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Ambassador Vershbow and his Jordanian interlocutors reviewed the achievements in the implementation of the NATO-Jordan Individual Cooperation Programme, in different areas ranging from political consultations to practical cooperation in areas including military interoperability, education and training, civil emergency planning and trust funds to eliminate obsolete ammunitions and unexploded ordenance for the safety of the civilian population in Jordan.
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"Jordan is a powerful stabilising influence in a tough neighbourhood", said Ambassador Vershbow. "It has played a constructive role in promoting political dialogue and peaceful solutions to the profound challenges here in this region, including through the Middle East Peace Process." The Deputy Secretary General also remarked that: " In the Balkans, Afghanistan and then Libya last year our military forces have worked together very effectively". "That partnership is grounded in the Mediterranean Dialgue process which NATO launched almost 20 years ago". "Jordan has been an active participant in NATO's Mediterranean Dialogue since the beginning".
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The tiny fishing village of Búzios, just 105 miles from Rio de Janeiro, is considered one of the ten most beautiful spots in the world. The village burst into prominence when French actress Brigitte Bardot visited here in her heyday (there's a statue of her looking out to sea on the Orla Bardot). Today, this once sleepy village is an international resort -- St. Tropez, with a unique Brazilian beat. Búzios offers some of South America's most attractive beaches. Indeed, you could lounge on one magnificent beach each hour of the day, sipping a delicious caipirinhas of course.
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"I didn't come here to sit in the clubhouse," said Chacon, who will not pitch because he has spent the past couple of weeks recovering from elbow tendinitis. "I came to take as much part as I can in everything. I'll warm up an outfielder (before the start of an inning), find a way
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Starting first baseman Todd Helton and reserve outfielder Preston Wilson will do all of the actual playing on Tuesday night at U.S. Cellular Field. Beyond player introductions, Chacon might have to do some maneuvering to even get face time on television. If not out of mind, he will be out of sight.
But Chacon will be just as important for the Rockies, who are playing well enough to have postseason aspirations, as opposed to fantasies. After going 4-1 in its final homestand before the break, the Rockies are 50-47, a game out of third place in the National League West and hoping to continue to make up ground. Colorado is 8 1/2 games
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home, we would be in a really good situation."
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the least keep Colorado alive for a split.
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home. Denny Stark, recently back from an upper-back muscle injury,
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form in three no-decisions. The starting rotation's questionmark is
Denny Neagle, coming off three straight sub-par performances in
which he dug first-inning holes.
"I think everybody on that pitching staff has the capability of stepping
up and being the leader," Chacon said. "The way that Oliver has been pitching and Stark has come off the DL and is starting to pitch good, Jennings is starting to pitch good again, and Neagle, you know he's going to get on track with his experience and everything.
"We got a pretty darn good pitching staff. If we can get on one of
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My normal free-spirited approach to races wouldn't work this time, so I set about planning. The training was the easy part - get in longer runs and trash my quads with ankle crushing descents, long, steep, repetitive descents (this comes into play later).
The final week of the race arrived and I found myself with no pacer. Tim W. would have come along but had family commitments out of town. Second place finisher at the Bear 100 last year, Nick Pedatella, offered up his pacing services but just two weeks removed from racing at the Wasatch 100 left him with a hip injury, so he was out and I was on my own. Secretly, I was happy to be running alone. I needed to do this solo. A few days before the race Aric, Pearl Izumi's Team Director, offered to crew for me, which I gratefully accepted. He was the anchor to my adrift aid station plans.
The days before the race were long and edgy. I had spent more than a reasonable amount of time studying splits, the course, segments between aid stations, weather, everything. Finally, I felt confident I could go under 24 hours and set solid splits for a 23:30 finish. I know it sounded ambitious but my mind had set that expectation and I trusted my body to follow.The more I visualized it, each section, the pain, the fueling, the finish, I felt the nerves fall away. Replacing the nerves was impatience. My focus was so narrowed and lucid on the race that I couldn't concentrate on anything else.
