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If I recall correctly, just yesterday Mike Thomas, when talking about his feelings post-Championship, mentioned that he isn't very emotional about it because he knew it was going to happen and is really just ready to go out there and do it again. Don't think someone who is leaving would mention wanting to get another ring next year.
For Ohio State, the largest revenue to keep track of would most likely be liscensing and such from all the merchandise selling for having won it. Also, can't put a dollar sign on the other "paydays" from recognition (i.e. donors/alumni throwing money at the school, students/recruit choosing Ohio State, etc.).
It might have been looked down upon by the Seminole Tribe to be used in such a mockery-esque scenario. It's not like those commercials are making the mascots look strong and serious. Also, FSU does actually pay the Garnet and Gold Guys each game for their get-up, so they're like pseudo-mascots.
Having watched of few of his latter games this season, I would definitely say this is possible. Even during one of the games (maybe the Pac-12 Championship?), the announcers were talking about how he doesn't throw many interceptions, but has at least a few every game that should be intercepted but are dropped. Not sure if it is an indictment on the Pac-12 defenses, but from watching the games, I can definitely see it. Even against FSU there were some extremely easy, dropped INTs. I think our guys will have their chances, especially with the level of intensity and energy they bring, and wouldn't be surprised to see them come down with a couple.
The FSU defense was gashed by their own offense. They performed very well for most of the game, but once their offense starting screwing them over, they not only got tired from quick turnarounds, but they lost their edge and will to fight. Either way, the easiest way to stop the tempo is 3-and-outs. Doesn't matter if they only have 8 second between plays if they can only get three out per drive.
There definitely was one close in the corner. I expected it to be let go, but to be fair it was pretty close to the endzone so it wasn't a given.
Great! Now you've gone and jinxed him and every kick against Oregon will go out of bounds! Thanks, buddy...
I was overall very impressed with his kicking. Between his consistent drops within the 5-yard line and C. Smith's missile-like approach to taking out their returners, our kicking game was quite impressive all night.
I would take our DTs. Not to say they had a poor game against 'Bama, but Oregon's offense is largely built on the read option so, as always, we need to be able to take the dive out of the game. If the DTs can handle the middle without the need of the end to crash down, Frazier/Miller/Bosa would then be freed to key on the QB, thus eliminating the read option. If not, then I would take the Outside LBs/Corners to be able to come up on the edge and take out the outside run threat.
^This. I remember at one point thinking Bosa wasn't doing anything and getting upset. Once I started actually paying specific attention to him each down though, you find he actually was a large part of our success. Did he put up numbers? No, but he did get some important pressure (forcing sacks as mentioned or errant throws) and did a solid job of taking on blockers and forcing the ball elsewhere, allowing other players (e.g., Lee and Grant) to come up and make the play. Would love a bigger day statistically from him, but he definitely wasn't nowhere to be found.
How would the 'Bama offensive line compare to Wisconsin's? I know Wiscy has always had a solid line, and given the way our boys handled them up front, I wonder if it shows any sort of comparison in terms of our ability to reset the line as you mentioned. Of course, this was also benefited by the one-dimensional nature of the Wiscy offense, but any chance it shows our one-on-one matchups, or is there a more fitting comparison this year?
Same thing happened to me for the Orange Bowl last year. Bought them at around midnight the night before the game. I agree that it is most likely the cut-off for physical delivery.
Yes, I think depth is key, but I also think at least some of it comes down to the mentality of not being intimidated by Bama. It happens a lot with the underdogs where, despite how much they may try to convince themselves otherwise, they are almost expecting to lose. So when they come out and have a solid game, either winning (Auburn) or keeping it close (Mizzou), all it takes is for one quick change of events when Bama takes the lead late and the players can almost quit on themselves in the sense of "Yup, I guess it was only a matter of time before they came back... well it was fun while it lasted..." Obviously, I can't say this always happens, but as a spectator, too, you feel it happen. When Bama finally started to come back against Auburn after they left them hanging in there for so long, I knew to myself Auburn was going to lose that game. It was only a matter of time. Same could be said for Mizzou.
