman Freedom Express), Shacky (2009 Rialta), Robert Crouse (www.cccgis.com/Rialta.htm), Jason Martin ('95 FD), Dave Rickey (5000BTU AC and high-power antennas),
Former R.I.P. owners: Austin Y., Tommy N., Peter Parker
I know Tynan is big on his electric skateboard and I recently sent him an email after finding this Kickstarter skateboard online. They are way, way ahead of their funding goal so it will get produced. Looks to be drastically lighter than Tynan's board and it doesn't use a hand controller. Tynan suggested I post it for the community, so in honor of your rollout of SETT here's my first post.
Tynan, the site looks great, and I think it's a great idea!
http://techcrunch.com/2012/09/11/boosted-boards/Do you still use one Tynan?
What are your guys' thoughts on city mobility in general? Bike,board,segway?
Hey everyone. I always find that one of the best ways to develop ideas and stay motivated when working on goals is to discuss them with other people interested in or working on similar things. I figure that if we're all reading Tynan's blog, chances are that we're into similar things and could really benefit from meeting up and helping each other; whether it's looking for other people to work on something with (say, a gym partner or people to practice pick-up with), or just staying motivated by discussing goals with each other.
I'll say a little about myself. I'm 24, live in North London, I'm a programmer, I work from home (which I love, I honestly don't understand how people work in offices), just started a business. I'm a vegetarian, teetotal, very interested in fitness and health (not as disciplined yet with this sort of thing as I want to be). Interested in pick-up; I don't like the name 'pick-up', but I like a lot of the things it teaches; also, I've had a girlfriend for a few years now, so it's not something I've worked on for a while. Haven't lived the dream of travelling while working yet, but that's something I plan to start soon. Basically, I'm interested in anything personal development related!
So if anyone lives in or near London and would be interested in a group meetup, post a little about yourself and we'll arrange something.
Check out the tutorial at http://dotsies.org
I did the whole thing and can read in it now. I love the idea of fully converting my computer over to it for higher information density,and so that no one understands what I'm reading or writing.
Let me know if you finish the whole tutorial. It's really well paced!
I'm almost crying right now. seriously.
I'm listening to Muse, Exo Politics.
A few minutes ago I downloaded the uk top singles charts (just a experiment), was listening to it. Not even halfway through I was bored to hell. Musically simple, very linear, mostly shitty meaningless lyrics.
Now back to Muse; their lyrics in general have a very deep meaning, some are kinda hard to interpret. Just search the internet a little and it will make more sense, there are some VERY interesting forum topics debating their meaning. And, every member of this band is a genius: the lead singer, Matt Bellamy, learned to sing by himself and is one of the best singers I've ever heard. AND THE GUITAR, THE PIANO, THE BASS LINES, THE DRUMS: MINDBLOWING. Enough about it.
My point is,
Since many of us are interested in traveling, I thought it would be a great idea to start a thread about the best travel deal sites. Here are my favorites so far.
Holiday Pirates - this blog regularly posts great travel deals from most big European cities. Some of the recent deals include 300 EUR roundtrip flights from Europe to NYC, and 358 GBP flights from UK to Zimbabwe, Sudan or Ethiopia. This is an awesome resource for all European travelers.
Kayak - most people probably know this already. It's a great tool for finding flights and hotels, especially if you're traveling from or within the US.
What is everyone's experience with Google Adsense for those of you who are bloggers? I'm thinking about putting them on my site but I don't want to do it unless it's worth it. Anyone have any good experience with it?