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The Sanghāta is one of a special set of Buddhist sutras called dharma-paryāyas, or 'transformative teachings,' that function to transform those who hear or recite them in particular ways. One very powerful benefit is that at the time of death, any person who has recited the Sanghāta will have visions of Buddhas who come to comfort them during the death process. A further benefit is that wherever the Sanghāta Sūtra is established, the Buddhas are always present, as explained in the text itself. As such, the recitation can bestow a powerful blessing on the place where it is recited.
In general, the recitation of Mahāyāna sutras is one of the six virtuous practices specifically recommended for purification, and the recitation of this sutra in particular has far-reaching karmic consequences that last for many lifetimes, as the Sanghāta Sūtra itself explains in detail. Within the sutra, the Buddha provides numerous descriptions of the ways in which the sutra works on those who recite it to clear away their seeds of suffering, and to assure their future happiness all the way up enlightenment. The sutra also includes some forceful teachings on death and impermanence, including a teaching on the physical and mental processes that occur at the time of death.
For many centuries, the Sanghāta Sūtra was among the most widely read and copied of all Mahāyāna sutras. In the 1930s, an archeological excavation conducted in northern Pakistan under British colonial rule, unearthed a library of Buddhist texts. This archeological dig was extremely important for historians, in that it yielded a large cache of manuscripts written in the fifth century CE, a much earlier period than other Buddhist texts from anywhere in India itself. Among these many important manuscripts, the text of which we find the largest number of copies was the Sanghāta Sūtra, more even than the Lotus Sutra, the Diamond Cutter Sutra or the Perfection of Wisdom sutras that nowadays are far more familiar to us. However, among all these texts, there were more copies of the Sanghāta Sūtra than any of these other better known texts. For many centuries the Sanghāta Sūtra seems to have fallen out of active use. There are no known surviving commentaries to this precious text in any language.
As the word of the Buddha, the Sanghāta was preserved in the canonical collections of the Chinese Tripitaka and Tibetan Kagyur, as well as in Sanskrit manuscripts. However, it seems that people had stopped reading the sutra, for many centuries, until recent times, when Lama Zopa Rinpoche encountered the Sanghāta Sūtra while staying at Geshe Sopa Rinpoche's monastery in Madison,Wisconsin in 2002. At that time, Lama Zopa Rinpoche began to copy the sutra by hand in gold to place inside the 500-foot Maitreya statue in India. Rinpoche has asked his students to recite the text on numerous occasions. On the anniversary of September 11, Rinpoche requested that all his students worldwide recite the sutra as many times as possible in order to prevent further attacks. To read more about how the Sanghāta Sūtra was re-introduced to the world, click here.While reciting and reading such a powerfully transformative sutra, taught by Buddha Shakyamuni in order to make the path to enlightenment as easy as possible, we can feel very palpably the Buddha's overwhelming kindness for us. By maintaining the sutra—through recitation, copying or just through seeking to understand its meaning—we in turn are caring for others, by helping to keep alive the teachings Buddha left for the benefit of all.


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When you're running a billion-dollar tech company, there isn't a lot of time to stop running, step back, and take in all that you've built.
For Eventbrite's Julia Hartz, those moments have probably happened twice. Once was in 2008 when she was in the hospital after giving birth to her first child, and her husband and cofounder, Kevin, had to leave to let their first employee into the office. "I'll never forget that," says Hartz, now a mother of two running Eventbrite's eight offices and 500 employees.
The next time happened in Central Park, when the company held its first large event, which involved the Black Eyed Peas and 60,000 people.
"I remember standing at the entrance and watching thousands of people stream in and walk right in and be scanned in with our technology, and that was a moment that I'll never forget," Hartz tells Fast Company.
Today, there aren't many people who haven't used or heard of Eventbrite. Last year, the company processed $1.5 billion in gross ticket sales and sold 80 million tickets to 1.7 million events. In March 2014, the online ticketing service became a unicorn, a term dubbed by venture capitalist Aileen Lee for companies that have crossed the billion-dollar mark.
A recent Fortune cover story titled "The Age of Unicorns" details how these rare companies—more than 80 startups named after the rare mythical creatures—are on the rise. While unicorns remain exclusive and rare, what's even rarer is the small handful of women running them.
