Well, I guess there’s not much else that you can do. Just make sure to mix in some other cardio workouts so your legs can get a break from the treadmill.

Or tells you that the players didn’t think injuries against a beer league team was worth their career because of an injury.

Are there no schools that you can go to in order to run on their track?

Must have missed this article. Thanks for the link. :)

I agree, except if there is ice everywhere. Never fun to hit a patch of black ice while you run.

If you want to avoid injuries, stop running on treadmills, indoor tracks (Concrete with carpet), and sidewalks. All of these surfaces cause you to incur a lot of high impacts that you don’t need. Instead, find a trail or somewhere that you can run in the grass or on a softer outdoor track. If you live somewhere that…

If you’re trying to save money, just run for the exercise/fun and don’t join races. Running one marathon because it’s a life goal is one thing, but running a half-marathon/5K every month is pointless if your goal is to save money.

I would add to keep track of models from a previous year and get them online/in stores when the new model comes out. It’s not like there are that many advancements in running shoes from one year to the next.

When is it ever okay to ride through a gap between two police vehicles with lights on and between two police officers <5 feet apart in that gap?

When there is a wreck on the side of the road or when someone is bent over the hood of a cop car, no one thinks it’s okay to ride between the emergency vehicles to avoid…

Haven’t read this yet, but just want to comment on the missed zombie pun in the title. I thought you would have called it “What Zombie Debt Is and How It Can Come Back to Bite You.”

They could be saving that for post-production too. It all depends what they are planning to do with them.

I agree that emails can be easy to find if you are organized, but a lot of that is based on a good subject line. My job covers a lot of supporting customers, so when I get emails with the subject “[Product Name] Issue,” it is a blast to sort through those effectively. I completely agree with your second part even in…

Time to find a new one...or just read up on your own nutrition like it seems you are doing anyway.

Yes to this. My first job out of college had an onboarding process that included explaining the different levels of knowledge.
1. You don’t know what you don’t know
2. You don’t know what you know
3. You know what you don’t know
4. You know what you know

These may be in the wrong order, but in the first one, people are…

Right, that’s what the post says, but you were meant to explain what soft skills in particular you recommend. I’m guessing you are leaning towards communication/being personable based on your example, but it could be a multitude of other things as well.

To add to this, if you have a flexible schedule, try to keep it rigid for a few months before you start flexing your time. It’s good to get into the habit of working normal hours and knowing how much you get done each day because others will notice this as well. If you show up at 8 on one day and 9:30 on the next, the…

Dress for the job you want. I see so many people hit the minimum dress code and get lost in the group. It’ll make you stand out for something positive.

Do they suck that much that they can’t even get any level of enjoyment out of it without the hacks? Maybe stop hacking and you’ll get better at games.

I don’t think they understand the concept of “No second chances.” Blizzard literally means that whether or not you have enough money to waste on buying the game again, if you cheat once, you cannot play again.

Only in North Korea, so if that’s where you live...how did you get connected to Kotaku?