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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers second-year defensive tackle out of Oklahoma, Gerald McCoy, spoke to the media on Tuesday regarding the passing of one of his childhood heroes -- Lee Roy Selmon. McCoy, who grew up a fan of the team, was just happy to have personally known the legend himself and have him as a mentor.
"Grew up a Tampa Bay fan," McCoy said. "Blessed enough to be able to come and play here. When I got here I was fortunate enough to meet him and he took me under his wing and he just mentored me as far as life -- nothing really football related -- just as far as life goes. It sucks losing a legend like that, especially somebody who I was close to."
McCoy spoke on hearing that his mentor had passed on Sunday, just two days after suffering a stroke. He was shocked and saddened by the news, especially since he had recently seen Selmon and he seemed to be okay. Selmon was a big supporter of McCoy and never doubted the defensive tackle's playing skills.
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Between Stones tours in 1979, Ron Wood and Keith Richards put together an all-star band—including bassist Stanley Clarke, Meters drummer Ziggy Modeliste, and ex-Faces keyboardist Ian McLagan—for a short U.S. tour. Wood had just released a solo disc, and Richards was trying to keep out of jail after getting busted for heroin in Canada. They came through Maryland in May and played a ragged but exhilarating show at the Capitol Centre in Largo. At least that's how I always remembered it—at age 14, I was in the audience that night. It was my third concert, after seeing Chuck Berry and Aerosmith the previous year. For 25 years, I'd recounted the highlights: Wood and Richards, full of swashbuckling charm, trading guitar licks on Berry's "Sweet Little Rock and Roller" and straining to sing even the most basic melodies; Clarke and Modeliste getting funky on Freddie Scott's "Am I Grooving You?"; Richards sitting at the piano and crooning Tammy Wynette's "Apartment No. 9"; and the band tearing through Richards's "Before They Make Me Run." This two-CD set, recorded at the Capitol Centre show, confirms that those were, indeed, the highlights, and the Richards-does-Wynette tune qualifies as nothing short of a revelation. But what I didn't remember was how sloppy the rest of the set was. Even by garage-band standards, it was ragged, but still worth the $9.35 ticket.
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The title pretty much says it all. Any do's or dont's? I'm so excited!! I've been wanting to do this for years. Woohoo!
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Damage (?) | 22 |
Use Time | 24 (Fast) |
Knockback | 5 (Average) |
Quality | Tier 1 (Blue) |
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The damage caused by the falling star combined with the damage of the sword itself adds up to a maximum of 60 damage per hit (inaccurate information as of 1.2. Starfury was slightly tweaked). It is one of the only area effect weapons in the game.
The Starfury can be found in Skyware Chests in Floating Islands.
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In 1.0.5, the stars did not penetrate blocks of any kind and as such, this weapon was severely limited when underground. As of update 1.0.6, stars will hit enemies in caves. The stars will go through walls until they hit an enemy or a material after passing through an open space.
- The stars can be mildly controlled, as they will roughly pass through where the mouse is when you click. Therefore, you can aim higher or lower, which can be useful if you're trying to hit things over a wall. They also move from your back to your front in a downward angle. (However, you cannot use this to aim, as you will automatically turn in the direction that the pointer is from your character, even if you were facing the other way.)
- These stars emit light while in the air, or before hitting a wall or floor.
- In the Console and Mobile Versions, this weapon has not yet been updated to reflect changes implemented in v1.2. As such, it still functions as it used to in v1.1.2; see here.
- The maximum possible prefix for this weapon is "Legendary".
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"Turn your phones off, please," says Lloyd Griffith as he takes to the stage. He notices a man in the front row. "Oh, you've got two phones, I see. I used to have two phones. You know what my friends called me?"
The man looks up at him, shrugs his shoulders.
Lloyd Griffith is not a skinny man. Some – himself above all others, it would seem – would say that he is a fat man, and a lot of his routine focuses around that, like the bit about how he fights daily with a near-crippling addiction to kebabs. In fact, almost every other gag from Lloyd as he comperes the Beckett and Griffth night is a crack about his own gut.