As cofounder and president of Eventbrite, Hartz is part of that small group, which also includes Michelle Zatlyn of CloudFlare and Adi Tatarko of Houzz.
Below, Hartz, Zatlyn, and Tatarko share their secrets of being part of the Unicorn club.
Solve a Problem
They all agree that the best companies are the ones that started because nothing else like them existed.
The idea for home renovation and design platform Houzz came in 2009 when Tatarko and her cofounder and husband, Alon Cohen, couldn't find an easy and affordable way to renovate their newly bought 1950s ranch home in Palo Alto.
"We didn't set out to build a business. We started Houzz to solve a problem for ourselves and quickly learned that others were experiencing the same pain point," she says. "We had big dreams for our home and were excited to renovate it together. Unfortunately, we found the renovation process to be incredibly difficult and frustrating. We had a hard time finding good resources and inspiration to help us articulate a vision for our home, and to find the right professionals to make our vision a reality."
The husband-wife team created Houzz as a "side project" for themselves and other homeowners—mostly parents from their children's school—and architects and designers from their community. Five years later, the platform has proven so useful, it attracts more than 25 million monthly unique visitors and over 600,000 active home professionals who all enjoy the shoppable photo galleries.
Make Sure There's A Market
According to Zatlyn, there is no "silver bullet" when it comes to building a unicorn, but a good indicator is whether there's a massive market waiting for your product or service.
While students at Harvard Business School, Zatlyn and her cofounder Matthew Prince realized there was a huge need in the market to provide website security to web properties, whether it was a small business or a blogger. At the time, Zatlyn recalls, most of the Internet security resources available were reserved for Internet giants, but nothing existed for the rest of the web. In other words, there was a big hole in the market.
Zatlyn was right on target with her prediction, and two years after CloudFlare launched, it was named Most Innovative Technology company by the Wall Street Journal and a Technology Pioneer by the World Economic Forum. The company protects around 2 million web properties today.
Have An Easy-To-Use Product
Your product needs to be easy to use compared to your competitors, says Zatlyn.
"People talk about easy-to-use all the time, but very few services really are easy to use. We've made it super simple and it takes people less than five minutes to sign up. We've timed it," she says. "And the fact that we were able to do that, which took a ton of engineering resources on our side up front, has made it so that anybody can sign up whether you're a food blog or an e-commerce small business or large enterprises, like eHarmony."
"We've just made it so simple to adopt us, where our next competitor takes two to six weeks to set up," Zatlyn continues. "I mean, that's a game-changer."
Focus On Your People
If Hartz could give one piece of advice to all entrepreneurs, it would be to "really invest in the people." If you can't hire right away, then get great advisers, but always be seeking people who can help get you from Point A to Point B, she says.
For the first two years, there were only three Eventbrite employees, and the focus was solely on getting the company off the ground. After raising their first round of funding, Hartz had a moment of self-realization where she decided that she would spend her time on growing the team.
"We wanted to triple the team, more than triple the team in less than a year," she says. "We wanted to grow from 30 people to 100 because at that point, we had traction. We knew where we needed to go and who we needed to get us there."
"And that's where I had a moment where I thought, I wonder what would happen if one-third of our founding team focused solely on people. I thought, I haven't really seen a founder just focus on people and just coming to the table for every major decision thinking about how it will affect people or advocating and amplifying the work of people."
"We knew that if I focused on that, it would mean really great things to the company. That was in the beginning of 2010," she continues. "I haven't looked back since. I've spent the last five years really focusing the majority of my time on the people of Eventbrite."
Bootstrap In The Beginning
Bootstrapping is "one of the smartest decisions" that Tatarko says the company has made. Most of the time, entrepreneurs spend months chasing down investors who often alter their presentation and advise them to change directions. This is a waste of time. Instead, Tatarko advises entrepreneurs to develop something meaningful before going to investors.
"Go to investors with a real product with traction, instead of a deck," she explains. "If you spend the first six months to a year building a great product or service rather than chasing investors and redoing PowerPoints, you'll be surprised how the dynamic with investors will change."
