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Arnaldo Tamayo Méndez, first latin-american flying into the space.
Arnaldo Tamayo Méndez was born in Guantánamo on January 29th. 1942 in lap of a worker family. When he was one he was orphan of mother and later of father.
With almost 20 years old, accumulating experience and improving his professional profile Arnaldo Tamayo was selected by his Condition and in March, 1978 went to the USSR to train as a cosmonaut selected to integrate the Soviet space Program "Intercoms".
Exactly at 19:11 hr on September 18th, 1980 from the cosmodromo of Baikonur (today Kazjistan Republic) Arnaldo Tamayo Méndez is threw to his historical flight to the space on the ship Soyuz 38 joining to the Commander Yuri Romanenko cosmonaut who executed his second mission at the space.
Never before a black man who came from a sub-developed country had even dreamed about traveling in the out space as an investigator on a space ship.
The mission lived 7 days and 20 hours in the space and developed with success the more than 20 scientific experiment that they have in mind among them the cultivation of the first organic mono-glasses in micro-gravity using Cuban sugar for which they were prepared and trained methodically.
Arnaldo Tamayo is honored with the Orden Lenin and the Estrella de Oro the Héroe de la URSS in Moscow. On October 21st in opened the exhibit "El cosmo al servicio de la paz y el progreso" at the Cuban Pavilion. When he got back to Cuba is honored with the first medal of Héroe de la República de Cuba.
Today Tamayo is General of Brigade and Chief of the Department of exterior Relations of MINFAR. I'am dreaming about gets back to the cosmos. "I'am pilot since my youth and I will be forever, it does not matter how old I'am". Arnaldo Tamayo says


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Biographical entry Veale, William Charles Douglas (1895 - 1971)
- Born
- 16 May 1895
Bendigo, Victoria, Australia
- Died
- 17 August 1971
North Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
- Occupation
- Engineer and Surveyor
William Veale, a chartered engineer, served as City Engineer and Surveyor for the City of Adelaide 1926-1947 and then as Town Clerk 1947-1965. He published papers on various aspects of municipal engineering.
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Adelaide City Council Archives
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- Thornton, Robert, 'Veale, William Charles Douglas (1895-1971)', in John Ritchie and Diane Langmore (eds), Australian Dictionary of Biography, vol. 16, Melbourne University Press, Melbourne, 2002, pp. 445-446. Also available at http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A160536b.htm. Details
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Not too shabby for a 22 year-old, eh? But wait! Milledge doesn't just make business decisions and steal bases. He raps too! And that seems to be what's gotten him in trouble this time.
Some of the language that Milledge uses on one of his songs, "Bend Ya Knees," has been deemed innapropriate.
From the New York Daily News:
The rappin' right fielder uses the N-word and bitch and also says "ho" in a song featured on his new record label's Web site.
Milledge, performing on souljaboirecords.com, raps about "rich (N word)," "wealthy (N word)," a "top-notch ho" and having "a different bitch for every night" on the sexually explicit song "Bend Ya Knees."
Quite a few people have taken offense to Milledge's lyrics.
"He's lost his mind," said City Councilman Leroy Comrie (D-Queens), who sponsored the Council's resolution that condemned use of the N word. "I don't understand how he could, in the spirit of Jackie Robinson, put out music that's so vile, using . . . some of the worst words in music."
The Mets are distancing themselves from Milledge's rap, saying, "We disapprove of the content, language and message of this recording, which does not represent the views of the New York Mets."
But I for one don't think it's a very big deal. Milledge isn't using language that's any different from what other mainstream hip-hop artists use. In fact, it's far tamer than language used by other rappers.
Eminem, for example, raps about killing and raping his mother in his song, "Kill You."
Then there's 50 Cent, who reminds us in his song "How to Rob" that, should his music career not work out, he can always go back to his day job as a criminal. These are my favorite lines, from that song, though they are certainly not the most profane:
I'm about to stick Bobby for some of that Whitney money / Brian McKnight, I can get that nigga anytime / Have Keith sweatin starin down the barrel from my nine
The fact is, our society celebrates rappers who write songs with violent, sexist and derogatory lyrics. So why shouldn't Milledge?
In Atlanta, where I live, there is a Tupac Shakur Center for the Arts, which includes a Peace Garden. In the garden, you'll see a large, bronze memorial to the "peace loving" rapper.
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1.1 Opening of the session
1.1.1 The meeting was opened by the chairman, Mr R.C. Landis (WMO). A full list of participants is given in Appendix A to this report.
1.2 Adoption of the agenda
1.2.1 The agenda for the session is given in Appendix B to this report.
1.3 Working arrangements for the session
1.3.1 The chairman proposed working hours for the session together with a tentative timetable for consideration of the various agenda items.
2.1 Review of the draft report of the fourth session
2.1.1 Following corrections to the final paragraphs under the report by GCOS, the draft report was approved. Follow-up action was taken up under the relevant agenda items.
3.1 Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS)
3.1.1 The report on progress within the GOOS was presented by Dr Colin Summerhayes, Director of the GOOS Project Office.
3.1.2 GOOS has made good progress during the past year. Its future development and implementation will be greatly aided by formation of J-COMM (Joint WMO/IOC Technical Commission for Oceanography and Marine Meteorology) which will provide infrastructure for GOOS and other marine operations.
3.1.3 The GOOS Initial Observing System (GOOS-IOS), continues to evolve. It unites the main global observing sub-systems supported by the IOC and WMO and includes measurements from ships, buoys, coastal stations and satellites. Recent additions include the Continuous Plankton Recorder System.
3.1.4 In addition to these international elements, as of July 1999 (Initial GOOS Commitments Meeting) many nations are now contributing substantial parts of their national observing systems to GOOS. In several cases the commitments made at the meeting were general and GOOS is developing a mechanism for determining the specifics of what is committed.
3.1.5 Detailed strategies for implementation are being devised by scientific advisory panels on Climate, Living Marine Resources, Health of the Ocean (dealing with pollution and its consequences), and Coastal Seas. The work of the three advisory panels covering coastal seas will finish by the end of the summer, at which point the three panels will be merged into an integrated coastal panel, whose initial task will be to integrate the three design plans. Finalised strategies for implementation are expected to emerge during 2000-2001.
3.1.6 We will see an open ocean GOOS devoted mainly to weather and climate forecasting and related issues, and a Coastal GOOS that has a much higher density of observations and addresses a wider variety of issues including pollution and living marine resources.
