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I ran my second 5K yesterday and beat my previous time by 3:39. It's an improvement but I still could not run the entire race without having to stop and walk part of it. I finished at 40:05 and according to the stats, I placed 248 of 287 runners, 113 of 143 Female runners and 11 of 13 in the Women's 45-49 division. My pace per mile was 12:54. HA! At least I was out there. :-) I don't know how people can run that thing in 20 min but maybe one day I can reach that. There were a few hills but not really major. I will do another. I did learn that I need to get out and do real running rather than just on the treadmill. It really is different. So now that the weather is nicer, I'll try and do that.I see how people get caught up in doing these if for nothing else to beat their previous time. While running I recalled when I ran the first one at TN Champions Weekend in Knoxville last year. Champster ran with me and she was so funny. Even acknowledging all those who helped along the way which was pretty cool. I thought about that and almost did the same thing but I just chuckled and kept on going. Thanks Michelle! I'll never forget that first race. :-)When I run I can't always relax. I get all tensed about finishing and I think that makes me more tired than the actual running. I need pointers on how to run and relax.
Love you some you...PERSEVERE!
Great job Sharon! I don't know what to tell you on how to relax. Maybe just think 1 mile at a time and don't concentrate so much on finishing. So what is the worst that would happen if you didn't finish? People that have run for a long time sometimes have races that they can't finish. Don't put so much pressure on yourself! At least you are out there doing it! Plus you beat your time! That is great improvement! Focus on the good things :) I will try to remember my own advice as I have to run 9 miles today as I am training for the Denver marathon in Oct and I haven't run all week! Wish me luck! LOL. I know on my long runs I break it down into 3rds. Then I don't get so overwhelmed thinking how far I have to go! Oh and on the stopping to walk...what is wrong with walking? I follow Jeff Galloway's program and he is an advocate of taking walk breaks and for me with my back it helps me to go alot further than if I tried to run the whole way and my body doesn't scream at me the next day! Congrats on a job well done! So when is your next race? :)
Sharon, Thanks for posting this...I am signing up for a 5K this coming Saturday...Have no idea what the heck I'm doing, but it's for one of my friends who has survived *** Cancer. Gotta start somewhere, right?
I know I will have to walk as well, going to try and get my daughter to run with me (wish me luck on that!)...Do you think there will be 5K in Nashville this year? That would be cool if all of us could do one together! :)
Good luck on your next one and CONGRATS on bettering your time! You ROCK, Wonder Woman! :)
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Congrats on your race, and on beating your previous time! Isn't it fun and a great sense of accomplishment? I used to stress out, but now I don't, I just try to beat my previous time if I can, and if I can't, that's still OK, at least I'm out there. I just started running 2 years ago, and last month finished second in my age group (45-49) in a 5K. There weren't a ton of runners, but still :) Think about the free food and fun at the post race and just enjoy the process. I'm hooked on races now. One of my BFL goals is to beat my previous 5K time by 1 minute. My next race is June 6th so we'll see.
Thanks Ladies.Another question I had...how often should a person run a 5K? Is there a recommended break time or do you just do them whenever?Debbie I don't think we are running a 5K in Nashville. The TN Champions Weekend last year was purposesly scheduled to coincide with the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure held annually in Knoxville.
Sharon- Im not sure I know what your asking but if you want to know if its ok to run a 5k every day then the answer would be yes you can do that if you want. On the BFL program probably not, but in general there is no break time. possibly a day break if you are looking to improve your time on every one.
Thanks Brian that does answer the question. If I continue to do challenges, I'll do a 5K at the end of each one. :-)
I love you Sister!! I am so proud of you and of your courage to step out there and run another 5k!!
You mention pointers on how to run and relax, for me, acknowledging those men and women at the intersections helps me to think about them and not me.
Roll your shoulders and shake your hands throughout your race, that helps too.
I am so very proud!!
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Awesome Wonder Woman! I'm getting in shape and look forward to doing one with you soon. Of course you will need to slow down some or wait for me at the end with water, but you know what I mean. Great job.
Jessica Mighty Max ~ 2013 Body-for-LIFE Champion ~ Champion is a VERB!
Way to go. The hardest part about running 5k's is doing your first one. I used to run a lot 20 years ago (when I was in my 30's) and had to stop because I wasn't able to run without my knees hurting. After trying for 20 years, I finally got it started again and have been able to run 4-5 miles on a single run. A year ago today, I finish my first 5k in 20 years in just over 45 min. This year I ran the same race and did it in 31 min. My next goal is to run it in less than 30 min and run a 10 k at the end of next month.
As far as relaxing, you'll find that as you continue running, you will not have to push yourself as hard to run the first mile and it will even seem easy. As things get easier, you will enjoy it even more. Soon you will feel stressed if you're not able to run, even if you are purposely taking a day of rest.
I'm starting my 4th week of challenge 1 and am 55 years old. Most of the training guidelines that I see are geared for younger people. Here's what I found that seems to work, I mix running a couple of days with a partial run mixed with elliptical or all elliptical and a spin class one day a week. Mixing up the cardio training has helped me spare the beating on my knees. I force myself to not do anything strenuous on the legs 2 days a week. I have done lower body during my lunch break followed up by a 3 mile run after I get home from work. But if you do that, make sure you don't push yourself too hard when you run. Make it a casual run, slow it down.
