Goblet squat 3x6-8 + around the world 5 each way
Pushups 3x6-8
Nautilus 1 arm mid rows 3x8-10
RDL 3x6-8
Floor press 3x6-8
wide grip cable row 3x8-10
Backward sled drag 2x2 laps
1arm chest press 3x8-10
Rear delt flyes 3x10-12
Suitcase carries
Barbell curls 3x8-10
Overhead tricep extensions 3x8-10
Lateral raises 3x10-12
I did half of that a few days ago, and I think the full thing is doable.
Since I've heard some bad things about sudoku.com, I wanted to know which other sites (on desktop) have a note-taking function? I'm a complete beginner, so that's why I like sudoku.com.
I'm a new 30 year old, a millennial, so obviously I'm thinking about that whole issue with people in our generation not being able to own homes, or at least not that many of us. Regarding those of you younger than 45 or so, how many here expect to actually own or even rent an honest-to-god house here in Fresno, if not the entire county? Is there any hope for home affordability in the Central Valley's future?
Edit: You guys really make me understand how important both life circumstances and individual decisions are. I probably could've had a place of my own for years now if my situation and my actions had been different.
Obviously, many of us love those popular legal dramas. I'm personally a fan of "The Good Wife". But we also know how fake these shows often are. Many courtroom dramas have people shouting over each other, for example. These shows also frame court battles as these quick-witted bouts between objections, overruling, etc.
So in an actual trial, what is it really like? How much are people passing motions, objecting to what other attorneys say, etc. How quiet, or perhaps legitimately wild, are these proceedings? How calm and collected is each party? Thanks in advance for your answers.
Does anyone know if Fresno has any local support groups for dialysis and kidney disease patients?