And, well, fair enough
Beckett and Griffith, by the way, is a night that he runs with fellow comedian Rob Beckett, a South Londoner born with a wonderful sense of humour and too many teeth. Every month, comedians are invited into the basement below The Betsy Trotwood, a Farringdon Pub, to try out their untested Edinburgh Festival material on a semi-willing audience. The acoustics aren't bad but the ambience is marred a little by the fact trains seem to be running above our heads, making the 30 seats crammed into the room shake.
It's not all tiny basements and overhead railways, though – both of the boys are established full-time comedians in their own right (Lloyd even has a website, as does Rob), gigging on average four nights a week at a variety of pubs, clubs, and corporate venues. But this isn't as slick as their normal stuff.
"I haven't written everything down," Lloyd said before the show as we did our best to guide the never-ending banter knocked back and forth between him and Rob into something that might constitute an interview, "I don't like to, in early stages. I just like to talk it out and see what happens, what fits well where. You have to adjust how you're funny, when you're on stage – even if something sounds funny in the pub with your mates, it might not work on stage. And vice versa."
"I was on stage last week, and I remember thinking – bloody hell, they haven't laughed for 30 seconds. You need to let them know that there's treasure at the end of the rainbow," he says, talking about a specific - and entirely true - story where he ended up singing God Save The Queen to prove his innocence at Heathrow Airport security. "But if that pot of gold isn't enough for them, you have to give them some little laughs too. Slip them some fivers along the way."
Rob Beckett got thrown out of an art exam by "just tracing round his hand and handing in the paper"
The pair of them have been doing this sort of thing for years, and they've been friends for nearly three. We ask them if they've had any adventures together in that time.
"Not really," said Lloyd. "Lloyd pissed himself at Bestival once," offered Rob. "He was asleep. We were sharing a tent. Then, later on, the tent blew away cause it was so windy, so we had to sleep in the car instead." "I washed the piss off myself first," interjects Lloyd. "And I threw away the sleeping bag."
Exciting stuff. A younger-looking man walked into the room, and shook Rob's hand; this is Luke, and it's Luke's first night on stage tonight. Ever. Rob met him in a comedy club a while back and asked him to come down. Immediately, we fucked up by saying we're covering the gig for an article, and the colour drains out of his face. We assured him that no matter what he does, we'll say he did really well.
In hindsight, let's just say he did really well.
Luke's brought along an LP for Rob called Laughing with the Greats, a selection of vintage audio recording of old-fashioned comics. Turns out that Rob collects them in his spare time.
"It's awesome, because you can find stuff from Richard Pryor, Woody Allen and all that you wouldn't get on DVD or on the internet. It's nowhere else but on these records. Plus, if I'm gigging somewhere out of the way like Chester then I can spend the afternoon going round second-hand record shops."
First-timer Luke did pretty well, all things considering. He whooped a lot on stage, which added energy
We asked Lloyd if he's got any hidden talents. "Well, I'm a choral singer. I sing in concert halls and cathedrals and stuff like that, and tonight I'm in a basement in Farringdon." He's not joking – he can indeed sing, and it's slightly unnerving when he breaks out a powerful singing voice that sounds alien to his normal one.
We wrap up as the gig's about to start; Lloyd comperes, and Rob (and a bunch of other comedians, including Hawaiian-shirted Tim Shishodia, laconic Paul McCaffrey, and etymology wizard Jessica Forteskew) performs. It's all very good, even though the gags are in their raw state.
We meet them again, after the show, when the pre-show nerves have disappeared completely and they enter a critical state, picking apart audience reactions and the rhythm of their jokes.
Are they dealing well their their new-found success after all their years of gigging for a pittance, just for exposure (Rob's worst experience: doing a last-minute set in a restaurant with no material other than toilet-based humour. "This bloke's trying to eat a fuckin' Chicken Chasseur, and I'm talking about having a shit")?
"I thought comedy would be really glamorous and exciting," says Rob, "but it's not. I just do a gig and go home and at the end of the day I still have to go to DFS and buy a sofa."
So you can afford a sofa, at least, then?