3.1.7 GOOS is being implemented not only through international efforts (eg the TAO array, PIRATA, SOOP, DBCP, VOS, GLOSS), but also through regional groupings of Member States and through National GOOS Coordinating Committees. The most successful of the regional groups so far are EuroGOOS and NEAR-GOOS. Within EuroGOOS, the Baltic system (BOOS) is a fine example of putting GOOS into practice.
3.1.8 Several newly created GOOS regional bodies will help the further development of GOOS. They include: Black SeaGOOS; PacificGOOS covering S.W. Pacific island states; MedGOOS for Mediterranean countries; IOCARIBE-GOOS for Caribbean states; an Indian Ocean programme; and a North Atlantic programme involving the IOC and ICES (International Council for the Exploration of the Sea). To assist the development of Indian Ocean GOOS, IOC has opened a Perth Office.
3.1.9 The third GOOS Steering Committee (Paris, May 10-12) agreed that FAO should be approached as a potential co-sponsor. Currently FAO co-sponsors the LMR Panel.
3.1.10 Coastal GOOS has developed good collaboration with GTOS, and we expect this close collaboration to continue in the new coastal panel.
3.1.11 Staff resources increased 16% during the year. Finances remain stable at around $600-$700 thousand per year, with slightly under half from UNESCO and the rest in small grants from a collection of interested national agencies.
3.1.12 The GSC-III recommended the abolition of J-DIMP, and its replacement by a small ad hoc group to review the GOSIC programme. It also recommended that data and information management be a regular part of the G3OS agenda.
3.1.13 A new capacity building panel has been formed under the leadership of Geoff Holland, former IOC Chair.
3.2 Global Climate Observing System (GCOS)
3.2.1 The report on progress within the GCOS was presented by Dr A. Thomas, Director of the GCOS Secretariat.
3.2.2 During the last year, GCOS activities were reported in 3 main areas. Firstly, good progress is being made in implementation and further planning of the GCOS Initial Operational System (IOS) in each of the 3 domains. Secondly, interactions with GCOS Sponsors and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change have been extensive. Two major decisions from COP-5 (4/CP.5 and 5/CP.5), including the adoption of the GCOS Guidance as the UNFCCC reporting guidelines on global climate change observing systems, should assist in implementing the global observing systems for climate. Further the GCOS Secretariat is bringing issues from the COP decisions before the Intergovernmental Bodies of its Sponsors (ICSU, IOC, WMO, UNEP). In response to decision 5/CP.5, the GCOS Secretariat is organizing regional workshops to initiate the development of regionally based action plans that address deficiencies in observing systems. A prospectus for a series of regional workshops is available. Using support from the WMO, UNEP, USA and Australia, an initial workshop in the South Pacific is planned for 14-15 August 1999 in cooperation with the South Pacific Regional Environment Program (SPREP) and the WMO Sub-regional Office for the Southwest Pacific. Thirdly, GCOS reported on the informal meeting in Canada to discuss the issue of an intergovernmental process for GCOS. The conclusions urged Sponsoring Agencies (1) to make more effective use of their congresses, assemblies, executive councils to develop the links with and the involvement of governments in all aspects of GCOS; and (2) to increase in the number of "operational" and/or senior governmental representatives on the GCOS Steering Committee to enable it to more properly perform its managerial or oversight role. The meeting also urged GCOS (3) to continue to engage the UNFCCC bodies in order that governments are clearly given the opportunity to address deficiencies in the observational system required to meet their needs in the area of climate change and (4) to develop an Implementation Strategy to clarify its role vis-à-vis the other observing systems for climate and the areas of action in which it would place its priority. In late May 2000, the WMO Executive Council (EC) adopted a resolution, inter alia, urging Members to (1) involve their NMHS in preparing national reports to UNFCCC-COP; (2) ensure that their delegations to the UNFCCC-COP are informed of the key role that these Services play in implementing and operating observing systems necessary to meet national obligations under the Convention; and (3) include representatives of NMHS in national delegations to UNFCCC-COP to provide appropriate scientific advice. A similar resolution will be introduced at the IOC EC and has been adopted by the ICSU Assembly.
The resource situation in the GCOS Secretariat continues to be in an extremely fragile state, with only two FTE positions and an amount of about $250K per year from sponsors and other sources, which must fund contract staff, organization of meetings, travel and all other operating expenses.
3.3 Global Terrestrial Observing System (GTOS)
3.3.1 The report on progress within the GTOS was presented by Mr Jeff Tschirley, GTOS Programme Director.
3.4 Comments
3.4.1 The Sponsors expressed satisfaction on progress within the three Observing Systems. Within GOOS the meeting noted in particular the development of the Global Ocean Data Assimilation Experiment (GODAE), including the profiling float project ARGO, which was now being implemented on a regional basis. The Sponsors also noted the wish of the GOOS Steering Committee (GSC) to invite FAO to become a co-sponsor of GOOS:
3.4.2 Within GCOS, the Sponsors were particularly pleased with the response of the GCOS Secretariat to Decisions 14/CP.4 and 5/CP.5 of the Conference of Parties (COP) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
3.4.3 Within GTOS, the meeting noted the accelerating number and variety of activities being undertaken. In addition to individual projects, a number of regional activities were being developed in Central and Eastern Europe and in Southern Africa.
3.4.4 The Sponsors again noted that each of the programme offices faced serious difficulties in funding their activities. They agreed to continue their efforts to seek funding from the Global Environmental Fund (GEF) and the Turner fund, as well as from governments.
3.4.5 The Sponsors also noted the disparity in staffing among the programme offices and the resulting consequences. They therefore agreed to consider in detail the overall questions of structure, staffing and financing of the offices, in detail, at its next session. It also agreed that this item would be taken up at the next meeting sufficiently early on its agenda to allow adequate time for its consideration. WMO agreed to take the lead in preparing a document for the next Sponsors meeting.