When you train for 5k's, do the whole 3 miles a couple of times a week and mix in as much walking as you want. When you do walk, don't walk any longer than it takes you to get your breathing under control. For my, I try to get running again after my heart rate drops below 130. You may want to start before that point since you're younger than I am.
Anyway, good luck.
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Rybka clinches 2nd Computer World Championship title
Rybka, universally considered the best computer engine, comfirmed her status once again at the Computer World Championship held in Beijing last week. In a ten-player round robin she finished on 8/9, one point clear of Hiarcs.
The 16th Computer World Chess Championship was held September 28-October 5 in the Beijing Golden Century Golf Club in Fangshan, Beijing. It was part of the Computer Games Championship which also included tournaments for draughts, checkers, backgammon, Go and others.
Originally twelve chess programs would play, but later this number was brought down to ten. Unfortunately among them were not Fritz and not Zappa. For some reason Fritz stopped playing in computer tournaments, and the programmer of Zappa, the engine that beat Rybka in a match last year, is not active anymore.
Luckily there were enough strong programs to expect an exciting world championship. Besides Rybka, the big favorite for the title, the participants list included Hiarcs, Junior, Cluster Toga, Shredder and Sjeng.
Both Shredder and Junior have won several computer world championships. During the last two years Hiarcs has been playing very well in international tournaments and after its great second place behind Rybka in May this year, Sjeng also belonged to the list of dangerous outsiders.
The venue of the 13th Computer Games World Ch and the 16h Computer Chess World Ch
A World Championship is always "unlimited" which means that every participant may use any hardware he or she likes. On a personal note, I still have difficulty "accepting" this concept and would prefer to see a world championship in which opponents play on the same hardware, but alas this was not the case.
This situation was not a bad one for Vasik Rajlich - the Rybka programmer - because shortly before the tournament he had managed to get Rybka running on a cluster of 5 PCs and so he could use 5 x 8 = 40 processors. This hardware configuration makes Rybka about 150 ELO points stronger than on an ordinary Quad.
The programs Cluster Toga and Jonny were running on similar clusters, Junior tried its luck on a brand new 12-core PC while Hiarcs and Shredder were using 8-core Skulltrail machines. It should be mentioned that the only Chinese participant, Mobile Chess, was playing on a Nokia mobile phone :-).
This is what a computer chess playing hall looks like.
Usually there's a friendly atmosphere where chatting is allowed!
The tournament went great for Rybka. After seven rounds, there was only one rival left: Hiarcs had 6 points (Rybka 6.5 uit 7) while the rest was too far behind. In the penultimate round, Rybka played Hiarcs and reached a winning position within twenty moves, which meant the tournament was decided and Rybka had won her second world title.
Rybka only drew with Cluster Toga and Junior and won her other seven games. Hiarcs was the deserved runner-up; it only lost to Rybka and defeated Shredder and Junior among others.
- SOS: Sum of Opponent Scores
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"It should be mentioned that the only Chinese participant, Mobile Chess, was playing on a Nokia mobile phone :-)."
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A tournament on differnt hardware isn't even worth mentioning. Rybka might be the strongest program anyway, but the hardware range is too big to confirm this seriously.
Look at Falcon for example. It managed to win with a moderate configuration (my 400?¢'Äö¬¨ home pc is far stronger!) against a 24-cluster Toga. I think this is quite impressive.
"A tournament on differnt hardware isn?¢'Ǩ'Ñ¢t even worth mentioning. Rybka might be the strongest program anyway, but the hardware range is too big to confirm this seriously."
First of all, it's difficult or impossible to use unified hardware in practice in these tournaments, since the programs might be written for entirely different system architectures. You can't force the programmers to code their chess programs for a specific platform.
Second, the World Computer Championship has always allowed programs on different hardware to compete against each other (partly because of the reason mentioned above). Faster hardware doesn't necessarily mean you'll win: Fritz did for example defeat Deep Blue's predecessor in the WCC many years ago.
Third, the latest version of Rybka is so superior compared to other programs (by 150-200 points to its nearest rivals), that it would most likely have won even when running on much slower hardware.
5 years 6 months ago
The problem with having all programs use a standard hardware is that some hardware configurations may be optimal for certain programs. By limiting the hardware, you're limiting the program strength. Better to let the programmer who knows their software best to choose whats best.
"Better to let the programmer who knows their software best to choose whats best."
Yeah, except inevitably some programmers manage to get a hold of hardware that is simply BETTER than others. As a result, some softwares play with a handicap. Most chess fans would really rather see a pure test of the engines themselves, I think.
I think Usana has a good point. Still, I'm sure all programmers will benefit from hardware being as fast and modern as possible. Surely no engine is running on a Commodore 64 :-) '
Personally, I think these matches are only interesting from an artistic point of view: sometimes a curious or good game will inevitably be played, with some memorable tactics. And just as often, a nice and memorable blunder will be made.
