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A table saw, also known as a saw bench, is among the most useful woodworking tools. While it's also among the more expensive mid-sized power tools, its wide range of applications means that it will pay for itself, so to speak, within a year or less.
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Dried and salted cod, sometimes referred to as salt cod or saltfish or salt dolly, is cod which has been preserved by drying after salting. Cod which has been dried without the addition of salt is stockfish.  Salt cod was long a major export of the North Atlantic region, and has become an ingredient of many cuisines around the Atlantic and in the Mediterranean.

Dried and salted cod has been produced for over 500 years in Newfoundland, Iceland, and the Faroe Islands, and most particularly in  Norway where it is called klippfisk, literally "cliff-fish". Traditionally it was dried outdoors by the wind and sun, often on cliffs and other bare rock-faces. Today klippfisk is usually dried indoors with the aid of electric heaters.

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Salt cod formed a vital item of international commerce between the New World and the Old, and formed one leg of the so-called triangular trade. Thus, it spread around the Atlantic and became a traditional ingredient not only in Northern European cuisine, but also in Mediterranean, West African, Caribbean, and Brazilian cuisines.

The drying of food is the world's oldest known preservation method, and dried fish has a storage life of several years. Traditionally, salt cod was dried only by the wind and the sun, hanging on wooden scaffolding or lying on clean cliffs or rocks near the seaside.

Drying preserves many nutrients, and the process of salting and drying codfish is said to make it tastier. Salting became economically feasible during the 17th century, when cheap salt from Southern Europe became available to the maritime nations of Northern Europe. The method was cheap, and the work could be done by the fisherman or his family. The resulting product was easily transported to market, and salt cod became a staple item in the diet of the populations of Catholic countries on 'meatless' Fridays and during Lent.

The British Newfoundland Colony lacked the cold dry weather necessary to make stockfish and the plentiful salt required to make Portuguese style salted fish. Instead, they developed a hybrid approach of lightly salted fish dried in a milder climate. In Norway, this was first known as "terranova fisk" (Newfoundland fish) but came to be known as klippfisk (rock fish) for the rocky coasts where it was (and still is) produced.

The British also developed a system of drying cod from the Grand Banks of Newfoundland during the summer, which was called "habardine" or "poor john."

Names
In Middle English dried, and salted cod was called haberdine. Dried cod and the dishes made from it are known by many names around the world, many of them derived from the root bacal-, itself of unknown origin. Explorer John Cabot reported that it was the name used by the inhabitants of Newfoundland.  Some of these are: bacalhau (salgado) (Portuguese), bacalao salado (Spanish), bacallau salgado (Galician), bakailao (Basque), bacallà salat i assecat or bacallà salat (Catalan), μπακαλιάρος, bakaliáros (Greek), Klippfisch (German), morue salée (French), baccalà (Italian), bakalar (Croatian), bakkeljauw (Surinamese Dutch), bakaljaw (Maltese), makayabu (Central and East Africa), and kapakala (Finnish).  Other names include ráktoguolli/goikeguolli (Sami), klipfisk (Danish) klippfisk/kabeljo (Swedish), stokvis/klipvis (Netherlandish Dutch), saltfiskur  (Icelandic), morue (French), bartolitius (Canadian), and saltfish (Anglophone I Caribbean).

Process

The fish is beheaded, eviscerated and cut flat by removing the spine, often on board the boat or ship. (This is feasible with whitefish, whereas it would not be with oily fish.) It is then salted and dried ashore. Traditionally the fish was sun-dried on rocks or wooden frames, but modern commercial production is mainly dried indoors with electrical heating. It is sold whole or in portions, with or without bones.

Species of fish

Prior to the collapse of the Grand Banks (and other) stocks due to overfishing, salt cod was derived exclusively from Atlantic cod. Since then products sold as salt cod may be derived from other whitefish, such as pollock, haddock, blue whiting, ling and tusk. In South America, catfish of the genera Pseudoplatystoma are used to produce a salted, dried and frozen product typically sold around Lent.

Quality grades
In Norway, there used to be five different grades of salt cod. The best grade was called superior extra. Then came (in descending order) superior, imperial, universal and popular. These appellations are no longer extensively used, although some producers still make the superior products.

The best klippfisk, the superior extra, is made only from line-caught cod. The fish is always of the skrei, the cod that once a year is caught during spawning. The fish is bled while alive, before the head is cut off. It is then cleaned, filleted and salted. Fishers and connoisseurs alike place a high importance in the fact that the fish is line-caught, because if caught in a net, the fish may be dead before caught, which may result in bruising of the fillets. For the same reason it is believed to be important that the klippfisk be bled while still alive. Superior klippfisk is salted fresh, whereas the cheaper grades of klippfisk might be frozen first.

Lower grades are salted by injecting a salt-water solution into the fish, while superior grades are salted with dry salt. The superior extra is dried twice, much like Parma ham. Between the two drying sessions, the fish rests and the flavour matures.

Culinary uses

Before it can be eaten, salt cod must be rehydrated and desalinated by soaking in cold water for one to three days, changing the water two to three times a day.

