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You can. You should.
...but blasting the entire site/newspaper with it? That's just pathetic
Fren, I'm trying my best over here (#933248)
Well, it kind of is but you're looking at the wrong thing:
Treasurys are the safe haven... and so investors are buying them like crazy right now, pushing the yield down a lot and thus, by interest rate parity, pushing USD down
that's wonderful to hear! Tell her to keep at it
...also, unless she's practicing something specific (i.e., shoulder-hip alignment, wrist strength, rotation->falling out of handstand safely) I would suggest she gets away from the wall.
It doesn't actually help you achieve a free-standing handstand
true, true, so let's do one or two slots on that.
... but every single front-page story a Trump story...? WTH
...audience capture.
We no longer report the news, but only shove pictures and headlines of orange man at our readers. Quid-pro-quo
True, true.
Do Libertarians support the tariffs or believe they are in any way a credible means to reverse the decline of US wealth and power?
I don't speak for the Libertarian party (uppercase) so who knows... but no, generally tariffs are anti-economic/obviously pareto inefficient.
We'll see what it achieves it terms of geopol negotiation cloud and/or lowering world prices via Optimal Tariff Theory
start playing with it regularly; be patient, work warm-ups in the wrist + get comfy being upside down, get good at falling out and catch yourself (cuz you're gonna fall a lot!)
The most common problem I see (in handstands and other arm balances) is that people don't get their center of gravity sufficiently above themselves; in handstands your hips need to be above your shoulders and above your wrists.
= if misaligned (not far enough up, or too far) you're gonna fall that way.
core strength really unleashed things for me -- then form: shoulders back, straighten upper back (if you arch, banana-style, like me)