Finally, two days before the event we were on our way to Utah. I rode with Rick Hessek and his wife Jill with Scott Jaime and his family caravan-ing along. We stayed with in-laws and relatives of Scott. Scott, Rick, and I did one last four mile run on Wednesday before the early Friday morning start. I felt fresh and strong, which was a relief since I had felt sluggish and tapped of energy the previous week. The last day before the race I met with Aric, gave him all the gear I would need during the long day, warm clothes, lighting, nutrition, all of it. He already knew my splits and had taken the time to make a laminated split card about the size of a credit card for me. At the top of it he wrote, "YOU GOT THIS!" I would look at those words and repeat them several times during the run. Aric has no idea how those simple words helped me.
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I hardly slept he night before and was up at 3am, showered, had a cup of coffee and was forced to eat real food since I didn't have my normal pre-race Clif bars, so I had cereal, a banana, and bagel.
A minute before the start (me, Jon, Rick, Scott)"
The start was warmer than I anticipated, so I just wore light arm warmers and gloves along with a short sleeve shirt and over shirt, which was peeled off in the first 1,000 feet of the initial 3,700 foot climb. Once reaching the top of Logan Peak at 8,500 feet, the views were incredible looking back down onto the town of Logan emerging under the soft morning light.
I clicked off my headlamp and assessed what was going on around me. Suddenly, Dakota Jones came up behind me and I gave him the trail. We exchanged greetings and I commented that he was smart to be conservative early. Then he moved on, likely concerned at being in twenty-something place with me.
I hit the first aid station at 2:28 into the run, two minutes ahead of my predicted split. Next aid would be in ten more miles and the first time I'd see my "crew", Aric. Aside from my stomach (from the unfamiliar, and large, breakfast) I was feeling good. I was getting concerned with the growing blister on my Achilles area of my heel. The new socks I pulled out that morning were a bit too long, so I had some extra fabric bunched up around the heel.
I came into Leatham Hollow aid station at mile 20 and Aric filled my bottles. I was 15 minutes ahead of my split, arriving at 9:45 (3:45 into the run). The long single track descent leading into Leatham was irresistible but I committed to back off over the next section. I told Aric about the blister and that I'd do a sock change at the next station, Cowley, mile 30.
The next ten miles went quickly; I had caught up with Rick and we ran together for about 5 miles until I pulled away, reaching the mile 30 Cowley aid station ten minutes up on my splits at 12:00 noon (6 hours into the run). I ended up switching out both socks and shoes, which stopped further blister damage. Rick pulled out of Cowley a couple minutes before me. It was a long climb up a gravel road and I came to an intersection of trail off the road. There were remnants of course marking flagging barely noticeable, so I turned down the path and came to a big circle for what looked like a place for atvs to turn around. I didn't see any trail, so I went back out to the road and continued up it. After a bit over a mile with no flagging I decided to turn around and give the path another look. I finally found a trail and flagging about 100 yards down it. So, 2 miles and over 20 minutes wasted but at least I was on course again.
I pulled into Right Hand Fork (37 miles) 25 minutes behind schedule but Aric brushed it off and kept me focused. The next segment was totally exposed in the heat of the day. This was my only miscalculation in my meticulous splits; I only gave myself 90 minutes to do it and with 8.3 miles of solid climbs under a hot sun it would have been tough to cover on fresh legs. I reached Temple Fork (45.2 miles) in what was my lowest mood and worse condition at 3:30pm, 9.5 hrs into the race and 30 minutes behind schedule. Doubts on a sub 24 hour finish seeped into my mind but Aric would have none of that. I stayed there for 15 minutes and was now 45 minutes off pace. The climb out of there and to Tony Grove at mile 52 was atrocious but I maintained pace and brought myself back to 30 mins behind. It was now 5:30pm and 11.5 hours into the race. Catching up to, or making up time (Hopi Indian word is sunki), is not as simple as just running hard in long distances; there's a razor sharp line you have to find but not go over. I could've probably just raced one section hard and been caught up or even well ahead of schedule but doing so would've jeopardized the pace later or even ended my race at some point. Now that I was coming into the second half of the race I could start pushing closer to that edge.