4.1 Atmospheric Observation Panel for Climate (AOPC)
4.1.1 The GCOS Secretariat reported on the activities of the AOPC.
4.1.2 The Sixth Session of the GCOS/WCRP Atmospheric Observation Panel for Climate (AOPC) had been held from 10-13 April 2000 at WMO Headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland. The meeting had focussed on implementation issues involving the atmospheric and atmosphere-related components of the GCOS Initial Operational System, particularly the GCOS Surface Network (GSN), the GCOS Upper Air Network (GUAN) and the WMO Global Atmosphere Watch (GAW). Status reports had shown that about 60-70% of GSN and GUAN stations had been reporting observations as desired, and that this rather low rate was due in many cases to problems of inadequate resources, especially in developing countries, to provide the consumables needed for station operation, as well as in communication problems to central points for data which might well have been collected. Analysis of station performance and problems would of course continue and remedial action would be taken to the extent possible through the WMO Commission for Basic Systems (CBS) and the World Weather Watch (WWW) and GCOS Secretariats.
4.1.3 AOPC-VI also considered the need for improved collection of other parameters important for AOPC and GCOS objectives such as water vapour, upper-air temperatures and atmospheric trace gases and greenhouse gases. These parameters had been included in the WMO/CEOS data base of GCOS needs and it was agreed that AOPC members would review these specifications to ensure their validity. It was also recognized that 'gap-analysis' activities were required for a number of climate issues, some of which were being addressed by the WMO/CBS Expert Team on Observational Data Requirements and Redesign of the Global Observing Systems. Others might be considered through the GCOS/GOOS/GTOS Global Observing Systems Space Panel (GOSSP) or other mechanisms, and it was requested that the GCOS Secretariat liase with the CBS Expert Team to assess the most appropriate mechanism to be used. AOPC members had also agreed to complete the draft GCOS Plan for Atmospheric Observations and to look into the issue of a possible GCOS 'Atmospheric Observations for Climate' conference, along the lines of the recent, highly successful OceanObs99 conference (San Raphaël, France, November 1999)
4.2 Joint Data and Information Management Panel (JDIMP)
4.2.1 The GOOS Steering Committee reviewed the functions of the Joint GCOS/GOOS/GTOS Data and Information Panel (J-DIMP) at its session in Paris from 10-12 May 2000. The GSC agreed that the J-DIMP had fulfilled its initial role quite adequately, and it appeared that a permanent standing committee is no longer necessary. As a result it requested the Director of GOOS to seek the advice of the other two observing systems through their Directors and Chairs of the relevant Steering Committees to discontinue J-DIMP and to use other mechanisms when and if required. The Sponsors agreed to this recommendation and suggested that there may be several other bodies involved in data management of climate data and information and that further investigation may be needed to avoid duplication of efforts among activities such as WMO's INFOCLIMA, the GOSIC, and others.
4.3 Global Observing Systems Space Panel (GOSSP)
4.3.1 The GCOS Secretariat reported on the activities of GOSSP.
4.3.2 A joint meeting of the Global Observing Systems Space Panel (GOSSP) and the Integrated Global Observing Strategy (IGOS) Oceans Theme Team had been held on 5-6 August 1999 in Pasadena CA, USA. The main objective was to advance the development of the report of the Oceans Theme Team to the IGOS Partners. Based on the work carried out at the meeting, a new draft of the report was produced which led to development of the latest version to be presented to the fifth IGOS Partners meeting on 7 June 2000.
4.3.3 A brief meeting of the GOSSP was held in conjunction with the above-noted meeting on 6 August 2000, primarily to discuss the role of GOSSP in the current Theme Team activity and in future potential IGOS theme initiatives. Five GOSSP members were present (F. Bretherton, J. Christy, J. Cihlar, D. Halpern and I. Robinson), as well as M. Ichihasi representing Y. Haruyama as a CEOS representative. The GOSSP Terms of Reference were reviewed, as well as the report and action items from the previous GOSSP meeting (GOSSP-IV, 22-23 October 1998, GCOS Report 47). The GOSSP role in the current activity was clear: participation in this meeting, 'gap analysis' activities carried out by the Chairman, and review of the eventual report. It was noted that much of this activity had placed a very large load on the Chairman and that it was not apparent that such involvement would be feasible for other potential themes, certainly not if they were to be implemented simultaneously. A mechanism for distributing the overall responsibilities more widely among GOSSP members and experts would be needed if GOSSP were to continue to play this role in the IGOS theme activity. It was, however, not totally clear that such a continuation would be necessary, at least under the current structure of GOSSP. Members had agreed to consider this and related issues for future consideration.
4.3.4 The meeting considered the current nature of GOSSP and various possibilities for its future operation. After considerable discussion, it was suggested that GOSSP be restructured as an ad-hoc group, meeting as and when required to address specific issues. Two members would be named by each of GCOS, GOOS and GTOS (as is the case now), with the intention that one of each of those pairs of members would represent climate issues and, for GOOS and GTOS, the other could represent the non-climate issues of concern. The climate-oriented members from each observing system would also be members of the relevant GCOS science panel and would be charged with representing the space perspective there. An additional member could be named as Chair to ensure that the cross-cutting perspective be included, and would be responsible for ensuring that the SC received appropriate advice in this regard. It was agreed that formal proposals for changes to GOSSP would be presented to the respective steering committees of each of the G3OSs at the next opportunity, leading to appropriate approval for final changes.
4.4 Global Ocean Observation Panel (OOPC)
4.4.1 The GOOS Programme Office reported on the activities of OOPC.
4.4.2 The design of an ocean observing system for climate was the subject of active consideration at an ocean observations conference in France in October 1999. The Conference welcomed the introduction of a new paradigm for oceanographic data systems, where rapid dissemination and wide sharing of data is the norm. Conference recommendations have been integrated into the oceans theme document.
4.4.3 GODAE, the Global Ocean Data Assimilation Experiment continues its development. Funding has enabled setting up of a GODAE Bureau in Melbourne. GODAE plans are developing fast. To provide the global coverage of upper ocean temperature and salinity required by GODAE, the Argo Pilot Project will seed the ocean with 3000 profiling floats. Added to satellite data from the ocean surface these profiles will underpin models of ocean behaviour and of climate. Several Member States have already made significant contributions to Argo, and we are confident it will go ahead more or less as planned.
4.4.4 We plan to meet the requirements of IOC's Resolution to inform Member States about Argo by employing a part time Technical Coordinator who will work in Toulouse under the supervision of Etienne Charpentier. Funds for one third of the post are assured from the USA, and several other Member States have indicated a willingness to contribute to the costs.
4.5 Terrestrial Observation Panel for Climate (TOPC)
4.5.1 The GTOS Programme Office reported on the activities of TOPC.
It was agreed that the chairman would brief the IGOS-P5 meeting on relevant discussions during the present session.