Long story short, depth is key, but as they say: "Everyone has a plan until they get hit in the mouth." Don't underestimate the mentality of them being no better than us and being able to respond to the inevitable punch in the mouth.
Very interesting, and I think very possible, idea about Brown. I remember seeing him in there and my first thought was, "Oh, Philly is back in the game..." After a brief moment it occurred to be that good ol' Philly wasn't even on the team any more, let alone in the game! Though I felt like an idiot for a second, it oddly put a smile on my face seeing Noah in there. He's got the tangibles to make something special of his career, and it was just pretty cool to see him get some PT, like you said.
I do like that we will, statistically speaking, be the best offense Alabama has played against all season, whereas contrarily, we've played two better offenses than Alabama, shutting out one in the conference championship game and basically manhandling the other during a night road game (if it weren't for early miscues, that could have ended very similar to the CG). Obviously, these numbers don't tell the whole story, but still interested to see.
Oh how sweet it is!
So do I! Best part is when a few years ago a Miami fan (I live in Southern Florida) saw me at a rest stop off the highway wearing it and told me I should put a big red "X" through it. I just laughed and told him he might wanna buy a lot of Sharpies then because UM was about to get the death penalty (sadly that didn't come to fruition, but it sounded good at the time).
We don't know what the 2015 Sugar Bowl holds in store, but Ohio State has a shot at improving to 3-2 in the Sugar Bowl and, more importantly,
advancing to the National Championship Game in Dallasbeating Alabama in "'Bama Country."
Don't get me wrong, I would love to win the Natty, but beating 'Bama will be a championship all in itself. In my opinion, the best part of going to the national championship is just knowing that we would have beaten 'Bama to get there!
I don't know if it has to be the DCs being creative, really. Meyer has coached and tried to prepare, offensively, for a Nick Saban and Kirby Smart 'Bama team before. Add that to the fact that we have nearly a month to prepare him, and I think there shouldn't be a problem at all. We've seen some great blitzing defensive minds this season, so at least our O-line is experienced in that sense. As for Cardale, just constantly switch it up in practice against him. It doesn't matter what you do relative to what 'Bama does, we should have enough time to literally throw anything and everything at him just to develop the sense of calm and poise when faced with something unforeseen in the pocket.
I would rather him be given a look from every random which way than for them to say "This is what is going to happen," then have a Va. Tech remake when 'Bama comes out in a unique defense.
I am damn proud of this group of Buckeyes and know that they will NOT fear the "all mighty" 'Bama. This team, led by master motivator Urban F'ing Meyer, is too close, too focused to let something like that trip them up. We will win? That I can't say, but it won't be because we came out stale or scared. At the end of the day when the clock strikes all zeros, if the scoreboard doesn't read in our favor, it won't be because our boys didn't put every ounce of their passion and heart out on that field. We have the talent and the motivation, now it's just time to execute! One thing is for sure, though: our honor defend, they'll fight to the end, for O-HI-O!!!!!
He has a long way to go and a lot left to prove, but I would be perfectly happy with him if he chose to do so. Kid has already earned my respect, going out there and doing what you mentioned would put him deep into my book of Buckeye Lore, whether he sticks around or not!
I don't know if 'Bama has better RB play overall, though they certainly do have plenty of talent with Yeldon, Drake, and Henry. That said, I agree with most everything else, but I think the most important part you mentioned was the fact that Cardale was able to play loose and confidently. That's the main thing that concerns me going into the 'Bama game is that if we don't come out hitting on all cylinders and maybe get behind a score or two, does Cardale have the mentality to stay calm and play his game? Or, similarly, if we get an early lead but 'Bama comes back and makes it close down the stretch, does he have the JT-esque "ice in his veins" ability to zone it all out and get the job done? Outside of the first drive of the game, really, Cardale didn't have to worry about pressure or anything during the B1G Championship. Of course, this is all fixed by just dominating 'Bama from the moment the foot hits the ball, but the chances of that happening aren't exactly too high.