"When it came time for Alon and I to bring on investors, we didn't just have an idea of what we were going to do. We had a proven concept with an engaged community, and knew how to execute."
Be More Overtly Confident
When building your company from the ground up with everything to lose, it can be hard to feel overtly confident about the future. But this might be the most important time to show that confidence, says Hartz.
"I think both Kevin and I are somewhat humble people who are more quietly confident, and that can sometimes work against you when you're making big moves and big decisions," she says. "That was one of the mistakes in the beginning, was we weren't more overtly confident. I think there's a fine line, and once you cross it, you are in a dangerous territory of overhyping your company, your service, and your product, and sort of under-delivering. But I think we probably could have been a little more overtly confident in the early days."
Never Sacrifice Quality
The opportunity to grow is a very exciting time for companies, but, more importantly, how do you maintain quality and culture as you grow? That is something Tatarko spends a lot of time thinking about.
"It's easier to maintain quality when you're small. Interviewing so many people by ourselves is a challenge, but it's super important," she explains. "Developing and making sure that we fulfill the needs of our community is easier when the community is smaller, but when you're developing for so many millions of people all over the world, and different people in the community create different challenges ... but we're excited about it.
"The challenge for us is maintaining the same quality and incredible culture as our company and business scales." she says.
No One Lives a "Balanced" Life
As long as you can remember that while running a unicorn, you'll make better decisions.
Zatlyn tells Fast Company that she lacks the word "balance" and just does what she has to do to make things work. She does do little things like live close to the office so she doesn't spend too much time commuting, and says all decisions she makes, she does so with her family.
"When you're running a company, there's constantly things all the time, so I don't think of it as work and personal," she says. "I think, okay, I have so many things to do during the course of the week, at which some things are family and some things are work, and I need to figure out how to fit it all together."
The husband-wife duo at Houzz also make decisions as a family and are transparent with their children about their work challenges.
"It happens to be that all the great things in life come together at the same time," says Tatarko. "Often, your career picks up at the same time that you already have a family. It's true for both women and men."
"We have found ways to work together as a family to find our balance. I have to say, our children help us live a more balanced life. When Alon and I fall out of balance, they let us know. Weekends are for the kids, and we've set rules about when to talk about work and when to check email. We find our balance together as a family."
Although the "secrets" above are pretty simple, it can be easy to lose sight of these lessons when you're busy running a billion-dollar company. Even if it's tough to break away and look at what you've built, it's important for every entrepreneur to understand how the world is different through what they've started. As long as you have a clear handle on that, secrets to running a unicorn will become a whole lot clearer and sensible.


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ADmitMac, DAVE get improved Dfs support
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Microsoft to continue XP for low-cost systems
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Apple confirms iTunes as top music retailer
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Nokia preps two AWS-ready phones
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Apple files for gaming, iPhone, online store patents
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Photos of NVIDIA's APX 2500 at CTIA
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Testcase coming up in a few minutes.
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Win98; rv:1.7.3) Gecko/20040913 Firefox/0.10
Basically, I had written an article for my blog (not yet posted) whereby a short
script would convert a textarea's contents into a data: URI for saving.
So with a content-type of application/octet-stream, Firefox would try to save
it. Unfortunately, it would never go beyond the "Starting" phase of the "download".
When you hit cancel, bye-bye directory's contents, except for the first file.
Repeated testcase in Mozilla 1.8a3: did NOT see the same results. Example
worked perfectly.
Created attachment 159051 [details]
Testcase HTML page
Steps to reproduce:
(1) Tools, Options, Downloads. Set the directory to a brand-new one.
(2) In said download directory, manually create three or four new files,
perhaps a directory or two.
(3) Open attachment, scroll to bottom and click "Save File" button.
(4) Mozilla Firefox asks you whether you want to open the file or save it...
choose "Save to disk".
(5) Download Manager appears with "Starting" message for Downloads directory
(this is probably NOT what should happen. It should show an actual file being
(6) Hit Cancel link in Download Manager.
Expected result: Download cancels safely.
Actual result: All but one file in your downloads directory are completely
gone, unrecoverable.
Reproducible: Always
blocking1.0? because of traumatic dataloss. Yes, it's a rare scenario, but it's
very evil.