5.1.1 The meeting was informed that the Director of the GCOS Secretariat would address the next session of SUBSTA (Bonn, 12-16 June 2000), brief them on the follow-up to COP Decisions 14/CP. 4 and 5/CP. 5 and on the activities of G3OS. Particular mention would be made of the IGOS Oceans Theme with a view to its further consideration at COP-6 (and SUBSTA) in November. Sponsors were invited to provide ideas to the Director of GCOS for further presentation to the SUBSTA and COP-6 session in November.
5.2 IOCCG membership in IGOS Partners
5.2.1 The meeting had before it the request for membership in the IGOS Partners from IOCCG, as well as the interim reply from the chairman of the IGOS Partners indicating that the Partners had not yet established procedures for the selection of new members. The Sponsors agreed that, under the present arrangement, IOCCG should participate as an advisor to ICSU.
5.3 Other items
5.3.1 The representative of UNEP informed the meeting of the document which he was submitting to IGOS-P5 regarding close cooperation with the Convention Secretariats and with the Commission for Sustainable Development (CSD). The meeting agreed that stronger efforts should be made to provide more focus on G3OS and IGOS within these bodies, particularly in the preparations of CSD-9.
5.3.2 The meeting was also informed that, as a result of a recent UN Informal Consultative Process on Ocean Affairs (UNICPO), the ACC Subcommittee on Ocean and Coastal Affairs had been given the responsibility for reporting on ocean activities within the UN system. The UNIPCO emphasized the need to improve coordination with regard to the Global Plan of Action for Marine Pollution, the Integration of Coastal Zone Management and Marine Science and Technology. The latter area would encompass the coordination of Ocean Observations.
5.3.3 The representative of FAO informed the meeting of the intention of FAO, in concert with GTOS, to convene an International Conference on Information and Decision Support Systems for Environmental and Sustainable Development, Cosponsorship by other IGOS Partners would be welcome.
6.1 No additional matters were raised under this item.
7.1 Host for 2001
7.1.1 It was agreed that the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) would host the G3OS Sponsors meeting for the year 2001. The Executive Secretary of IOC would assume the chairmanship of G3OS.
7.2 Date and venue for the next session
7.2.1 The sixth session would be held at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris at a date to be confirmed. In this connection, it was noted that the WMO Executive Council would be meeting during the first half of June 2001.
8.1 The session closed at 17.45 on 6 June 2000.
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NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton discussed a variety of topics, including the latest crime trends and new technology being used by the department, during a news conference Wednesday.
According to NYPD statistics, overall crime citywide is down compared to the same time last year. New technology such as the ShotSpotter program has helped police respond to crimes, especially in the Bronx and Brooklyn.
Out of 55 incidents, only 12 received 911 calls. Bratton says the ShotSpotter program has helped police respond to crimes faster and also helped them recover evidence and surveillance video.
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It says a lot about you guys and my family that two days after coming back from Alaska, you can all make a birthday a very good time. I had a wonderful day, fully appreciated all the wonderful comments ( especially from those of you who also have trouble with keeping track of your age) kicked off the night before at Knit Night, full of good wishes and cake and my favourite Indian restaurant and new yarn which I am happily knitting up.
Yarn from Lettuce Knit (a gift from Joe) hand dyed by Laura. (Who is good at so many things you'd want to smack her if she weren't so nice.) I'm knitting it up into Monkeys. (I know. It's Cara. She makes it all look so beautiful that you don't even notice it's peer pressure.) The lace pattern is sort of lost in the colour, but I don't care. Just made a mental note to knit them again in something plainer.
Before the birthday partying, I was in Alaska, and I still owe you a post about that. (I'm sort of glad that this is the last one before I get caught up. Blogging in the past tense is weird.)
I landed in Anchorage at about 11pm, and I couldn't stop laughing. It was light as day! The sun shone and shone...the lady at the hotel gave me a little lecture about using blackout curtains and paying special attention to AM and PM (good tip, since there is no difference in how 10am and 10pm look) and I went up to the room and laughed and laughed. It simply didn't get dark. Unbelievable. I took these two incredibly dorky pictures.
This is my hotel clock radio at
AM - and this is the view out the window at that time.
and I don't even care how dorky that makes me. That's a BLUE SKY. A blue sky at 1:44 AM. Unbelievable. (Yes. I had a little trouble sleeping.) I kept looking out the window as I lay there and all I could think was "If I lived in Alaska I would get SO MUCH DONE." My esteemed husband - when I phoned him to tell him about how efficient I would be if the sun shone all the time, had a one word rebuttal. "January." Point taken. I suppose that how energizing and thrilling this light is, is exactly as draining and hard to bear as the lack of light would be for me on the other end. I'd like to see the dark days though. I think it would be just as interesting.
The next morning I had a little time, so I went into Anchorage to see what I could see. For the first time I wished I drove enough that I could rent a car and go see some stuff a little further out. (Like a glacier. I really wanted to go to a glacier.) I settled for this instead.
The sock and I went to the Cook Monument.
Mount Susitna (The Sleeping Lady) is the mountain you can see there. It's pretty darned big. If it had been a clearer day than it was, then I'm told I would be able to see Denali, the highest mountain in North America. (I know some of you are going to protest the name, claiming "Mt. McKinley" is right. However, my rule...when these things are in debate, is "When in Rome...." and Denali is the official name recognized by the State of Alaska and the people who were there first. Good enough for me.)
I saw some other mountains:
Most interestingly, I went to Oomingmack.
Oomingmack is a cooperative of qiviut knitters. The knittting is done by more than 200 native knitters across Alaska and the cooperative owns herds of Arctic Muskox. The fiber is gathered, then sent to a mill to be turned into yarn, then sent to the knitters. The knitters all pay a $2 annual membership fee. This entitles them to the qiviut yarn supplied by Oomingmack, and they are then paid by the stitch for the knitting that they do. When they are finished they send the scarves, hats and nachaqs to Anchorage, where the staff block and sell their work. At the end of the year, because it's a cooperative, the knitters are paid a share of the profits.
This is Regina, she works at the shop in Anchorage. Behind her you can see the blocking boards they use. This is Portia and Jonathan:
Great tour guides. Jonathan showed me this fantastic map with pins for all the herds of musk ox and the villages with the knitters. Each of the villages or areas uses a pattern relevant to their history. Qiviut is a miracle fiber. This downy undercoat of the Arctic Musk oxen does not have scales like wool, so it is never itchy and doesn't felt. (This also means it has no "memory" so things made of qiviut will "grow". It's a reason it's so good for lace.) It's hypoallergenic and like wool, it stays warm even when wet...though it's 8 times warmer than wool.