"Well, on 4 years no interest, 8 quid a week, yeah. But I bet John Belushi didn't have to do this, when he was gigging. Bet he didn't have to buy his own sofas. Still. Didn't work out too well for him, anyway."
What? Too soon?
Lloyd chipped in. "When you're first doing it, you can't sleep. I remember when I properly nailed my first gig -" "He's still having trouble with self-confidence," interrupted Rob, "he's such a modest young man." "- but yeah," says Lloyd, almost ignoring him, "when I first got it right, when it came together, I couldn't sleep. I got up the next day, desperate to do it all again, and I was awful that night. But it's all about gigging, once you've got out there for your first time. It's all about gigging as much as you can."
Much of their comedy comes from stories about things that have happened to them. Is there anything that's off-limits for the stage, we ask?
"Well, this one time, I was in The Congo," Lloyd begins, "and I was sneaking in a satellite for my work because the last one had been stolen – which gives you an idea as to what sort of country the Congo is – and I ended up bribing the police to get anything done. I spent about $350 in bribes over the course of three days.
"In the hotel – and the door to my room had been kicked in so many times, it didn't lock properly, by the way – I ended up huddled on my bed, crying, and listening to Song 2 by Blur on the pause menu of FIFA on my DS because my phone was broken and my iPod ran out of charge and I needed something to block out the noise of gunshots in the city below me. I literally believed that I was going to die.
It's good, but I can't think of a punchline."
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Hi Aaron,
Product is the Autodesk Revit Architecture Suite 2013.
I have reinstalled over this past weekend and updated to the Sevice Packs available on the Autodesk website when reinstalling.
Is there a need to install any of the previous hotfixes?
Noticed tonight when applying an update via Live Update, there is a explanatory note that the update includes all previous fixes.
(Usually I have downloaded the Service Pack directly and then installed.)
How can we tell that the Hotfix was installed properly? I recently installed The Revit MEP update 2, then the recent Hotfix. My build number is listed as 20121003_2115(x64). How can I tell if I installed the Hotfix correctly? Since it was not self-extracting, I may have missed something. I'm crashing, just opening a 3D view now. Very unstable! My video card rates a 6.9. My resource monitor shows I'm only using 23% of memory when Revit disappears.
It's quite possible that you need to update your video card driver. What is your card, OS, and driver version?
Video Card is a NVIDA GeForce 8800 GTX with driver 188.8.131.527
The machine is a Win 7, 64 bit
I suspect you are asking for the OS of the card itself, and I have the 32 bit driver, rather than the 64. I'll gather more info, but I think you're on the right track. Thanks.
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Pre-heat oven to 350.
Mix together the following:
1 can cream style corn
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1 box Jiffy corn muffin mix
1 cup sour cream (8 oz carton)
1/2 cup margarine or butter (1 stick) softened in the microwave, but not totally melted.
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Absolutely gorgeous and lovely nail polish. After two coats, it's a shiny peachy nude that looks so polished and put together. I love wearing it on its own or layering Sally Hansen strobe light over the accent fingers. The formula is very good -- opaque after two coats, and doesn't chip for 5 days with a top coat. My skin is nc 30 for reference.
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Lovely pinky nude nail polish. I love wearing this on my toes because it makes them look so polished and clean. All you need is two coats. My sister isn't big on nail polish but she even loves this stuff. She told me to keep buying it forever.
I have 204B, but it's also called Private Viewing. Not sure what the difference is.
LOVE this polish. The color looks dark in the bottle, but on my nails, looks very nude, pink beige in color (at least under the indoor lighting). Took about three coats to go completely opaque, though I if you put on a thick layer, you can get away with two coats. The color is perfect for those who can't wear bright colors to work, and the color is so neutral, it will go with any clothes you wear.
The brush is interesting. For me, it was easier to apply than the traditional brush as it was wider and was able to work through my nails quickly.
For extra fun, I layered it with Sally Hansen's Diamond Strength nail color in Diamonds for extra shimmer.
I can't comment on how well this will last, as I just applied it on my nails.
So worth $1.49 I paid for this polish!
This is a gorgeous nude peachy beige colored polish.
The formula is great, you only need two coats to get it fully opaque. I didn't have any problems with application, no streaking no nothing. I'm not really a fan of the brush though, it's a little too wide for my liking but that's it.