As for the competitive element: I don't see it as long as we can't quantify what it is we're measuring exactly. And I don't think it matters.
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Actually, the real problem with using identical hardware for everyone is that one architecture would get supported above other architectures. Certainly, programs have been optimized for a certain number of cores, but the essential difference in the programs is still purely algorithmical and in evaluations.
The problem is that nobody can tell everyone to use 1 architecture, as this would be like free sponsoring.
"...and would prefer to see a world championship in which opponents play on the same hardware"
Ok, what do you want? The strongest chess engine should be the winnder? Then you should use the rating lists and award the engine which is number one with the title.Those world championships are just show, if you let them play on the same hardware, this makes things not better.
"The problem with having all programs use a standard hardware is that some hardware configurations may be optimal for certain programs."
Actually, it's the other way around: The programmers take advantage of certain hardware. It's not that some configurations just happens to suit a particular program well: The programmers deserves credit for tweaking and optimizing their programs for a specific platform. Optimization is part of the game and it's been like that for many decades. Rybka, for example, is optimized for 64 bit architectures (it plays significantly better on 64 bit x86 CPUs).
"The strongest chess engine should be the winnder? Then you should use the rating lists and award the engine which is number one with the title."
Yes, the rating lists are much more reliable when it comes to assessing a program's strength compared to other programs, since these ratings are based on hundreds or thousands of games.
The fact that only 10 rounds or so are played in the WCCC brings a high dose of luck into the equation, although the strongest programs do tend to win the championship.
"Those world championships are just show, if you let them play on the same hardware, this makes things not better."
Besides, if they had to use the same hardware, then some programs wouldn't be able to participate simply because they're based on another system architecture. And that's not fair at all if you ask me.
"Personally, I think these matches are only interesting from an artistic point of view: sometimes a curious or good game will inevitably be played, with some memorable tactics. And just as often, a nice and memorable blunder will be made."
For many chess computer enthusiasts -- not to mention the programmers themselves -- winning the WCCC title is also a matter of prestige and fame. Such a title can mean a lot to a commercial chess programmer.
You don't get many headlines for topping the SSDF/CEGT/CCRL rating lists, but you do get media coverage and attention when you win a world championship.
5 years 6 months ago
We already know which program is the best on identical hardware: just look at the computer rating lists.
Letting the programmers choose the hardware might be interesting, it does however un-level the playing field imo and diminishes my interest, if there was any to begin with.
And what do I care how some program performs on say IBM's Roadrunner supercomputer (1.026 petaflop/s), it's not like anybody would be able to use that at home
5 years 6 months ago
@test Hush! You are revealing Fritz' secret comeback scheme!
Assuming one wanted to place artificial constraints, the variable to control for isn't hardware, it's budget. Given the same budget (say, $100,000), let the programmer choose the optimal hardware/software combo. There's no separating the two entirely.
However, even that is inferior to the tournament ideal: maximize chess strength, using whatever means you have, as determined by a "mano-a-mano" test of strength.
This free-for-all's probably the best format by far. (Who the heck wants to disqualify a program based on budget or hardware, if that particular combo makes the strongest in the world?)
Btw, several of the Rybka games are absolutely amazing. It's blowing away other grandmaster-strength programs the way Fritz blows wimpy little me away. It's one heavyweight combination after another, until the opponent collapses.
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These games are anguishing.... I don t understand half the moves which have been played!! I feel that computers are not playing the game "chess" that i know :(
These games are anguishing?¢'Ǩ¬¶. I don t understand half the moves which have been played!! I feel that computers are not playing the game ?¢'Ǩ?ìchess?¢'Ǩ? that i know
Rybka can play these wild-looking sacs that are probably sound because it sees 50 moves ahead in every sub-tree, or something insane like that. Thus it dares to leave multiple pieces "hanging" for five, ten moves in a row. The tactics are truly un-human.
It's got an amazing move horizon, the ones grandmasters used to have nightmare premonitions of in the 1980s and early 1990s. It's showing off.
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The Rich Township High School District 227 Board agreed during a special meeting Tuesday night to hire a law firm to look into the brawl that resulted in criminal charges filed against 16 students.
The board said it would review proposals from law firms during a meeting on Thursday, although it did not say when or where.The fight broke out Sept. 30 at Rich South High School after Rich Central High School's students were bused to the school following a bomb threat at Central earlier in the day. Once the students arrived, students were taken out of the building because of a fire alarm and the fighting began.
Ten students were charged with mob action, a felony. Of those, only Crystal Gholson, 17, of Country Club Hills, was charged as an adult, police said. Two Rich Central boys, ages 14 and 15, were charged in connection with the bomb threat.
Three girls were injured when they were trampled while leaving the school and were taken to a hospital, police said, and a Rich South teacher and a Richton Park police officer also were treated at a hospital for minor injuries.
"The incident of Sept. 30 is deeply regrettable that it ever happened in this district," board member Emmanuel Imoukhuede. "We need to look back and say, 'Look, some kids could have been killed. Some adults could have been killed.' "During the special meeting, the District 227 board members took turns sniping at each other and cutting each other off while discussing possible private investigators, including former Cook County Circuit Court Judge Michael Stuttley, who attended the meeting.
