The bosu ball is a great piece of exercise equipment that anyone can use to strengthen muscles. The diagonal wood chop exercise is a great example of this.

http://www.tileRIGHT.com Installing Diagonal Tiles

Colocamos tres camaras ocultas en la redaccion del periódico Diagonal para ver quién está detrás de este medio.

¿Quién está detrás de Diagonal?

Now they built a big ship down in Harland's
She was made for to sell to the Turks -
And they called on the Yard's chief designer
To design all the engines and works.
Now finally the engines was ready
And they screwed in the very last part
An' yer man says 'Let's see how she runs, lads!
An' bejasus! the thing wouldn't start!
So they pushed and they worked an' they footered
An' the engineers' faces got red
The designer he stood lookin' stupid
An' scratchin' the back o' his head.
But while they were fiddlin' and workin'
Up danders oul' Jimmie Dalzell
He had worked twenty years in the 'Island'
And ten in the 'aircraft' as well.
So he pushed and he worked and he muttered
Till he got himself through to the front
And he has a good look roun' the engine
An' he gives a few mutters and grunts,
And then he looks up at the gaffer
An' says he 'Mr Smith, d'ye know?
They've left out the Diagonal Steam Trap!
How the hell d'ye think it could go?'
Now the engineer eyed the designer
The designer he looks at the 'hat'
And they whispered the one to the other
Diagonal Steam Trap? What's that?'
But the Gaffer, he wouldn't admit, like
To not knowin' what this was about,
So he says 'Right enough, we were stupid!
The Diagonal Steam Trap's left out!'
Now in the meantime oul' Jimmie had scarpered
Away down to throw in his boord
And the Gaffer comes up and says 'Jimmy!
D'ye think we could have a wee word.
Ye see that Diagonal Steam Trap?
I know it's left out - it's bad luck
But the engine shop's terrible busy
D'ye think ye could knock us one up?'
Now, oul' Jimmy was laughin' his scone off
He had made it all up for a gag
He'd seen what was stoppin' the engine -
The feed-pipe was blocked with a rag!
But he sticks the oul' hands in the pockets
An' he says 'Aye, I'll give yez a han'!
I'll knock yes one up in the mornin'
An' the whole bloody thing will be grand!'
So oul' Jim starts to work the next morning
To make what he called a Steam Trap,
An oul' box an' a few bits of tubing
An' a steam gauge stuck up on the top,
An' he welds it all on to the engine
And he says to the wonderin' mob
As long as that gauge is at zero
The Steam Trap is doin' its job!'
Then he pulls the rag outa the feed pipe
An' he gives the oul' engine a try
An' bejasus! she goes like the clappers
An' oul' Jimmy remarks 'That's her nye!'
Now the ship was the fastest seen ever
So they sent her away to the Turks
But they toul' them 'That Steam Trap's a secret!
We're the only ones knows how it works!
But the Turks they could not keep their mouths shut
An' soon the whole story got roun'
An' the Russians got quite interested...
Them boys has their ears to the groun'!
So they sent a spy dressed as a sailor
To take photies of Jimmy's Steam Trap
And they got them all back to the Kremlin
An' they stood round to look at the snaps.
Then the head spy says 'Mr Kosygin!
I'm damned if I see how that works!
So they sent him straight off to Siberia
An' they bought the whole ship from the Turks!
When they found the Steam Trap was a 'cod', like,
They couldn't admit they'd been had
So they built a big factory in Moscow
To start makin' Steam Traps like mad!
Then Kosygin rings up Mr Nixon
And he says 'Youse'uns thinks yez are great!
But wi' our big new Russian-made Steam Trap
Yez'll find that we've got yez all bate!'
Now oul' Nixon, he nearly went 'harpic'
So he thought he'd give Harland's a call
And he dialled the engine-shop number
And of course he got sweet bugger all!
But at last the call came through to Jimmy
In the midst of a terrible hush,
'There's a call for you here, from the White House!'
Says oul' Jim, 'That's a shop in Portrush!'
There's a factory outside of Seattle
Where they're turnin' out Steam Traps like Hell
It employs twenty-five thousand workers
And the head of it... Jimmy Dalzell!

David Diagonal and Pat Benadryl together again for the first time. The sun was low, clouds formed overhead. The result: a raw dirty acid duet- Pat on the mic and dD running a couple 303s and a 909. Respect.

