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Been out of town for a week, but still ran every other day. In fact, I had the pleasure of running in 68 degree temp in the mornings! It was a very pleasant change of pace. This is in contrast to the 80+ degree mornings I'm used to here in AR. We're home now and it has been in the 100's during the day, so NO RUNNING except during the early hours of the day.
I finally am signed up for my first 5-K race on Aug. 21, so wish me luck! I am not going to be too worried about speed, just want to make sure I finish the race. Once I have one race under my belt, I'll work on increasing speed. I have been running it around 35-36 minutes, just pushing a little more. It may depend a lot on whether there are any hills on the course. But, at any rate, I'm excited to be signed up and looking forward to race day.
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Graduated C25K program July 16, 2010
First 5K Race Aug 21, 2010 "Run With The Son"
Little Rock, AR 30:19:66
fitphyl - just wanted to touch base. Were you able to start the C25K program on 8/1 as you hoped to? Hope so. Keep posting when you start. It will help keep you motivated and it will motivate others as well.
pgburt - congrats on running even when you were out town. Lots of people (myself included) have a hard time doing that. Of couse, 68 degrees sounds really nice too. Glad to hear you are signed up for your first 5K; that is a milestone. Enjoy the experience. For a lot of 5Ks, especially if it is not the first year for the race, you can find the course map on line. If it's in your area, check it out. If you find hills and you do not normally run hills, maybe you could run the course, or at least the hills, a time or two before the race as part of your every other day running.
C25K Completed 05/05/10
2011 Races: 5K - 1/16/11 - 33:40; 5K - 1/30/11 - 32:02; 2/12/11 - 5 Mile - 58:07; 2/27/11 - 5K - 32:54; 3/19/11 - 5K - 32:29
2010 Races: 5K - 12/31/10 - 32:53; 5K - 11/28/10 - 32:19; 5K - 8/14/10 - 32:57; 4 Mile - 7/4/10 - 44:58; 5K - 6/23/10 - 33:28; 5K - 6/5/10 - 33:12
Week 6 Day 1 this morning. At 5:30ish it was 80 degrees and 80% humidity. The whole morning seemed to be out of sync. But I got through it although at 11:00, as I type this, I'm still recovering. Weather forecasts don't look promising for Wednesday morning either. Oh well, I'll do what I can do...
68 degree weather!! Oh boy would I love to feel a little of that right now. They are forecasting a high of 105 today with a heat index of 115. Now that's hot...
Someone please tell me it's gonna get better!?!?!?!?
Thanks for the advise. I will have to check it out and see if I can find the course listed on-line. It said it was a "fast course" so I am guessing, maybe, no hills! But, we'll see... Doesn't really matter, because I am used to running with hills. The race doesn't start until 8am and I'm used to running around 6:30am, so it may be a lot hotter by that time of the morning. SHADE will be the biggest issue. I hope we have some. Bring on the hills, but PLEASE give me the SHADE!
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Started C25K May 18, 2010
Graduated C25K program July 16, 2010
First 5K Race Aug 21, 2010 "Run With The Son"
Little Rock, AR 30:19:66
I am 51 and have never been a runner until I started this program. I started in June, but am still only trying to finish week 5. That 20 minute run is killing me! But I'm determined to stick with it, and run a 5K with my 16 year old daughter at the end of August! The heat has been a problem this summer, but I do have access to an indoor track which has helped. My biggest issue has been a persistent injury to my calf or maybe it's my achilles, not sure. I'm ok on the walk, then about 3-5 minutes into my first run it starts stiffening up and becomes painful. It doesn't seem to get worse the longer I run, so I'm trying to work through it. Interestingly, I ran on a treadmill one day and didn't have any problems with it. Any thoughts/tips are greatly appreciated!
Yes I did do W1D1 last night as a matter of fact. It was harder than I remembered. But the first time (when I did only 2 weeks and had to quit due to job) I ran on the treadmill. I tried running outside last night - much tougher than a treadmill. May have to go back to treadmill. Thanks for the support! I am going to need it. I CAN DO THIS!
allgirlsdad - that's way too hot. All I can say is stay hydrated. The heat will pass and then we will complain that it's too cold.
pgburt - if you are used to the hills, no worries. And your are right, usually "fast course" means flattish. It's sounds really strange, but I find that by wearing sun glasses, I feel a little cooler, maybe because the sun isn't beating in my eyes. Don't know if you are wearing sunglasses at 6:30 a.m. when you run, so if you plan to wear them for the race, run in them a few times to make sure they don't slide down your nose when you get sweaty. I find that occasionally, my sunglasses fog up a little because my face gets really warm when I run. If I just pull them off and put them back on, they unfog quickly.
coloradokathy - are you doing some gentle stretches after you run? You might find some calf stretches helpful. I have some kind of persistent calf pain also, but it is up high, closer to the back of my knee. Be careful with that, especially if it is achillies tendon. That can be kind of tricky to get rid of and unfortunately, rest, is the recommendation.
fitphyl - congrats on W1D1 and many people do find running outdoors harder than running on the TM. Don't be discouraged. There are advantages and disadvantages to both. If your ultimate goal is to run outside, I would recommend doing at least some of your running outdoors. It makes the transition easier.
Good running.