Photo: Chris Gerber
Photo: Chris Gerber"
Photo: Chris Gerber
The plan here was to switch from handheld bottles to my Nathan race vest, which Aric had filled with 70 ounces of water and ready to go. I also slipped on my McDavid calf compression sleeves, ate soup for the first time and decided to switch to EFS shots solely for energy, since my stomach had been cramped and badly hurting since the start. I began feeling better shortly after this stop and picked up the pace. I peeled away the shroud of doubt that had smothered me the last 15 miles and felt good. I realized that I was now running further than I ever had (50 miles). I felt better and better, enjoying the views, the smells of the mountains, and the thoughts of running faster.
I reached Franklin Basin (mile 62) and told Aric we found the perfect formula in soup, EFS, and Ibuprofen. I felt stronger and better here at mile 62 and 13.5 hours into the race than I did at mile 20. I told him we needed to tighten up the aid stops (my fault totally for the long stops) and I'd have to push hard for the last 38 miles for any chance at a sub 24 hour finish. Shortly after leaving Franklin I clicked on my headlamp. It was a long, rocky climb out of the aid station and I passed one runner, then saw another headlamp up higher on the trail and realized I must be feeling stronger than many of the folks I would encounter. So, I made the decision to put everything into every pass when overtaking runners.
I came into Logan River (mile 69) at 9:25p, still 25 minutes off my needed split. but I was running out of my mind now and focused. I could tell Aric was feeding off my energy and getting excited himself. He'd have a big smile and say things like, "Man, you're doing great!" He said that most coming into the aid stations looked really rough, including the front runners. I told Aric I needed to reach Beaver Creek (mile 85) by 2am at the latest to have a shot at 24 hours, so I poured everything I had into the next 4 hours, blasting by runners, breathing like I was running a 10k, just opening up everything I could find within my mind and body.
All my fears of running at night never materialized; I never got tired, never slowed down, my energy and attitude were high. I was actually enjoying the night. I can't remember ever seeing so many stars and it was a full moon, just perfect. The contrast of temperatures from the canyons to the upper ridges was stark, 30 degrees to 50 maybe. There were two horrific parts of the course that, at the time, made me swear I'd never return to the Bear. One was after the Beaver Lodge aid station at mile 76, a jeep "road" that transformed into a snowmobile trail after crossing into Idaho. It was the steepest, rockiest, longest ascent I could imagine. I literally told the next small aid station volunteers that it was the worst thing I'd ever done in trail running. The other awful section was the 5 mile descent from over 9,000 feet to 5,800 feet at the finish. Never ending. The best training I did was a lot of descents, allowing me to fly down the hills for the entire 100 miles. My quads are barely sore since the finish.
Before reaching that descent I ran through the last aid station, Ranger Dip, at mile 92.2 without stopping. I didn't realize it but Rick was standing there in the AS. I was finally ahead of my splits and knew I had 24 hours in the bag and most likely sub 23. Unfortunately, I couldn't find my way after the long, crazy descent. I only had maybe a mile to the finish and I was at 22:38. 22 minutes to go mostly downhill to the finish! The course markings were not helpful and there's no description on the website whatsoever of the finish after the descent. Thus, it took me 27 minutes to find my way to finish in 23:05. At mile 52 I was in 20th place and finished 9th overall. Remarkably, I only drank 40 ounces of water for the last 11.5 hours of the race.
This course is amazing. I was, and still am, fairly aggravated that the buckles weren't ordered and not available at the race (I bought and brought a new belt just for the buckle). I really like the plaque they give out with your name, time, and placing. The food and awards were fun. Jon Teisher received his Rocky Mountain Slam award. Nice to hang out with him and Katie.
Pretty crazy that we ended up standing in the same order as we were at the start photo 36 hours earlier... Me, Jon, Rick, Scott, don
Thanks to Scott Jaime for several things: long runs with me, setting me up with a nice outfit for the race and the hospitality shown by him, his family and relatives. They made the event even more memorable and fun. Thanks to Rick Hessek and his wife, Jill, for letting me ride to and from the race with them. It was nice chatting with them and made the long ride go by fast.
And finally, I owe this race to Aric. Without him it would have never gone as well. He always knew what to do and say, kept me on track when things were bad and fed encouragement and energy to me when things were going well. I only hope I can repay him with a day of pacing or crewing some time soon. Thanks for everything Aric!
Thanks for the inspiration:
Nick Pedatella
Scott Jaime
Tim Waggoner
I'll post more photos on this report as I receive them...