Learn how to do crunches in this free how-to video on exercise ball fitness and workouts. Burn fat and build muscle at home!

Diagonal Shower Stall

Learn to cross country ski with a focus on diagonal stride with this 3 minute video by Keith Nicol, Level 4 CANSI instructor. Brought to you by Rossignol and Infinity Poles and Sir Wilfred Grenfell College

David Diagonal plays 4 TB303s, 2 TR909s, and anonymous analog keyboards. Audio and visual footage recorded live at MOPOD Studios late 2007, location unknown. Respect goes out to all acid renegades of the world.

In which I deal the death-blow to all forms of reductive materialism for ever and ever, amen.

Check out EpistemicDuty's vid, which has a link to a very interesting discussion between Grim and Plantinga about the use of similer Cantorian diagonal arguments in theology and modal logic:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=EHilabPBPHI

Matamoros Diagonal Cuauhtémoc

http://www.bmwkoto.com



Shaei translates literally into diagonal shadows. When I am playing this piece, I envision shadows and light; light and darkness; good and evil. I picture walking through a forest on a sunny day, and in the shade you can see shadows through the leaves of trees. Where there are shadows there is light otherwise there would be complete darkness. The light cuts through the darkness as chords, arpeggiations, syncopations and guitar strumming. The piece is full of hope: a metaphor for light cutting through negative emotions such as fear, hate, and self-destruction. Shaei is influenced by rock guitar music in general. The composer, Hikaru Sawai, was a very good guitarist with his own rock band before switching to koto. His music is strongly influenced by western harmony and tricky syncopations. The recording here is of the first movement performed at the Sacramento Buddhist Church Bazaar on August 11, 2007. Enjoy!

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VÍDEO MOSTRANDO UM QUADRADINHO EM CROCHE MODELO DIAGONAL 3ª PARTE, FEITO PELA PROFESSORA ELAINE. VISITE www.elainecroche.blogspot.com

VÍDEO MOSTRANDO UM QUADRADINHO EM CROCHE MODELO DIAGONAL 2ª PARTE, FEITO PELA PROFESSORA ELAINE. VISITE www.elainecroche.blogspot.com

VÍDEO MOSTRANDO UM QUADRADINHO EM CROCHE MODELO DIAGONAL - 1ª PARTE, FEITO PELA PROFESSORA ELAINE. VISITE www.elainecroche.blogspot.com

Homenaje a los mineros de Pasta de Conchos

Company in Residence Cinevox Junior Company in balletmaster Franz Brodmann's class in Dance Art Studio in October 2006. Students from Ballettschule Luzern watch. http://www.ballettluzern.ch/

Another bass solo song by the master himself.

PERFECT DAY:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKNwz9ypnqc

un entretenido documental sobre algunos especimenes de la escuela de arquitectura de barcelona (etsab)

SEGUNDA ENTREGA: LA AMENAZA LABORAL - EPISODIO II

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpvpZxwVpU0

hasta la proxima

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Meet a monk on a metal mission.

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This British Airways plane hits a few problems when the landing gear fails...

The world's smallest man He Pingping stands next to Svetlana Pankratova and her 1.3 meter legs.

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An awesome display of Kung Fu from the Chinese national team.

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Its gettin' hot in here…

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The Chinese police stage a mock assault on a building, as part of an anti-terrorist drill in Bejing.

A German couple in a light aircraft manage to fly into a 380,000 volt power line.

A guy literally does a somersault over a charging bull...

Fantastic film of Italian police riders putting on a motorbike display in the 50s.

Extraordinary footage of Japanese Beluga whales that have been trained to blow bubble rings.

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This little Shetland pony has a bit of an identity crisis.

Renowned French climber Alain Robert, (aka 'Spiderman'), climbs the outside of Abu Dhabi's tallest building with no ropes.

More from the 'Robo-One' Championships in Tokyo - this time, it's two-legged robots punching their way to the title of 'Best Robot Fighter'.

Swiss pilot Yves Rossy, known as 'Fusion Man', tests out his jet-propelled wings over the Alps.

Easter on the small Greek island of Chios means one thing - a massive firework battle, with over 50,000 rockets raining down on two small towns.

At 364 feet, it's the world's highest natural bungee jump - Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe. Not for the faint-hearted.

What would you choose?