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2011 Races: 5K - 1/16/11 - 33:40; 5K - 1/30/11 - 32:02; 2/12/11 - 5 Mile - 58:07; 2/27/11 - 5K - 32:54; 3/19/11 - 5K - 32:29
2010 Races: 5K - 12/31/10 - 32:53; 5K - 11/28/10 - 32:19; 5K - 8/14/10 - 32:57; 4 Mile - 7/4/10 - 44:58; 5K - 6/23/10 - 33:28; 5K - 6/5/10 - 33:12
I love this question! I am 53, going on 54 and started running again last June. I've done a few 5K's and two 10K's. I really enjoy running. I am thinking of running the CIM this year. I have never run this far; I feel nervous just saying that I want to run 25 miles! Whoa. I'd love to be part of this thread. Are you training for this? I don't care how long it takes me, I just want to finish. I'd love to hear your ideas. H
I'm on the high side of 60 and resumed running three years ago after a pacemaker implant. I should have done a training program before my first 5K, but I did well enough on my own that I've continued. I recommend you join a running club and make some new friends. They will have scheduled group runs that you can make a part of your regular plans. Don't worry, you won't be the slowest one there. I also endorse the comment about going to a running store and being properly fitted for your shoes. I found that changing them every 400 miles is another good way to reduce your chance of injury.
The key to all of this is to stay with the plan. You will have times that you think "I can't do this"; don't let that defeat you. You'll be amazed at how quickly your endurance will improve if you stay with it and those negative feelings will be long gone. Then you'll be the one doing the encouraging.
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The Qualifier HM, Midland MI, May 2012, 2:58, 80+ degrees
Dam to Dam 20K, Des Moines, IA, June 2012, 2:17, PR for this race
Garry Bjorklund HM, Duluth, MN, June 2012, 2:20
Fox Valley HM, St. Charles, IL, 9/16/12, 2:23
Des Moines HM, 10/21/12, 2:19
Tentative plans for 2013:
Wisconsin (Half) Marathon, Kenosha, WI 5/4/2013 (registered)
Dam To Dam 20K, Des Moines, 6/2/2013 (registration opens March 20th)
Grandma's (Half) Marathon, Duluth, MN, 6/22/2013 (if I get picked again in the lottery)
Des Moines HM, 10/20/2013 (registered)
Thank you for that encouragement. I needed to hear that. Since I spoke the words, "I think I'll run the CA marathon" I have felt like backing out on those words. Is my body going to revolt?
I buy new runners every 6 months right now. I don't know the mileage on them. I run 10-20 miles a week right now...I'll do the math later.
Do I train for this marathon or just run/walk it? I know I won't be able to run the entire thing, I'm no athlete...just a runner for fitness.
Will I hurt myself? Will I be able to recover? These are my anxieties. H
Yay! I completed W5D3 yesterday with no pain! However, I did it on the treadmill instead of outside or on the track. I'm wondering why that makes a difference in my calf pain? Is my stride different/shorter? It does seem a bit easier to run on the treadmill, but I don't feel like that's really preparing me to run a 5K outside!
Thanks for the stretching tips, I have been stretching before and after, but perhaps not enough!
Hi all,
Here I sit at 62, overweight and out of shape. I have decided to restart the C25K- again. I ran for some 20 years, in 5k and 10k races, some with my kids, but always ran. Averaged about 5 miles/day 4 to 5 days/week. About 6 yrs ago I managed to tear my ham and have not been able to get back at it. I would try but would have pain and stopped. I am convinced that I need to run through some of the pain but it gets more difficult as I get older. I ran about a mile this morning with my dogs, and remembered how good I used to feel after a really good run. Sort of an "all systems are Go" kind of feeling. This seems like a good and supportive group. Hopefully I can make this journey with all of you and be successful this time.
Wow, I love your post Oz. Good for you! I feel excited for you. I think your enthusiasm to start again is exhilarating. I would enjoy keeping up with you and your progress. I am nervous to do this. I've run 2 10K's and a few 5K's in one year; starting running last year on June 23rd. I can't believe it sometimes and yet I feel like 'there is no way I can run this marathon'. If we encourage eachother on this blog, we can all do it. H
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Welcome OZ - Funny you should mention pain . I was went out for a fun run Saturday because I couldn't bear the thought of the TM. I usually run a paved bike path in the park but thought I'd try a different route, go through the park on grass and then hit side streets. Mistake for me! It was rutted, uneven and hazardous. Funny it doesn't look that way when you drive by. By the time I got to the pavement, I was having calf and knee pain that kept getting worse. So I ended up walking home. I really think the pain issue I have is because I need new shoes. I went to the running store Saturday afternoon and made sure I was buying the right shoes then ordered a new pair. They are not here yet. Attempted W6D1 on the TM today and had pain in the knee area, plus I just couldn't get my stride and gait right. So I went outside for the last 5 minute run. I iced for 5 minutes during cool down, then Bengayed it after my shower. Not too bad right now, just a touch stiff, I think it's my shoes cause the pain can move around. ANYWAY - where I was going with this is, I read alot of the other blogs to get information and all kinds of running advice. Saw a mention of "Self Myofacial Release" and googled it. Have you heard about it? It's like self message to relieve pain with a foam tube. I called my nephew who's a Sports Therapist and he said it really works. They use it on athletes all the time, and he has done it himself. So when you said hamstring pain - that's one of the examples on google. (Sorry for going so far around the block here).
H - Welcome also. Wow, you done so well and so much, I'm sure you can do the marathon. I second following a training program though to get you prepared.
Allgirlsdad - Yeah for you! I hope to catch up shortly.
Fitphyl - Congratulations on your start. The first step is always the hardest!
SteveBikeRun - Please keep posting as I'm sure I for one could benefit from your experience.
Have a wonderful day!