The board's demeanor caught the ire of the packed crowd, who criticized the board's performance during the participation portion of the meeting.
"You sit there and you sit on your high horses," said Rich Central alumnus Anthony Thoms, who said he was saving money to send his kids to Marian Catholic High School. "It's not about you, you and you. It's about all of our children. These are our children."
Kim Jones, the District 227 teachers union president, said before the meeting that district teachers did not ride in the buses with the Central students when they were being transported to South.
Jones said the district never informed the teachers to ride along in the buses and so once the teachers learned where the students were headed, they hopped in their cars and drove to South, where they helped unload the students off the buses and into the gym.
"We did not have an idea that the students were bused to Rich South until the buses were gone," Jones said. "There was no clear communication."
Olympia Fields Police Chief John Krull said it was unfortunate the district bused the Central students to South. At the time of the bomb threat, Krull said the Central students were secure on the football field, which he said was "far enough" from the fake bomb.
"Were the kids in any danger?" Krull said. "Absolutely not. ... We weren't talking about a 20-megaton bomb filled with fertilizer."
Krull said that he was unaware of the details of a meeting that took place this summer between Supt. Doris Langon and local police chiefs concerning the school district's emergency plan because his deputy chief attended the meeting. Langon previously told the SouthtownStar that she had discussed with the other police chiefs a plan to evacuate of students in case of emergency.
"We brainstormed about where could the students go that could fit in one place," Langon said. "The decision was made that we would send students to another high school and we would notify the police when we were moving them."
Krull said a sergeant notified SouthCom — the local 911 dispatch center serving Richton Park, Park Forest, Matteson and Olympia Fields — that the students were being bused from Central to South.
"Where it goes from SouthCom to Richton Park, I have no control over," Krull said.
Richton Park Police Chief Elvia Williams previously said she only knew of the transport only after the melee broke out. If she had known about the busing plan, she would've advised District 227 officials against it, she said.
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The Good,the Bad,and the Ugly: Game 5 vs the 76ers
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The Good
KG has to be the best thing going on right now for the Celtics. Currently Garnett is working 30 minutes a game. He's scoring 15 points a game, and 9 rebounds with 2 blocks. We've brought it up already, but KG is in a good spot right now, and it's hard to imagine where the Celtics would be without him.
The Good
Jason Terry had 13 points, and two big three's Friday night against the 76ers. The past two games for Terry have been a rebirth of some kind. The Celtics are getting offense from the bench now, and it needs to continue night in, and night out.
Speaking of the bench. Wilcox is showing signs of last years version. He had 6 points in 12 minutes. The only thing that I can jab Wilcox about is his rebounding. He had none. Wilcox ran the floor, and he's a solid free throw shooter.
Okay, when the Celtics lose this season. The blame is squarely put on Rondo. He had a top notch game. Rondo tallied 20 assists,and he scored 14 points. That's a good game by all accounts. But the Celtics are losing, and Rondo's defense has been less than stellar. He's active on the defensive end, but the expectations are so high, and he needs to reach them.
The Bad
The defense as a whole is off. But guarding the three-point line has been a major concern so far this season. It's a trend that went through the preseason, and it was a trend from the Eastern Conference Finals. The 76ers made seven three's last night, but they made 53% from three which is the problem. The Celtics are not getting up on the three-point shooter. Their not making it back in time to contest the three. It's just bad, bad, bad.
The Celtics missed 9 freebies Friday night. They made 71% from the line, and overall they shot 22-of-31. Pierce went into last nights game as one of the best free-throw shooters in the league. Pierce was shooting 90%, but after his 6-of-9 performance that number will take a hit. Rondo missed two of his four freebies. And it appears that Rondo has defaulted back to his old ways from the foul line. The Celtics may have won the game if they made another 6 foul shots.
The Ugly
Jeff Green has become a player stuck inside his head again. Just when you think he's going to turn the corner. He reverts back to a passive player that just makes mistakes. Terry has performed well in the past two games, but not we need both doing the same. It continues to sadden me that Green hasn't played like the guy we seen in the preseason. Should Green start at the power forward spot? Green, and Bass have the same rebounding rates so far this per minutes played. I just don't know what will help Green.
The defense is the issue with the team,and I won't try to repeat myself. But it seems like the breakdown is more than inside. The Celtics are giving up a lot inside the paint. The 56 allowed Friday night is eye opening. Transition defense could be the biggest problem. It's causing many of the points in the paint. The defense is allowing 101 points per game. That's 25th in the league. The Celtics usually are at the top spot, or within in the top three. Right now the Celtics are allowing around 12 points more a game than last seasons tally. The Celtics defense needs a jolt of caffeine. Rondo needs to get a shipment of red bulls.
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It's exciting to consider, too, what Rondo's play will be like if he picks up his game, as he surely will! Yeah, he may be back in the MVP conversation pretty quick if that happens. My goodness, he's averaging 14 assists per game now as it is!