The scarf above is the "Harpoon" pattern, trademark of the first village to join the co-op, Mekoryuk, home of the Cup'ik people.
My favourite is "Wolverine Mask", from Unalakleet. Unalakleet is said to be the firs settlement in all of North America, having been settled in about 200 -300 BCE. In Donna Druchunas terrific book Arctic Lace, she tells of how only 13 members survived a smallpox epidemic there in 1938. The early Christian missionaries banned the Yup'ik and Inupiat people from making their traditional masks, and now that the culture is in recovery, the "Wolverine Mask" pattern for these lace scarves is especially significant.
The co-operative is not a knitting shop. They don't sell yarn (except for bulky yarn sold in a hat kit.) and they don't publish the patterns, since both of those activities would undermine the profits of the co-operative, or fail to protect the cultural property of the knitters. It's a fascinating place, and if you're interested in knowing more about it then I really suggest investing in the Arctic Lace book. It tells the stories of the native knitters of Alaska, provides patterns in the family of what they are doing (without violating their own patterns) and is a completely fascinating chronology of how knitting helps to shape these peoples world. I love it.
From the co-op I went to a lovely knit-in at the town square, then over to Title Wave books for the talk. There are a lot of knitters in Alaska, let me tell you.
This is a whole knitting family.
Well, baby Rachel doesn't knit, but she's wearing knitted pants, and that's her knitting mum Casey and her knitting Dad Jay (holding his 1st sock) so I have high hopes for her future.
This is Heather with her awesome Alaska washcloth
and Katie, the Prairie Knitter
(I love meeting imaginary friends- which is always how I think of far-away bloggers, especially out of context, which Katie certainly is. She's far from home.)
This is Jodi (If my handwriting is to be believed, and I don't know that it is)
Who has finally come up with a knit-blogger use for the commercial sock. (Camera case)
This is Holly: (But not this Holly- who was totally there too.)
Holly is holding her sister Mandy's book and a note from Mandy requesting not that I sign her book (which was implied) but that I hug Holly, since she really doesn't get to see her enough. It was really charming. (Mandy - I delivered that hug for you.)
In return for the hug -
Alaska Summer ale in felted beer cozies (Which is a darned good idea, especially in a state where, like my home, your hand could freeze to your beer if you weren't careful.) Sorry you two look so manic in that one.
with the washcloth that proves that everything really is bigger in Alaska, and our wonderful Anchorage Hat lady Linda,
who collected a staggering 95 hats. Which means that (as expected) Anchorage totally overachieved.
Finally, we rolled out of the bookstore and off to get some beers, and when we staggered into the parking lot I took this picture.
Knitters. Near midnight, in daylight.
Let me tell you. Alaska is one freaky cool place.
Back to blogging in the present tense. Whew.


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Wednesday, June 17, 2015
This is embarrassing.
Ever had one of those friends?
You know the type... They are too busy for you for months until something happens and they need you once again?
Luckily, this is a blog, which I think means its feelings don't get hurt. Which is a good thing, because it turns out my sadly neglected little corner of the internet might now get some more attention from me. At least for the next six months, that is.
The reason for my sudden reappearance? I can't drive for six months and lost my job as a result of the fact that I was diagnosed with epilepsy after having two clonic-tonic (formerly called grand mal) seizures in the past two weeks.
Fun times.
So, stick around for kiddo updates, pictures, and stories of (literally) being trapped in Suburbia.
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Oh goodness gracious! I hope you are okay and that the exile isn't too difficult for you. Looking forward to the updates.
- June 17, 2015 at 5:41 PM
- Emily Erin said...
Oh my heavens! I can't imagine how it must feel to have all of that pulled out from under you. Did the kids witness the tonic clonic seizures, or were you at work? And can work just fire you for having a medical issue? That seems illegal to me... The good news is that there are some mighty fine drugs out there for epilepsy (Keppra, Zonegran, and Lamictal are the one's my hubby takes) but what a hard, hard thing to have happen! Was there a head trauma? Abiding with you, sending love and hoping that you'll be able to make quiche with the broken eggs (what I did Tuesday when my hubby brought in the groceries on a 'shaky' day).
- June 19, 2015 at 9:20 AM
- christine carroll said...
Sorry but glad to see some updates. I am a long time follower
- July 1, 2015 at 4:24 AM
- Rebecca said...
Still following and ready for some updates!
- July 1, 2015 at 10:45 AM
- Emily Erin said...
I too, am wondering how you're doing? Hope that things have been uneventful.
- July 1, 2015 at 11:06 AM
- Sunny said...
Oh my gosh, Katie! Anxiously awaiting an update. It's been so long... I hope you are hanging in there okay!
- July 5, 2015 at 2:19 PM
- Emily Erin said...
So almost one month down; how's it going? Have you had another seizure? I hope that you're okay!
- July 13, 2015 at 1:06 PM
Have you ever been tested for celiac disease? Infertility and seizures are super common with untreated celiac. Good luck!
- August 3, 2015 at 5:03 PM
- Emily Erin said...
Just checking in again to see how you're doing. Sending love and light.
- August 18, 2015 at 6:33 AM
- Erin Robinson said...
How are you? I'm worried!
- November 2, 2015 at 8:03 AM
- Erin Robinson said...
Just checking in-- any new developments?
- January 29, 2016 at 7:26 AM
- Aaryn Rubin said...
WOW! Hoping things have calmed down, waiting for an update!
- March 15, 2016 at 12:15 PM
- Erin Robinson said...
How are you?
- May 18, 2016 at 10:38 AM


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- Stephanie S said...
Oh my, I can't imagine anyone telling you your work isn't real. You are more real than most people I know. You help so many new weavers, not just by teaching, writing videos but by your example. You put yourself and your work out there. There are a lot of people who don't have the courage to do that. But to say you don't have a "real" job is ignorance mixed with arrogance. You are my role model!
- May 11, 2017 at 1:50 PM
- Carol said...
