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I've always done side and rear laterals just to ensure I had even development in all areas of the shoulders, so I can't say that I noticed any development difference when I replaced the presses with front laterals. To me, laterals are every bit as difficult as shoulder presses, and probably...

My shoulder routine consists of three types of laterals. Side, Front, and Rear, in that order. Shoulder presses make my right shoulder pop when I lower the weight, so I stopped doing them altogether a few years ago. I figured it was dumb to keep doing them when my body clearly is telling me...

In regards to the frequent colds nowadays, the fact of the matter is that your immune system is becoming very weak. If your diet hasn't been the greatest lately, then you will need to get that back in order, but the first thing you should do is get on a good multivitamin because your immune...

I don't want to scare you but my friend started out with something similar (in addition to a having a light raspiness to his relaxed breathing) and he just dealt with it until it bothered him so much that he had to go to the doctor. It ended up being throat cancer, and he passed away last year...

I've read articles that say the same thing about arms too. "Don't work arms because they get plenty of work already from doing other exercises." But what happens if your triceps end up way more developed than your shoulders? You're just going to do more pushups and dips? I don't think so...

My wife and I tried to make dough from scratch last year, ultimately for the purpose of making our own pizza crust. Wow, what a disaster! It's definitely way harder than it looks. There's a reason why most people just order pizza instead of making it on their own.

I don't know how big that store is inside, but I'd love to know what the monthly rent was for that location.

What do you think about all this @MattZ? :D:D

Look, forget about the ancillary businesses like video streaming and space travel. That's just distracting your perspective. Amazon is a ridiculously amazing company, and I am impressed by their service weekly and I've been using them for at least 10 years. Amazon is not a fad by any measure...

I edited my post above a second ago with exact instructions so others will know exactly what to do.

You can embed tweets into your posts, just FYI. Just lick on the dropdown arrow located at the top right corner of the tweet, and then click "Copy Link to Tweet". Then just paste that link right into the body of your post here at ET and it will like this:

@kmiklas, this sounds like something you would probably like to be at. https://www.finovate.com

The item before #2. :D I don't like to talk about what I'm currently working on, because it brings comments and criticism before I even roll it out, which is a waste of my mental space to read.

Ok, here you go. See first bar in the graph. $9.1 Billion. Moving on. :D

Probably not unless somebody decides to change the definition of tangible. tan·gi·ble ˈtanjəb(ə)l/ 1. a thing that is perceptible by touch.

That is not true at all. You're getting mining and production/exporting confused. Diamonds from Africa and abroad are imported into NYC as rough stones where they are "manufactured", meaning that they are cut and polished into fine gemstones by experts in the Diamond District in NYC. Those...

On my current to-do list of new features, that is the second thing on the list. :thumbsup:

The tangible export that New York ranks #1 in the country for is non-industrial Diamonds, and virtually all of that is handled by the diamond district in NYC. After that, their biggest exports are luxury items such artwork in the form of paintings and drawings, followed by jewelry, non-monetary...

Put this on full screen mode when you watch it.

The guy was a member for all of 3 days, and posted normally for the first two days. Upon receiving notification about the likes and weird PMs, he was banned minutes afterwards and the likes he gave out have been removed. I'm not sure what else we could have done in this case.