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What's your entertaining style? Is it simple and fuss-free like Laura Calder, or lively and boisterous like Cory Vitiello? Step inside the dinner parties of some of the food industry's top talent and get their entertaining secrets so you can be the host with the most this holiday season.
Cookbook author, Food Network personality, restaurant owner and founder of the food and lifestyle website Crumb, Devin Connell is all about making entertaining easy.
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"Everybody pitches in. Every dish is fun, so you can have other people in the kitchen, and it's not head-down working for 12 hours," he says.
"We look at home cooking as a way to get back to making simple food we adore, and most of the time that's working with a few beautiful ingredients and creating around that." What's on his menu? "Roast chicken is — as you can probably guess — my favorite meal," he says. "You've got the pan drippings from the chicken that's been spiced with lemon and rosemary… that really is the best smell in the world,"
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"When we entertain at home, I love it to be spontaneous," says Fred. "We get a bunch of people round after playing some hockey or soccer, and we just hang out and it turns into a nice, simple dinner, you know?"
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"The secret to perfect steak is a slow cooker. Throw in the meat with butter and Worcestershire sauce, and slow-cook it until the steak is just right. After that, you just barbecue it on a very hot grill for a few minutes to get that nice crust. It's life-changing," he says.
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Chef Melanie Dunkelman started using seasonal, local ingredients in her cooking long before it was considered "cool." Having sourced food in Alaska, Spain, Prince Edward Island and Quebec, her eclectic palette translates to her menu when she's hosting friends and family.
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"My friends and I all like to cook simple foods. I believe you shouldn't be afraid to invite someone over for something as simple as piece of toast and a glass of wine. People want to catch up and be around each other; they don't necessarily want an eight-course meal," says Philip.
"I keep this pastry dough and frangipane in my freezer at all times. I love the acidity the rhubarb brings to the frangipane, which turns into a semi-cakey layer on top of the tart," he says.
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When it comes to feeding a big crowd, a potluck-style feast is the way to go. "I recently had a dinner party for 12 adults and 10 kids, which would have been a lot of food to cook by myself," says the former model and food enthusiast. "You have to be specific, and kind of control it. I'll do the main and a salad and let guests bring dessert, the kids' meal and drinks."
"My dining room opens to the kitchen, which is great for entertaining. My table is a Saarinen-style one that can fit 10 people, but I don't set a fancy table — just a water glass and wine tumbler. And the cheese course makes a great centerpiece," says Pheona.
The beauty of this cheesy dish is you can fill, form and sauce the roll-ups up to one day in advance of the party, so all you need to do is pop them in the oven and dig in.
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"If you're hosting, [a] traditional menu relieves some of the pressure because everyone knows what to expect. We get to march along in step with the tried and true, only throwing in a dash of originality if we want to," says the Food Network star.
When you're whipping up an elaborate feast, you want to have all of your spices and sauces within reach. Display them on floating shelves for a colorful and eclectic look with tons of practicality.
"We always make author Michael Ruhlman's rosemary brine for fried chicken, so for Thanksgiving I immediately thought: Why not add a few more herbs and adapt it for turkey? This brine adds wonderful flavor and makes the bird ultramoist," she says.
Get Laura's recipe for Parsley, Sage, Rosemary & Thyme-Brined Roast Turkey.

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Many of Congressman Gerry Connolly's constituents are calling his office inquiring about his plans for a Town Hall on the Health Care Bill. They want to express their views on this important issue. Regrettably, they get the same stale response: "We are in the planning stage and when one is finalized it will be posted on Gerry's webpage." However, nothing is posted after weeks of calls.
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We passed 80% of the goal in only 8 days. I'm blown away. I'm so grateful for the support, and can't wait to see how this unfolds. A couple things I wanted to let you in on:
One of the incentives for this campaign is a limited edition T-shirt drawn by my twin brother, Adam Pasion. The T-shirt graphic is done, and I'm excited to show it to you. Here's the story.
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Needless to say, all throughout the launch of this project, I've had deadlines that my friend and cowriter Karyn has helped me keep - writing songs, launching the Kickstarter, videos, and general communication. There were more than a few times she called and caught me in the dark playground, watching some ridiculous (or if you ask me, very cool) documentary about an octopus. I don't know what it is about those creatures, but they captivate me. Anyway, one day, she texted for an update on a project, and I was watching a video of an octopus fighting a seal. It wasn't going well for the seal, and I needed to finish this video (it was very sad), but there was a looming deadline. Ignoring the deadline, I started watching beavers. They're fascinating as well. I texted Karyn how great it would be if we lived in world where a beaver would fight an octopus. Does a fresh water octopus exist? Where was i... oh, so the text I received from Karyn was a little emoticon of an octopus, an X and a beaver, which told me I needed to get back to work.
We thought it would be fun to make my dark playground into a wearable memory as well as give me my lifelong dream of seeing an octopus fighting a beaver. My brother is an incredible artist. You can find his work at biguglyrobot.net
There are only a few of these left, so please, if you haven't donated yet, go to my Kickstarter page, and choose the $75 option to get yours.
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The Fall is an adventure/fantasy film starring Lee Pace, Catinca Untaru, and Justine Waddell.
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School Crossing Patrol Officer - Part-time
- Recruiter
- Location
- Heath Lane, Dartford, Kent
- Salary
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- 16 Apr 2019
- Closing date
- 25 Apr 2019
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- Schools, School support, Caretaker
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- Experienced (non manager)
- Hours
- Part time
- Contract
- Permanent
- Listing type
- Job vacancy
Start Date: May 2019
Pay: KR2
Required from 23rd April 2019
5 hours per week 38 weeks per year (term time only).
KR2 £ 15,627 Full Time Equivalent Salary Pro Rata to Actual Salary £1741.48
Are you seeking a part time and flexible role? Are you friendly, reliable and willing to work outside in all weathers to ensure the safety of children? On behalf of Kent County Council, Dartford Science and Technology College is looking for a Road Crossing Patrol with a genuine interest in the safety of children and adults on their journeys to and from school. Our Road Crossing Patrol will be punctual, trustworthy, honest and dedicated.