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Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq on Saturday said he was disappointed with his team's performance after losing to India, their third consecutive loss in the ICC Champions Trophy 2013 in Birmingham on Saturday.
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Travelers who arrive at the airport early may wish to grab a bite to eat before flying. Several restaurants are available for breakfast. The Great Dane provides excellent pub fare, and Ancora Coffee Roasters is a Madison-based specialty coffee shop that offers espresso, coffee and fresh bakery items. The Café Ritazza also offers a variety of blended coffees and pastries. Orbitz.com can help you find cheap flights from Madison.
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Rancho la Ponderosa offers day horseback riding tours. You can also tour the island via trikes. Gold Mine Beach, Palm Beach, and Eagle Beach are some of the popular beaches in the area. If you enjoy watersports, Aruba is a great place to windsurf, snorkel, and scuba dive. Orbitz.com does more than help you find cheap flights to Aruba. You can use the website to make tour reservations as well.
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United Airlines/United Airlines | UA3713/UA1563 | MSN | 6:00 AM | AUA | 3:35 PM | CR7/739 | 7hr 35min |
US Airways/United Airlines | US8768/UA1563 | MSN | 5:40 AM | AUA | 3:35 PM | ER4/739 | 7hr 55min |
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However, contract talks have stalled between the club and All-Star center fielder Andrew McCutchen. Both sides say they are willing to resume negotiations, but there has been no movement for the past few weeks.
Team president Frank Coonelly declined to comment. Tabata would not discuss specifics of his contract status.
"I would like to be part of this team for many more years," Tabata said.
Tabata, 23, has agreed to a six-year contract worth at least $14.75 million, the sources said. The deal has three team options that would make it worth $22.5 million.
The contract reworks Tabata's salary for this season, giving him a $72,000 raise to $500,000 and a $1 million signing bonus. He would make $750,000 in 2012, $1 million in 2013, $3 million in 2014, $4 million in 2015 and $4.5 million in 2016.
An official announcement about Tabata's contract is expected as early as today.
Tabata made his major-league debut in June 2010 and is on track to be eligible for free agency after the 2016 season.
The Pirates acquired Tabata from the New York Yankees in a trade in July 2008. He batted .299 last year in 102 games. This year, he is batting .264 and spent about two months on the disabled list because of a strained quadriceps.
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When you feel good, racing is hard. When you're not good, its worse.. - Sager
I wouldn't call myself a marathon racer, but I have raced a few marathons. Here's my Anthem, 22.3 lbs as in the first picture.
This one was after a marathon race. Not really a great way to finish
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Erhan, Did you keep any of those parts from your XTC?
There isn't too much left from that build. The cranks, the saddle, and may be a few more small parts. Last summer as I bought new parts, I transferred the old ones back to the XTC. Then I compared both bikes, timed my favorite sections... Long story, but in the end I parted out the XTC and sadly sold the frame.
LOL, thanks!
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I don't race, but they call this a marathon bike.. 25.5lbs.
I had a Mountain Cycle - "Zen" marathon bike,
I'm not competing person, but riding from time to time long day desert trails, the bike stands aggressive time.
It's a boutique frame and I assemble the bike for XC and light AM single tracks, since I wonted stiffness and reliability, to know that the wheels and more will not fail in the desert ride or AM single trails
The weight of the frame with 5th element is less than 3Kg
Rock Shox Recon 130mm in front
Fox Float RL 5" in the rear
Sram 7
hayes 9
Shimano LX hollow crank
The bike appx 13Kg
But you can reach lower weight, by choosing lighter wheels and lighter front fork of 100-120mm Air/Oil (not spring/oil as I did)
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I've been waiting for this module!!! But when I try to install via direct connect, I am getting this errors…
Failed to download magento-community/Fooman_Speedster within preferred state "stable", latest release is version 0.8.1, stability "beta", use "channel://connect.magentocommerce.com/community/Fooman_Speedster-0.8.1" to install Cannot initialize 'channel://connect.magentocommerce.com/community/Fooman_Speedster', invalid or missing package file Install Errors Package "channel://connect.magentocommerce.com/community/Fooman_Speedster" is not valid PEAR ERROR: install failed
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Kenneth Mungara, Danny Kassap share marathon spotlight
They never met on the course or in the finishers' area, but Kenneth Mungara and Danny Kassap have a couple of things in common. They've both proved tough enough at this marathon crucible. And they each plan on returning to the waterfront next year, from completely different directions.