HF: I'm going to temper my encouragement with a word of caution. Are you sure you want to jump from a 10K to a full marathon without doing one or two 20Ks or half marathons first? I'm not speaking from experience as I have done some HMs but have no desire to do a full marathon. Regardless of the distance, 13.1 or 26.2, your body will be stressed far more than in a 10K and you must train it over a period of several months with small incremental increases in distance (hence my suggestion to do some HMs first). If you don't ramp up slowly and include ample rest days, you can almost guarantee yourself some sort of injury. Jeff Galloway has a monthly column in Runners World magazine for beginners. He stresses the run/walk approach and I strongly urge you to follow it.
At 15 miles average per week, you would get new shoes at 26-27 weeks, so your timetable seems right to me. Ask your running store to be sure.
Completed in 2012:
The Qualifier HM, Midland MI, May 2012, 2:58, 80+ degrees
Dam to Dam 20K, Des Moines, IA, June 2012, 2:17, PR for this race
Garry Bjorklund HM, Duluth, MN, June 2012, 2:20
Fox Valley HM, St. Charles, IL, 9/16/12, 2:23
Des Moines HM, 10/21/12, 2:19
Tentative plans for 2013:
Wisconsin (Half) Marathon, Kenosha, WI 5/4/2013 (registered)
Dam To Dam 20K, Des Moines, 6/2/2013 (registration opens March 20th)
Grandma's (Half) Marathon, Duluth, MN, 6/22/2013 (if I get picked again in the lottery)
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I personally did not find hard mode to be overly difficult but that was because I had been so used to chaos and hell difficulties (this was one of my earliest 1000s and remains one of my favourite games, no matter what people say).
Since the difficulties don't stack, start on easy first so that you'll be able to get all the upgrades by the time you reach the higher difficulties. The fact that it requires multiple playthroughs makes it time-consuming, even though the game is quite short.
Make sure you're of course maxed out by the time you attempt chaos or hell, assuming you're still playing it by that point, and you'll automatically have a better chance of coping with those difficulties, though what you'll really need for them is patience.
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Nurses is a Portland-based indie rock trio composed of Aaron Chapman (vocals, guitar, keyboard) and John Bowers (backing vocals, keyboard). Their sound is often categorized as psychedelic pop, folk rock, and experimental. Nurses started as a quartet from Idaho. The original band was called The Fall Project with Bobby Bolton on drums, Damon Daw on bass/vocals and Ryan Sellers on guitar. Their sound was considered pop-punk/emo in their earlier shows before becoming more experimental. They later moved to Portland, Oregon and changed the name of the group. Portland is also where they met James Mitchell. The trio joined Dead Oceans Records on May 21, 2009 and released their album via Dead Oceans on August 4, 2009 (August 24 in the UK). Nurses album, Apple's Acre, has been described as a shaggy younger sibling of Animal Collective or Grizzly Bear with the sound of dreamy harmonies, carnival organs, slightly out-of-tune pianos and basic percussion from a lone snare or tambourine and received a 7.2 rating from Pitchfork.
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|Mediation of this case has been completed, and the case is retained here for reference.
The case was closed because: Agreement by parties that no productive discussion was being achieved, so the process should be abandoned. However, this occurred in good faith and the editors are encouraged to file again at a later date, if need be. If mediation of this case again becomes necessary, a new request for mediation may be submitted.
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If you all are willing, I'd be happy to take this case.
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Well, I finally pulled it off, though in the easiest difficulty, and with a level 400+ character. But that took so long I think I'm done trying for that. After about wave 300 or so, you stop measuring performance in frames per second and instead it's more like seconds per frame. In my case, about 2. The battle took over 5 hours at that frame rate. Good thing I had a book with me. Is there some shortcut to just send ALL waves now? The most annoying thing was having to keep clicking the wave bar every 12 waves or so to summon them all. Otherwise, I could've just walked away and let it play itself out after that point.
So – level G10, I ended up with 2 Grade 21 LYO traps and a 3rd Grade 21 LYO in a tower, all surrounded by Grade 18-20 amps. (I demolished the tower nearest the entrance so I could get 6 around the traps. Well, 4 around the one on the edge, 6 around the one just past it.) The tower gem was probably unnecessary, but it looked like some monsters were occasionally making it through my traps, so I felt safer with it there. First and only time I've gotten every single battle amulet in one fight. (Except destroy all monster bases, since there aren't any there.)
Anyhow, probably won't be doing that again, at least not until I get a MUCH better computer. That was excruciating. And the worst part is I didn't even gain any experience from it, because I'd previously played that level in the hardest difficulty, though only to wave 30 or so. (Just long enough to kill the shadow.) That battle only took about 10 minutes. This one took 30 times longer, gave me every possible amulet, and still wound up being worth less experience. What a rip-off.


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Youre obviously not... Your doing you know what for Gods sake!!! I bet you got all A stars didnt you?! Smarty pants
Well we should definately try it out.. Youve been framed here we come!!
Awww. Did you manage to hit anyone though??
lol i was joking i know u didnt mean it like that yeh they use big words but in actual fact i am realli stupid and i'm a commoner so i rather just spek how i normally do then attempt using 'big' words
ermmm i actualli dont have a clue i'm not an expert in making snowmen but yes i think it does
haha i was trying to pack it but it was realli soft and kept going powedry so they didnt work i did get on the back of my head
Nooo. I didnt mean it like that!! I meant you didnt seem to act like a *** student because youre language was really different! All those type of people on here use really big words!
By the way when making snowmen, does it really work if you roll down a hill and the ball of snow gets bigger?