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Above all you need to like children, to want the very best for them & be prepared to put their needs first. Children will be at the heart of your work.
The Road Crossing Patrol will work 5 hours per week for 38 weeks per year (term time only). The working times are mornings from 8:25 am to 8.55 am and afternoons from 3:00 pm to 3:30 pm.
If there are two people who want to job share this role eg. one in the mornings, one in the afternoon then we would be happy to hear from you.
The successful applicant will be paid within Kent Scheme Grade KR2, which is £15,627 for a full time appointment, and will be pro rata for part-time hours to an actual salary of £1741.48.
Our college and Kent County Council are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults. We expect all employees, workers and volunteers to share this commitment.
The Road Crossing Patrol officer role is subject to an enhanced Disclosure and Barring check, occupational health checks and satisfactory references.
Dartford Science and Technology College is a Good school where "pupils achieve well and thrive" and "all groups of pupils achieve well" (Ofsted March 2017). We have a clear vision for the future and have set a range of challenging targets. This is a high quality learning community for girls aged 11-18 with a mixed Sixth Form. Our ethos puts learning at the heart of everything we do.
Closing Date: 08/09/2019 at 09:00
Interviews: TBC
Information about the school
Why work at Dartford Science and Technology College?
DSTC is a small, non-selective secondary school for girls in Dartford. We are family-centred with high aspirations and pride ourselves on having small average class sizes and excellent pastoral care. This is a place where "pupils achieve well and thrive" and "all groups of pupils achieve well" (Ofsted March 2017). Ofsted graded the school Good overall and Good in each category and noted that "there is a positive climate for learning throughout the school".
Lessons at DSTC have a calm and purposeful atmosphere with the students showing a genuine interest in learning. Our teachers tell us they enjoy being able to teach and enable the students to learn with very little disruption.
We are a Co-operative Trust school and are committed to supporting our workforce to be the best they can be. We can offer accelerated professional development with a personalised approach to developing all staff through coaching, mentoring and both internal and external training. Our new staff will have unparalleled opportunities to learn and bring excellent practice to bear in raising achievement for the students of DSTC.
Our School and all its personnel are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of the children. This post is subject to an Enhanced Disclosure Application to the Disclosure and Barring Service.
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David Carr's Thing For Mr. Potato Head
NY Times media writer David Carr did a helluva job describing his dealings with the PR people at Fox News today, showing how Fox goes into frantic full-court press mode to dissuade a reporter from writing anything vaguely unflattering about Fox News, and how the Fox PR people treat–or ignore–that reporter once the story is published.
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Once the public relations apparatus at Fox News is engaged, there will be the calls to my editors, keening (and sometimes threatening) e-mail messages, and my requests for interviews will quickly turn into depositions about my intent or who else I am talking to.
My only issue with Carr's column was his self-description as he writes about Times colleague Jacques Steinberg having his photo altered on a Fox News program. He writes:
I have a bit of an advantage in that my laundry is already hanging on the line, not to mention that with a face made out of potatoes…
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One month after Smokey the lamb was spotted dining al fresco at Five Leaves restaurant in Greenpoint, the orphaned barnyard animal is back on the farm from whence he came — after being evicted by the NYC Department of Health.
"He's doing great!" says Mary Carpenter of Violet Hill Farm in West Winfield, NY. "He spent the first week or so in our sun porch and house. Then he graduated to the fenced-in front yard and sun porch, where he hangs out with my 1- and 3-year-old."
Smokey hoofed his way into the hearts of millions after The Post reported on what exactly goes into caring for the baby sheep, who was living in an apartment on the Lower East Side with his foster parents Sandy Dee Hall and Maxine Cher. Smokey was born at Violet Hill Farm in late February but was rejected by his birth mother and required 24/7 care in his first month of life.
The couple bottle-fed him three times a day, burped him over their shoulders, took him for daily walks and even washed the little guy with Woolite. And it seems that one of their favorite pastimes, racing down the city sidewalks, has stuck.
"Smokey loves to chase the laying hens and race. Yeah, not kidding. Race," says Carpenter of Smokey's new life on the farm. "I lose horribly every time — he's fast!"
Photos recently posted to the farm's Instagram account show Smokey hunting for Easter eggs with Carpenter's children, drinking from a bottle and hopping around with a slew of lambs, chickens, roosters and dogs.
"We're up to about 60 lambs this season and we're still not done. The herd is enjoying the lazy sunny days, and it's mayhem with bouncing lambies everywhere," says Carpenter.
That'll do, Smokey. That'll do.


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- Dimensions: 65 cm x 43 cm x 27 cm (core instrument)
- Weight: 25 kg (core instrument)
- Electric Power: 400 W, 120/240 V, 50/60 Hz (core instrument)
- Atmospheric monitoring of isotopic gradients from aircraft and other mobile platforms
- Eddy covariance iso-flux measurements
- Isotopic composition measurements
Technical Specifications
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1. The RMS noise definition is defined by the 1 sigma standard deviation of a data stream with a 1 Hz sampling frequency for the ratio of the minor isotope to the major isotope. The values given are for simultaneous detection of all three isoptopologues with [CO2] = 380 ppm.
2. The absolute isotopic ratios are based on the periodic addition of calibration gases using automated solenoid valve (included).
3. The sampling frequency of 1 to 20 Hz is the electronic processing speed. The gas exchange time constant (1/e) in the 0.3 liter volume sampling cell is tau=0.05 seconds with a 420 liter-per-minute vacuum pump (optional).
New Method for Isotopic Ratio Measurements of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Using a 4.3 micron Pulsed Quantum Cascade Laser, D.D. Nelson, J. B. McManus, S. C. Herndon, M. S. Zahniser, B. Tuzson, L. Emmenegger, Applied Physics B., 90, 301-309, 2008.