My bottle is #204B, with the new 'Pro Brush'.
One coat is scary - it gives you streaky, jaundiced, yellow-stained smoker's nails. Push on, my friends, and apply another coat or two. You will be rewarded with a lovely peachy-nude cream. With my summer tan, it is the perfect nude polish.
The formula is hard to work with, but for $2, I don't expect amazing application. It dries well with a good QDTC, like Poshe. With a regular topcoat it seems to stay "soft" for hours, but that is probably due to the multiple coats that are required. I like the new brush. I will repurchase, because I like the end result.
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One of my favorite colors from the collection! It looks boring in the container but it's really pretty on the nails. Great lasting power just like all the polishes from this line.
Still in love with this color.
First, the wide, flat ManiCurve Pro Brush is such a great tool. One swipe gets the job done and evenly distributed, too. The polish resists chipping as well as many of the more expensive brands. The color Private Viewing #204B is a nude. Two coats still produce a slightly translucent effect. There is a faint sparkle but this is definitely not a frosted polish. Very natural and pretty. If you want more drama, try one of the brighter colors.
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Nice neutral color which is suitable for any occasion.
I had to put on about 2 coats before I was satisfied with the color payoff. The only two issues that I had with this color is that when I had applied it, put on the top coat, let it dry for 30 minutes and then did the dishes, the polish was like melting off my nails which was kind of strange because I've never had this happen before. I was also wearing gloves when I was doing the dishes. I haven't had this happen to me again but it was odd. The other thing that happened was that the polish would leave teeny tiny bubbles which was bothering me...but I'm kind of anal when it comes to nail polishes.
Other than those two situations I LOVE this color! I didn't have chipping for about 3 days which is good in my books. Usually my nails chip the day I've put on the polish.
I would definitely recommend if you are looking for a great neutral color that still shows up on your nails. It goes with any outfit and is very office appropriate.
I just got this new formula and bottle at 40% off at CVS. The new brushes are great for me because I have long nails and it takes less brush strokes and time to cover my nails. I have worn this polish for three days without any chips or fading. I wash dishes and I type a lot for work. Its great peachy nude color I can wear for work. If you have a small nail bed than I wouldn't recommend it because the brush is big and it can get messy.
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I have this in the new formulation/bottle. This is a nice nude on my caramel skintone. It looks like is a good color for a variety of tones. There is a tiny hint of shimmer that can be seen at certain angles. The formula is good, too. Two coats with a base and top coat lasted 5 days with only tip wear. Very nice for the price.
However, I have to take a lippie off for the brush. Yikes! Be sure to open your bottle and check your brushes before buying! The brush in the first bottle I had was terrible. It was too wide and got stuck in the neck of the bottle, making it a challenge for me to finish my manicure. I returned it and got another bottle because I loved the color so much.
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Dimapur, Jan 18 (ANI): Guitarists in Nagaland have set a new world record of performing as the largest electric guitar ensemble.
About 368 guitarists came together from northeastern states, including Nagaland, Assam, Manipur, Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh to perform the cover version of "Knock Knock Knocking on Heavens Door' by Guns and Roses for more than five minutes.
"We are very positive; we have crossed the 300 bar today as of now so we have already created a world record," said Kikon, an organizer.
It's one of a kind and I am quite happy to be a part of it. And we Nagas are really into music, so this is a big platform to showcase our talent. It's so good to see the performers from different states," said Yapang, a participant.
The previous Guinness world record for the largest electric guitar ensemble was set in England with 250 musicians.
The official representative of Guinness World Record India, Nikhil Shukla, was particular about each and every guideline set and declared the ensemble to be the largest ever.
"This record is for most people playing electric guitar at the same time and same tune. The minimum requirement for this record is 250 people playing together so there are different ways how we are going to measure this and verify it," said Shukla.