I agree with Stephanie. And go on from there: after 30+ years working in civil service I have determined that most of those I worked with and for in a "real" job were pulling the wool over their own eyes. They turned a dismal rat-race into something they believed to be vitally important and themselves into indispensable rats. There was no "authenticity" (as one of my therapists phrased it) in their lives and the money they received monthly was the only tangible result of their existence. Denigrating someone who makes money by planning, purchasing materials, fabricating product and marketing said product directly to consumers by naming that effort "not real" is projection on their part and an effort to soothe the pain of living an inauthentic life. (Thanks for the soap box. Sometimes I can't help myself.)
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Fiat and Chrysler as you know are sister companies now. So the Americans decided to pay homage to the Italians great racing heritage by giving their Ferrari Formula 1 drivers two specially-prepared Jeep Cherokee SRT8s as company cars.
Vehicles are the first two 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8 models to be delivered in Europe where the introduction of the high-performance model of the Jeep flagship SUV will start in May. Both vehicles were prepared by Chrysler Group's Street and Racing Technology (SRT) design and engineering teams.
The two, uniquely customized Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8 models are based on the new high-performance model of the Jeep flagship SUV set to arrive in Europe, where it will be available in Jeep dealerships starting in May. They get unique Ferrari-inspired exterior and interior, but the engine remains standard at 460hp.
Details in Jeep press release below:
Each Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8 features an aggressive exterior look with an SRT-exclusive design, which adds classic Ferrari brand styling cues and the unmistakable Rosso Corsa signature color.
The iconic, seven-slot Jeep front grille is painted matte black and features custom red inserts. A race-inspired, offset black driver's stripe with a white accent customizes the front and rear bumpers, hood, the entire surface of the roof and the rear spoiler. Additional exclusive details include a matte black painted dual-pane sunroof, Carbon fiber mirror caps and a gloss black rear light bar with red accents on the Jeep logo. To complete the unique exterior trim of the two custom-built SRT8 models, the Italian flag has been painted on the underside of the rear spoiler: a tribute to the Ferrari F150? Formula One car.
Ride height has been lowered 1.5 inches and both vehicles ride on unique forged aluminium, 20-inch wheels painted black giving them an even more aggressive stance.
In line with the vehicle's custom exterior, the interior cabin is enhanced by exclusive Ferrari Red leather inserts on the seats with sculpted bolsters. Also the door trim panels, the central armrest and the instrument panel boast exclusive red leather. The leather-wrapped SRT8 steering wheel with mounted paddle shifters features red contrasting stitching. The unique instrument cluster features yellow dials which give the cabin the look of the GT cars produced in Maranello.
The Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8 is powered by the all-new 6.4-liter HEMI® V-8 engine with Fuel Saver technology that turns off four of the eight cylinders when full power is not required to ensure increased fuel economy. Thanks to the powerful HEMI V-8 powertrain delivering 468 horsepower (344 kW) and 624 N•m of torque, the SRT8 model achieves benchmark performance of 0-100 km/h in 5 seconds, has a top speed of 257 km/h and brakes from 100-0 km/h in 35 m.
"We're excited and proud to be able to share 'Ferrari-style' custom-built versions of the most powerful and best handling Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8 ever with two of the most talented drivers in the world," Paretta said. "We know that both Fernando and Felipe will feel right at home in our ultimate performance SUVs that are identically built with classic Ferrari styling cues and one-of-a-kind Rosso Corsa exteriors. The Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8 brings a combination of Jeep's world-class capability to the road or the race track along with unparalleled luxury and refinement and advanced innovative technologies for all driving enthusiasts."
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What is cloud computing? The basic idea is to have an abstracted model to separate physical IT infrastructure from logical IT infrastructure. Think about the OSI-Layer model and map it to the various infrastructure sets. (e.g. A customer is interested in the availability of a service. He doesnt care about the availability of the exact physical system.) This is called "Infrastructure as a service" short: IaaS
There are other aspects in cloud computing, which provide PaaS (Platform as a Service, e.g. Hosting) or SaaS (Software as a Service, e.g. Salesforce). Since EC2 allows logical
Since EC2 envirements allow a massive scaling of logical infrastructure, often the term "elastic" is used to describe parts of this technology.
EC2 compatible solutions (e.g. Eucalyptus and UEC) provide IaaS Services. The logical it is split into several components:
- A Cloud Controller: The frontend coordinating everything. It's accessed by an API, on the client side there are the ec2 tools on the shell or plugins like elasticfox for firefox.
- A Storage Controller: This unit provides all the storage for the cloud. The storage comes in form of S3 which is also accessible over the web by API tools. It stores files as "Objects" in a "Bucket" objects can be made into "Bundles" by adding a prefix in front of their name. Another form of storage provided is EBS (Elastic Block Storage), which are partition images on the Storage controller, accessible by virtual instances (see below).
- A Cluster Controller (Eucalyptus term, Amazon refers to clusters as "regions"): This unit controls the physical hardware and network configuration in the cluster.
- Cloud Nodes: The physical servers running the cloud infrastructure.
The logical infrastructure built in the cloud consists of virtual servers, the so called instances. Instances are stored in form of templates. Every instance launched is started from the template, and looses all changes on termination. So specific configurations and data have to be stored in S3 or EBS. This seems a weird paradigm change at first, but makes perfectly sence, once you look at the migration paths available: Any kind of instance can be upgraded by upgrading and testing the template and then relaunching the instances. This massively reduces migration and administration cost, and makes this tasks just… elastic!


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Q11. Which system configuration is used to set a restriction on audio bandwidth?
A. region
B. location
C. physical location
D. licensing
Answer: B
Q12. Which option configures the secondary dial tone option for SRST mode to let the users hear the dial tone for PSTN calls?
A. voice service voipsecondary dialtone 0
B. call-manager-fallbacksecondary dialtone 0
C. dial-peer voice 1 potssecondary dialtone 0
D. ccm-manager secondary dialtone 0
Answer: B
Q13. Which option best describes a service that assembles a network model from configured locations and link data in one or more clusters?
B. Weight
C. LBM Hub
D. Shadow
Answer: A
Q14. Which Cisco IOS command is used to verify that a SAF Forwarder that is registered with Cisco Unified Communications Manager has established neighbor relations with an adjacent SAF Forwarder?
A. show eigrp service-family ipv4 neighbors
B. show eigrp address-family ipv4 neighbors
C. show voice saf dndball
D. show saf neighbors
E. show ip saf neighbors
Answer: A
Incorrect Answer: B, C, D, E
Router# show eigrp service-family ipv4 4453 neighbors
Link: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/saf/command/reference/saf_s1.html
Q15. Which action configures AAR to route the calls that have been rejected by the gatekeeper CAC through the PSTN?