Infrared laser spectrometer with balanced absorption for measurements of isotopic ratios of carbon gases, J. B. McManus, M. S. Zahniser, D. D. Nelson, L. R. Williams, C. E. Kolb, Spectrochim. Acta A, 58, 2465-2479, 2002.
A high precision pulsed QCL spectrometer for measurements of stable isotopes of carbon dioxide, J.B. McManus, D. D. Nelson, J. H. Shorter, R. Jiménez, S. Herndon, S. Saleska, M. S. Zahniser, J. Modern Optics, 52, 2309-2321, 2005.
What are the instrumentation requirements for measuring the isotopic composition of net ecosystem exchange of CO2 using eddy covariance methods?, S. R. Saleska, J. Shorter, S. Herndon, R. Jimenéz, B. McManus, D. Nelson, M. S. Zahniser, Isotopes Environ. Health Studies, 42, 115-133, 2006.
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So, I'm 99% sure that Tumblr is working the way it's supposed to be now (this will be the test), so I'll be posting a bit more tonight to get caught up!
I've been pretty effing stressed this last week at work, so this ended up being something really nice to stuff in my face while trying not to murder people. Naan is good. Garlic naan is even better. Garlic naan stuffed with cheese is fucking fantastic. Thus goes the heirarchy of the naan.
Significantly changed the recipe for this this time around, as it kind of made me give the original authors a bit of side eye. Go for the good cheese for this – I used fresh mozzarella (pre-sliced), and some smoked cheddar from the local farmer's market. And if it's getting too chilly to grill by you, don't be afraid to fry it on the stove.
Cheese and Garlic Naan
Makes appx 10 naan, I switched sizes halfway through making them
- 1 c warm water
- .25 c sugar
- 1 packet active dry yeast
- 3 T milk
- 1 large egg
- 1 T garlic (original recipe says 2 t, vary however much you ❤ garlic)
- 4.5 c flour
- olive oil for frying
- two different types of cheese (the cheeses you use are up to you, I did fresh mozzarella, appx 8 oz, and a block of smoked cheddar from the farmers market)
Take a bowl, and mix your sugar and water until the sugar is dissolved, and add your packet of yeast. Let it sit for 10 minutes, until foamy like in the first picture. While that sits, whisk together your milk, garlic, and egg in a large bowl. As soon as the yeast mixture is ready, add that, and then your flour, half a cup at a time, until you have a single ball of dough. If your ball of dough can't absorb all the flour, don't worry, add a bit of warm water to help it fully incorporate. Knead in the bowl for ten minutes, and then cover with a towel and let it sit for an hour, until doubled.
After an hour, punch the dough down, and pinch off either pool ball or golf ball bits of dough, and roll into balls, and put either on a lined baking sheet, or a small container, with a few fingers' space between each ball. I started out with golf ball sized bits, but increased to pool ball sized about halfway through frying. Cover with a towel, and let rise another half hour, till the balls double in size.
Meanwhile, prep your cheese! If you're using solid blocks of cheese, cut them up into small cubes. For mozzarella, depending on if you use presliced or not, you'll need to slice the cheese, and then depending on how large of a ball you use, either use the full slice or a half slice.
Once your dough balls are risen, create a little divot in the middle, and then stuff your cheese in (see pic 5 for an idea of what I did with the smaller balls, just double that for bigger balls). Reroll the dough to make a ball again, and then roll out into a circle to make a decent sized flatbread.
Heat your olive oil over medium high, and then add your dough circles, and fry! The cheese may bubble up, so be careful of that, but otherwise, these are ready to go after five minutes a side, and fantastic besides.


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Rinaldo Alessandrini and Concerto Italiano's recording of Bach's Brandenburg Concertos is declared "The Best Recording" by BBC Music Magazine
BBC Music Magazine have praised Rinaldo Alessandrini and Concerto Italiano for creating "the best recording" of Bach's Brandenburg Concertos.
[…] while many conductors strive for a certain consistency of approach within their sets, Rinaldo Alessandrini sees each concerto as a new challenge requiring individually tailored solutions.
Alessandrini never drives the music too hard, bending to the lilt of the dance and prizing supple elasticity and meaningful rhetorical gestures […].
Congratulations to Rinaldo Alessandrini, Concerto Italiano and everyone involved!
Read the full article on BBC Music Magazine's website here.


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Not Chris, mind you...but Montgomery County's own El Rey Jaime La Mierda!
At least that's what the Philadelphia edition of the online news service, "The Examiner" says.
The Examiner interviewed "the Turd" concerning the possibility of his brother, "Hardball" host, Chris Matthews running for the PA senate.
Here's the incriminating quote from the story, followed by a screen-shot of the article (click on images to enlarge):
"Jim Matthews says his brother loves his job and is currently weighing a contract offer from the network. Jim Matthews, a Democrat, is chairman of Pennsylvania's Montgomery County Board of Commissioners."
There it is, people, you can believe it or not believe it, but it's finally in print (click link to see the web page).


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Historic first: Georgia Tech set for initial game against historically black college program
ATLANTA — The band's booming brass bass was bumping.
The fans, caught in the deafening fever pitch of the sound, rocked and rolled to the furious-sounding rhythms that required them to get out of their seats just to clap along.
Meanwhile, the clock — a big, can't-miss, high-hanging stadium fixture — charged curiously along, hastily counting off the halftime minutes until it reached all zeros.
Glancing at the clock's light bulbs and its ever changing tick-tocks, Paul Griffin leaned over to the game's operations manager.
"The clock's getting ready to run out and the other band hasn't even gotten on, are they going to get screwed?" Griffin asked, shouting above the band from the sidelines. "He said, 'Nah, just watch.' "
At two minutes exactly, the clock stood still and remained that way until the other band took the field, finished its performance and the second half of the football game he came to see marched on.
