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I have heard another 2009 dodge ram owner ask about this, I have been a mechanic for a dealer for 13 years, and by myself for another 25 years, I have not seen this happen to this new of a truck....happened to me this weekend, 09 --75,000 miles,extremly taken care of and washed and waxed, I was 3 hours from home , towing a trailer , after I filled up, drove about 1/4 of a mile heard scratching scraping, stopped looked under, saw the fuel tank hanging down, just above the road....... the rear strap was still there holding on, but where the front strap where it goes into the body of the truck there is a cut out, it it shape like a t slot, the strap on the end has a t shaped end ,one goes into the other, the slot on the trucks frame had its edges pulled out( rusted) and the strap came out when i filled it up from the weight, the strap was scratching against the drive shaft, no new strap will fix this, I found my rope I had and used my bottle jack and a block of wood to push it up ,then tied it off, (3 times around )that was a long trip home.......the metal on the bracket where the tank strap fits in the frame is VERY thin, it will have to be tig welded ,and have a plate made for it, I was lucky I know what sounds signify, and pulled over, check the bottom of your tank strap where it goes into the frame bracket, you can see it by just crawling under it with a flashlight, there is no huge amounts of rust under my truck, just these thin brackets holding on the straps have the rust
Pics or it didnt happen!
Sounds like a defect. Might want to contact chrysler and NHTSA and let them know. Give them the chance to make it right before you spend a bunch of money, out of warranty or not that is no-bueno.
What makes it sound even weirder is you are down south and don't deal with road salt. Dodge better take care of this one.
Wow thats very serious. I would crap my pants if that happened to me. I want to get a bottle jack now to put into my tool box now haha. Good thing you had it otherwise it would have been a long wait for a tow truck
Holy cow! Thanks for posting up that info Bull! Thinking I'm checking my tank tomorrow morning.
I felt bad about posting , i love this truck, and was probably smiling as i drove it that day...it is really is a sweet truck, , i am asking something of the forum members here, could anybody with a 2010 or 2011, not a 2009, take a picture of the bottom of the bracket on the front strap where it goes into the frame, i know when you look at it, you will barely see the part where the strap goes in, but i am wanting to know if Dodge put a drain on the bottom of that bracket, it seems to me that it needs one, mine is closed off, and a perfect place for water to sit, i often wash the underneath of my truck at the non touching brushless carwash, so maybe the water just filled up in the bracket...I am reaching here...thank you in advance if anyone can help..I amgoing to take pictures of mine, but I have to remove all the rope first....
UPDATE !! Called Chrysler this morning, they were not impressed.......afer owning 3 Rams, and explaining all that happened, first question???...how much did the trailer weigh?...UHHHHHH! its an unloaded 16 foot lowboy, they told me that my warranty was expired, no kidding I think I knew that before I got on the phone, what I wanted was some help from a dealer or repair station , looks like i will be taking care of this my self, (with documentation), unless someone died, I wasnt given a chance...always made me mad, why it has to go to such extremes before ANY vehicle manufacturer will admit or take care of a problem BEFORE it gets worse, i am going to find the guy whos 09 did this same thing, and he told all on the forum to check theres , of course i didnt....
I have a 10 and the strap and frame look like what you explained, no drain hole.
Thanks Butter, I am going to try the 5yr and 100,000 mile rust through warranty, it covers sheet metal, maybe it will cover this sheet metal. Its worth a shot . I am going to take mine down again and take pictures of it all. Seems kind of strange that the weld looks like it seals the whole bottom of the bracket so it will hold water.
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WOW .. does that not look like mine, thank you for the picture, yours almost looks like a plate on top, I cant tell, mine is rounded at the bottom that is where all the metal is pulled through,if you look at yours at the bottom where the strap goes into that bracket , yours is clean and tight, mine has rust all along the bottom kind of in a line that made the strap pull through it, I will get the pictures , of mine ,I am on another forum and e-mailed Chrysler , but no help at all yet......
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When Dave Albanese became a father more than two decades ago, he started searching for a place that offered breakfast with Santa, an annual tradition at Gimbels department store during his own childhood.
It's a simple formula: on one day in December, children can eat breakfast and tell Santa what presents they want for Christmas. But Mr. Albanese, 53, of New Brighton, couldn't find a good place to take his oldest son, Lorenzo.
"I thought, we'll just have our own," he said.
On Sunday, for the 18th consecutive year, the Albanese family is holding its own breakfast with Santa. It's an event that started with just a few cousins and friends, has grown to more than 60 people, and has survived even the family's move to Qatar in 2005.
"It's been a very cool, fun experience and a tradition," said Barbara Albanese, 49, his wife.
Mr. Albanese, who is director of human resources at Northwestern University in Doha, Qatar, sat at his kitchen table this morning, holding a Santa coffee mug.
He, his wife and their three children, Lorenzo, 20, Giovanna, 17, and Luciano, 12, had just returned Tuesday night to their New Brighton home, which Mr. Albanese decorated in the fall on a quick trip back to Beaver County from Qatar, a 20-hour plane journey from the Persian Gulf state.