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I was going to put up a post after this game that served as a quick season recap before we get into offseason business, but after everything that's happened tonight, that's going to have to wait until tomorrow. Who, myself included, could honestly focus on the relatively meaningless Dodger game tonight, even though it was the final one of the year?
Sure, I had it up on MLB.tv on my computer, and I cheered when Matt Kemp hit his 39th homer of the year. But I also had the Red Sox / Orioles game sharing half the screen, with Phillies / Braves & Yankees / Rays (once the Yankee bullpen started to fall apart) sharing time on my television. As if having four must-win games with vital playoff implications wasn't enough, three of them were nailbiters, with two going into extra innings. I absolutely cannot remember a night of baseball more entertaining than this, to the point where the "OH MY GOD" I posted on Twitter when Dan Johnson completed the Tampa comeback with a 2-2, two out dinger in the 9th was matched by a similar verbal exclamation in my living room, even though it was a game I had absolutely no vested interest in.
Honestly, part of this has to be the times we live in. Simply watching 3-4 amazing games on multiple devices simultaneously (plus the Dodger game) wasn't enough, because the magic of Twitter meant that I was watching them with about 150 of my closest friends. As I joked at the time that Johnson's ball hit the foul pole, I wish I could have printed out the last 200 or so tweets and framed them.
And then it got even better. The Braves choked away their game in the 13th inning in Philly. About 15 minutes later, Jonathan Papelbon gave up the tying and winning runs in Baltimore. Less than five minutes after that, Evan Longoria was walking off in Tampa. Is that even all accurate? Who can tell – it all happened so fast, and so hilariously, because in the span of about 20 minutes we witnessed the two worst collapses in baseball history.
I loved every minute of it. Seriously. I can't remember the last time watching baseball was so absolutely joyful, and I'm not sure we'll ever see anything like it again.
And the Dodgers? Yeah, that happened. Ted Lilly threw seven solid shutout innings, and five Dodgers had two hits, including James Loney's 12th homer of the year. Really, the game was in no way as close as the 7-5 final would indicate, because it was 7-0 until Ramon Troncoso decided it was time to allow a grand slam and then a solo homer in the ninth. Oh, and we saw another kind of history: when Eugenio Velez grounded out weakly to second, it was his 46th consecutive hitless at-bat, a new major league record. So, uh, congrats there, Eugenio.
But let's not pretend any of that is more important than this, Rod Barajas holding Gordon in some sort of bizarre baby cradle before the game. For a guy who writes hundreds (or more) words about the Dodgers every day, I am, for once, speechless:
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Vsetín, March 10, 2010 - Hockey players from Vsetín have a great motivation to win in the upcoming 2. League playoffs. For every game that they win in the playoffs, they will get 100 Radegast beers. If the hockey team from Vsetín reaches the top and wins the 2. League playoffs, they will get 900 beers. Radegast, a partner of the Vsetín hockey club, supplied the motivation.
"Just about everybody on the team loves the beer. That's why we will try our best, so that we get as many as possible. Certainly, we won't keep all of it just to ourselves. We will share it with our fans," promised Erik Hrňa, forward of the Vsetín hockey team.
The team from Vsetín will play the most important game of the season against Přerov, but their goals are bigger. It won't be clear how many beers they will get until the beginning of April, after the finals of the 2. League.
"I believe that motivation in the form of beer will add to the good mood and add relaxation to the locker room of the Vsetín team," said Manager of the Radegast brand, Pavel Kmínek. He added that this is not the first promotion of this season: "We brought our promotional team to selected games and they entertained the fans before and after the game. The players met their fans at a restaurant, U lva. Furthermore, the Radegast Cup is coming to Vsetín on Monday, March 15th, 2010, a competition in table hockey. "
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- The Radegast brewery, which is one of the most modern breweries in Czech Republic, has been brewing beer since 1970.
- Since 1999, Radegast brewery is part of the largest beer conglomerate in Czech Republic, belonging to Plzeňský Prazdroj, a.s.
- Yearly, it produces more than 2.2 million hectolitres of beer, with the help of approximately 270 employees.
- It produces beer called "classic Czech lager" and it also produces high-quality malt in its own malt house.
- In 2008, the brewery brewed its ten billionth beer.
- With total sale of 10.7 million hectolitres in the calendar year of 2008 and with export to more than 50 countries, Plzeňský Prazdroj a.s. is the leading producer of beer in Czech Republic and the biggest exporter of Czech beer.
- Plzeňský Prazdroj employs approximately 2,500 employees in the Plzeň, Radegast (Nošovice) and Velké Popovice breweries and in 13 distribution centres around Czech Republic.
- Plzeňský Prazdroj, a.s. is a member of global SABMiller PLC group, one of the biggest beer companies in the world, with activities and distribution in more than 60 countries on six continents.
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SAN ANGELO, Texas -- Michael Morton has come face to face with his wife's accused killer, Mark Norwood, for the first time.
Norwood arrived in a wheelchair and entered through a side door Tuesday morning. He is pleading not guilty in the case.
DNA evidence linked Norwood to Christine Morton's 1986 death, as well as Debra Baker's in 1988. That same DNA evidence cleared Michael Morton of his wife's murder after he wrongfully spent nearly 25 years in prison.