In Europe, the fish is prepared for the table in a wide variety of ways; most commonly with potatoes and onions in a casserole, as croquettes, or as battered, deep-fried pieces. In France, brandade de morue is a popular baked gratin dish of potatoes mashed with rehydrated salted cod, seasoned with garlic and olive oil. Some Southern France recipes skip the potatoes altogether and blend the salted cod with seasonings into a paste. There is a particularly wide variety of salt cod dishes in Portuguese cuisine. In Greece, fried cod is often served with skordalia. There are also numerous and very varied specialities in north-eastern Italy.

Salt cod is part of many European celebrations of the Christmas Vigil, in particular the southern Italian  Feast of the Seven Fishes.

In several islands of the West Indies, it forms the basis of the common dish saltfish. In Jamaica, the national dish is ackee and saltfish. In Bermuda, it is served with potatoes, avocado, banana and boiled egg in the traditional codfish and potato breakfast. In some regions of Mexico, it is fried with egg batter, then simmered in red sauce and served for Christmas dinner.

In Liverpool, England, prior to the post-war slum clearances, especially around the docks, salt fish was a popular traditional Sunday morning breakfast.

See also

 Bacalhau – dried and salted cod in Portuguese cuisine
 Fish processing
 List of dried foods

 Collapse of the Atlantic northwest cod fishery
 Ackee and saltfish

Notes

References

 Davidson, Alan (1979). North Atlantic Seafood. .
 Kurlansky, Mark (1997). Cod: A Biography of the Fish That Changed the World. New York: Walker. .
 Sanjuán, Gloria (2009). La Cocina del Bacalao. Madrid: Libro Hobby. .

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Q: VirtualBox installation problem on Ubuntu 20.10 The VirtualBox Linux kernel driver is either not loaded or not set up correctly. Please try setting it up again by executing
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Method 2: install software center (the software center is not loading by default on my computer), and install virtualbox from there.
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Asked who has the better crossover move between Arellano U star playmaker Jiovani Jalalon and sophomore guard Kent Salado, Chiefs coach Jerry Codiñera struggled to make his choice.
"Parehong magaling 'yun," he said following Arellano U's 79-72 victory over Emilio Aguinaldo College on Wednesday in the 2016 Filoil Flying V Preseason Premier Cup at the Filoil Flying V Centre in San Juan.
His bold answer virtually sums up Codiñera's latest dilemma with the Chiefs' prized backcourt tandem. But that's a kind of problem he is willing to deal with.
"At least sa backcourt hindi na ako magwo-worry," he said. "Unlike sa other teams, 'yun ang problema nila di ba?
The 5-foot-9 Jalalon took charge anew on the offensive end, tallying 18 points, spiked by three triples, on top of three rebounds and one assist while Salado, his fellow Cagayan de Oro native, came off the bench, collecting five markers, three boards and as many dimes in the Chiefs' methodical win over the Generals.
Known as the "Defense Minister" in the pro ranks for his imposing defensive presence during his heyday, Codiñera added the vast improvement of Salado courtesy of his stint with the Sta. Lucia Realtors in the Pilipinas Commercial Basketball League is making him find a way to maximize his potential amidst the presence of Jalalon.
In last year's NCAA cage wars where the Chiefs finished fifth overall, Jalalon averaged team-highs of 18.83 points and 9.61 assists on top 6.94 rebounds and 2.44 steals while Salado had 9.39 markers, 4.28 boards, 3.61 assists and 1.83 steals per game.
While he is convinced the dynamic tandem of Jalalon and Salado will deliver as they try to make it back to the Final Four in the 92nd NCAA seniors basketball tourney that gets going in June, Codiñera believes the other Chiefs should also take it upon themselves to provide solid support.
"Pwede pa rin naman sila pagsabayin. Kasi proven naman 'yung dalawa, they will always deliver. Pero 'yung iba, kailangan mag-complement," he said, adding the Chiefs remain a work in progress collectively in terms of sustaining their consistent form.
"I don't know kung gaano kami kalakas. Iba-iba kasi 'yung talents and strengths that they can give," said Codiñera.


