Light reading for heavy lifting
In my previous post, I listed the best resources I’ve found for learning about diet and nutrition. In this post, I’ll do the same for exercise and fitness.
Some food for thought
Although I talk a lot about exercise, there is another component to being healthy that is worth discussing: diet. Don’t worry, I’m not going to tell you what t...
Ikea furniture: some assembly required
I recently moved to a new apartment and had to buy a whole bunch of furniture, including a bed frame, bookshelf, dresser, and couch. I had to do the move in a b...
Worth watching: why are we happy?
No time for a full blog post today, so much like my last “worth watching” post, I’ll leave you with another video that is well worth your time. In this one, Da...
In case you missed it: the epic 2011 Crossfit Games
A week ago, I listed 5 reasons why everyone should watch the Crossfit Games. I hope you listened, because what went down July 29 - 31 in Carson, CA was nothing...
Up all night: the LinkedIn Intern Hackday, Day 2
In my previous post, I showed you the sights and sounds from day 1 of the LinkedIn Intern Hackday. This post will do the same for day 2, Saturday July 30. The I...
Up all night: the LinkedIn Intern Hackday, Day 1
Friday, July 29, we kicked off the LinkedIn Intern Hackday. It was the first ever public hackday we've had at LinkedIn: interns from all over Silicon Valley wer...
Worth watching: pale blue dot
When I started the 30 day blog fitness challenge, I promised I would cheat. Today, I deliver on that promise. This post is less of a blog entry and more of a t...
Up in the mountains
Yesterday, I talked about being down in the salt mines. Today, I’ll go in the opposite direction, and give a brief tour of a different part of my Budapest and ...
Down in the Salt Mines
Last summer, Molly and I took a trip to Budapest and Krakow. The trip was nothing if not varied, including stunning basilicas, gondola rides down a mountain...