Oh, you have to pack the snow tightly together and then when you throw it, throw it by swinging your hand verically rather than horizontally ( if that makes sense) good luck and try not to get hit in the face by the snowball :P
lol ok yes its snowing a fair bit here!
shocked why just ur probli thinking i seem realli dumb which is true
ermm nothing i jsut got up had breakfast and been on the net........going to get changed eat meet my friend and make a snowman hoping she doesnt challenge me to a snowball fight i suck really bad at them
Its says it right at the bottom of the page on the left above delete messages. Lmao
Is it snowing down there?! Its Scotland... Its meant to be snowing up here!!
Recovering from the shock of what youre studying.... But good otherwise
What about you? What you up to?
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For some of you Ute fans who are still waiting for the announcement that Rose is
going to come to Utah, this isn't it.
Just an FYI
- 10:17 a.m. April 6, 2011
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Great news!
When Rose turned down Oklahoma, NC State, and Utah, we all knew he was staying at BYU, but it's nice to know it's finally official!
Rumor has it that renovations to the MC will also be announced.
BYU fans are smiling today!
- 10:18 a.m. April 6, 2011
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How sweet it is!
We knew Coach Rose would not leave and BYU just sweetened the deal for him. WCC and Gonzaga, here we come and I'm expecting BYU to get an invitation to the 'dance in 2012!
And what's even better than this???
HD on ESPN and BYUtv!!! Great time to be a Cougar fan! Go BYU!
- 10:23 a.m. April 6, 2011
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Nice. the future looks pretty bright for the cougs
- 10:48 a.m. April 6, 2011
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any radio or live audio?
- 10:51 a.m. April 6, 2011
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Well, our big brothers up on the hill finally got their guy. Once that job was
not open anymore and the Utes said "no thanks" to Dave Rose, he was
more than willing to sign with us. Thank Goodness the Utes got someone better!
It just bothers me that with a once-in-a-generation player we only make the sweet 16. The Utes have been much further than we have in the NCAA tournament and they will get back their soon.
Its a bad day to be a cougar fan!
- 11:15 a.m. April 6, 2011
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I believe the press conference will probably be on BYU TV. A lot of cable and satellite systems carry that throughout the U.S. and the world.
- 11:16 a.m. April 6, 2011
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@TheOfficialCall- 1280 is usually pretty good about providing a live feed from
pressers like this.
It's a good day to be a Cougar fan. Football program on the rise and the Basketball program is going to seal up one of the best coaches in the NCAA at least for the next few years. Gotta love it. Expect a few more high profile basketball commits in the coming months as a result.
Go Cougs!!!
- 11:17 a.m. April 6, 2011
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Re: TheOfficialCall
You can bet KSL Radio will carry it.
- 11:18 a.m. April 6, 2011
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Check CougarTracks on KSL for live coverage details.
- 11:19 a.m. April 6, 2011
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Nice try Duckhunterrrrrrrrrrr!
Yes, we've heard that Utah fans are giddy with excitement about getting such an awesome, big name coach. Good for U.
BYU will just have to limp along with one of the best coaches in college basketball - that's the kind of coach you'd expect to be one of the leading candidates for national coach of the year awards.
We'll try to remember to wave to U from the Big Dance next year, just so you won't feel completely excluded from the fun of March Madness.
- 11:43 a.m. April 6, 2011
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We didn't want Rose anyway... We have Coach K baby!
By the way, I heard some Duke fans calling their coach, 'Coach K'. What is up with that? First Miami steals out 'U' sign we make with our hands, then Michigan steals out "Team Down South" saying. I hear they call Ohio St the team down south. Give me a break. Now Duke is taking our nickname, 'Coach K'
- 11:52 a.m. April 6, 2011
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Coach "mini k" has got his work cut out for him. I liked Larry when he
played for the Jazz and I think he is a good guy and a good coach. But I wouldnt
wish this job on anyone. I wish him all the best but its going to be a
frustrating "stint" for Larry. He is already getting a feel of what
its going to be like up on the hill only hours after his presser when his best
player tells him that he's leaving.
On the other hand, Coach Rose is riding high. He signs a new contract and he has some great talent coming in that will make BYU basketball very fun to watch for years to come.
Its sad, but true that the rich get richer and the poor get Coach Krystco. I think it goes something like that.
- 12:04 p.m. April 6, 2011
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Utah ended up with a better hire!!! Rose love to have that High School feeling when on the road!!
- 12:18 p.m. April 6, 2011
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Hey, maybe he's going to pull a lebron james and announce that he is taking his talents to Salt Lake City to be an assistant on the most powerful basketball program in the new 12 pac. Or maybe not...condolences to utE fans in Ann Arbor and Ms B's basement.
- 12:22 p.m. April 6, 2011
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Rose just got Jimmered. In a good way.
- 12:44 p.m. April 6, 2011
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Honor Code
"love to have that High School feeling when on the road!!"
That's what Utah home games have been like lately. Colorado fans will feel right at home in the HC.
- 12:57 p.m. April 6, 2011
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Dear Duckhunter. It is NEVER a bad day to be a Cougar. If you aren't a Cougar you are not enjoying life to the fullest.
- 12:58 p.m. April 6, 2011
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Sorry GoUtes the Coach K was around long before you hired your coach k. You cannot steal what was before. You have becoem the thief stealing the moniker Coach k.
- 1:06 p.m. April 6, 2011
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New five year contract through 2015-2016 for Dave Rose - Tom Holmoe refers to Coach Rose as "our coach". BYU was committed to doing whatever was necessary to keep "our coach".
- 1:13 p.m. April 6, 2011
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text: A car travels due east with a horizontal speed of 35.0 km/h. Raindrops are falling at constant speedvertically with respect to the Earth. The traces of the rain on theside windows of the car make an angle of 55.0° with the vertical. Find the velocity ofthe rain with respect to the following reference frames.