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HomeMusicThe Vinyl Grouch's RSD Special! New from Larry Young and Bill Evans
The Vinyl Grouch's RSD Special! New from Larry Young and Bill Evans
April 15, 2016 Editorial Staff Music, Vinyl Grouch Comments Off on The Vinyl Grouch's RSD Special! New from Larry Young and Bill Evans
By Ken Micallef
Larry Young
In Paris: The ORTF Recordings
Music Quality
Perhaps the paramount track on Larry Young In Paris: The ORTF Recordings (available here) is a 13-minutes-plus version of Wayne Shorter's "Black Nile." As heard on Shorter's brilliant Night Dreamer LP, the original recording is a streamlined brew of dream-like, nocturnal fury, with trumpeter Lee Morgan, pianist McCoy Tyner, bassist Reggie Workman and drummer Elvin Jones raising the composition's middle-eastern tinged melody into an improvisation of heroic proportions. Night Dreamer wasn't a year old when the ensemble of B3 organist Larry Young, tenor saxophonist Nathan Davis, trumpeter Woody Shaw and drummer Billy Brooks recorded "Black Nile" for radio broadcast at an annual gathering of l'Academie de jazz, at Paris' La Locomotive club on February 9, 1965.
The quartet performance gives you some idea of the state of the jazz frontier in 1965, with allusions to the explosions wrought by Eric Dolphy and Coltrane in the center, and the impact of Albert Ayler near the edges. Nothing is held back in this blistering recital, with brilliant solos from Woody Shaw (who is mind-blowing throughout) and the sadly forgotten Davis. But we must wait nearly until the end of the selection to hear the spellbinding, otherworldly solo of Larry Young, who even today seems miles ahead of organists then and now.
While most Hammond B3 thrillers of the '60s were sopping up grits and gravy — think Jack McDuff, the sophisticated Charles Earland, Jimmy Smith, John Patton, and my favorite Shirley Scott, Larry Young arrived from another planet (Newark) entirely. The son of a professional organist, Larry Young studied under a student of Bartok. This helps to explain Young's unusual harmonic structures and use of pentatonic scales in compositions that scalded the senses. While most organists of the period were entirely earth-bound, Larry Young seemed to have arrived from outer space, channeling Coltrane as his he hit the atmosphere. Young's advanced concepts and at times, jolly soloing, are heard to full effect on his celebrated Blue Note recordings: Into Somethin' (1964), Unity (1965), Of Love and Peace (65), Contrasts (67), Heaven on Earth (68) and Mother Ship (69). Before cutting those seminal sides, Young embarked for Paris as so many jazz artists before him, where he recorded with various groups for Paris-based ORTF Studios.
In Paris: The ORTF Recordings documents Young's Parisian days and studio recordings with the Nathan Davis Quartet, formed to honor the spirit of Eric Dolphy; the rather homogenous Jazz aux Champs-Elysees All Stars which included Woody Shaw, a French drummer, pianist and inane bongo player; and an interesting trio that included Young on piano and/or organ with drummer Franco Manzecchi and said inane bongo/conga player, "Jacky Bamboo." All of these tracks were recorded specifically for French radio broadcast on two iconic programs: Musique aux Champs-Elysees, and Jazz sur Scene, the latter producing many programs that have been reissued on recent Barclay and Philips' releases. Resonance producer Zev Feldman gained entrance to ORTF's vaults, where he uncovered these rare Young recordings.
The double-LP set includes essays on Young's brilliance by John McLaughlin and Jack Bruce (Young's band-mates in Tony Williams' innovative Lifetime groups), Larry Young III and Woody Shaw III, among others. Pressed on 180-gram vinyl at RTI, Larry Young In Paris: The ORTF Recordings is yet another notch in Resonance's belt, a label which increasingly ranks with Mosaic for unearthing jazz treasures.
Tracks include a 20-minute version of the thunderous "Zoltan" (which appeared on Unity), and such previously unknown Young compositions as "Talkin' About J.C.," "Luny Tune" (which reveals Young's melodic logic in a trio of bass, drums and conga), "Larry's Blues," and more. The LP set includes a download card, five postcards, and 12-page booklet. (A more in-depth booklet is included with the CD release, but I find the extra information to be largely superfluous.)
The recording quality and reproduction on both LPs is, for the most part, excellent, especially given the source materials. "Black Nile" and "Zoltan" are the most off-the-cuff and raw from what appear to be haphazard micing techniques. But the music is so relentless and revealing, you'll be too caught up in the performances to notice the moderately subpar sound. Priced at 24.98 for the double-CD, and 49.98 for the double-LP (limited to 2000 pressings), and mastered by Bernie Grundman, Larry Young In Paris: The ORTF Recordings is easily one of the finest archival releases of 2016, second only to the following Resonance release:
Some Other Time: The Lost Session from the Black Forest
Recorded at a pivotal moment in pianist Bill Evans' career, this two-LP RSD exclusive (available here) details what critic and album essayist Marc Myers calls Evans' "percussive poet" phase, featuring "a more robust, confident piano approach with pronounced chord and finger strikes and an increasingly agitated, almost rushed feel." I don't hear music being "rushed" (not to take anything away from Myers' always astute observations), but rather an effusive pianist supported by two perennial jazz craftsmen, bassist Eddie Gomez and drummer Jack DeJohnette.
Secreted away for nearly 50 years, The Lost Session from the Black Forest was recorded just days after Evans' trio's appearance at the Montreux Jazz Festival, documented on the Verve release, Bill Evans at the Montreux Jazz Festival. That was only a foretaste of the wealth of music heard on this exceptionally well-recorded and digitally transferred (at 24/192) Resonance disc, which was originally recorded for the German MPS label, which is enjoying reissue renaissance of its own at the moment.
In the album's liner notes Resonance producer Zev Feldman outlines the tale of discovering these recordings while attending a JazzAhead conference in Bremen, Germany, 2013. A son of MPS founder Hans Georg Brunner-Schwer told Feldman that the label still held the Evans recordings in their vaults. After gaining releases from the Evans' estate, Gomez and DeJohnette, Resonance got to work creating the kind of package for which they are becoming renown. The recordings on disc one contain material that MPS originally intended for release, but was unable to do so after failing to reach an agreement with Helen Keane, who represented Evans from 1963 until his death in 1980. After delving into all the Evans' material found in the MPS vaults, Feldman deemed the remaining tracks worthy for inclusion in a grand two-disc release.
The Lost Session from the Black Forest is a fully immersive and rewarding recording on many levels. An interview with Jack DeJohnette reveals Evans' playing preferences at the time.
"He was trying to make friends with [a new piano] so you can hear he's kind of pushing it a little bit," DeJohnette notes. "Not quite getting what he wants to hear from the instrument. But as a result, it's a different kind of touch with Bill's playing there. It's a little stronger than normal, than you would usually hear him play."
Evans' strength prods his trio to play more forcefully, yet very expressively as you'd expect with players of this caliber. The performances on such chestnuts as "I'll Remember April," "In A Sentimental Mood," and "On Green Dolphin Street" are uniformly rich, dynamic and revealing. Evans sounds like he is in a good place mentally and emotionally; his musicianship is sparkling throughout.
The LP sounds excellent, especially in how it reveals Eddie Gomez's bass. The bass is almost too strong at times, fully occupying the right channel. DeJohnette's drums are by contrast, recorded lightly and off to the left channel. The two-album set is divided into 12 trio tracks, two solo performances ("It's All Right with Me," "Lover Man"), and five duo recordings. It would have been nice to hear DeJohnette's drums recorded as strongly as Gomez's bass and perhaps mixed dead center in the mix. As it is, the drums sometimes sound like light percussive accompaniment. But then, Evans is the main attraction. And the music is uniformly powerful, inspiring and swinging.
The Lost Session from the Black Forest reveals another side in Evans' storied career, with a trio as captivating as the Evans/LaFaro/Motian lineup. It's an exceptional release — and essential for every jazz fan. It's a welcome addition to an eminent catalog of one of the most revered, influential and imitated pianists of the 20th century.
"Bill shouldn't be forgotten," says DeJohnette. "His contribution is great and continues to this day. There's still a lot of piano information out there and I hope this recording will give people new perspectives and insights on Bill as a leader and as a major influence on piano playing and jazz music in general."
When not rustling words for DownBeat, Electronic Musician, Bass Player and Modern Drummer magazines, Ken Micallef feeds his vinyl LP habit, photographs New York City's remaining neighborhoods, and reviews audio equipment for PFO. A native of Detroit, Michigan, Ken currently resides in Greenwich Village, New York City, a swift subway ride to the city's well stocked and overpriced used vinyl stores. His LP prizes often find their way to his Facebook page, Jazz Vinyl Lovers, where love of jazz and the occasional turntable photo keeps heads turning and the conversation buzzing.
Raised in the Deep South, educated as a commercial artist, Micallef is also a regular contributor to Autodesk's lineshapespace.com online business magazine, where Smart Buildings, Industry 4.0, and the Internet of Things provide grist for the mill of future design and cloud-based and 3D manufacturing.
Ken's current rig includes Shindo electronics, DeVore Fidelity and Snell speakers, a Kuzma turntable and various cartridges.
You can find more of Ken on his website, his photo site Greenwich Village Daily Photo.
Financial Interests: Ken contributes to several music-related media outlets including Positive Feedback Online and Digital Audio Review.ts: Ken contributes to several music-related media outlets including Positive Feedback Online and Digital Audio Review.
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The Vinyl Grouch: Lord Classic, Sophia Pfister, Miles & Glasper, Cornelius
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Q: Having trouble rearranging first array in accordance to second array I am trying to rearrange my first array (vector1) in accordance to the sequence of the indices second array (vector2)
For example, if:
vector1 = 1 2 3 4
and vector2 = 0 3 1 2
my desired output should be:
1 4 2 3
However, the execution of my code is continuously interrupted due to using an "illegal array index." Would someone be able to point out where I am going wrong? Thanks so much in advance.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>

