Clapping pushups require you to launch your body beyond a regular pushup into the air.

In this case, you have to let your body down anyway; I don't see how clapping while gravity does its job adds *that* much effort. You would need to have quick hands.

/Couldn't do that many normal pull-ups.

See the crash in a little more detail in picture #28.

The White House site has the transcript online, if like me you find realtime just too slow.

I love the scream of dismay from the audience. Jesus being tortured to death is one thing, but Bert might have hurt himself there!

The description makes it sound like he's some shmoe with more money than brains, but the guy is a actually a very accomplished rally driver.

Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo.

/Grammatically correct.

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The video is questionable. I did however, enjoy the jazz.

In case you haven't seen it: http://www.videosift.com/video/Giant-Steps-by-Michal-Levy

What I've always loved about this presentation is how well the giant projected image of Bill Gates evokes the famous "1984" commercial.

[Fist Pump!]

This video epitomizes *happy .

Why doesn't the Rabbi respond to the issue of female circumcision?

I used to work (along with 4 other guys) for a company back in the 90's called "e-Commerce". That URL in the background at the start was ours.

That really didn't look like a bad hit. He was ready for the hit, already moving the same direction, landed flat, and didn't do anything to hurt his neck or joints. Humiliating, sure. But not painful.

As a QB I'm sure he's had sacks ten times worse than that.

I'm guessing that the significant bit is when the array of electromagnets changes position. (After 10s, when the RPM really ramps up.) I'm guessing that the motor is changing the field to make it more efficient or powerful at high RPMs.