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As of July, 2015, we are making available Linux binaries for the nightly development build of Psi4. This is recommended for most users, as these builds are normally (but not always) stable and contain the lastest improvements and bugfixes. Presently, the stable builds are considerably older.
Download options:
A more complete list of possible ways to get Psi4 and a comparison between them is provided here
Changes Since Last Stable Release
Beta5 Release Notes
This release adds a little additional functionality, fixes several bugs, improves the installation process and the documentation, and adds a couple of new built-in databases. It also includes some work-in-progress that will lead to improvements in the next release.
The Beta5 release (7/3/2013; User's Manual) includes the latest accomplishments:
- WARNING: Double hybrids like B2PLYP are not having their total energies printed to the output file. This is fixed in future versions. In Beta5 you can simply work around this problem by saving the total energy in a variable and printing it, like this: etot = energy('b2plyp'), print etot
- WARNING: There has been a name change in the PSI4 Python driver to replace PsiMod with psi4. This change will prevent PSI4 from running if you have any reference to PsiMod in your input files or in a .psi4rc file. If you get any error complaining about one of those words, immediately check your .psi4rc or .psirc files and rename any PsiMod to psi4.
- Standardize psi variable naming for mp2 modules
- Add capability to compute frequencies by finite difference of energies in embarrasingly parallel fashion
- Fix problem in database wrapper where named subsets (other than small/large) wouldn't run
- Fix problem with computing multiplicity in database with fragmented open-shell molecules
- Allow more complex model chemistries through cbs() wrapper. Add alias for Wes Allen's focal point analysis
- Alias sherrillgroup_gold_standard renamed to sherrill_gold_standard
- Make cbs() wrapper work with MRCC interface
- CC code can now be used to compute energies with applied external field. Charges must be set up using the QM/MM module.
- DF-CC code now uses two sets of 3-index integrals: one for building the Fock matrix and one for all other ERI's
- Implementation of libefp is in progress
- Improved documentation of CC codes
- Improved handling of certain out-of-core contractions in CC code
- Added HTR40 database of hydrogen transfer reactions
- Partial fix to fallback to non-DF SCF when DF basis not available
- Allows PSI4 to be run interactively
- Updated naming of external files such as MOLDEN files
- Initial work to make PSI4 work with cmake
- Some changes to make more compatible with C++11
- Allow user-specified fixed geometry coordinates
Beta4 Release Notes
The first public beta release includes all-new, very efficient density-fitted, shared-memory parallel code for Hartree-Fock, DFT, and MP2, and symmetry-adapted perturbation theory (SAPT). We also add new code for MP4, QCISD(T), and G2. New modules performing frozen natural orbital coupled-cluster have been added. Previous PSI3 functionality for coupled-cluster energies and properties, and arbitrary-order CI and MBPT energies is also available. A completely new, very user-friendly input format has been implemented, and it can be (optionally) mixed with Python to allow automation of very complex tasks with simple input files. Built-in routines to handle counterpoise correction and basis set extrapolation are included.
The Beta4 release (4/7/2013; User's Manual) is the first public version. The latest accomplishments are:
- Frozen Natural orbital CCSD(T) code available
- RHF MP4, QCISD(T), and G2 features added
- dlDF-D available
- Interface to WebMO completed
- General framework for double-hybrid functionals, with several added such as B2PLYP
- More efficient Density Cumulant Functional Theory (DCFT) code with analytic gradients working
- Production-level DFT code implemented for GGA, LRC, and Meta functionals.
- Production-level DF-MP2 code working with RHF, UHF, ROHF references
- ADC(2) propagator code working
- CC gradients, CC response, CI energies, MP(n) energies, ZAPT(n) energies, EOM-CC excitation energies, CC3 energies working
- Extremely efficient, threaded SAPT code completed
- User-friendly interface to Kallay's MRCC code
- Interface to PubChem to allow chemical names in lieu of coordinates in molecule inputs
Beta3 Release Notes
This version of PSI contains the following features: Hartree-Fock, DFT, MP2, CI, CC, PSIMRCC, ADC(2), SAPT, DCFT, and optimized-orbital MP2 and MP3. Density-fitting is available for Hartree-Fock, DFT, MP2, and SAPT, and is much faster than the conventional algorithms. Most popular functionals are available, but only M05 and M05-2X are available among meta-GGA's. DFT gradients have not been tested extensively yet. We recommend linking to a threaded BLAS library and running with multiple threads. Intel's MKL library works particularly well in this regard.
The Beta3 release (10/23/2012; User's Manual) contains many enhancements and bug fixes. Among them are:
- More appropriate default values for convergence criteria and grids should speed up computations
- Density-fitting is now turned on by default when it is available, resulting in much, much faster computations
- dlDF+D and support for double-hybrids now available
- Utilizes Grimme's DFTD3 program if present to enable -D3 corrections
- Fixes a problem with optimizations using Z-matrices
- Use analytic gradients by default when they are available
Beta2 Release Notes
The Beta2 release (5/6/2012; User's Manual) fixes the following bugs reported by beta testers:
- Boost library compilation inside PSI4 now uses the user's PYTHON environmental variable, to help avoid the situation where one version of Python is used for Boost, and another for PSI4, leading to linker errors.
- Problems were encountered when compiling with versions of OpenMP older than version 3. Code specific to OpenMP 3 has been removed. The code should now compile with OpenMP 2.