A. Configure Cisco IP Phones for AAR.
B. Configure AAR to work with SRST.
C. Configure AAR to work with CTI route points.
D. This configuration is not possible using AAR.
Answer: D
Q16. Which statement best describes globalized call routing in Cisco Unified Communications Manager?
A. All incoming calling numbers on the phones are displayed as an E.164 with the + prefix.
B. Call routing is based on numbers represented as an E.164 with the + prefix format.
C. All called numbers sent out to the PSTN are in E.164 with the + prefix format.
D. The CSS of all phones contain partitions assigned to route patterns that are in global format.
E. All phone directory numbers are configured as an E.164 with the + prefix.
Answer: B
Incorrect Answer: A, C, D, E For the destination to be represented in a global form common to all cases, we must adopt a global form of the destination number from which all local forms can be derived. The + sign is the mechanism used by the ITU's E.164 recommendation to represent any PSTN number in a global, unique way. This form is sometimes referred to as a fully qualified PSTN number. Link: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucm/srnd/7x/dialplan.html#wp1153205
Q17. Which two statements regarding you configuring a traversal server and traversal client relationship are true? (Choose two.)
A. VCS supports only the H.460.18/19 protocol for H.323 traversal calls.
B. VCS supports either the Assent or the H.460.18/19 protocol for H.323 traversal calls.
C. VCS supports either the Assent or the H.460.18/19 protocol for SIP traversal calls.
D. If the Assent protocol is configured, a TCP/TLS connection is established from the traversal client to the traversal server for SIP signaling.
E. A VCS Expressway located in the public network or DMZ acts as the firewall traversal client.
Answer: B,D
Q18. Refer to the exhibit.
HQ_MRGL is assigned to the HQ IP phones. BR_MRGL is assigned to the BR IP phones. The remote site BR IP phones support only the G.711 codec. Where should the transcoder reside?
A. The transcoder should reside at the HQ site and assigned to HQ_MRG.
B. The transcoder should reside at the BR site and assigned to BR_MRG.
C. The transcoder should be assigned to its own MRG, which should then be assigned to the default device pool.
D. A transcoder is not needed. The HQ phones will automatically change over to the G.711 codec.
Answer: B
Q19. Which option is known as the location attribute that the global dialplan replication uses to advertise its dial plan information?
A. location controller
B. route pattern
C. route string
Answer: C
Q20. Which device must be accessible from the public Internet in a Collaboration Edge environment?
A. Expressway-C
B. Cisco Unified Communications Manager
C. Cisco IM and P
D. Expressway-E
E. VCS Control
Answer: D
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(CNN) -- Aston Villa made sure they will be playing European football next season and left Hull City deep in relegation trouble with a 1-0 win at Villa Park.
Aston Villa's Luke Young and Hull City's Nick Barmby rise for the ball on Monday.
Giant Norwegian striker John Carew wrapped up the points with a 34th minute goal on Monday night -- his 10th Premier League goal of the season in only 15 starts for Villa.
Hull searched in vain for an equalizer and were pressing until the end, but their poor run of form continues, and they are one place and three points above the relegation zone with 34 points from 35 games.
Villa also ended a nine-game run without a win and move into fifth place with 58 points from 35 games, guaranteeing a Europa League place next season having challenged strongly for Champions League football until their poor run.
Carew's breakthrough came as he got the slightest of touches to an excellent cross in from the right by Ashley Young.
Just before halftime, Hull goalkeeper Boaz Myhill made a fine stop from Gabriel Agbonlahor's near post drive and he continued to frustrate Villa after the break.
Gareth Barry and James Milner saw shots well-saved, and with 15 minutes left he was on hand to deny Agbonlahor at point-blank range after Curtis Davies had set him up with a header.
Hull rarely threatened with Daniel Cousin finishing weakly from their best move of the match and it despite forcing several corners in a frantic last few minutes could not rescue a point despite keeper Myhill joining the fray in the area.
Phil Brown's men were as high as fourth in the early part of the season but have slipped alarmingly in the run-in and are battling with north-east sides Newcastle, Middlesbrough and Sunderland to avoid going down with seemingly doomed bottom side West Bromwich Albion.


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L.A. Noir
TNT has picked up Frank Darabont's untitled period drama formerly known as "L.A. Noir". Six episodes of the 40's and 50's period cop drama have been ordered by the network. The story revolves around the battle between former Los Angeles Police Chief William Parker and mobster/former boxer Mickey Cohen.
Darabont wrote and directed the pilot which stars Jon Bernthal, Neal McDonough, Jeffrey DeMunn and Milo Ventimiglia. Thomas Jane and Simon Pegg guest star in the pilot. [Source: The Live Feed]
American Horror Story
FX's "American Horror Story" returned to 3.85 million viewers for its second season premiere, that's 22% up on the 3.18 million who tuned into the series premiere last year.
'Asylum' also pulled 2.78 million in the coveted adults 18-49 demographic. DVR and time-shifted stats are eagerly awaited as the first season was last year's most time-shifted program according to Nielsen. [Source: The Live Feed]
Animal Practice
After four episodes, NBC has cancelled its veterinary sitcom "Animal Practice" starring Justin Kirk which started soft in the ratings and only sank from there.
New episodes will continue to air until November 14th when the second season of "Whitney" will take over the timeslot. [Source: Variety]
Cedar Cove
Hallmark Channel has given the order to series for its first original scripted drama "Cedar Cove". The two-hour pilot is set to premiere on January 19th with subsequent episodes to follow in the Spring.
Andie MacDowell stars as a small-town family court judge whose work life directly impacts the obligations of her day-to-day life. Dylan Neal co-stars as the new editor of the local newspaper and her budding love interest. [Source: The Live Feed]


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Schoolboy pricked by needle in Asda toilet and offered £10 voucher as an apology
Terrified lad, 11, tested for diseases including HIV and hepatitis
A SCHOOLBOY was pricked by a needle dumped in an Asda toilet - and his distraught mum was offered a £10 gift voucher as an apology.
Leighton Williams, 11, is being tested for diseases including HIV and hepatitis.
His mum Anna took the syringe to a security guard - and was offered a £10 voucher in Newport, South Wales.
Mrs Williams, of Bassaleg, said: "He came out saying he found it and a bit of blood was coming out and we had to spend six hours in hospital that night.