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First yesterday was Mungara, a 36-year-old Kenyan who should now be granted honorary citizen status, or at least something commensurate with his domination of this city's streets in becoming the first back-to-back victor in the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon. The long-striding Mungara set a Canadian open record in covering the 42.2-kilometre distance in two hours, eight minutes, 31.9 seconds – a time that left him wondering as he closed in on the finish line at Bay and Queen, the multitudes cheering as hard as he was churning inside. Back home in Kenya, where distance running is parsed as closely as hockey is here, Mungara is a known quantity – yesterday was his fourth win in his last five marathons – but this was still a great leap forward, two minutes quicker than he'd ever gone before.
"I thought the clock was broken," he smiled later, confirming a return for 2010. "It will put me up with those guys who have the big names."
What was left unsaid: These guys could have perhaps gone faster. Apart from some humidity, conditions were overcast and not too hot; a deep field and a course change, with its second half going deep into the Beaches instead of over the lonely, windswept Leslie Street Spit, set things up for quicker times (Amane Gobena of Ethiopia ran a race record 2:28:30 in the women's race). If pacemaker Paul Kimugul didn't wipe out on Queen St. E., they may well have threatened 2:08, kicking in even more bonuses than were paid out. With the last rabbit gone early, the pace sagged some before Mungara got it in gear for a career-high pay day of $55,000, not including sponsor bonuses and appearance money.
Kimugul wasn't the only one undone by the slick conditions. Top Canadian hope Lioudmila Kortchaguina of Thornhill slipped and turned her ankle on a streetcar track just a few kilometres into the women's race, ending her day.
That's the thing about the marathon. So many variables go into race day, and so many things can go wrong. Kassap knows. One year ago yesterday, the 2004 SWTM champion woke up in a German hospital with no memory at all of his Berlin Marathon race day, hospital staff telling him of his collapse early in the race, of being administered CPR and shock therapy with a defibrillator, of a heart virus contributing to a racing heartbeat, a potentially fatal condition known as ventricular fibrillation. Back in Toronto after two weeks in bed in hospital overseas, the running community stepped up to pay the $18,000 hospital bill.
"I didn't think about running again for a long time," said Kassap, who came to Canada from Congo as a political refugee in 2001. "It was just about getting better."
Regular cardiac tests every three months are now part of his routine.
Two weeks ago he raced in Montreal, an easy half marathon, his first serious effort since Berlin.
"This is inside me – I can't see it," says Kassap. "It's not like an injury to my leg or something like that. My doctor says go easy. And that's very hard for me. This is what I do. I run."
And yesterday, he ran to seventh place in the half marathon, a 1:09:15 on the clock that, judging by the 27-year-old's teary look, was equal to '04's triumph.
"Today is five years since I won here. Next year I'm planning to come back for sure, stronger than I used to be. I'm just so thankful to everyone who helped me along the way – make sure you put that in. I'm really lucky to be here."
Here is still a world away from the podium and the likes of Mungara, but one step at a time and not exactly right on schedule, Kassap is getting closer.
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Mark Hughes, the Manchester City manager, has responded to criticisms from Match of the Day's pundits, and in particular Alan Hansen, by condemning their habit of trying to "nail" players and accusing them of making damning judgments without having viewed a full match.