Further testing shows the only reason any file in the target directory survived
-- for that matter, the target directory itself -- is because said file was
marked read-only.
Sounds like some of the (forked) front-end code is making silly assumptions
about the ability to get a non-empty filename off a URI.
Since it's forked, I happen to not really care.
I've tracked the problem back to
. I think it unusual that we don't get a file picker to find out the preferred
filename for this file.
whoa, what exactly in that file does this?
I'm betting that the temp file is being set to the directory (by the Firefox
download manager breakage) and then that PR_TRUE in the delete that you fixed on
trunk recently kicks in.
nsExternalAppHandler::InitializeDownload is suspicious, insomuch as it is the
only code which refers to an aDownload object.
For that matter, I should clarify that it very well could be
nsDownloadManager.cpp . I thought nsExternalAppHandler was responsible because
I didn't see it specify or request a filename right away.
(In reply to comment #7)
> I'm betting that the temp file is being set to the directory (by the Firefox
> download manager breakage) and then that PR_TRUE in the delete that you fixed on
> trunk recently kicks in.
we should make sure that the patch for bug 259890 lands on the aviary and 1.7
:( Note bug 259890 comment 7. The patch for Mozilla trunk will not apply to
Firefox 1.0 branch.
Created attachment 160030 [details] [diff] [review]
Ported patch
Untested, cargo-cult.
Comment on attachment 160030 [details] [diff] [review]
Ported patch
Comment on attachment 160030 [details] [diff] [review]
Ported patch
Actually, clearing reviews. This patch is on the wrong bug. It may well fix
this bug (in that the directory will no longer be wiped), but even with it in
you won't be able to save...
Comment on attachment 160030 [details] [diff] [review]
Ported patch
obsoleting, as this is being covered by bug 259890
I just committed the patch for 259890, which might also fix this -- can someone
confirm that it does with tomorrow's nightly, and resolve this if so?
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Win98; en-US; rv:1.7.3) Gecko/20040925 Firefox/0.10
is still showing this bug!
dated 9/25/04 2:35:00 PM
Oh, I wasn't doing the right steps to reproduce the bug. I can reproduce it
with my PR1.0 build, but my aviary-1.0 nightly with my patch isn't failing to
download - it downloads successfully and it's so fast I can't hit cancel.
confirmed, this bug is still present in 09/25 builds. :-(
Asa suggested this become a security-sensitive bug due to possible side-effects.
Tracy, can you try to figure out when this was first introduced and which
products/releases it impacts?
Created attachment 160553 [details] [diff] [review]
This bug affects releases at least back to Firefox 0.8
I can't reproduce this on Mozilla builds. Tested 1.8a4 and 1.7
On Firefox 0.8 and 0.9 I didn't have to cancel the download. It was too fast
to cancel anyhow. But the folder I selected to download to was overwritten by
the downloaded testfile (it kept the Folder name).
Mozilla builds installed the file into the selected Folder without data loss.
Comment on attachment 160553 [details] [diff] [review]
For the record, though I may be too late, I was able to reproduce this bug also
on Linux with a debug-built Firefox.
The patch does fix this bug, but I get an exception running my testcase:
*** exception in validateLeafName: [Exception... "Component returned failure
code: 0x80520001 (NS_ERROR_FILE_UNRECOGNIZED_PATH) [nsILocalFile.append]"
nsresult: "0x80520001 (NS_ERROR_FILE_UNRECOGNIZED_PATH)" location: "JS frame ::
file:///home/ajvincent/mozilla/dist/bin/components/nsHelperAppDlg.js ::
anonymous :: line 211" data: no]
fixed Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Win98; en-US; rv:1.7.3) Gecko/20040929 Firefox/0.10
as of a sweetlou build timestamped 2004092917
We pass the testcase, and I can file a separate (non-blocking-aviary) bug for
fixing the download manager (or our help dialog) to get a filepicker so we save
the file properly.
Question, though: are there any other protocols which can force a pseudo-download?
I'm leaving this bug as ASSIGNED, in case there are such protocols or resolving
as FIXED would open this bug to the public. Until I am assured of such, I think
I should not file the spinoff bug for getting the filepicker.
