by Rupe | Oct 12, 2014 | Fitness
Narrative: (Duration – 60.15 mins) → My Nike Line
Day number 7; Pretty good incline walk today and then ran a 6.5mph last 10min. I really like this workout. I started at 5° incline at 5mph and then worked down 1° every 5mins. Then at 50min I moved to 6.5mph at 2°. With this workout I am working incline and speed. Good livin’…just keep on movin’
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by Rupe | Oct 10, 2014 | Fitness
Narrative: (Duration – 47.44 mins) → My Nike Line
Day number 6; Said I would take it easy today but felt really good starting out. Pretty much ran a 8:11ish mile up to the 3mi point and then went down to a 9:31mi for the rest. Still no calisthenics yet…working on it. Good livin’…just keep on movin’
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by Rupe | Oct 8, 2014 | Fitness
Narrative: (Duration – 30.01 mins) → My Nike Line
Day number 5; Not sure why but felt really tired today. Promised to take it a bit easier tomorrow. I still have to work in some push ups sits up and a bit of weights. Good livin’…just keep on movin’
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by Rupe | Oct 8, 2014 | what the...?
A 22-year-old photographer was gang-raped by five men in India’s financial capital Mumbai on Thursday, evoking comparisons with a similar incident in Delhi in December that led to nationwide protests…Continue Read @ Reuters
Thoughts: Downright friggin’ disgusting and every male within Indian society should be ashamed of this. It’s like every week you hear about this sh!t happening in India. The people (mainly women) it seems take to the street in protest, but it all dies down and a few weeks later another episode. Doesn’t the fact that this is making international news move the leadership of this huge country to take action; how about the men taking this for action. This is friggin’ out of control already – who the heck are these dudes who continue to conduct such vile actions against the women of their country? I would support public execution…it is full time this crap stops.
by Rupe | Oct 8, 2014 | Money Matters
Thoughts: Excellent article below from USAA on preparing to retire. I don’t necessarily subscribe to tip 1 though. I think that anyone who retires as late as 70 will not have a relaying retire; most die a few years after. Yeah, I get the “we will live until age 90” bit, but that’s pretty much speculating on a future – it’s like saying, “if you get 8% on your portfolio you will become a million year”. I am a little more pragmatic in my approach to life – do keep an eye on the future, but live a little now.
More people are working longer to maintain their standard of living in retirement. Are you prepared?
In the hectic daily grind of maintaining a career, you might feel that planning for your retirement years can wait. The truth is that, without regularly setting aside a portion of your income during your prime earning years, having to work during your golden years to make ends meet could become a harsh reality. Continue reading @ USAA...