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Happy new year, everybody! By everybody, I basically mean Sarah, and I'm fairly sure that she's the only one who reads this. In any event, I gave some thought to a few new year's resolutions, which I haven't done in quite some time.

My new year's resolution was that I was going to cut back on drinking. Not that I do that too much these days anyway, but still, I wonder how much better my body would be if I just cleaned my act up here. This, unfortunately, lasted approximately 13 hours into the new year before it was broken. Yesterday I was still in Atlanta licking my wounds after an Auburn pounding. My gracious hosts had a pretty hefty stash of beer after their new year's eve party, which meant that at about 1:00, beer was imposed upon me.

Oh well. There's always 2013.

What would I do without this?

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September 30, 1944- N.C. State set an NCAA record by amassing the fewest yards ever gained by a winning team in a 13-0 triumph over Virginia in Norfolk, Va. The Wolfpack earned the win despite amassing just 10 yards of total offense on the day. N.C. State also became the only team in college football history to ever win a game despite recording zero first downs on the day.

We are on the wrong side of this.  Also, oh hey guys, what's up?

My affinity for Chick-fil-A is no secret. It's good to see that some else shares in my passion and frustration for the magical goodness that is. Enjoy the video following the jump.

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Happy new year, everyone! I hope the new year is full of positive surprises and the change you are all hoping for. My new year's resolutions for 2011 are the same is it always is: Be a better man than the year before. Work harder. Be loyal. Stay humble.

So I'm on a train heading back from New York for business. During my down time, I had a great time and it made me remember all the great things about the city. At the end of the day, the three things I thought I'd miss most about NYC turned out to be exactly the three things I actually do miss the most:

  1. The restaurants. There's just so much great food in NYC and so many "must go" spots that I never really know what to do. Granted, for every great restaurant there are probably 10 crummy ones, but for this trip, I had honed in on Ippudo, the world's greatest ramen. Yes, I said ramen. They've got a really rich broth that can't be beat, plus that perfect half an egg, pork belly, and general goodness. Unexpectedly, I also hit up Bon Chon, even though (a) we have this in Virginia too and (b) chicken 'n rice would have been a MUCH better 3 am call.