- User manual has been updated to remove mention of dependency script psi4depend-v2.sh, which was only intended for machines that had very few of the relevant dependencies installed (unusual case).


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Noble Public Library
Family bilingual story time returns Aug. 3
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The Noble Public Library continues its monthly series of bilingual story times and activities in August. The next edition of Family Play Time/Hora de jugar en familia will be 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 3.
Activities are for ages 5 and under and their caregivers and is a chance for children to learn and develop their brains through simple play.
The program is part of the Pioneer Library System's Growing Like a Read initiative and were made possible from a contribution from an anonymous donor to PLS in 2015.
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Women 18 and older have until Jan. 4 to register for a special Beyond Becoming an Outdoors-Woman Workshop at Kenlake State Resort Park, Jan. 15-17.
Co-sponsored by the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources and the Kentucky Department of Parks, this weekend workshop features numerous opportunities for women to learn more about outdoor skills, activities, wildlife-watching and conservation efforts in the state.
Help create habitat for fish while disposing of your old Christmas tree this season with Kentucky Fish and Wildlife's Christmas for the Fishes program.
The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources is accepting natural Christmas trees through Jan. 15 at 33 locations in 26 counties across the state. Trees must be free of lights, ornaments, tinsel, garland and any other decorations.
To find the location nearest you, visit the Kentucky Fish and Wildlife website at fw.ky.gov and type in the keyword "Christmas."
The Spencer County Bears improved to 4-6 on the season with a 64-54 victory over Iroquois High School Sunday during the first round of the Mike Miller Classic in Taylorsville.
The Bears jumped out early with a 21-12 lead after one quarter to set the pace for a victory in the first round of the six-team event they hosted.
After starting the season 4-0, the Spencer County Lady Bears have hit a rough spot on their schedule, and have now lost four in a row following a 72-59 loss to Whitley County at home Saturday during the Salt River Electric Holiday Classic.
The Lady Bears jumped out to an early lead against the Lady Colonels, who are 6-2 on the season, but Whitley County took the lead early in the second quarter and the Lady Bears dropped their fourth straight decision.
After the stress, bustle and eventual enjoyment of Christmas passes, many Kentuckians still have several days off from work. After a belly full of bowl games, board games, card games and sweets, boredom and restlessness can set in for outdoors enthusiasts.
Many perceive the closing of modern gun deer season as the ending to hunting and fishing until the arrival of warm winds next spring. Winter is one of the best times of year to hunt and fish. Time off during the holidays presents a golden opportunity to get outside and enjoy three fantastic outdoors opportunities.
Kentucky's first black bear hunt in modern times was held just six years ago in Harlan, Letcher and Pike counties. Not one hunter harvested a bear.
This year stands as a stark contrast.
The record 45 bears taken by hunters this year includes the largest bear harvested in Kentucky in the modern era. Taken on opening day of the modern gun season, it tipped the scales at 500 pounds, smashing the old mark set almost two months earlier during the archery-crossbow season.
Kentucky Youth Soccer hosted their Fall Commonwealth Cup last month, and the Spencer County Soccer Association was well-represented with six teams. Team Johnson's Phantoms brought home the championship trophy, while Team Wheeler and Team Mallory came away as runner-ups in their respective groups.
What many Kentucky or Louisville basketball fans would like for Christmas is to have a win in Saturday's UK-Louisville game in Rupp Arena in the annual Battle of the Bluegrass. It's a game that five months ago seemed like one where Kentucky would be a solid favorite. Now with the way both teams are playing, Kentucky fans have a lot more reasons to worry and Louisville fans have a lot more reason to be optimistic.
How far has the Spencer County High School girls basketball program come? Two years ago, Anderson County came to Taylorsville and whipped the Lady Bears 70-8. Last year, the Bearcats took two games against Spencer County by an average of 37 points. On Saturday, Spencer County's young Bears traveled to Lawrenceburg and with about four minutes left in the game, were down just six points.
Size and depth was decidedly in favor of Bullitt East last Thursday night as they came to Taylorsville and defeated the Spencer County Bears, 69-38.
The Bears scrapped to keep it close early on, but a full-court press wore on the Bears, forcing them into a series of turnovers that led to easy Charger baskets. In the four minutes of the first quarter, they outscored the Bears 17-4 to take a 24-11 lead at the first break.
Spencer County Coach Jason Burns said it was just a case of running into a better team.
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New hope for wine in supermarket bill.
Senate Speaker Ron Ramsey says he wants a supermarket wine bill to clear his chamber's committees even though the companion bill has fallen short in a House panel.
The Blountville Republican said he would then put the bill on hold before a floor vote takes place to see what action the House might take.
The bill seeking to allow local referendums on whether to expand wine sales to supermarkets and convenience stores failed by one vote in the House Local Government Committee on Tuesday.
Supporters are clinging to the hope that the panel's chairman, Republican Rep. Matthew Hill of Jonesborough, might seek to reconsider the vote.
Hill cast the deciding vote against the measure because he was upset that supporters didn't want to discuss a series of amendments.
Copyright © 2014 by WCYB. The Associated Press contributed to this report. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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Hello. We have a free WordPress Theme.
How to introduce own free WordPress for everyone on wordpress.org and wordpress.com?
How does it word? We really need your help!
Many thanks.
Hello. We have a free WordPress Theme.
How to introduce own free WordPress for everyone on wordpress.org and wordpress.com?
How does it word? We really need your help!
Many thanks.
Sorry, can you reword what you're asking please?
First read and follow this post
Then you can upload your zipped theme here
This only applies to WordPress.org
Hi Andrew Nevins Volinteer Moderator,
We have release a new free theme for every on can download.