"You can't stop the clock," Griffin, Georgia Tech's senior associate athletic director said last week, chuckling from his office as he recounted a story from his first black college classic experience. " 'The (heck) we can't!' the guy said. Halftime took 40 minutes. That was an eye-opener for me."
Yellow Jackets fans, prepare to have your eyes opened this week, too.
When Georgia Tech takes on South Carolina State on Saturday in its season opener at Bobby Dodd Stadium, the program will take a bold step into the record books.
No, the Yellow Jackets aren't in line to have the longest halftime show in the history of college football; they're headed for something much more monumental.
For the first time in Georgia Tech's long and storied football tenure, the Yellow Jackets on Saturday will face an historically black university football program. In doing so, they will become the first of the two flagship, BCS-level programs in the state to accomplish the feat.
"Really?" a somewhat befuddled Yellow Jackets A-back Roddy Jones said. "Wow. For us to break barriers like that and do stuff that's never been done is awesome, and I'm glad to be a part of it."
Saturday's 1 p.m. kickoff will mark the 118th season start for the Yellow Jackets. But it will be only the first time that toe meets leather for a matchup that at one time may never have seemed destined to exist.
History or money?
While the novelty of a pairing between a longtime predominately white institution and an historically black university may seem unique, this is not the first time such schools have met on the gridiron.
On the FCS level, they meet all the time. But it is against larger BCS-contending programs where there is the most intrigue.
By unofficial estimates, previous to this season, there had only been 12 such meetings between ACC schools and historically black universities, with Florida A&M and Miami meeting eight of those times. The SEC — again, by unofficial checks of sometimes spotty past schedules — has only played six such contests.
In addition to Georgia Tech, Maryland will represent the ACC this season when it plays Morgan State on Sept. 11.
Aside from Florida A&M, as historically black universities go, South Carolina State has one of the most prolific experiences playing BCS-level teams. This game will now mark the Bulldogs' fifth against that type of opponent in four seasons.
"Those were very good experiences for us," South Carolina State athletics director Charlene Johnson said.
In 2007, her Bulldogs faced South Carolina, which won 38-3. The next year, they were shut out by Clemson before giving the Gamecocks a much stiffer battle last season. South Carolina State has also played Air Force in recent years, sending large groups of fans to Colorado for the game.
"When you play these games, they test your team's playing level, and they work to help build your rapport in the state among all groups of football fans," Johnson said.
For decades, many of the games were not scheduled because fo laws that pervaded much of the culture of the times. Particularly in the South, where Jim Crow "separate but equal" legislation ruled the land for more than a half-century, blacks and whites couldn't share lunch counters, let alone football fields.
For example, Georgia Tech didn't start its first black player until 1970 when the strong-armed Eddie McAshan quarterbacked the Yellow Jackets as a sophomore, leading them to a 9-3 season and a Sun Bowl win. The Florida native eventually was drafted by the New England Patriots.
While the rhetoric of yesteryear no longer impacts the world as it once did, these days, scheduling of games like Saturday's remains difficult, Griffin said, because of traditions borne out of segregated times that likely may never fade.
"When I think of I-AA (FCS) schools — in fact, I still call them I-AA and not FCS — I just think of the schools as a collection of guys, schools," said Griffin, who spent stints as the athletics director at Arkansas State and South Florida before arriving to Georgia Tech. "The fact of the matter is, the historically black colleges and universities that play football have their own rich tradition and have their own philosophies."
Traditions, like hosting games dubbed classics.
For those unfamiliar with black college classics — like Griffin was before the day he stood on the sidelines watching two bands cheat Father Time — they are mega events that involve football, food, bands and unrivaled pageantry.
"It's like a bowl game," Griffin said. "It's huge. It's a great event. Imagine 50,000 people in the Citrus Bowl."
For his first classic experience, Griffin, a New York native whose subtle, quick-talking accent still turns heads south of the Mason-Dixon Line, saw Florida A&M battle in-state rival Bethune-Cookman in Orlando, Fla., during the annual Florida Classic.
He believes some historically black colleges shy away from scheduling BCS teams like Georgia Tech simply because the revenue stream is only comparable, at best, to what the classics typically bring in.
"My experience with many schools like that is that rather than wanting to play I-A money games, guaranteed money games, you'll see across the country the classics. The Florida Classic, the Circle City Classic in Indianapolis," said Griffin, whose role at Georgia Tech includes scheduling operations. "So they play those games where they can do the same thing. Maybe come to Atlanta, recruit Atlanta, get their alumni involved and make the same or more money out of that kind of a game because they've all been pretty successful economically and otherwise.
"That probably contributes to the fact that we haven't had any matchups against historically black colleges."
Preparing for a showdown
An important point Griffin raised is that, at least for now, football fans in Georgia should not brace for any impending Georgia Tech-Morehouse matchups or Georgia-Fort Valley State games. Within current rules, they just can't happen.
"A team in the Football Bowl Subdivision (like Georgia Tech or Georgia) may count one victory against a Football Championship opponent toward the definition of a deserving team — 'deserving teams' (Georgia Tech or Georgia) have to win six games — provided the opponent has averaged 90 percent of the maximum number of grants-in-aid for football during that two-year period," Griffin said, quoting the NCAA's 2010 Division-I all-sport manual.
In layspeak, that means an FBS or BCS program like Georgia Tech or Georgia can only count one of its wins per season against an FCS team if it wants to be bowl eligible. In order to be bowl eligible, such teams need only six wins. One single win per year against an FCS team can count in that six. South Carolina State offers enough scholarships to be considered FCS. Morehouse and Fort Valley State do not and therefore compete in Division-II status.
"In football, that limits who (Division-II and lower) teams can play," Griffin said.
Those scholarship rules don't, however, affect the scheduling of basketball and other sports. And as a result, although it hasn't been announced yet, Georgia Tech will be playing an Atlanta-area, Division-II historically black university in a basketball exhibition this season, Griffin added.