Verified fixed on Windows branch build 2004-09-30-08-0.9
fyi: I also tried some various scenarios with sending, saving and opening the
file on the Thunderbird branch and had no data loss.
Given that this bug is fixed, as tested by myself and Tracy Walker, could we
please re-expose this bug to the public? I'd like to be able to talk about it
Alex, we're hustling to get a Firefox update in place, both an xpi patch and a
full 0.10.1 build. If all goes well, we'll be shipping that tomorrow. I'd like
to keep this closed until then. Is that OK with you?
Fine. :) I'm just writing out some analysis of the bug's process now for
posting to my blog.
Comment on attachment 160553 [details] [diff] [review]
ok, so this patch cathes an exception and modifies the filename if it finds
one. (I do think "unnamed" should be localizable, btw).
but wouldn't a better fix be _not_ to recursively delete something that is
supposed to be a single file? it seems to me like there must be a remove(true)
somewhere that would better be a remove(false).
Isn't the recursive delete what you fixed in bug 259890? Or did that turn out to
be unrelated?
dveditz: comment 18 said that the patch there did not fix this bug; so it seems
Isn't the cause of the problem more likely to be the Remove(PR_TRUE) here?
That checks if the file exists, and if it does, recursively deletes it.
We would like to leave this bug security-sensitive for a couple of days after
the patch release to give people a chance to protect themselve before leaking
exploit details.
(In reply to comment #31)
> but wouldn't a better fix be _not_ to recursively delete something that is
> supposed to be a single file? it seems to me like there must be a remove(true)
> somewhere that would better be a remove(false).
ok, fixed by
(checked in as part of bug 262478)
Opening bug at reporter's request.
I filed bug 262949 per comment 31 of this bug, to see if we can get a better
filename than "unnamed".


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Plaintiff - Appellant: BEVERLY DENNIS
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He led the first battle in which Ulysses S. Grant took heroic action -- and did a poor job of it. But seasoned war veteran Zachary Taylor emerged from the Mexican War a hero, and won election to the presidency.
Born in Montebello, Virginia, on November 24, 1784, Zachary Taylor moved to Kentucky with his parents as an infant. Taylor grew up on what was then the frontier, and enlisted in the army in 1806. Just two years after beginning his career as a soldier, he advanced to the rank of first lieutenant. As a commander, he fought the British in the War of 1812, and Native Americans in the Black Hawk War of 1832 and the second Seminole War in Florida in 1835. His performance in the Seminole War won Taylor the rank of brigadier general.
In 1845 President James K. Polk sent Taylor with a detachment of 4,000 troops to Texas. The United States and Mexico disputed possession of much of the territory there, and Polk hoped to bait Mexico into attacking the U.S. troops. Polk hoped to start a war in which America could take the disputed territory. On the president's orders, Taylor moved toward the Rio Grande, and on May 3, 1846 Mexican troops under General Mariano Arista crossed the river and attacked Taylor's men. Ten days later, the United States declared war.
In the campaigns that followed, Taylor showed both brilliance and incompetence. At the Battle of Monterrey, Taylor unnecessarily exposed his troops to deadly fire and led them on an ineffective thrust to the center of the city. There, they were pinned down and nearly ran out of bullets. It was during this battle that Lieutenant Ulysses S. Grant displayed reckless heroism, riding alone on horseback through heavy Mexican gunfire to deliver a request for more ammunition.
Taylor won the battle of Monterrey, but drew criticism for giving the Mexican commander generous terms of surrender. Those terms allowed the Mexicans to keep their weapons and created an eight-week cease-fire. An angry Polk transferred many of Taylor's troops to General Winfield Scott and ordered Taylor to fight only if he needed to defend himself. Taylor disobeyed orders, and with a force of about 5,000 men, attacked a force of 14,000 men under General Antonio López de Santa Anna. Despite being outnumbered Taylor skillfully used his artillery, forcing the Mexicans to retreat.
A shrewd observer of men, Ulysses S. Grant noted that while Zachary Taylor cared little for fancy uniforms and spoke little, "on paper he could put his meaning so plainly that there could be no mistaking it." Grant himself would later be noted for the same traits he admired in Zachary Taylor.