'Music has no boundaries' and such events highlight the fact that anything is possible with unity and cooperation. (ANI)


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Posted: 7:30 p.m. Saturday, March 2, 2013
By Trevor Woods
This prospect profile features a player who hails from the country of Estonia. Estonia has a rich history, including viking and medieval warriors. Margus Hunt is a warrior as welI. The SMU product is tall, strong and fast. His measurables jump off the page, and this is going to help Hunt become a mid-second round selection at the very least. The 49ers certainly need help on the defensive front, and Hunt is one of the more intriguing prospects that could potentially fit the 49ers 3-4 defense. Is he the most polished football player? No. Is he a really strong brute? Yes. I wouldn't want to meet Hunt in a dark alley, put it that way.
Height: 6'8
Weight: 277
40 Time: 4.6
Vertical Jump: 34.5 inches
Broad Jump: 10'1"
Shuttle: 4.51 sec
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Why He Might Fit The 49ers:
The 49ers have a coaching staff that doesn't mind drafting a raw player. Jim Tomsula and Vic Fangio would be excited for the opportunity to groom a freakish athlete into a freakish athlete that is also a good football player. Justin Smith would also help Hunt's growth. I have no doubt Cowboy would teach Hunt as much as he could. Hunt could also be a fit because the 49ers need depth on the defensive line. He'd provide depth while being eased into the lineup. The Niners front three played way too much last year and were worn down during the stretch. Hunt would be good depth. Ricky Jean Francois may be coveted in free agency at the moment, but he didn't do too well when Justin Smith was injured late in the season. I consider Hunt an upgrade over Francois at defensive end.
Why He Might Not Fit The 49ers:
Baalke and the staff could look at Hunt and not like the fact he's only played football since being in college. They might also not like that he's going to be 26 before the season starts. These are the only two reasons that he wouldn't "fit". The 49ers aren't concerned that he could be a raw player. This regime looks for talent, raw or seasoned.
What They Are Saying:
- NFL.com Writer Bucky Brooks analyzes Hunt:
"As a run defender, Hunt's combination of size and strength makes him immovable at the point of attack. When he plays with proper pad level, Hunt overwhelms blockers with his explosiveness, utilizing superior arm strength to quickly shed and disengage. Additionally, he shows the ability to chase down ball carriers from the backside. Hunt's motor, relentlessness and athleticism make him a threat to take over the game at any time, a trait that will endear him to coaches and scouts across the league."
- Walter Football thinks he could be like Justin Smith:
" Hunt's technique in run defense and executing pass-rushing moves has really improved, but he is still extremely raw. Hunt flashed at times at the Senior Bowl, yet needs some more development for the next level. He could turn into a perfect 3-4 defensive end in the mold of Justin Smith."
- Great article on Hunt By SBNation's Jason Garrison. Hunt learned football by playing Madden.
- Daniel Jeremiah says Hunt was the talk of the town at the combine.
- Check out his stats at cfbstats.com
- Follow Hunt on Twitter: @Margus_Hunt
The conclusion boils down to the risk/reward factor. The risk is Hunt never develops fully. If he never develops completely, he's still going to have success in the NFL. He's going to be a decent pass rusher at the very least. The reward is Hunt becomes a complete player in all facets. If Hunt is able to become a better run defender and boosts his awareness and play recognition up a notch, he's going to be a really good NFL player. The 49ers probably would have to trade pick 62 and a third round pick to be at a spot in the second round to get Hunt. I do think he is worth the price. I think he's worth the risk/reward. If the 49ers select Hunt, it would be a good move.


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First New Super Nintendo Game In 15 Years Coming
Nightmare Busters, a Super Nintendo game under development in 1995 but eventually scrapped, will apparently see the light of day after all. The Geekologie troll I have locked up in my castle dungeon? Not a chance. MWAHAHA -- MWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!! *lightning crashes* "That was just you flicking a lamp on and off." You. ruin. EVERYTHING.
Although a rare bootleg version Nightmare Busters has enjoyed some acclaim among hardcore SNES enthusiasts, Super Fighter Team has purchased all the necessary rights to the game and is currently completing it for an official cartridge release, including box and manual.
Nightmare Busters is due out in 2013.
The game is limited to an initial run of 600 and a cartridge will set you back a staggering $68, but still -- it would be pretty cool to see more game development for old systems. Also, a woman with three titties flash a doughnut shop full of cops. "Dream big or die in a nightmare" the guy I grew up thinking was my grandpa (but turned out not to be) always used to say.