While there are these sorts of rules and regulations school officials have to follow when scheduling such games, there are other things they have to pay attention to, as well — specifically, the logistical make-up of the game itself.
"I sent our logistics staff over a couple weeks ago to check out the facilities at Georgia Tech and to just make sure everything will meet our requirements for our band," Johnson said. "We have a very large and active band and cheerleaders, and it's not easy to always navigate new environments with them."
South Carolina State is expected to have eight or nine buses for band, dancer, cheerleader, player and coach personnel alone, she said.
Of course, transportation of groups that size can cost steep prices. As part of its game contract, Georgia Tech enticed South Carolina State to play the game with the promise it would pay the university $225,000. Griffin estimated $20,000 of that would go to transportation, hotel and meal costs for the players and entertainers.
Speaking of the contract, how did this game get scheduled in the first place?
Those currently at Georgia Tech don't really know, other than the fact that it began with simple friendships.
"Bobby Robinson, our former associate AD and the former AD at Clemson had scheduled this game," Georgia Tech athletics director Dan Radakovich said.
Although Robinson's name does not show up on the contract — only those of Radakovich and former Georgia Tech assistant athletics director Larry New do — others involved pointed to him as the initiator who simply believed this was a game both teams would want to play.
But even after Robinson's departure more than six years ago, other connections between the schools eventually cropped up, as well.
Buddy Pough, South Carolina State's head coach, was at South Carolina as an assistant under Lou Holtz 10 years ago. Also in Columbia, S.C., at the time was Radakovich.
"Buddy Pough, who I worked with at South Carolina is their head coach, so it just kind of all came together. Bobby knew Buddy as well during his time at Clemson," Radakovich said. "Many times, these games come together because of relationships with either athletic departments or coaches and staff people. It's probably less to do with any historical significance that may come as a result of playing a game."
Be that as it may, history has landed on Georgia Tech's doorstep.
'Shouldn't be the first'
News that the season opener held historical significance caught Radakovich, Griffin and others around Georgia Tech's administrative offices off guard.
"I don't know that we've thought about it," Griffin said. "I didn't know it was the first.
"It shouldn't be the first, and it shouldn't be the last."
The Yellow Jackets are currently booked with their FCS opponents through the 2015 season. So at the earliest, it would be 2016 before Georgia Tech could schedule another game with a historically black program. So might South Carolina State be coming back to Atlanta that year?
"Sure," Griffin said. "It's about time that Tech provided that opportunity to an historically black college or university, and we'll have to work harder to make sure it's — like I said before — not the last."
Yellow Jackets quarterback David Sims, a redshirt freshman backup, is from St. Matthews, S.C., a 15-minute drive from South Carolina State's Orangeburg campus.
"I remember when the schedule first came out, I was expecting us to be playing Jacksonville State again, and then I saw South Carolina State — I thought it was a misprint," Sims said.
The Yellow Jackets hosted Jacksonville State in their openers the past two seasons.
Sims, who used to go to Bulldogs games to watch a cousin play in the band, said he had several friends from high school all-star games on South Carolina State's roster and he looks forward to seeing them on the field before the game. Better than any of his current teammates, he knows first-hand how stiff the challenge the Yellow Jackets will be facing can be.
"Like (quarterbacks) Coach (Brian) Bohannon was telling me earlier, I need to remind our guys that some of those guys, they had the offers, some of the same offers as us," Sims said. "Maybe they were missing something else that kept them from going to a Georgia or a Georgia Tech."
With game week now here, the trash talk between school officials, albeit that of a light variety, has already begun.
"It's a test we have to prepare for, but at the end of the day, we expect our young men to go out and play and we expect our young men to work hard and not give up," Johnson said, before adding. "We want to win this game."
While Griffin is now well aware of the extra importance Saturday's game holds, he also understands that when the teams step on Grant Field, there will be two numbers on the scoreboard he'll be looking for by late afternoon. And neither has anything to do with the clock.
"So Georgia Tech's significance in terms of bringing South Carolina State to this city is I assume it's going to be good for them, I hope it's good for them," Griffin said, before grinning. "I hope they lose."


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I wonder if anyone can help.
I have an issue where I need to print a card on a sub-stack. But every time I open the sub-stack to print the script stops. This happens only on IOS. On Windows, it works as expected. Am I doing something wrong possible bug? see script below.
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lock screen
go to cd "card" of stack "substack"
--stops working here
--open printing
answer "check working1" with "okay"
open printing to pdf tPDFPath
if the result is "Cancel" then
## The user has cancelled printing
exit mouseup
## Print the card into the printable area
--open cd "card" of stack "substack"
answer "check working2" with "okay"
print cd "card" of stack "substack" into 0,0,595,842
close printing
answer "check working 3" with "okay"
end if
go to stack "mainstack"
unlock screen
answer "working" with "okay"
I am using LC 8.1.6 and XCODE 8.2.1
If anyone can point me in the right direction that would be great.


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This weekend, President Barack Obama will mark the beginning of his general election campaign with a series of rallies in the swing states of Virginia and Ohio; and in marking the start of the long campaign, the Obama campaign released a 7-minute long web video that lays out their themes going forward.
This decision is telegraphed in the very title of the video, "Forward," which has been much mocked for seeming to borrow the same tagline as the left-leaning network MSNBC.
But the Obama video is almost entirely a look back, rather than a look into what the next four years could look like under a President Obama. The video never once mentions Mitt Romney, Mr. Obama's opponent, and not until the final minute or so does it pivot to a look towards the future.
Instead, the video begins with a look at the past, before Mr. Obama took office, back when homes sales were falling quickly and the number of employed Americans just as fast. From there, the video makes the broad case for the Obama administration's record, reminding voters battered by the daily news cycle how much the Obama administration has tackled.
The list, from their side, is lengthy: a stimulus that created million of jobs, the saving of the Big 3 auto companies, a rise in manufacturing, credit card reform, Wall Street, student loan reform, an increase in energy production, and oh yeas, health care reform.