Hansen had described Wayne Bridge's performance in Saturday's 3-3 draw with Burnley as "minus six", going on to say that he "felt sorry for him, it was that bad". Bridge's form has become a concern for the City management since his £12m move from Chelsea in January but Hughes was disappointed by the disparaging nature of the comments.
"The pundits on Match of the Day just have an opportunity to nail individuals in the public domain," he said. "That process involves looking at incidents in games but not taking it as a whole. That's the role in life that they have decided to follow. There's a frustration, though, from our side when they don't go into particularly in-depth analysis. I'd question how many games they actually watch live, from the start to the conclusion of games. Everybody knows that's the case."
Hansen had brought Joleon Lescott into his critique, saying: "Down the left-hand side, you just couldn't believe what was going on. When you talk defensively about organisation and communication problems, playing off one another and as a team, the marks out of 10 are minus six. From top-class players I just could not believe it. Schoolboy defending. For the third goal ... my God, what is going on here? I just feel sorry for him [Bridge]. You tend to be critical but you just feel sorry for him."
Bridge was culpable of not tracking back before the penalty that led to Burnley's first goal and, again, when they doubled their lead. Having fought back to lead 3-2, City then conceded a late equaliser after the ball bounced off the back of his head into the path of Burnley's David Nugent, whose cross was headed down by Steven Fletcher for Kevin McDonald to score.
"Wayne is an experienced player who has won Premier League titles and been part of a Chelsea team at the top end," Hughes, right, said. "He understands what it's all about. At times individuals will make decisions that affect the team and sometimes you have to hold up your hand.But we're not going to do the same as the pundits because that's not what we're about. We look to analyse our mistakes and make sure, in future, we are better in similar situations. We won't single out individual players; that job is done by pundits."
As one of City's players on international duty, Bridge was among the absentees when Hughes and his players flew into Abu Dhabi tonight for a training week that will incorporate a game on Thursday against the United Arab Emirates national team. Craig Bellamy, however, was able to join the squad – controversially, given that he has withdrawn from the Wales squad for Saturday's friendly against Scotland in Cardiff. Bellamy has cited a groin problem but the Wales captain has also spoken recently of not being involved in friendly games because of his injury history, in a similar way to how Ryan Giggs operated before his international retirement.
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Robinho, rehabilitating from a stress fracture to the ankle, is in the travelling party but will fly to Doha on Wednesday to be examined by Brazil's medical staff before Saturday's game against England. "He 's not fit to play," Hughes said. "He has had one warm-up with the first team on Friday and that 's all he has done in two months. To throw him into an international game would be crazy, but we will go through the protocol and make sure he is there [with Brazil] when he needs to be. Following that, I'd like to think he'd come straight back."


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From a New Look pattern using a printed cotton. I used a bright turquoise velvet ribbon for the button loops and ties. I spent a fair amount of time cursing whilst making the neck opening as I'd lost the instructions so was trying to figure out where all the billions of facing pieces went. But I got there in the end and I think it's a pretty little top for spring.
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The top is really cute but the buttons add the perfect touch.
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I love this, it´s so nice! I can imagine making the neck opening and the collar is quite difficult…
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The buttons were from my local craft shop in Carlisle. They're gorgeous aren't they? They're engraved and painted mother of pearl, I'll be going back for more of them! Thanks for your lovely comments :)
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Lovely buttons! Glad you figured out the facings; I wouldn't have known they were tricky from the final product. Good job. :)
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And fun and games isn't all you'll find happening at special spots that are drawing crowds. Music, animals, art, exhibits, tours and even the simplicity of a nature path are all part of the allure.
First on the list, ranked by the number of attendees in 2012 or the most recent data for a shorter-term event, is Potawatomi Bingo Casino. The casino, with 6,070,150 attendees in 2012 is looking ahead to even more excitement as it prepares its new high rise hotel for a 2014 opening.