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Prosecutors say a man named Sonny Wann had the gun, and he bought it from Norwood shortly after Christine's death. Prosecutors claim Wann and Norwood worked together on a construction job about 12 miles from the Morton home in North Austin. That's when Norwood offered up the pistol for $50.
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Hans is the best tour guide you can find! Amazing location, phenomenal hosts! Hans went out of his way to drive us to the car rental return place, speeding through traffic to get us there in the nick of time. He helped set up everything for us during our stay and was incredibly helpful with anything we needed. Deirdre makes some lovely eggs ;) and she has the comforting feel of staying with my own grandma. The room was spacious, the bed was comfortable, and the bathroom/shower was great. We also made use of the sitting room and got to chat with some of the other guests staying there. We'd definitely stay again!
Hans and Deirdre were wonderful hosts! We had a lovely time staying with them. They were very helpful; making a special point of reviewing maps of the city and showing us where all the main attractions were located. They even called us a taxi for our early morning flight and Hans saw us off on our way to the airport.
Their house was very comfortable and they served a great breakfast every morning (including homemade scones, eggs, and great coffee). The neighborhood is relaxed and residential, but easily walkable to the touristy Temple Bar. It has a great vibe and nightlife of its own: we had a blast at Devitt's pub for live music and Green 19 for dinner - both right on the block.
We would definitely recommend staying with Hans and Deirdre! They helped make our time in Dublin very special.
Hans and Deirdre are the most pleasant, welcoming and entertaining hosts you could imagine, with a beautiful home to boot.
Situated off Camden Street, there's a great range of pleasant pubs, trendy bars and quality reasonably priced restaurants, almost literally on the door step, and away from the main touristy drag.
Just hoping they might have us back one day!
What an enjoyable stay! Hans and Diedre are lovely people, and they clearly relish their role as BnB hosts. Breakfast is a treat: perfectly-cooked poached eggs, served up with lashings of enjoyable conversation. Apparently their record for a breakfast conversation is 3 hours - and if I hadn't had a fully day's work ahead of me I'd have been tempted to try and break that ;-)
The house is very nice and the location great: a quiet side-street, yet just 2 minutes' walk from busy Camden Street, with its eclectic selection of reasonably-priced restaurants.
I intend to stay again, but judging from their full calendar, it might be a while before I can book in again at short notice.
Hans and Deirdre were great hosts, they were very helpful and Hans even took me to the bus station. I had a wonderful time in Dublin and the house was amazing, the rooms are nicely furnished and welcoming. Hans and Deirdre offered me a very delicious breakfast and we had a nice conversation. Everything made me feel right at home. I highly recommend this place. If I have the chance to return to Dublin, I will surely stay with Hans and Deirdre again! Thanks a lot!
My daughter and I spent three nights in Dublin in Hans and Deirdre's house. It was amazing. Beautiful, light, large and quiet room--super comfy and a delicious breakfast every morning. Hans is full of information on places to go and see in Dublin. Perfect location as the #16 local bus from the airport (3.10 Euros) stops on Camden---a 3-minute walk to the house on Pleasant Street. If you take the AirCoach or AirLink is costs between 6-7 Euros and then you still have to catch a local to their house--so time wise it is about the same, but a lot more expensive. Lots of good restaurants very close by! We'll definitely stay there when we return to Dublin. Thanks so much Hans and Deirdre!!!
It seems a bit silly to repeat all of the wonderful things everyone else has said, so I'll just add:
On our next trip to Dublin we will specifically plan so that we can stay with Hans and Dierdre. Their home is beautiful, and they take wonderfully good care of their guests. Stay here if you can.
Staying with Hans and Deidre really was a great experience in so many ways. Their home is in a historic part of Dublin with an easy walk into the city as well as being close to many restaurants in the area. Staying in a beautiful period house is a real treat and as well as being offered a lovely huge room, I was also welcome to use their gorgeously decorated living room to relax and watch TV. But most of all, Hans and Deidre really care for their guests, I was treated to a delicious breakfast, with great conversation, and fresh water was put in my room every day. They were incredibly helpful if I needed any directions or recommendations for restaurants. They offer a really wonderful stay in Dublin and I would love to go back
I had an excellent experience with Hans & Deirdre. They were a lovely hosts; they were so nice, friendly and willing to help for anything. the house is very well located (email hidden), very calm at night. It`s near to a supermarket, Bars, several restaurants, Tourist attractions, bus stop, and within a walking distance to the temple bar as well.
The room was clean and spacious.The experience was absolutely perfect and I definitely would return to this house in future visits.
I enjoyed my stay at his apartment therefore, I highly recommend for anyone planning to visit Dublin.
We had the best time ever with Hans and D! All the reviews spoke true. They are the best hosts in Dublin - so warm and so charming. The house is absolutely lovely and the room and bathroom were gorgeous. We could walk everywhere. I will most definitely stay with them next time I'm in Dublin!
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In Monday night's foreign-policy debate, Republican candidate Mitt Romney did what conventional wisdom dictates and GOP conservatives feared: He moved toward the middle — rather mildly so, at that.