The only problem of the last term, the video suggests is an intransigent Republican Party, one led by the likes of Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh, and ominous video of Tea Party protests is splashed across the screen.
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The Green Chair Project / April 2017
In Raleigh, Wake County, North Carolina there is a charity that grew up in order to give people emerging from crisis situations a "leg up". Named The Green Chair Project, the mission is "…furnishing lives with dignity". The Green Chair Project helps families in Wake County, NC who are emerging from homelessness, crisis and disaster. The Green Chair Project provides furnishings in order that the families can return to a life of stability and normalcy: getting the kids into beds, cooking meals, sharing a table, resting after a long day. Working with other groups who provide assistance, each family pays $200.00 in order to receive a complete household full of furniture and other items to make their new home function. They have pride of ownership in their purchases and it is not simply homes that are furnished; futures are furnished.
The Directors at the Green Chair Project wrote to me that they felt privileged that I partnered with them to raise money and awareness for this project. But I am the one who's the privileged partner; I am honored to have been a part of this year's fundraising "Chairity" event. The event was completely sold out and with the auctioning of the reimagined chairs, more than $150,000 was raised! This goes a long way in helping to keep their doors open to serve the more than 548 families they expect this year alone.


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October 16, 2000
Web posted at: 5:55 PM EDT (2155 GMT)
What is the Electoral College and How does it Operate?
Contrary to public belief, the Electoral College (hereafter abbreviated as "EC") does not issue diplomas to students! The EC was created by the Framers of the U.S. Constitution in 1787 in order to avoid direct popular election of the President. The Framers were clearly fearful of "popular passions" or even "mobocracy." Electors in this era had significant power, using their own discretion in choosing a chief executive and vice-president. Today, the word "college" does not refer to a school, but rather an assemblage of "Electors" (they are normally chosen by their state political parties and/or state party leaders, subject to state law) who collectively cast their votes for a presidential candidate after the popular vote winner has been established in each state. So, in the modern era, Electors are merely ratifying popular vote results established six weeks earlier on election day. For example, in the 1996 presidential election, the Republican nominee Bob Dole won the most popular votes in his home state, Kansas. Therefore, he was entitled to all of the six electoral votes from that state. Six Electors who were previously pledged to support Dole, then cast their separate electoral ballots for Dole (and his running mate, Jack Kemp) in December (on the Monday following the second Wednesday of December as proscribed by federal law) in the state capital of Kansas, Topeka. Bill Clinton received a plurality (the largest number) of popular votes in the state of New York. All of that state's 33 electoral votes would subsequently be awarded to the Clinton-Gore ticket by 33 Electors in a December meeting in Albany (that state's capital). So, when Americans cast their votes on November 7, 2000, they will actually be choosing Republican, Democratic, or minority party Electors through their popular votes. (Please note that there are two state exceptions to the usual popular vote/electoral vote linkage; these are found in Maine and Nebraska, where two Electors are chosen by statewide popular vote, and the remainder of the Electors by popular vote majorities/pluralities within each congressional district.) Technically, American voters do not directly elect the president; only Electors do! The sealed electoral ballots are sent to the President of the Senate in Washington, D.C. where the official ballots from each state are counted in early January before a joint session of Congress. The presidential/vice-presidential victors are then officially certified.
Explaining The Mathematics of the EC
There are 538 total Electors (individuals) in the contemporary EC. The 538 is equal to 100 U.S. Senators plus 435 members of the House of Representatives plus 3 from the District of Columbia (compliments of the 23rd Amendment). So, a state's electoral votes are equal to its total representation in Congress (Senators plus Representatives). Accordingly, the more populous states have a greater number of electoral votes. California, containing the most people, has 54 electoral states (52 representatives + 2 U.S. Senators = 54), where, by comparison, North Dakota has 3 electoral votes (1 House Representative plus 2 U.S. senators). As you can see, the fewest number of Electors any state can have is 3 (Alaska, Delaware, Vermont, Montana, Wyoming, and South Dakota all share this distinction). It follows that the typical presidential candidate will want to invest most of his or her campaign resources in the largest electoral-vote states.
For any presidential nominee to be elected, he or she must obtain at least a majority of 538, or the magic number of 270. If 270 is not reached (a popular third-party candidate could conceivably siphon off enough electoral votes in the future to deny either the Republican or Democratic nominee a majority of Electors; this almost happened in 1968 when George Wallace won 46 Electoral votes), then the election's outcome is determined by Congress. The House would select the president, from the top three choices if necessary, by a majority of the states (each state delegation would have one vote, with 26 needed of the 50 for selection), and the Senate would choose a vice-president from the top two choices by majority vote. Each senator has one vote. Only two elections have gone into the House (1800 and 1824) and the Senate has not chosen a vice-president since 1836. This scenario has obviously not occurred in the modern era, although it is by no means impossible given the growing appeal of third parties and the weakening of the two major parties.
Suggested Reforms of the EC
Political pundits argue that the EC should either be abolished and/or drastically modified. First, they assert that the EC could cause a candidate who receives the most popular votes nationally, i.e., from all 50 states and District of Columbia, to lose the election. One example in American history of the EC vote not following the popular vote was Benjamin Harrison's 1888 election. In 1976, a shift of a few thousand votes in several key states would have given Gerald Ford an electoral-vote victory, but left Jimmy Carter with a popular vote plurality. For example, a candidate could win the eleven largest electoral vote states by very small popular vote margins (remember-- the EC is a "winner- take-all system", in that obtaining the most popular votes takes all of that state's electoral votes), achieve the requisite 270 electoral votes, and then lose the 39 other states, plus D.C., by huge popular vote margins. The losing candidate would then have more popular votes but not the magic "270." To prevent this, reformers suggest abolishing the EC altogether, and awarding the presidency to whichever candidate wins a national plurality of popular votes, provided that individual receives at least 40% of the total vote. If there were three or more candidates running and no one received the requisite 40%, then a run-off election would follow between the two candidates that had received the most popular votes. Detractors argue that the runoff provision would make the presidential election process too expensive and lengthy. Small states would also lose some of their political clout as well.
