Boring part of the day was the run: 2.5 on the treadmill at 9:12.
Went to give a presentation at Stevens Institute of Technology. Prior to doing so, LCDR John Nolan and I took the ferry from Hoboken to Midtown New York to pick up our NR Screener. Had a flashback to Mr. Herbst talking about Gibbons vs. Ogden (a landmark case in that it defined the Commerce Clause of the US Constitution allowing Congress to regulate both trade and intercourse between States).
Stevens Institute is amazing--set immediately across from Manhattan, it has a great view of the New York skyline, not to mention being ranked as the number 15 engineering school by the Princeton Review.
Went to give a presentation at Stevens Institute of Technology. Prior to doing so, LCDR John Nolan and I took the ferry from Hoboken to Midtown New York to pick up our NR Screener. Had a flashback to Mr. Herbst talking about Gibbons vs. Ogden (a landmark case in that it defined the Commerce Clause of the US Constitution allowing Congress to regulate both trade and intercourse between States).
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| Gibbons vs. Ogden |
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| Ferry pier. |
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| Manhattan from Stevens Institute of Technology. |
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| ...and again. |
3 comments:
It's beautiful Babe, good job.
what a pretty pic. good job on the treadmill running! wish we were with you. hope you have a safe week.
chani
Running isn't boring! The treadmill might be though. I always have to go find a trail..
-James
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