Mr. Romney tamped down his previous tone toward problems in the Mideast. There was no talk of a joint U.S.-Israeli pre-emptive strike against Iranian nuclear facilities. Rather than repeat his insistence that the U.S. stay on in Afghanistan past 2014, Mr. Romney expressed agreement with that departure date, perhaps sensing growing public displeasure with the U.S. presence there.
Despite urging from his partisans, Mr. Romney passed up a chance to attack President Obama in the lethal Benghazi debacle, instead quickly sliding into praise for tracking down and killing Osama bin Laden.
The president has also been criticized from the right for pressuring pro-U.S. dictator Hosni Mubarak into resigning, although, as President Obama pointed out, his brutal repression of young, pro-democracy demonstrators made U.S. support increasingly untenable. Mr. Romney added that once anger against the repression exploded, "I felt the same way the president did."
Over the objections of moderator Bob Schieffer, President Obama and Mr. Romney kept circling back to domestic issues — the economy, the auto bailout, taxes — subjects clearly of more interest to the candidates and, one suspects, the voters as well.
With two weeks remaining until the election, foreign policy doesn't much matter. It was just a debate they had to get out of the way to return to the real meat: the economy.


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Industrias La Constancia (ILC) has been recognized for its recycling activities with an award from the Ministry of the Environment and Natural Resources (MARN) and the Ministry of Public Health and Social Assistance (MSPAS). In 2008, ILC provided 45% of the total amount recycled in the MARN and MSPAS joint recycling initiative, the National Recovery and Recycling of Plastics Program.
San Salvador, April 23, 2009. The Ministry of the Environment and Natural Resources (MARN) and the Ministry of Public Health and Social Assistance (MSPAS) awarded a recognition to Industrias La Constancia for its participation in the National Recovery and Recycling of Plastics Program.
This joint recycling initiative began in 2001, with the goal of facilitating packaging companies' participation in alternative solutions to the problem of post-consumer plastic waste. ILC joined the program in 2003, committing itself to the retrieval and recycling of plastic packaging.
Currently, ILC is helping to reduce the impact of packaging waste with its post-industrial recycling program, which has been completely implemented in the beer plant, and is beginning operations in the soft drink and ice-making plant.
The MARN and MSPAS recognition was awarded to 50 companies, which collectively retrieved a total of 2,178.30 tons of post-consumer plastics in 2008. Industrias La Constancia collected 45% of that total. This amount has prevented the emission of 1,485 tons of CO2 into the environment, saved 10,890 barrels of oil, and prevented 990 tons of landfill waste.
Industrias La Constancia, subsidiary of SABMiller plc, is the leading drink-making company in El Salvador. Its mission is to quench thirst and give a positive experience to consumers by providing their favorite drinks. The company's exceptional brands include Pilsener, Golden Light, Suprema, Barena and Regia beers; Coca-Cola, Fanta, Sprite, Tropical, Fresca and Kinley soft drinks; Cristal, Dasani, Paradise and Tampico waters and juices; as well as Powerade isotonic drinks. Industrias La Constancia's proactive contribution to environmental improvement, as well as the social and economic growth of El Salvador, are an essential part of it vision and a basic principle of the sustainability of its operations.
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The Nissan Altima sedan is all-new for 2013. The design is an evolution of the old car, with a curving character line along each side, a larger front grille, a sloping roofline, and incremental increases in length and width. The interior has smarter materials, new seats designed with NASA input for better comfort, and an exceptionally large trunk. Whereas some rivals have switched to turbocharged engines, the Altima continues with updated versions of the old car's 2.5-liter in-line four and 3.5-liter V-6. Aerodynamic improvements and a new continuously variable transmission help improve fuel economy to as much as 38 mpg on the highway.
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Odom finds identity with second world championship team
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Lamar Odom is known as a reality TV star and quiet teammate to Kobe Bryant
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The U.S. team gave Odom an identity, as a leader and bastion of versatility
ISTANBUL -- When last some of you saw Lamar Odom, he might've been passing through your consciousness, or semi-consciousness, on a clip from the reality-TV roll. Maybe he was looking perplexed as he learns that his then-fiancée has misplaced the $850,000 engagement ring he had bought for her. Or sheepish as he fails to pick up his now-wife's swimming tips. Or surprised when his spouse lays a $400,000 Rolls Royce on him, a bauble presented in recognition of the NBA title he won with the Los Angeles Lakers.
Such is the course of your 24/7 public life when you become a citizen of Kardashian World, as Odom has done with his marriage to Khloe, who is one of the Kardashians, though I know not which.
It all gives rise to the supposition that the man is a little, well, loopy.
Actually, he is.
But it also obscures the fact that Odom is an extremely cerebral and versatile player, a guy who during the NBA season might in one moment be on the perimeter getting the Lakers into their triangle offense and in the next be battling Tim Duncan underneath.
And there is this, too: Only one person in the basketball-playing universe managed to be a "world" champion twice within three months -- Lamar Odom.