Second, there are those reformers who wish to keep the current EC system intact. However, to prevent the scenario described above, they would award a"bonus" sum of 102 electoral votes (2 per 50 states plus 2 from D.C.) automatically to the candidate with the most popular votes. The candidate would have to obtain 321 electoral votes (electoral votes actually won plus the bonus). If not, a run-off would ensue (a liability to critics).
Third, political experts pose the problem of the "faithless Elector." While Electors are pledged to support a particular ticket, they cannot be legally prevented from repudiating that pledge during the December balloting (Electors have changed their votes in the twentieth century presidential elections of 1948, 1956, 1960, 1968, 1972, 1976, and 1988). For example, if the final Electoral College result in a future, hypothetical election were 270 for candidate "A" and 268 for candidate "B," then one Elector, by switching his or her vote, could create a 269-269 tie, hence forcing the stalemated election to be considered by Congress. If the EC were abolished, this danger would simply disappear.
Two other reforms include the district and proportional plans. The former would be the national version of the Maine and Nebraska operations. Each state would be given two Electors elected statewide, with the remaining Electors chosen according to the popular vote in each congressional district. While this plan would represent a more faithful mirror of voter opinion, it would not eliminate the possibility of electing a minority, popular vote presidential candidate. The proportional plan would eradicate the winner-take-all feature of the EC. For example, if a Democratic candidate received 40% of the popular vote in a state with 10 electoral votes, then he or she would be entitled to four of those ten. If the Republican contender received 50%, then five electoral votes would be awarded. A third party candidate gaining 10% of the statewide popular vote would be entitled to one electoral vote. This is a fairer system since everyone receives a share of a state's electoral votes. But its great disadvantage is that it would encourage minority parties and increase the likelihood of no one candidate receiving 270 electoral votes. In short, more presidential elections might be controlled by Congress than ever before. Finally, if the House and Senate were (a) under the control of different parties and (b) also had very narrow partisan majorities in both houses, then the probability of not even being able to choose a president or vice-president would be aximized.
The Arguments of EC Supporters
Proponents of the current EC system argue against its abolition or major reform. They view the EC as unifying the nation by forcing a presidential candidate to gain support from all regions of the nation. In addition, the EC system is democratic, in that it gives heavily populated urban centers greater electoral power. Also, in a very close election, the influence of the small states remains important. Furthermore, the preservation of the two-party system (and political stability) is assured by keeping the EC intact. Under the EC, third, or splinter, parties have a very difficult time either winning the presidency or forcing the election into the House and Senate. In conclusion, the Electoral College has worked effectively, with only a few exceptions, for more than two centuries. No presidential election in over 170 years has been decided by the House of Representatives. Hence, advocates see no reason to tamper with a design that has stood the test of time, and one which is clearly superior to any suggested reform.
**A "majority" is always more than 50%. A "plurality" refers to the greatest number of popular votes, but not necessarily a majority. Note that a presidential candidate receiving either a majority or plurality of popular votes in a specific state will still win all of that state's electoral votes under the current EC arrangement.
1. How is the number 538 derived in the current Electoral College?
2. How could the EC system conceivably push the presidential election decision into Congress?
3. Why is it so difficult for third parties to win sizable numbers of electoral votes?
4. What is meant by the popular vote/electoral vote linkage?
5. What post-election events relating to the EC occur in December and January?
6. What EC reforms have been suggested? What are their strengths and weaknesses?
7. How can the EC be defended?
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CHARLESTOWN, Mass. -- A three-goal second period propelled Suffolk to a 4-1 win over Salem State at Emmons Horrigan O'Neil Memorial Rink on Tuesday afternoon. Matt Yianacopolus tallied the only goal for the Vikings, who slip to 0-2 on the season. The Rams improve to 2-1.
The scoring started seven minutes into the second stanza as Mikhail Bryan deflected the puck right past Olivier Lacroix with help from Brian Brooks and Joe Vingi.
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Suffolk came out of the locker determined to stretch its lead further and commanded the opening portion of the third period. Neither team was able to capitalize on its chances though until Salem State found its grove just after the midway point and Ryan Tierney fed Matt Yianacopolus to erase the shutout.
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My key research interest within the Bahn lab is to develop functional cytomic models for biomarker elucidation and drug discovery in psychiatric disorders using primary patient samples exvivo and induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells. For my undergraduate degree I studied Biological Sciences with specialization in Neurosciences at the University of Edinburgh (UK). I have over five years of experience in the biotech industry working on personalized medicine and drug discovery at Vivia Biotech (Spain) and Novasite Pharmaceuticals (San Diego, USA).
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From the moment we heard our first sound of free music in Laos we were constantly on the go and music was our companion. From the winding mountain roads, to the sleepy river towns and onto the epic cross country journey to the border this playlist is a selection of the songs that where sound bites from our journey or songs that evoke memories of the sights, sounds and scene's of this fabulous country.
Happy Listening!
- Superstylin' - Groove Armada
- Call it what you want – Foster the People
- Angel– Massive Attack
- Thunderstruck – AC/DC
- Sex on Fire – Kings of Leon
- Sunset on You – Linkin Park
- Freedom Happening - Live Footage
- So Fresh, So Clean – Outkast
- Brendans Death Song – Red Hot Chili Peppers
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Zaha Hadid's school runs counter to today's politically austere mood, but this inspiring piece of design is a worthy winner of this year's Stirling prize
Zaha Hadid winning the Stirling prize for an "expensive" Brixton school; is it a shot in the foot or a shot in the arm for British architecture?
Every generation or so it seems that architects have to re-convince the Brits about the value of investing in good design. Each time, we have to use a different argument depending on the prevailing national mood. Like George Bush Jr said, "It's like deja vu, all over again".