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The measure may provide the Postal Service with new options to make money by permitting services such as notarizing documents, issuing hunting and fishing licenses, and allowing beer and wine shipments, Sanders said.
The legislation, which was simultaneously introduced in the U.S. House by Rep. Peter DeFazio, D-Ore., would also prevent mail-sorting centers and rural post offices from shutting down.
A commission of successful small business and labor representatives would be created to recommend other directions the U.S. Postal Service could pursue to remain relevant in an age of electronic mail.
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For those who have long been wondering about just when I'll stop beating up on cat 3 races, the answer is: soon. Maybe.
According to USA Cycling, with my results at Syracuse, Bear Mountain, the Tour of the Battenkill and Jiminy Peak, I've accumulated 24 upgrade points in 2009. Add into the mix my third-place ride at last year's Balloon Festival Classic and a handful of other top-ten finishes in the past 12 months and I should have more than enough points to put me over the 25-point threshold need to upgrade to cat 2.
For those who don't know, the jump from 3 to 2 is big. Instead of racing in cat 3 races, and even the occasional 3/4 race, once upgraded, almost all of my races will be pro/1/2, and the competition will be accordingly tougher. But I've never been one to shy away from a challenge.
But before I get to apply a sticker to my racing license, I'll need approval from USA Cycling, which I have duly requested.
Here is what I sent to USA Cycling today:
"I'm writing to request an upgrade to category 2. Please see the following list of relevant results.
2009 results
2nd -- Tour de Syracuse, Road race
3rd -- Bear Mountain Spring Classic
9th -- Tour of the Battenkill
9th -- Johnny Cake Lane #3
2nd -- Prospect Park Spring Series
2008 results
7th -- Union Vale Road Race
8th -- Maltese Team Invitational
3rd -- Balloon Festival Classic"
When I hear a response from USA Cycling, I will post the results here. The upgrade process is not always cut-and-dried, and although I feel pretty confident that I have enough points, there are cases where points don't count for one reason or another. We'll see what happens.
Looking back at my development as a rider, going from a collegiate racer who didn't know a pace line from a yellow line, I find it slightly incredible that I am now on the verge of this next step. When I was a newly-minted cat 4, I used to think that I'd get to cat 3 and stop there, content to race at that level. After all, as a cat three you can race in some seriously competitive events, but you don't have to put in the crazy mileage required to be competitive in 80, 90, 100+ mile races. But here I am. I already do 6-7 hour training rides on my off weekends, covering 100-140 miles at a stretch. Why not apply all those miles to a race setting?
Where I was once content to be able to sit in Prospect Park, I now want to be competitive at a much higher level. Far from staying a terminal cat 3, I now see cat 2 as a step on the way to cat 1. But, racing as a Cat 2 (and, eventually, 1) means that I will be racing at most event with professional athletes.
I fully expect this to be a jarring transition, and fully expect my podium at Syracuse to be my last placing for some time as I adjust to the increased speed and refined tactics at the higher level of racing.
Am I ready for a new challenge? I hope so, and I think so.
Of course, now that I've written this, my upgrade will almost certainly be denied.
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
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- Nathaniel Ward said...
You forgot to include your overall stage race placing from Syracuse, if you look at the points schedule, overall GC placings actually count for a lot. Remember, too, that most regional coordinators want to see your whole season's worth of results, not just the ones with qualifying points. Anyhow, I would think the GC points would put you over, so I'll hazard an early congratulations.
- Andrew J. Bernstein said...
Huh, I was under the mistaken impression that stage races only counted for points if they were scored on time, and not points. My mistake.
Anyhow, thanks! - 8:50 AM
Best of luck and congrats on a well earned upgrade. You get stronger each day and I am sure many Cat3s will be happy to see you off the Pro1-2.
Great job and keep up the hard efforts.
Jesse - 6:20 PM
- Andrew J. Bernstein said...
Thanks Jesse, how's the baby?
- Nathaniel Ward said...