int main(void) {

int n;

printf("Enter vector length: ");
scanf("%d", &n);

printf("Enter vector: ");

int vector1[n];

int i = 0;
while (i < n) {
scanf("%d", &vector1[i]);
i++;
}

printf("Enter permutation: ");

int vector2[n];

i = 0;
int j = 0;
while (i < n) {
scanf("%d", &vector2[j]);

i++;
}

i = 0;
int vector3[n];
while (i < n) {
vector3[i] = vector1[vector2[i]];
i++;
}

printf("%d", vector3[i]);

}

A: While using vector2 you are getting the value of vector2[j] but increasing the value of i. You have assigned j=0 above so the loop is scanning the same value again and again i.e vector2[0] until the loop goes off. So to correct your program either you increase j in your loop by replacing j++ instead of i++ or you can just replace vector2[j] with vector2[i] in the loop.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>

int main(void)
{
    int n;

    printf("Enter vector length: ");
    scanf("%d", &n);
    printf("Enter vector: ");
    int vector1[n];

    int i = 0;
    while (i < n)
    {
        scanf("%d", &vector1[i]);
        i++;
    }
    printf("Enter permutation: ");
    int vector2[n];
    i = 0;
    while (i < n)
    {
        scanf("%d", &vector2[i]);
        i++;
    }
    i = 0;
    int vector3[n];
    while (i < n)
    {
        vector3[i] = vector1[vector2[i]];
        i++;
    }
    for(i=0;i<n;i++)
    printf("%d", vector3[i]);
}