"It was awful, he was terrified. He hasn't been eating properly since and has had nightmares. He thinks he's going to die."
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She added: "We're going through hell not knowing. It's horrible for us at the moment."
A spokeswoman for the store at nearby Pill said: "We were extremely concerned to hear about this incident and have been in regular contact with Ms Williams since it was brought to our attention.
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The Konica Minolta Bizhub 421 black and white multifunction printer is aimed at medium-sized offices that require a speedy and user-friendly multifunction copier for their document processing needs. The Bizhub 421 mono laser mutifunction printer is versatile and robust enough to handle high-volume jobs. However, the expensive price, the size, and the fact that the Bizhub 421 has been discontinued are some of the setbacks for this model.
The Konica Minolta Bizhub 421 multifunction printer is a large and bulky machine that measures 895mm tall, 823.7mm deep, and 685mm wide. The Bizhub 421 multifunction copier stands out with an ADF on top of the flatbed scanner and because of the minimalist control panel with an adjustable colour touchscreen display. The standard paper capacity is 1,150 sheets, which can be maximised to 5,650 sheets. Ethernet and USB are the main interfaces.
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Konica Minolta has discontinued the Bizhub 421 copier, so those who want this machine should consider other options. Users might find the Konica Minolta Bizhub 421 to be expensive to purchase and upgrade, too. Setting it up can be challenging because it weighs 97Kg. Those who wish to use the fax functions must upgrade the Konica Minolta 421 MFP. This device can only print in monochrome and in 600x600dpi, so the quality of very detailed graphics might decline.


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A file has commands that are transmitted to a device and it refers to page content, size and kind of paper and other elements that can be converted and executed by a printer. In the majority of cases, people do not have a direct contact with the files, as they are intermediary. People only have to use the options from an application or a word processor and the pages are created.
In some cases, you only need the file for printing papers, without even opening the documents that were initially made using a word processor. PRN can be very suitable when you own a print shop for offering paperwork to clients, because you might only need the files that contain the commands for finishing projects. But, by utilizing specialized software, you can make your work quite easier.
People can use two primary formats: PCL and PostScript. There are also secondary types that can function better if you use inkjet printers. The first option was invented by Adobe in 1984 and refers to a page description language. The best application of the system can be for high volume devices and the programming language has many capabilities. File conversion to PDF is not hard to perform and visualization could be made with Ghost Script.
In the same year, 1984, Hewlett-Packard created PCL, which means Printer Command Language. Being less complex than PostScript, the language has fewer preferences, but more performance. An improvement was made later to the system, for having a similar functionality to the solution from Adobe. The two platforms can be great for all office environments and are easily recognizable by PRN software now.
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A text file with the project script is created with the PRN file. The file can be placed on a local hard drive until it is time to use it. You could see text and junk characters if you try to open the document in an editor. You can make use of particular software for reading the whole text.
In the majority of cases, PRN software can be very helpful. When your printer doesn't work, saving the intermediary file of a project may be compulsory, for utilizing it at a later time. PostScript and PCL are the basic kinds of files to use and they can work on almost all devices. If you need a better management of your work, you can utilize PRN software, which has many useful functions, such as the possibility to see the whole script and convert it.


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When I started my Ironman training program 5 months ago, I decided that an achievable finish time for me would be 15 hours. This was my conservative, OMG-WHAT-THE-HELL-AM-I-DOING estimate. In the past month or so, as I've swam and biked further than ever before, and my confidence has grown, I've started to revise that estimate. My knee problems have all but disappeared, I seem to have solved my gut cramp issues, and I'm finally, reasonably sure I'm not going to die in my attempt.
I looked up my bib number in the participant list a couple weeks back: 1401. Yeah, that sounds about right. New goal: beat my bib number.
No matter how much planning I do, it will be a very long day, with lots of variables completely out of my control. I've done the training, I have my nutrition dialed in as best as I can. All that's left is to execute, and adapt as necessary to whatever the chaos of the day decides to throw at me.
I've been completing my 4000yd swims (2.27 miles) in about 90 minutes, and I'm faster in a wetsuit and after tapering, so 90 minutes is the goal time for the swim.
I averaged 18.5mph on the bike in Walla Walla (for 24 miles), and that was before my parents decided to buy me an aero helmet (woot!), which in testing has definitely improved my speed. So, I'm estimating an 18mph average for Ironman (but hoping I can go a bit faster than that), which would make for a 6.2 hour bike split.
And then there's the run, or more accurately, the FREAKING MARATHON. I'm a bit worried there. My legs are strong, and a few weeks ago I ran 16.5 miles the day after riding my bike 100 miles, and I didn't die. However, I haven't run a marathon since October, and I don't know how my legs will be fairing after the bike, or if I'll have consumed enough calories on the bike to keep from bonking, or if my body will just shut down at some point because it says ENOUGH ALREADY. I just don't know. And that's exciting! My goal is to keep it under 5 hours for the marathon, which, given how strong my legs have felt lately, actually seems rather conservative.
If I have a perfect day, and nail the swim, crush the bike, and destroy the run, it's possible I could get close to 12 hours. My goal times above actually have me finishing in about 13 hours. But, things will probably go wrong, and if I really push it on the bike and rip my legs up I'll end up having to walk 26 miles, which would be disappointing.
So, as appealing as getting under 12 hours in my first Ironman sounds, it is in no way a goal. I never train with a power meter or heart rate monitor, I just go by average speed and more importantly, how I feel. I know where the sweet spot is, where I'm pushing myself but not destroying myself. I'll just try to find that spot on the bike and hold it there, whether it's 20mph or 15mph.
And then on the run, I'll be wearing my Garmin, and I'll hold myself to an interminably slow pace of 12 minute miles for the first 5K, no matter how awesome my legs feel right off the bike. I'll then slowly let the speed creep up, but probably no faster than 9:30 until mile 18. And then we shall see.
No matter what happens, it's been one hell of a journey. No matter what happens, I'll enjoy the attempt, the spectacle, the camaraderie, and the crazy screaming of friends and family on the sidelines. No matter what happens, I've already won.


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I got sick of trying to make Blogger show my photos right, so I got lazy and haven't been posting. But I really do have a lot of cool stuff to show you guys, and I can't keep it in any longer, so I'm moving to Tumblr. Here's my new blog address: http://oldcoolthings.tumblr.com . Hope to see you there! -Loosh
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