Taylor's success in the Mexican War gained him other admirers as well. Among those were the leadership of the Whig Party, which nominated him as their presidential candidate in 1848. Taylor won the election, defeating Democratic candidate Lewis Cass by a fairly narrow margin.
As president, Taylor experienced much less glory than he had as a general. The victory over Mexico brought new territories into the United States, and Americans were bitterly divided over whether slavery should be allowed in them. Taylor fought to allow California to be admitted to the Union as a free state. But before the issue could be decided, Taylor was stricken with cholera, a bacterial infection that causes severe dehydration. He died on July 9, 1850, having served only 16 months of his term.
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I other news, I sent an MMS today.
That may not sound like news to most phone owners. But n900 (like the first edition iphone) came without MMS capability.
The difference is that whereas iphone owners had to wait for Apple to decide this was worth doing and implement it, n900 is designed for anyone who wants to make improvements. So community member Frals has been working on creating an MMS function.
It's still a way from fully working, and it's a good bit clunky to use, But it most definitely works, and I can transfer MMS between n900 and n95 relatively cleanly now.
Huge, huge thanks go to Frals for this. I stand in awe of people who can write stuff like that.
(Note - LJ doesn't have 'in awe' as a mood option!)
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Indulge in the creamy texture and spicy flavor of this carrot and turmeric soup. It's simple to make and the results are a satisfying, filling puréed soup made from vegetables and coconut milk. This is a weeknight dinner made to be served with a side of crusty bread!
Carrot and Turmeric Soup [Vegan]
This Recipe is :
- 4 large carrots, chopped
- 2 celery stalks, chopped
- 3 scallion, chopped
- 1 small yellow bell pepper, chopped
- 1/2 cup mushrooms, halved
- 1/2 cup of non-GMO sweet corn
- 1/2-inch ginger, peeled
- 2 garlic cloves, halved
- 1 cinnamon stick
- 2 cloves
- 5 peppercorns
- 1/2 teaspoon turmeric powder
- 1 bay leaf
- 1/2 teaspoon cumin seeds
- 1 teaspoon thyme
- 1 1/2 cup vegetable broth
- 1/2 cup coconut milk
- Himalayan pink salt, to taste
- 2 tablespoons of coconut oil
- Heat the coconut oil on low-medium in a medium-sized sauce pan and then proceed to add the cinnamon stick, cloves, cumin seeds peppercorns, and bay leaf.
- Temper the whole spices with the bay leaf for 2-3 minutes until the aroma is released and seeds begin to crackle.
- Continue to temper the spices while adding the garlic and scallion.
- Sautee the garlic and scallion with the other ingredients for 1 minute while rotating the saucepan to prevent sticking or burning.
- Add the rest of the ingredients, excluding the broth and coconut milk. to the pan.
- Fold and cook the vegetables for 3-5 minutes until soft and tender. Then pour in the vegetable broth and stir.
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I was halfway through giving my latest acquisition - a forty quid indoor trampoline, or "trampette" as I am told it is slightly racily known in the interior exercise trade - a test run and noting how bouncing up and down causes one to grin in the same inane but unstoppable manner as being in the wave machine bit of a swimming pool does, when I got the news that this was to be my last fitness column. My grin lessened not. It might even - who's to say? - have widened ever so slightly.
For this is what I have gleaned from my many samplings from the smorgasbord of healthful pursuits that is arrayed before us in these multi-optional times:
1. Exercise is boring. Doesn't matter what you're doing, where you're doing it or who you're doing it with. It is wretchedly, unspeakably boring.
2. It is uncomfortable. You sweat, you chafe, you roast or you freeze. If the gym's air conditioning is feeling whimsical, you can do all four.
3. It redefines the notion of deferred gratification. In return for hours and hours of your valuable time and effort, you may, months and months later, feel slightly better. Or not. Well, whoop-di-doo and make mine an extra spinning class with a low-GI cherry on top.
4. You stop grinning after about 14 bounces on a mini-trampoline because your calves explode, scattering gastrocnemii across a large area.
5. It is good to know that the gastrocnemius is one of the calf muscles, but I probably shouldn't use it in public until I am entirely sure of the plural.
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