Oh, omnium, huh? Hmm, maybe you're right. I would send it anyway, it looks pretty convincing.
Baby is not here yet. 2 weeks and counting. Riding lots but going out from 6 -10am. Less structure in my training. I either ride myself into the ground for 3 hours or I dont touch the bike. Nothing in between. Also lots rides on my CX bike on local trails.
I have been getting ready for the early morning hours and riding. Will be racing CX this fall and Tour of Catskills. BTW - rode the TOCs course last weekend while I was home. What a tough course. Lindine was out there later in the day crushing it I am sure.
Jesse - 7:17 PM


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She was on her own. "You don't have the hospital staff there to assist you," she says. "You have to figure it out."
For most first-time moms, that "I'm really a mom now" moment comes not long after childbirth rocks their lives.
It dawns on them as they settle their newborns into nurseries they prepared and when they wake up at 3 a.m. and realize they're the ones who need to figure out how to make the crying stop. It strikes them as they struggle with unexpected challenges: the pain of recovery from birth, the colicky baby, the feeling of isolation.
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Boldon, 31, faced her fears of motherhood by turning on a song she'd listened to when she was pregnant, Kanye West's tribute to his mother "Hey Mama." As West crooned, "I wanna scream so loud for you, 'cause I'm so proud of you . . .," Boldon danced with her babies on that first day home. "We're in this together," she thought.
Boldon always believed she'd be a mother to twins one day. She'd been seeing twin boys in her dreams since she was 9 years old. She had even told her husband, who works as an engineer in the transportation industry, about her twin dreams when the two of them were students at Penn State.
She was used to juggling plenty of responsibilities. She works full time as a digital marketing manager for Procter & Gamble Cosmetics in Hunt Valley. She also runs an event planning business called The Big Event. The fraternal twins, born February 6, 2007, threw her challenges she wasn't expecting.
Boldon worried about how she'd feed two babies at the same time and how she'd handle them when they were both crying. She got the hang of doing double duty. And so did they.
"If you guys want to eat, you have to hold your own bottles," she told her boys when she switched them to formula at four months old. And they did.
When they cried at the same time, she learned to prioritize their needs. Dirty diapers came first.
"If it's just, 'I don't want to play with that toy anymore,' then, you know, you have to wait," she says.
She also learned to make them feel her attention was undivided even as she played with them at the same time. As she stacked blocks with one twin, she'd be rolling a ball to the other.
She soon realized how much busier she was than her mom friends who just had one baby. They would talk about all the time they had on their hands while their babies napped for three-hour stretches twice a day.
"I remember thinking, 'Wow. I wasn't getting those long extended breaks like everybody else,'" she says.
While one twin might take a long nap, the other would most likely wake up after a half hour and demand her attention.
Boldon took almost a year off after the twins were born. It proved to be among her toughest challenges. "People always say that a year goes by really quickly with kids," she says. "I will say for the first three months I did not feel like time was moving quickly."
The sleeplessness and isolation got to her. "Staying at home was a lot more difficult than I anticipated," she says. "I had asked for a year off work, and after three months, I was like, 'I'm ready to come back.'"
She missed having contact with adults. "It's so demanding, you don't have time to take care of yourself," she says.
But when her twins turned six months old, things started to get a little easier. She and her husband took the boys by overnight train to a vacation on Martha's Vineyard with their extended family. And Boldon found she was able to get the boys ready for an outing in 15 minutes instead of the hour it used to take.
She also joined moms groups including Mocha Moms-a support group for mothers of color. In Sharicca fashion, she became membership chairwoman for the Baltimore chapter shortly after joining.
After almost a year at home with her twins, she hired an au pair and went back to work. She also started studying for her MBA, traveling to George Washington University in Washington, D.C., for classes once a week.
And, as she revels in her twins' achievements, she's getting ready for a bigger family.
A brother or sister for the twins is due in August. This time, she's had no telltale dreams about the baby. "We'll probably leave it as a surprise," she says.
Dionne Mayers's big "mom" moment came when her husband Paul and mother left her alone with baby Jayden Aaron Christopher, who arrived October 28, 2007.