Some blame our pragmatic anti-design culture on Henry VIII. He sacked the monasteries and churches, putting the religious art industry in England out of business and arguably turning us into a literary society (enter Shakespeare, Bacon and so on). We still write more books than the Americans, despite being a third of their size. But you can't blame it on Protestantism. The Germans and Scandinavians "get art" and "get architecture" in a way we just don't. It's in their cultural DNA - just like it's in the Mediterraneans' and the South Americans'. The irony is that as we have brilliant art and architecture courses and we turn out some of the best artists and architects in the world.
I thought we had it cracked during the long Labour boom when great design and architecture became a lifestyle magazine subject and even the schools' programmes became infused with the necessity for good architecture to support good teaching. It seemed like the Brits, at last, got good design and our best architects could return from exile, from building in Germany and Asia, to practice at home. I failed to see the trap PFI and the bankers had set us.
Headlining with Building Schools for the Future (BSF), architects have become associated under the new Tory government with projects where needless excess seemed to triumph over common sense to burden us with debt. This is a misunderstanding, giving everyone a scapegoat. In reality the architects were working to a brief delivered by their PFI paymasters, those same paymasters who are offering flat-pack one-size-fits-all solutions now the wind has changed.
What is in the Brits' DNA is ingenuity and architects are no exception. If we want well designed schools with standard components at lowest cost and highest speed, all you need to do is ask. There are plenty of top-class teams supported by their consulting and supply chain colleagues, who can deliver just that. Just look at the CLASP schools by Henry Swain, Patera office systems by Hopkins, Oxford and Nucleus system hospitals by Powell and Moya to cite but a few. We need to use our talent, not be afraid of it or marginalise it.
So, back to Zaha's win at the Stirling. A shot in the foot or the arm? Her well-fancied rival was Hopkins' velodrome at the Olympic park. An elegant structure, it is easy on the eye and super politically correct. It looks forward to the Olympics, a Labour project enthusiastically adopted by the Tories (unlike BSF) and part of the regeneration of not only the Lea Valley but the whole nation. It was the public's favourite and the live Stirling Prize audience in the Wilkinson Eyre's (Stirling-winning) Magna Centre just knew it would win. But it didn't and rumour has it that it didn't even come second, it was beaten into third place by an insignificant looking (but actually very beautiful) Northern Irish project. Are architects mad? Don't they know what's good for them? When they are in a hole, don't they know to stop digging?
There are two truths here. Firstly architects don't give the most important architecture prize in the UK to the scheme they think will please the government. I for one would hate it if they did. Secondly, you can't judge buildings by their photographs. The RIBA insists that contending buildings are visited and having been a Stirling judge I know how important that is.
Buildings need to be experienced first-hand to understand their qualities. You need to hear the story from the client and the users and to touch, feel and observe the building in use.
And anyway, I think that it's pretty good to give generations of kids in Brixton an amazing building that might well change their lives, by one of the world's greatest architects. That is a real legacy (eat your heart out Olympic park) and if it's no longer PC, too bad. Will we design this type of school again in the near future? No, circumstances have changed; we can do something else that's appropriate to the times that will be good in a different way.
Hadid's Evelyn Grace Academy is a shot in the arm and a reminder of what real architecture can do for some very disadvantaged people.
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There is nothing really to explain. The Colts have 9 picks, and here's what I think they will do with them come draft weekend. I will not give us Chris Long, Darren McFadden, Keith Rivers, etc. This will be realistic.
2nd-Chris Johnson/RB/ECU
3rd-John Greco/OT/Toledo
4th-Rudolph Hardie/DE/Howard
5th-Arman Shields/WR/Richmond
6th-Joey Haynos/TE/Maryland
6th-Titus Brown/DE/Mississippi State
6th-Kory Lichtensteiger/C/Bowling Green
7th-Bernard Morris/QB/Marshall
All of these guys have been getting interest from the Colts. The only stretch on their is Lichtensteiger, who is projected as an early 6th rounder. I wish I could have fit in Jack Williams, but Hardie and Shields are too good to pass up right there. Corner isn't a huge need for now, depending on what we do with Hayden this offseason. With this draft, the big needs like running back, offensive line, and defensive end are covered. This may be the best possible draft.
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Quick Colts Mock Draft
Posted by Local Team Homer at 10:30 PM
Labels: 2008 NFL Draft, Arman Shields, Bernard Morris, Chris Johnson, Indianapolis Colts, Joey Haynos, John Greco, Kory Lichtensteiger, Rudolph Hardie, Titus Brown
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- 5150 said...
Why in the hell would the Colts take a QB, even in the 7th round
- April 18, 2008 at 4:21 PM
- Local Team Homer said...
The Colts have been looking for a new backup because sources say that Polian isn't too happy with Sorgi. The Colts attended the Marshall Pro Day to scout him.
- April 18, 2008 at 4:46 PM
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I had a bit of an odd elementary school P.E. experience. Instead of your typical dodgeball games, I was busy jump roping, riding unicycles, juggling, and walking on stilts (all skills that have come in oddly useful in my adult life). Throughout this I developed an odd fascination with the circus arts. Now I've taken a couple of trapeze classes over the past few years (totally fun and I highly recommend them), but I have always wanted to give silks a try. Not wanting to make a fool of myself alone, I coerced my friend M into joining me. What can I say, we're hooked, i'm already signed up for more classes.
Ta Da! I stood on some fabric. Ok, not that exciting, but I promise my arms have never been that sore in my life. It hurt to pull up my pants and tie my shoes for a week.
M demonstrating the most complicated skill we practiced…. ouch!
And me. Clearly I was in pain too.
Notice how my face is all red… That's because I was hanging upside down trying to get into this move for a solid minute prior to this. 😉
I'm convinced that this kind of exercise is the only way to get my upper body in shape and I am itching to get to my next class this week!
Happy monday, i'm off to sunny California for work for a few days! Hope your week has started well!