Last year, on my personal blog, I wrote an article about how to "Look Good Naked & Live a Long Time." In that article, I highlighted how to get a nice body and maximize longevity by using exercise strategies such as mitochondrial density training, super slow sets, plyometrics, power, fat burning zone sessions, and beyond.
I was recently reading Tim Ferriss's new book Tools of Titans, and in that book, Tim describes how his biceps strength and size, core stability, mobility, and explosiveness all notably increased the past year via the use of a strategy called Gymnast Strong.
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Over winter break I saw a capital Beyoncé meme that said, "If you liked it, you should have put a citation on it," which made me laugh and reminded me of this listener question:
Hi, Grammar Girl. My name is Laura and I am a teacher of 9th-grade English and a big fan of your podcast.
If you're going to the capital, you spell capital with an A and don't capitalize the word.
Capital
Capital refers a city that is the seat of government for its region or is important in some way, but it has many other meanings too. A capital is an uppercase letter. Capital is wealth or money, especially in the context of business:
Squiggly needs capital to get his hot chocolate stand up and running.
You may have a friend who has the same major as you, works in the same department, or just has a similar interest in improving his or her writing skills. Reading each other's work can help you both in a variety of ways.
Online Dictionaries aren't just convenient, they give the people who run the dictionary sites a view into the zeitgeist in a way that was never possible when people looked up words in physical books. Lexicographers see data about what visitors are looking up, and naming words of the year based on search spikes or overall increases in search volume for particular words has become a tradition.
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