But I don't know how to upload new free theme on wordpress.org (WordPress Theme Directory) and wordpress.com.
How does it work? My English not well
Many thanks
For WordPress.org, follow Ronangelo's link about Theme Reviews, "First read and follow this post".
Hi ronangelo,
Thanks for your helping.
According to your information, we only applies to WordPress.org
How about wordpress.com?
Many thanks
For WordPress.com queries, please ask in WordPress.com forums.
Thanks Ronangelo and Andrew Nevins so much again.
All themes promoted here must be 100% GPL and 100% free to download. No dependencies on pay-for theme frameworks, club membership or other commercial add-ons. The "theme download" that you posted elsewhere was actually a 20M download that contained a complete copy of WordPress (what on earth for?) and the theme itself has been released under an MIT License - not GPL. On further investigation, the theme also de-registers the jQuery shipped with WordPress core - a definite non-no.
For these reasons, the topic in question was removed. Please do not re-post about the theme until these issues have been resolved.
Thanks Esmi, that reassures me of the quality of themes available at WordPress.org.
Just to clarify one point, the MIT license is GPL-compatible, and thus perfectly fine for wp-hosted themes.
However, the other issues that esmi pointed out are forbidden by the Theme Review standards. If you're interested in having your theme hosted here, it will have to pass a quality review according to the standards ronangelo posted; it's in your interest to be sure your theme passes all of those tests before you submit.
I will pay attention. Thanks Esmi, Andrew Nevins and Amy Hendrix.
Sorry about the mix-up over the license. Trying to sort through which licenses are GPL-compatible is a real nightmare. :-(
This post comes up high in the Google.
Some popular GPL compatible licenses:
There are many more see below.
Also some listed above are not compatible with both GPL's , for example Apache is only compatible with GPL3, the details are in the link.
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Before They Were Famous, These 15 Celebrities Held Seriously Odd Jobs
Not everyone can start out in the acting, modeling or talk show industry without first breaking a little sweat.
From Howard Stern to Brad Pitt, most celebrities began their careers making a modest earning and doing menial tasks.
From Cindy Crawford ruining her manicures on corn to Amy Adams' skimpy uniform to downright embarrassing (see: Victoria Beckham, slide 8), these 15 celebrities know what it means to pay your dues.
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Lumb poser for Hampshire
Hampshire team manager Giles White must decide whether to stick with a winning team or recall World Twenty20 winner Michael Lumb for the Royals' Friends Provident t20 quarter-final against Warwickshire Bears at Edgbaston today at 4.40pm.
The England opening batsman's poor form saw him miss out on Hampshire's last six FP t20 group matches. However, his fifty in yesterday's Clydesdale Bank 40 victory over Kent pressed his claim for a t20 recall.
Hampshire are without captain Dimitri Mascarenhas and wicketkeeper Nic Pothas, who were last week ruled out for the season through injury.
Dominic Cork continues to stand in as skipper with Michael Bates behind the stumps.
Hampshire's Kevin Pietersen and Warwickshire's Jonathan Trott are on international duty while another England batsman, Ian Bell, is missing for the Bears due to a broken metatarsal.
Hampshire squad: Jimmy Adams, Abdul Razzaq, Michael Lumb, Sean Ervine, Dominic Cork (captain), James Vince, Michael Carberry, Michael Bates (wicketkeeper), Danny Briggs, Chris Benham, Chris Wood, Neil McKenzie, Dan Christian, Hamza Riazzudin.
Nottinghamshire director of cricket Mick Newell has recalled Australia fast bowler Dirk Nannes for today's second quarter-final, at 7.25pm, when the Outlaws take on defending champions Sussex Sharks.
Nannes, who missed out in Notts' final group game at home to Yorkshire, replaces fellow seamer Luke Fletcher in the only change.
Newell, who is without England pair Stuart Broad and Graeme Swann, said: "We're going into the game in a confident frame of mind because we've had a great week on the field.
"It's a game we're really looking forward to and the floodlights and knockout format will add to the excitement.
"Nothing will change tactically. We'll need to maintain our fielding standards, back the bowlers and then it's up to batsmen to perform.
"We'll have a good chat about the strengths that Sussex possess but we have to concentrate on our own performance because we have played well at Trent Bridge throughout the competition."
Nottinghamshire team: Alex Hales, Ali Brown, Matthew Wood, Samit Patel, David Hussey (captain), Steven Mullaney, Chris Read (wicketkeeper), Graeme White, Ryan Sidebottom, Darren Pattinson, Dirk Nannes.


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For example, 留. 刀 and 田 are obvious, but the top left? 匚 厶 come close but no match. Pleco says 卯, but I don't see this in many radical charts.
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Actually if you can look at the traditional form of this character. The upper part is "丣"."丣" work as a phonetic radical here because it is pronounced you3.
A lot of characters have been simplified in Mandarin in main land China. This make it harder for us to break down a character.
You can find more information here: 汉典解释
So the first thing to do when breaking down a character is to find its traditional version.


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PC Shipments Continue To Drop Thanks To Tablets
PC shipments have dropped once again. The direction of Mac shipments is unknown at this point.
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PC Market Levels Out, Apple Still Dominates But Lenovo Is Gaining
Apple is continuing to dominate the PC market, despite the market itself appearing to have leveled out in the second fiscal quarter of 2013.
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Semantics: Apple Takes 17 Percent Of Global PC Market, Ranks Number One Worldwide
If the iPad's indeed a PC, Apple's the world's biggest PC seller by volume.
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A Border Patrol agent shot and killed a possible illegal immigrant on Sunday, the agency said.
