Billmaedahawaii's Scapular Pull Ups.
Monday, 28 October 2024
Scaular Pull Ups
Could L-serine protect against Alzheimer’s disease?
In How a Medical Mystery in Guam Led to a New Approach to Alzheimer’s Disease Dr. Sanjay Gupta interviews Dr. Paul Cox about how the amino acid L-serine may help protect against Alzheimer’s disease.
Foods high in L-serine include:
Stretch hip muscles while seated
Bob & Brad show how to Stretch EVERY Hip Muscle Daily In 90 Seconds (Seated).
Pasta with whatever is at hand
nutrientmatters' pasta recipe using whatever is at hand.
Ingredients
One minute microwave brownie recipe
Emma's Goodies has video: 1 Minute Microwave BROWNIE ! The EASIEST Chocolate Brownie Recipe
Ingredients:
20 g (1 ½ tbsp) Butter
30 g ( 1 ounce )Dark Chocolate 70% Cocoa ( Please use GOOD quality chocolate, DON'T use chocolate chips as they contain sugar ).
30 g ( 2 tbsp) Sugar
20 g ( 1½ tbsp) Room temp Milk ( Don't use cold milk )
45 g ( 4½ tbsp) All purpose flour
Pinch of Salt
Chocolate Chunks
Mongolian Style Tofu recipe
FitGreenMind's Mongolian Style Tofu recipe.
200g tofu
Cut in slices.
-1 Tbsp corn starch
-a pinch of salt
Toss around.
Fry in some oil until browned on each side.
Remove from the pan.
-2 scallions, slices
-a thumbsize piece of ginger, minced
-2 cloves garlic, minced
-1/2 red chili
Sauté for a few minutes.
-2 Tbsp soy sauce
-2 Tbsp syrup or sugar
-a splash of water
Let it bubble for 3-4 mins.
Add in the tofu and cook it until nice and glossy.
Serve with rice and veggies.
Tuesday, 15 October 2024
The benefits of gorilla rows
SquatUniversity's YouTube short on the benefits of gorilla rows and how to do them: She Built Her Abs & Back With SCIENCE!
Are EV batteries better than home batteries?
According to Ronald Brakels at the SolarQuotes blog, yes they are: Here’s Why EV Batteries Are Cheaper & More Reliable Than Home Batteries.
The McGill Big 3
Japan, housing crisis and deflation
NPR's Planet Money podcast has an episode on Japan's long term economic slump. The transcript can be found at: Japan had a vibrant economy. Then it fell into a slump for 30 years. The episode puts much of the blame down to the bursting of bubbles in stocks and real estates. People lost a lot of money or wealth, and so they stopped spending and Japan went into a recession. This then led to a banking crisis and sustained deflation.
The ABC's If You're Listening also has an episode on Japan: How Japan opted out of a global housing crisis. This episode discusses the measures the Japanese government took to lower house prices after they became unavoidable.
I think the two are linked and there are potential lessons for other countries:
- Don't let your real estate prices get too high, keep them affordable. Focus especially on making it easy to increase urban density and reduce red tape around urban development.
- If prices do start getting too high, try to bring them under control. But, whatever you do, don't let them come down too much. You really need to avoid sustained deflation.
Monday, 14 October 2024
Hydrogen won't replace gas for domestic heating and cooking
In Why HYDROGEN for home heating is a REALLY DUMB idea Just Have a Think talks to Canadian petrochemical expert Paul Martin on why using hydrogen to replace gas for home heating and cooking does not make sense.