Pearl Izumi shirt
Mizuno Shorts with side pocket
Buff Bandana
Rudy Project sunglasses
Pearl Izumi socks
Inov8 Rocklite 312 (mile 1-30)
Pearl Izumi Syncro Seek III (mile 31-100)
Nathan handheld bottles
Nathan HPL 020 race vest (70 ounces)
Hine gloves
Nathan arm warmers
McDavid Calf Compression Sleeves
Petzel Zipka headlamp (start)
Petzel Myo XP headlamp (night)
Cateye handheld light (night)
EFS shots
18 comments:
Congratulations man! You did it! Not only did you do it but you nailed it. I hope these memories live long in the Long mind.ReplyDelete
Yea those pictures just look gorgeous. What a fantastic race and result you had! Congratulations!ReplyDelete
Hell of a run, Tim. I appreciate your opening lines about wondering at the end of a 50 if you could turn around and run it again. I've asked myself that question and haven't yet decided on an answer. Your mental and physical exploration of your answer is inspiring.ReplyDelete
Nice work, Tim. Hopefully the buckle will be with you in time for some Beer Mile silliness. The first 100 mile finish is definitely a learning experience, which means that you've got a really solid foundation to build from. Lesson No.1: get the hell out of the aid station.ReplyDelete
Thanks guys! Hey Nick, the night I got back from the race I met up with nick pedatella for beers and he gave me his wolverine buckle on loan until mine arrives, so I'm wearing the bad boy right now.ReplyDelete
Great job on the 100 mile finish. Top-10 in your first hundo is saying something. The Bear is definitely on my to do list. Congrats on a great race and recover well.
Congratulations Tim. Back in the saddle! It is real cool to see you pull this off after your "Long" road in getting to the start line.ReplyDelete
I have to dig and read this more but I am totally stoked for you nailing this one.ReplyDelete
Congrats Tim! Enjoyed reading your report although I still maintain that the jeep road isn't so bad...look at the profile it is 1600 feet in something like 8 milesReplyDelete
Wear your (my) buckle proudly!
- Jeff ValliereSeptember 28, 2010 at 7:41 AM
Great Job! Nice recollection of the race, you really nailed it in every way. Way to get your head back in the game after the detour too. You make it sound so easy, I ALMOST want to try it, or maybe I should start with a 50 first....ReplyDelete
Nick. Yeah, 8 miles and 1600 ft after 80 miles in 30 degree blackness on highly technical trail.... Pretty simple. :-). Guess I'll have to return next year to check out that section again.ReplyDelete
Jeff. Thanks. Trust me, it was about as far from easy as you can imagine. There were several times when I was certain i was doing permanent damage to my body.
I can say it was fun. I'm literally looking for another 100 to do within the next 6 weeks.
Great job Tim - finally got to sit down and digest the report. It looks awesome up there! Way to execute the plan too - that reserve from the starting miles paid off!ReplyDelete
I just went and looked at the course profile. Fuck me.ReplyDelete
So you start with a 4,000 foot climb. Your reward is to drop 1,000 feet so you can do another 1,500 foot climb to an even higher elevation.
And then from miles 60-90 there are several climbs 1,000 - 1,500 feet.
After having done the SJS50 which had 12,500 feet of climb, this is almost exactly like doing that twice (albeit at a lower elevation). Oh my Lord I can't wrap my head around that yet.
Yeah, that pretty much summed up my thoughts on most of the climbs, "fuck me". Sounds sadistic but I had fun almost the entire time.ReplyDelete
Great job! FYI, you can find course markings a lot easier when you're slow like me. Never got lost once!ReplyDelete
And you need to add Bristol Cheyenne Canon Ale to your gear list, you earned that brew.
Hey jt. That beer was damn good and I appreciated it, so thanks! I think your time at bear is pretty impressive considering you ran big horn, hardrock, and Leadville beforehand. Inspiring for sure. Good luck with your commuting bet this month!ReplyDelete
- StephanieOctober 3, 2010 at 4:28 AM
That is so great! Congratulations! :)ReplyDelete
And I can't believe you did it all without a Clif Bar breakfast. :-O
Thanks Steph! I'm surprised I made it to the start line without a clif bar. Hope you're well.ReplyDelete


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