The shooting occurred about 12:25 p.m., when the agent encountered an unknown number of possible illegals about 12 miles northwest of Sasabe, Ariz. The agent and one individual were involved in a physical altercation, which ended when the agent fired his service weapon.
Six other individuals were apprehended shortly after.
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Smothered Pork Chops
Total Time
Prep 20 mins
Cook 20 mins
Seared pork chops covered with fresh mushrooms, then baked smothered in a sinfully delicious sauce full or bacon, onions, cream, and a touch tomato sauce. A dish so full of flavor everyone will be wandering around the house looking for their socks. Quick and easy comfort food sure to please family and dinner guests. Note:The tomato sauce can be substituted with ketchup or tomato paste in a tube.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 6 pork loin chops
- salt & pepper
- 2 cups mushrooms, quartered
- 1⁄4 lb bacon, diced
- 2 small onions, chopped
- 2 tablespoons flour
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons paprika
- 1 cup whipping cream
- 1 cup beef broth
- 2 tablespoons tomato sauce
- Preheat oven to 375°F and Grease a 9" X 16" dish.
- Melt 2 tablespoons butter in large skillet over high heat.
- Season chops with salt and pepper. Sear chops 2 minutes on each side.
- Transfer to prepared baking dish and top with quartered mushrooms.
- Add onions and bacon to same skillet and cook over medium heat until onions are translucent and bacon is crisp, stirring frequently, about 10 minutes.
- Add flour and paprika to skillet and increase heat to medium/high.
- Stir in whipping cream and broth, scraping up browned bits. Bring to a boil, stirring constantly.
- Stir in tomato sauce and season with salt and pepper.
- Pour sauce over mushrooms and chops.
- Bake uncovered until chops are tender 20-25 minutes.
- Serve sauce over rice or mashed potatoes.
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I love this recipe! I use tomato paste instead of sauce and serve with mashed cauliflower for an awesome low carb supper. Leaves us wanting to lick our plates!
This is one of the best recipes I have found on th e zaar. It quickly became a family favorite. I prepare it as the recipe is and have served with mashed potatoes and with rice, both are great, we can't decide which is better!!
I tried this recipe and it was great. I had to make adjustments so I could use what I had in the kitchen. I used tomato paste and it still turned out fantastic.


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33-930 - Female F to Push On Male Adapter
F-Female to F-Male Pushon Connector - Individual
F Type adapter converts a screw F type male into a push on female for fast and efficient work.
Mfr Name: Distributed By MCM
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Combination Multimeter and Network Cable Tester
Compact 2-in-1 unit provides standard digital multimeter functions, as well as tests proper pin configurations on network and voice cables. Provides sequential verification of each pin on a network cable, and includ...
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27-10071 - 50? BNC Terminator with Security Chain
BNC Terminator
A BNC terminator with a chain that can be easily connected to an existing cable, reducing the chance of losing the terminator.
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2-Pack DMX Terminators (3-pin)
Required in any professional lighting application where DMX controls are used, XLR DMX terminators are plugged into the last light in a series.
Five Pin Terminator also available.
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High performance right-angle F-type splice suitable for coaxial RF distribution applications. This adapter has an F Female to an F Male connector. Great for behind mounted TVs and other applications where there is a tight ...
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Network Cable Tester
The Tenma Multi-Network and Modular Cable Tester easily reads the correct pin configuration of 10Base-T cable (Category 5, 5e and 6), 10Base-2 cable (coax), RJ-45 and RJ-11 modular cables, 356A, TIA-568A/568B and Token Ring cable by comparing...
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Simple Definition of extraction
: the act or process of getting something by pulling it out, forcing it out, etc. : the act of extracting something
—used after of to describe the origin of a person or family
Full Definition of extraction
1 : the act or process of extracting something
3 : something extracted
See extraction defined for English-language learners
See extraction defined for kids
Examples of extraction in a sentence
tooth extractions and other dental procedures
the extraction of teeth by dentists
the extraction of juices from plant matter
15th Century
First Known Use of extraction
15th century
Rhymes with extraction
abstraction, attraction, bolt-action, class action, compaction, contraction, cross action, detraction, diffraction, distraction, exaction, impaction, inaction, infraction, job action, live-action, olfaction, protraction, reaction, redaction, refraction, retraction, stop-action, subtraction, transaction
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Medical Definition of extraction
: the act or process of extracting something <extraction of a tooth>
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Toukiden: new trailer shows off fast-paced combat
Toukiden, the new PS Vita action title from Dynasty Warrior team Omega Force, received a new trailer this morning. The four-player brawler sees player working together to topple gargantuan foes, many of which can be seen in the short clip.
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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico -- Tropical Storm Mindy weakened Saturday as it spun away from the Turks and Caicos Islands and the Bahamas, turning into the open Atlantic away from inhabited islands.
The storm's maximum sustained winds were near 40 mph with higher gusts.
This season's 13th named storm, Mindy was about 120 miles north-northwest of Grand Turk island, or 760 miles southwest of Bermuda.
Mindy was moving north-northwest at about 12 mph. A turn toward the north-northeast is expected in the next 24 hours, but little change in strength is forecast over that time, said the National Hurricane Center in Miami.
Tropical storm force winds extend outward up to 115 miles from the center.
The rains battered Puerto Rico on Friday, leaving 30,000 homes without electricity, damaging roads and washing out small bridges. No injuries were reported.
A tropical cyclone becomes a tropical storm when sustained winds reach 39 mph.
The Atlantic hurricane season began June 1 and ends Nov. 30.
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