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APARTMENT S5, S6 VINHOMES SYMPHONY FOR SALE
Vinhomes Symphony project is a new apartment-office complex built and launched by Vingroup in Long Bien, Hanoi. Vinhomes Symphony includes 05 apartment buildings (buildings S1, S2, S3, S5, and S6) and an office building designed by famous architectural firm Humphreys & Partners.
Vinhomes Symphony is located at Chu Huy Man street - a wide and beautiful route with eight lanes running in Long Bien district. Vinhomes Symphony has a total land area of 43,542 m2. In which 15,020.3 m2 of land is for construction. The remaining land area is for trees, walking paths, combined with gymnastics and sports fields, internal roads, etc.
Vinhomes Symphony offers a lot of options for different types of apartments as well as usable areas. Apartments in S5 and S6 Vinhomes Symphony buildings have flexible areas from 37m2 to 119.5 m2 and have from 01 - 03 bedrooms. The apartments here are smartly designed, making the most of natural light and wind to help ensure the quality of life for residents.
Location of building S5 Vinhomes Symphony
Building S5 has a total of 232 apartments with 15 floors and 01 basement.
- The northeast side of building S5 is adjacent to Hoi Xa street
- The northwest is adjacent to Chu Huy Man Street
- The southeast is adjacent to the S6 building and the central square
- The southwest is adjacent to the office building
The first floor of the building is a lounge & commercial shop. From the 2nd floor to the 15th floor is the area for the apartment.
Building S6 is located along Hoi Xa Street with a view is towards the Duong River. Building S6 is the tower with the most diverse design at Vinhomes Symphony. There are all 04 types of apartments: Studio, 01-bedroom apartment, 02-bedroom apartment, and 03 bedroom apartment.
Building S6 is also the building with the highest number of apartments, up to 716. S6 is divided into 2 different buildings, S6A and S6B. These two buildings have a symmetrical position, sharing 5 floors of podiums, while the upper part is separate. With numerous apartments, building S6 is equipped with up to 14 elevators, equivalent to about 50 apartments/elevator. This helps residents at the S6 building rarely have to wait for the elevator for more than 2 minutes
- The northeast of building S6 is adjacent to Hoi Xa street
- The southeast adjoins the outdoor sports field
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Building S6 has a height of 15 floors and one basement, in which: The first floor is the lobby and stores. From the 2nd to the 15th floor are apartments.
Living in Vinhomes Symphony, residents can enjoy 5-star facilities and services from Vingroup. With an ideal construction area, residents will enjoy a green density of up to 70m2/person, 70ha vegetation, 18.6km long canal, Harmony Lake with an area of 12.4ha, plays the role of the green lung of the urban area, helping to balance the ecology, regulate the climate naturally, bring to the environment. The environment is fresh and full of nature.
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Several weeks ago I posted an article about using the overhead box press to improve the overhead press and other vertical pressing movements. However this same concept can just as effectively be applied to the bench press and variations thereof as demonstrated here by my awesome bodybuilder Ben Lai.
To perform the box bench press, simply swap out a traditional bench for a stiff plyometric box preferably an unpadded or wooden one. Although some of the benefits are similar to a floor press, the box bench press provides 7 unique attributes that are difficult to replicate with any other training protocol.
1. The floor press is an incredibly effective upper body pressing exercise. However, the one thing it lacks is the specific leg and hip drive associated with a standard bench press particularly for powerlifting. The box bench provides similar benefits to the floor press while simultaneously working on hip and glute drive.
2. One of the most common problems during traditional bench press is excessive low back arch and lumbar hyperextension. That's because when the feet are placed below the plane of the torso many people struggle to brace their abs and keep their core engaged. The box bench press helps to eliminate this excessive arching and lumbar extension as the stiffness of the box helps cue the lifter to maintain a more neutral spinal position and tight core while still performing a traditional bench press position (with the feet under the torso). Once you go back to traditional bench press on a softer bench you'll likely notice that your spinal position is more neutral.
3. The box bench press requires the athlete to set their scapula, upper back, and shoulders into the most packed and biomechanically sound position or else the level of discomfort from the stiff box pressing into the upper back and shoulders is quite miserable. Although a similar benefit can be achieved from a traditional floor press, this effect is even more pronounced with the box bench. That's because a majority of the pressure is directed into the upper back and shoulders unlike a floor press where pressure is more equally dispersed across the entire body from head to heel as a result of the legs being at the same height as the torso.
4. The stiff surface conditions associated with laying on a plyo box not only enhances shoulder mechanics, it also forces the lifter to slow the movement down and use strict form. In fact, it's nearly impossible to bounce or collapse at the bottom of the press as doing so would feel incredibly uncomfortable on the scapula and upper back. If you have a tendency to bounce out of the bottom of your bench press, this is a sure-fire remedy.
5. Similar to the benefits of the floor press, the box bench press reinforces the most beneficial range of motion and optimal biomechanics with 90-degree joint angles as the lifter's elbows can't travel below the plane of the torso. Besides being incredibly safe on the joints this produces strong upper body pressing mechanics that ultimately allows for greater overload and hypertrophy gains.
6. Also similar to the floor press, the box bench press helps reinforce proper elbow tuck and optimal shoulder positioning. In fact, most lifters do a superior job of tucking their elbows on a floor press simply because they have a target to aim for with their triceps and elbows guided towards the floor. Unfortunately, these enhanced mechanics oftentimes go out the window once they move to a traditional bench press simply because they no longer have the cueing benefits of aiming for a specific target with their elbows and triceps. The box bench press provides the elbow tuck benefits associated with the floor press only applied to the actual bench press. Whether you're a powerlifter, professional athlete, or weekend warrior, this can do wonders for improving your pressing mechanics while also saving your joints and enhancing your bench press strength.
7. The box bench press is quite versatile and can be applied to nearly any and all bench press variations including dumbbells, kettlebells, specialty bars, bottoms up presses, accommodating resistance bench presses, eccentric isometric variations, unilateral presses, speed bench press, and more.
To learn more about applying unique chest presses into workout routine check out my Complete Templates Program.