Among the several members of the U.S. team who benefited greatly from the gold-medal showing in the FIBA World Championship that ended Sunday in Istanbul -- Russell Westbrook, Andre Iguodala and Rudy Gay come to mind -- Odom got as much out of it as anyone besides, of course, Kevin Durant, whose MVP play put him on a whole other planet. It wasn't about how many pairs of American eyes were watching the action: On Sunday, about 50 times more people watched the Dallas Cowboys-Washington Redskins game than the midday telecast of the U.S.-Turkey final. It was about what the 9-0 championship record meant internally to each player, what it did for his confidence level and his perception of himself as a player.
For we tend to think of pro athletes as finished products, masters of their own domain, supremely confident about their own talents. Certainly many of them act that way, some to the point of delusion. But inside, away from the chest-pounding surety, most are plagued by the same nagging self-doubts as all of us, the same necessity to prove themselves, notch an identity, figure out a way to either become somebody or stay on top just a little longer.
I think that describes Odom, who turns 31 around the 2010-11 season opener. For the first five years of his career (four with the Clippers, one with the Heat), his sackful of talents seduced GMs and coaches into believing that he could be The Guy. Well, he can't be The Guy. It's not Odom. He has spent the last six seasons safely in the shadow of Kobe Bryant and other Lakers teammates, and, while it's comfortable there, more in tune with his complementary game, he has sometimes gotten lost in the L.A. shuffle, his good-but-not-great-at-everything game overlooked in a town built on glitz.
This championship team gave him an identity. He was a leader, a rock, a tough guy and, predictably, a bastion of versatility who averaged 7.1 points (fifth on the team) and 7.7 rebounds (first), while averaging 22 minutes, fourth most behind only Durant, Chauncey Billups and Derrick Rose. He was at his best in the semis and finals against, respectively, Lithuania and Turkey when he registered games of 13 and 10, and 15 and 11.
Even as the U.S. struggled to finalize its roster a month ago, Odom's role was clear: Coach Mike Krzyzewski made him a co-captain and the leader of a defense that never quit. His collar would be blue. He would be asked to station himself near the basket, getting touches from time to time on offense but mostly serving as a defensive stalwart on a team bound to build its identity at that end of the floor. Krzyzewski even used the phrase "relegated Lamar to the post" in acknowledging that Odom was asked to sacrifice his body and a good portion of his offensive stats in the service of this guard-oriented team.
"If Lamar didn't play well for us down there, we don't win," U.S. assistant coach Jim Boeheim said after the victory over Turkey that brought the gold medal. "He rebounds, he rotates, he deflects more balls and helps more than any post player we've ever had. He's a great teammate. Lamar talks. He's fired up. He's done everything we've asked of him."
His backup at center, Tyson Chandler, said that the defensive emphasis didn't just happen.
"Nobody realizes it, but it's harder for an All-Star-type team to come together defensively than offensively," said Chandler, who mostly rode the pine in favor of Odom's experience in the final two U.S. games. "Offensively, you can always run a pick-and-roll or isolate somebody, but defensively you have to have a group that really buys into it and wants it. Coach preached it every day, and Lamar was a big part of that. He's a master at positioning, knowing where to be before the play gets started."
Odom tended to guard bigger players in the man-to-man defense the U.S. played most of the time. He invariably gave up a hoop or two in the beginning of the game, but he would make adjustments as the game went on, wearing them down with smarts and, as Chandler notes, positioning.
"What most people miss about guys like Lamar," said Boeheim, who has coached at Syracuse since 1976 and has never been with an NBA team, "is their ability to make adjustments on the fly. That's what the pro game is all about. These guys make game-to-game adjustments and even minute-to-minute adjustments. Lamar is as good as anyone I've been around in that part of the game."
Still, one could hardly expect a citizen of Kardashian World to be all work, no play, even during a tournament as grueling as the Worlds, and he concedes that "part of the deal in international play is increasing your brand."
And how would he do that?
"Well, you have to understand that the power of networking and meeting the right people is very important," Odom said. "There's no limit on how far you can take that thing. No one ever thought Magic Johnson would become this multimillion-dollar man off the court, right? Who's to say who you're going to meet at dinner over here, right? Maybe a sultan."
I asked Odom if that happened.
"I wouldn't tell you if it did," he answered.
If it did, I'm sure the Keeping Up With the Kardashians cameras were rolling and we'll see it down the road.
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Stokesley death crash: fourth person arrested
10:49am Thursday 24th January 2013 in News
POLICE have arrested a fourth person in connection with the death of a man who was killed in a collision with a car.
Douglas Robertson, 27, died on Saturday in North Road, Stokesley, after he was struck by a silver Range Rover.
A 20-year-old man from the Stockton-on-Tees area was arrested yesterday and a 23-year-old man arrested on Monday has been released on conditional police bail.
Meanwhile, a 15-year-old youth charged with causing death by dangerous driving, aggravated vehicle taking, driving without a licence and driving without insurance, appeared at Northallerton Magistrates' Court on Tuesday. He has been remanded in custody to appear at court again on February 1.
An 18-year-old man who was charged with aggravated vehicle taking appeared at Northallerton Magistrate's Court on Tuesday and was given court bail.