"It really, really hit me when my mom left, and my husband went to work," says Mayers, 39, who does freelance work as a sign language interpreter. "I was here by myself with him for the first time, and I was like, 'Wow, he's really dependent on me for everything.'"
Mayers says she cried that day. "They were tears of joy because I had been waiting for him for awhile," she says. "He's here, and he's here to stay. He's not going to know me as Dionne, he's going to know me as mom."
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Mayers discovered she wasn't making enough milk to breast-feed successfully. She switched to formula only to discover her baby had reflux and needed a special mix of soy-based formula, rice, and juice. She says she is used to fixing problems and then moving on to the next thing.
"Being a mother is completely different. I can't just fix it and be done," she says. "It's constant monitoring and checking. It's mind-boggling."
She admits that she sank into sadness. "I know I went through post-partum depression," she says. "I wasn't ready for that."
She says she was in denial about her depression and didn't seek any help for it specifically. She got through it by talking a lot with her husband, a pharmaceutical chemist. She says he was a huge help, handling all the housework at their Owings Mills home in the weeks after the baby was born.
Eventually, she mastered her son's feeding schedule. "Feeding him is a science experiment, but it's great," she says. "He's not colicky anymore, and when he cries, it's for a reason."
Jayden recently started day care, and Mayers is relishing his development. "He has two teeth coming in, and everything he gets a hold of goes straight to his mouth," she says.
As difficult as things were in the beginning, Mayers says motherhood is enjoyable because it is all so new. And now that her baby's colic has subsided and he's mostly content, she acknowledges, "I'm enjoying it much more now."
First-time mom Diane Boia truly felt her "I'm a real mom" moment the day she brought her baby daughter to the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Annunciation in Baltimore for her traditional 40-day blessing.
She dressed Anna Marie Eleni, born on August 8, 2007, in a white eyelet dress with pink flowers and a matching bonnet and waited in the back of the church for the priest to come and carry her baby to the altar. "That was when it was like, 'I'm a mom now,'" she says.
Boia, 42, of Lutherville, was accustomed to being a caretaker. Shortly before marrying husband Tim, an assistant vice president for T. Rowe Price investment services, she quit her job as an attorney and started her home-based jewelry business D & T Designs Jewelry. Her home business allowed her time to help care for her father, 87, who has a chronic illness, and other ailing relatives.
When she discovered she was going to have a baby, she knew she was going to need assistance. She hired helpers from Greater Baltimore Medical Center's Doula Touch program to aid her through the birth and at home.
"I had absolutely no experience with an infant," she says. "The most I'd done was hold one of my cousins' babies. I'd never changed a diaper or fed a baby. The only thing I was good at was buying clothes. I had enough for three girls."
The doulas were mothers themselves who helped with everything from organizing the nursery to taking home baby laundry when Boia's washing machine broke. They also were a great help after her Caesarean section.
Boia says she wasn't prepared for how rough the recovery would be. "Boy, the pain was a lot. I couldn't get around as much as I wanted to," she says. "It was a lot harder than I thought it would be."
The first nights with her baby at home were also difficult. On the second night of crying, Boia says she thought, "Oh my gosh, we're not going to be able to handle this."
The doulas spent some of those first few nights with the Boias, helping them to recognize the signs of sleepiness in their baby. On the fourth night, magic struck. Anna Marie Eleni, who is named for her grandmothers, slept from 11 p.m. to about 5 a.m. as she has almost every night since. "We were really, really lucky," Boia says.
Despite the help of the doulas, Boia still felt overwhelmed. Life started to seem easier after she made it through the planning and execution of her daughter's December 9 baptism and reception for 70 people.
"That was ambitious, being a new, inexperienced mom," Boia says of the event, traditionally a large affair in the Greek community. "I knew I was doing all right when I could handle that and take care of her."
Once the baptism was over, Boia squeezed in a lot of snuggle time with her daughter, looking at books and playing. "I'm having a lot of fun with her," she says. "She laughs so much, and my heart just melts."


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Uhm, would it be possible to get a response from Autodesk? I know Autosketch is an orphan program in its portfolio, but i would really appreciate an official response. (Or do they not monitor these boards?)
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