It's been a while since I wrote a new blog post on here.
A number of reasons. Travel, work, lovers, friends and family.
I wrote reasons there. What I really should have written is excuses. Travel, work, lovers, friends and family are all just excuses.
Well enough! I noticed on my Linkedin profile that I said I'm 'a keen blogger' – time to stop lying about that and get writing again. Rather than waiting until next week / month / quarter to tap out a few words I'm just going to write what is currently in my head. I've been particularly inspired by my awesome flatmate Cathia whose blog you should subscribe to and whose recipes you should follow (I'm lucky – they're served up in our living room).
Audio books. Lots of them. My new boss Charlie is a big fan of Audible so over the past three weeks I have been listening to Do More Faster. It's a helpful book that tells you how to GSD (get stuff done). It's particularly relevant if you're in a start-up or just want to be more productive. You can read some more snippets over on Brad Feld's blog.
Start-up life. I took the plunge and joined a start-up. It's called Triptease. You should check it out (particularly if you are a hotelier looking to drive direct bookings). I am learning a lot every day and putting some of that corporate life to use. The first thing I've realised is how much the world and business is changing around us. Let's Uber it, Slack it, Whatsapp it. New brands are becoming new verbs every day. It's exciting and mind blowing at the same time.
Kicking the bucket…list. It recently became very real that the big three-zero is approaching in a few years and when that comes I'd like to look back on my twenties with fondness. The first half (and a bit) passed in a blur and so I'm set on making the second half (okay, okay, technically quarter) worthwhile. Life is far too short to not spend every waking minute trying to achieve something new and being the best version of you out there. So whether it's a half marathon (done), working for a start-up (doing) or learning to cook a biryani from scrap (soon to happen) – ask yourself, what will you do before it's *too* late? My friends have all said things like travel, bikram yoga, falling in love. What will you pick for your bucket list?
(Boy did writing this feel good). Long may it continue.


At Mount Tabor we believe that living God's love begins with the open invitation to all people to join us at the Meal that is central to our worship life.
Inclusive, unconditional love meets us where Christ gives himself freely to us. In the Meal of holy communion, we remember and celebrate Jesus' sacrificial love that empowers our serving in the world.
For us, "grace" means that God meets us just as we are with joy and new life. This is why we worship God together every week.
The Spirit of God has made an open invitation to meet us every week in this special way, in the Meal of grace. All are invited. All are welcome: young and old, doubters and believers, seekers and disciples. Our diversity at the Meal reflects the beauty of our Creator's wisdom.
Come celebrate with us, and be empowered by God's love for justice, peace, and community!
The "Faith, Ethics, and Science Roundtable" will meet Monday January 22 from 11:30am to 1pm, in Room 117 of the Research Administration Bldg at the University. The Research Admin Bldg is a two-story brick building located on the Health Sciences Campus. A large public parking garage is located just northeast of it.
Our topic will be "Implications and Take-Aways: the October workshop on ethical issues in human germ-line editing." What has happened since the workshop, in this quickly evolving field of medicine and research?
October workshop participants and university students are especially invited, and the discussion is open to everyone in the community.
Mount Tabor is a Reconciling in Christ congregation of the Rocky Mountain Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.