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At the Wisconsin State Fair, communications and marketing manager Kristi Chuckel said the fair featured several new entertainers, attractions and admission deals in 2013. "We also had new animal attractions that both proved to be very popular, and unprecedented 70 new foods this year."
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A LANDLORD who ran some of the most popular pubs in Abingdon has died aged 69.
Keith Heritage was the former landlord of Abingdon's Crown, Mr Warrick's Arms and the Brewery Tap.
The Crown was popular with townspeople in the 1980s and the Brewery Tap, opened after the Crown's closure in 1993, won awards from the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA), being the most recent winner of pub of the year for South East Oxfordshire.
After working with wife Marilyn for more than 40 years in the hospitality industry, the couple then handed over their business to their son Matthew.
Friend and CAMRA member, David Cogdell, 60, said: "He was a well-respected landlord and much-loved landlord in Abingdon.
"He and his wife were very successful right up until their retirement."
Keith Heritage was born in Anstruther, Fife, Scotland, on December 23, 1944.
The son of an airman, his family moved south to Ilford, Essex, after his father's posting to an RAF base in Scotland ended and he got a job with the Ford Motor Company in Dagenham, Essex.
They later moved to Hemel Hempstead, Herts, where as a boy Mr Heritage attended Apsley Grammar School, now Longdean School.
While there he played cricket for Hertfordshire and gained a higher national certificate in maths from Aylesbury College.
He also took up the drums and throughout the 1960s played in bands with his brother, Geoffrey, even playing on the same bills as Dusty Springfield and The Hollies.
In September 1968 he married Marilyn Seabrook in Hemel Hempstead and for the next 44 years they were to work together as hoteliers, fish and chip shop owners, pie makers and publicans.
Mr Heritage came to Abingdon in 1987 with 15 years experience in the hotel industry and decided to open a pub with his wife.
In July that year, he became the new licensee of the Crown in Ock Street and in 1989 was asked by Morland Brewery to take on the nearby Mr Warrick's Arms hotel as well. What was initially conceived as a six-month arrangement would end up being an almost two-year tenure, before it closed in 1991.
In 1993 Mr and Mrs Heritage were also to close their beloved Crown.
That year the couple decided to open The Brewery Tap, also in Ock Street, which they passed on to their son Matthew and his wife Jacquiline in 2000.
Since then Mr Heritage and his wife continued to play a role at the pub behind the bar.
His son said: "My father's legacy is in his approach: honesty; humility; fairness; high standards; values and passion for what he did and the people and community he served."
Keith Heritage died on July 28, following a short period of illness.
He is survived by his son Matthew and daughter Catherine, two grandsons and his brother Geoffrey.
His wife predeceased him in October 2012.
A funeral will take place tomorrow at Holly Trinity Church, Conduit Road, Abingdon, at 12.30pm.
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Smoke haze from Victoria's fires not going away just yet.
ALEXANDRA BOLKAS February 14, 2014 4:04amA Bureau of Meteorology forecaster says the thick smoke blanket hanging over Greater Shepparton will remain until the weekend.
Michael Efron said smoke from the Kilmore, Wunghnu and Numurkah fires had lingered in the air because of light winds.
''With this light wind regime at the moment there is nothing to move the smoke away,'' Mr Efron said.
''There is some over most of the state, but it's especially thick around northern Victoria.''
Mr Efron said winds would remain light into the weekend.
''Winds are going to remain relatively light over the next 24 hours and into Saturday,'' he said.
But Sunday could bring some smoke relief.
''Stronger south, south-westerly winds on Sunday should at least reduce some smoke intensity,'' Mr Efron said.
The Environment Protection Authority on Wednesday issued a low-level smoke alert for northern and central Victoria, Geelong, Melbourne and Gippsland.
Victorian chief health officer Rosemary Lester advised the elderly, children and those with existing heart or lung conditions to limit prolonged or heavy physical activity.
''Where possible, this sector of the community should also limit the time spent outdoors,'' Dr Lester said.
''Anyone with a heart or lung condition should take their medication as prescribed by their doctor.''
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