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Digital nomad, Dino shares his epic entrepreneurial journey and some of the big social questions that have led him to join the _Social Starters programme this summer, working with sustainable fashion brand, Juta Shoes.
Hello! My name its Dino, I'm 31 years old and I started my company when I was just 20. I began selling electronics products with the small amount of money that I earned during an experience in the USA, cleaning houses and as a waiter with the Work and Travel programme. A few months later, I went into business with my best friend to grow the business together. We began buying and selling products and increasing our small capital step by step.
When I was 21, we decided I should travel to China to find suppliers so we could provide better prices for our customers and at the same time improve our profits (we were selling MP3s, MP4s, phones etc. at the time). On this trip, I found one supplier that we weren't sure we could trust, so we decided to hire my partner, a Math teacher (we were 21 and 20 years old so we didn't have too many contacts) to offer him a job living in China and checking that our products were ok before sending shipments. Since that decision, from 2007- 2009, we increased our sales, many companies in Argentina started ordering products from us and even giving us advance payments because we did not yet have enough liquidity to support them. At this point, we opened 3 offices and hired more than 20 people.
In 2009, the Argentinian government changed the importing rules to protect the domestic market so all of a sudden, we were in trouble. That trouble was in fact our best chance to improve our business. We decided to go into other countries, finding importers interested in producing their brands in our factories. We signed contracts with our suppliers where we would manage all their sales, and we began doing online marketing, calling and travelling with the single goal of getting as broad a customer base as possible across Latin America. We developed brands of electronics products, carried out brand designs and continue to have a multidisciplinary business footprint today, conducting product quality and financial control, and continuous process improvement. We signed with WalMart and many other customers in Mexico first, then Panama, Colombia… and we now have offices in Argentina and China, and clients in Mexico, Colombia, Panama, Uruguay, Chile and Peru.
Our future company goals are to help lead our stakeholders towards becoming social entrepreneurs, starting with finding a way for our Chinese partners to earn a Fair Trade certification or similar, as this would signify that the more we sell, the better off the community and environment will be.
Why? We live in a world that offers us everything we need naturally, but we still have not learned to take advantage of it in an intelligent way. We cannot keep this up long-term – the only way to be able to prosper on this planet in the future is by learning to live in another way.
The amount of garbage we generate.
The amount of energy we consume.
Carbon footprint, in hectares per capita.
Through many stories and many adventures, we find that there is another way. That this exists, that this is being done and that it works.
Organizations that work in this way include Community Interest Companies (England), Fair Trade (worldwide), B-Corps and Cooperatives. These movements are using different methodologies with the aim of creating balanced production and distribution chains that can be sustained over time.
These examples teach us how the people who participate in this way have a clear purpose and a full life of positive experiences, how they live in a connected and coherent way with the environment that surrounds them.
In the Western world, this is not common and we are suffering a very deep vocational crisis where many do not know what to do or why they do what they do and suffer a dissociation between life and work.
It is ridiculous to continue living like this knowing that there is another way. That there are people, in what we think are underdeveloped countries, that have a standard of living markedly superior to what we call 'first world countries', and that the metrics that we are using to measure progress have little meaning.
The way to do that, like everything important, is very simple.
No need to know anything, no need to travel, no need to spend much time.
This is 'democratic purchase'. When we decide to buy something, we are voting in favour of that chain of distribution. If that chain is unfair, or destructive, we are voting for that. And now there are fair purchase chains, why not vote for them?
But is this not more expensive?
No, it's not more expensive. If the majority vote and use their democratic purchase – we buy balanced chains that then become the status quo and are not more expensive.
Many times we think about peace and hunger in the world and we attack the problem without seeing the root cause. War and hunger are not a problem in themselves but a consequence of the way we choose to spend our money.
That is why I want to be part of the change that I want to see in the world.
That is why I want to be part also of _Social Starters, as it one of the many organisations that are working with social business to develop some of these new market ideas.
You can learn more about how your skills and experience could help make a difference to social enterprises on our next Autumn programme HERE.
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The program is based on the Social Media Certificate program Deltina Hay designed, developed, and taught for Drury University, and on her critically acclaimed books: The Social Media Survival Guide and The Bootstrapper's Guide to the Mobile Web.
The Digital Marketing certificate program lasts eight weeks, with one weekly lecture and one weekly virtual lab. In addition to the lectures and labs, there are 22+ self-paced online courses to choose from. Some of the courses are required, other courses students choose based on the student's emphasis.
Present emphases include: Social Media Marketing, Video Marketing, Ecommerce and Content Marketing, Mobile Marketing, and Organic Search Optimization.
Each online course includes specific hands-on assignments. The instructor approves the assignments based on a pre-determined checklist.
A project, based on the student's emphasis, is also required. Students work closely with the instructor to ensure their project is representative of what she has learned and adheres to professional standards.
Selected readings are assigned throughout the program, and students are required to participate in private, online forum discussions around selected readings and other relevant issues.
Students are required to attend virtual, instructor-led lectures once a week. The lectures give an overview of weekly topics, and encourage discussion and questions.
Lectures take place in the GoToMeeting online meeting environment. The instructor uses the video option during lectures, but students are not required to use video to participate.
Weekly virtual labs take place in a forum setting. A new forum topic is created each week, and kept open for the duration of the lab – typically 1.5 hours. Students post questions, and the instructor answers questions within the forum in real-time.
The virtual lab is a great way for students to carve out a specific time during the week to work on assignments and troubleshoot issues they may be having with the tools. However, students are not required to attend the lab for the entire duration if they don't have questions or problems.
The online video courses are self-contained courses covering specific topics and tools such as Twitter essentials, Facebook pages, social media analytics, mobile marketing, or blogging with WordPress. Each course has its own assignments that students must complete.
The self-paced nature of the courses allows students to progress at a pace that is comfortable for them within each course. However, there is an expectation that courses be completed before specific lectures and/or virtual labs. This keeps students from falling behind, and lends them the best opportunity to ask relevant questions.
Assignments are hands-on mini-projects such as creating a blog, Facebook page, or YouTube channel. Therefore, specific assignments depend on which courses a student takes, depending on their emphasis.
There are specific requirements for each assignment that is provided to students at the beginning of the course. The Mastery in Digital Certificate Program emphasizes optimization and best practices, and assignments are held to those standards.
Students are required to get a passing grade on a 50-question exam during the final week of the program.
The student project is meant to be a real-world representation of what the student has learned in the course. Projects topics are typically chosen based on the student's emphasis.
Students often use this opportunity to create completed (and instructor vetted) social media marketing plans, websites, blogs, or other projects for their business or present employers.
Even if you do not qualify for the mastery certificate, you will receive a Certificate of Completion for every individual course you complete and pass. If you complete and pass every course, you will receive a Certificate in Digital Marketing Certificate.
Regardless of which certificate you receive, you will be awarded a Certificate to place on your LinkedIn Profile.
Completing and passing every course, and passing the 50 question test will help prepare you for the OMCP exam. OMCP (omcp.org) is a certification for online marketing professionals. Please check OMCP.org for other requirements.
Due to global interest, I plan to offer two iterations of the program beginning August 2015.
There is a minimum of 12 students total (both lecture times) for a course to begin; and a maximum of 20.
We are now accepting enrollment for a Tuesday, August 4, 2015 start date! Email [email protected] to secure your spot in the Mastery in Digital Marketing Certificate program.
The total cost is $2499.00 USD. There are no additional fees.
We are no longer accepting enrollment for the January 2015 session.
Payment Plan: A deposit is required prior to start date to hold your place. Balance is due before the third week of class. No refunds are issued after the first week of the program, and 25% of the total cost is non-refundable. Note: There is no payment plan for special deals.
Scholarships: One scholarship per course iteration is awarded to a student with demonstrated and verifiable need. Scholarships are automatically awarded to qualified candidates who are graduates of The University of the People or Native Americans presently residing in an American Indian Reservation.
For a course schedule that includes specific lecture topics and a complete online course list, contact [email protected].
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SFPD spokespeople said in the days after his killing that Luis Góngora Pat lunged at Ofc. Michael Mellone and Sgt. Nate Steger with a knife, which is why they feared for their lives and shot him dead on April 7, 2016. However, witness testimony gathered by the media, in the hours and days after his…
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In memory of Luis Góngora Pat—a humble Mayan Mexican, a family man, an immigrant laborer and homeless resident of San Francisco, unjustly executed by two SFPD officers—we have launched a citizen oversight effort of SFPD which we call The People's Police Observatory. As part of this effort, we will aggregate and publish publicly available data…
D.A. Gascón's Scorecard on OIS from 2011-2017: A 100% Police Impunity Rate!
The Prosecutor Who Protects the Police, Not the People This brief report summarizes statistical data about investigations carried out by the Office of the District Attorney into officer-involved shootings (OIS) in San Francisco, since the entry into office of George Gascón in 2011 to 2017. In September 2016, D.A. Gascón was granted a $1.5 million…
February 20, 2018 in Criminal Case, People's Observatory, Uncategorized.
This report summarizes statistical data about officer-involved shootings (OIS) in San Francisco, during the office of former and now deceased Mayor Ed Lee from 2011 to 2017. It is based on information collected in our data set of "SFPD OIS, Scandals and Impunity 2011-2017," published as part of our effort to establish a People's Police…
February 20, 2018 in People's Observatory.
SFPD Shootings, Scandals and Impunity from 2011-2017: A Database for Community Oversight!
As an initial project of our People's Police Observatory, we offer community members a searchable and downloadable Excel table with a list of every officer-involved shooting (OIS) in San Francisco, since former mayor Ed Lee and current District Attorney George Gascón entered into office in 2011 through 2017. Follow this link to download a copy…
In memory of Luis Góngora Pat—a humble Mayan Mexican, a family man, an immigrant laborer and homeless resident of San Francisco, unjustly executed by two SFPD officers—Justice 4 Luis presents: The People's Police Observatory Justice for Luis Góngora Pat launches a new effort in support of citizen oversight of the San Francisco Police Department. We…
Open letter to D.A. George Gascón from Justice for Luis Góngora Pat
D.A. Gascón, Yesterday was one year and ten months since Luis Góngora Pat was killed by Sgt. Nate Steger and Ofc. Michael Mellone. The family has not once been contacted by San Francisco authorities, including the Office of the D.A. to give them an update of how the criminal investigation (or any other investigation for…
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Here are some new ideas on what you can do with your kids in Toulouse.
There are several indoor playgrounds in Toulouse and the surrounding areas. They are great in winter of course, when it is freezing outside, but don't forget it gets really warm in Toulouse in summer, so you might want to find a cool place away from the sun.
I have not tried them all, but from what I can see on their website, they all look similar. The entrance fee is usually around 7 – 10 € and they are generally open on Wednesdays, Friday afternoons and on the weekend (check the website for opening hours).
A international group for parents and their children from age 0 – 3. Fabienne is the organiser of the group and is really lovely.
A playgroup for German parents and their babies. They meet every Wednesday from 9:30 – 11:00 am in the Espace Jules Ferry, Impasse Buffon in Cornebarrieu.
There is a meetup group every Thursday morning from 9:00 am-12:00 pm in Blagnac. You can just pop by (no registration needed and it is also free of charge).
Did you know that you can go to the cinema with your baby? American Cosmograph in Toulouse (next to Galeries Lafayette – 24 Rue Montardy) and Utopia 31 in Tournefeuille (Impasse du Château) show movies for parents with their babies regularly. A great way to watch a movie and meet other parents! Check out their homepages for information on the exact days, movies and prices.
Here you can have some fun in the water with your child from age 3 months to 8 years. The pool is heated and they have lots of toys, a slide, water mats and many more fun things!
If you are looking for a regular swimming activity for your child check out this association. They offer swimming classes for children (age 0 – 3) in four different locations in Toulouse.


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