This year is a little sad, Mrs. Albanese said, because it is the first year when all three of her children know the truth about Santa, though Giovanna said they still believe in the spirit of Santa.
For years, the three children believed that their father had some sort of special connection to the North Pole, some string he could pull to get Santa to their house for a meal before Christmas.
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Over the years, Mr. Albanese has adjusted the experience slightly. He tried two different Santas before settling on a professional Mr. and Mrs. Claus couple from New Brighton, partly for continuity's sake. Mr. Albanese invites family and friends, making a spreadsheet where he marks which children are believers and which are not.
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"When we originally started this because we had Lorenzo, it was like my Christmas gift to me, because I love it," Mr. Albanese said.
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"Wipe your feet," says Miss Hazel Haley. The Lakeland High School teacher, who turns ninety in November and began teaching when FDR was president, greets her seniors as they stroll into room 106, the same class she's been working in since 1952. "The rug gets darker as it gets dirtier," she explains, "but I still say, 'Wipe your feet' so it lasts longer."
The care and concern Haley displays reflects her lifelong tenure as a teacher. Three generations of students in Polk County, Florida -- including current Lakeland mayor Buddy Fletcher and the late governor Lawton Chiles -- have shuffled into her ninety-minute Honors English class to learn the lessons of Beowulf and Macbeth. She has taught the parents, even the grandparents, of some of her students.
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She never married or had children, and considers the students her family. Haley's classroom is homey, filled with area rugs, overgrown houseplants, and thousands of books. She makes sure her students not only leave high school versed in writing and English literature but also "come away with a great deal of self-knowledge," says fellow English teacher Allen Cleveland. "She has had a huge impact on the community."
Haley seems bemused in her role as "the Ultimate School Matriarch," as she calls herself. But as part of her farewell tour, she offers five tips for achieving longevity in the classroom:
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- Expect respect, but show the children respect as well.
- Establish and maintain high standards on behavior, attendance, and punctuality -- children like living up to your expectations.
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- Never be confrontational with children, their parents, or the administration. There is always a better way. Find it.
"Follow this little bit of advice," she says, "and you will find that classroom a joy every day."
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I remember when I was a kid (yes... I was once a kid... come to think of it, I still am) there were a couple of days I looked forward to every year. One of them was the opening day of the public swimming pools. I would almost guarantee you it's still that way with kids. Well... I have some bad news and some good news.
Townsquare Media in Victoria would like to give a huge shout out to Torres Elementary! Torres Elementary was awarded their grand prize of $25,000 for being the FIRST in the NATION in the PepsiCo's Recycling contest today at the Victoria Fine Arts Center!!! Torres Elementary is one of three Victoria elementary schools that placed in the national Dream Machine Recycle Rally sponsored by PepsiCo
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It's high school reunion season. I won't even tell you which reunion is coming up for me this year. Suffice it to say that I watched a lot of 'film strips' (Google it) when I was in school... once we had electricity.
The Victoria High School class of 1994 reunion will be from 7 p.m. to midnight June 28 at The Club Westerner, 1005 W. Constitution St.
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Well, they had a good run. The men of the self-deemed warehouse rock band started kicking out ye olde jams way back in 2009 with a wonderfully demented, organ-laden, five-song 7-inch. The following year a full-length CD (with a nifty, hand-printed onion cross section on the cover) was released, and another 7-inch (this one sadly organ-less) turned up this year. All the while, the band, armed with a super catchy name, played show after trashy, twitchy, loud garage rock show. Audiences and music writers gushed.
The Scrams will be holding rock and roll funeral services for itself this Saturday. Alas, guitarist Juan Carlos Rodriguez is being called away to Manhattan for a reporting job. This last hurrah is coupled with a disconcerting six-song remix album—"AMSCRAY: The Scrams Get Scrambled"—available to download for free via NYC net label Immigrant Breast Nest (immigrantbreastnest.com/releases). I dare you to listen to it. Partake in the live action before The Scrams really does as the name suggests.
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Chariot of Lord Jagannath is all set to roll on city roads, where lakhs of devotees will seek divine blessings during 137th edition of the Rath Yatra beginning tomorrow.
After Shankaracharya boycotted Rath Yatra owing to ongoing row over devotees climbing over chariots while performing pujas, Puri king Divyasingha Deb said govt must resolve the issue.
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Earlier this afternoon I helped with the high school kids. Spent the first 2/3 of practice with the boys, a group with only a few returning swimmers and many new to the sport. We worked primarily on stroke technique due to their makeup. I got in and helped from the wather for both backstroke and fly. Then I worked with the girls on turns. It is interesting - last year some very strong swimmers graduated, and the current group of fast girls think they are better than the others, even wearing different suits at meets. They need to work on swimming faster (by paying attention to instruction) and helping to mentor the younger kids. Anyways, I logged about 500 yards.
Tonight at Masters I took the main set from Calvin's blog yesterday and modified it ever slightly (we can't all swim at light speed ) and we did:
200 swim/100 Kick/100 Pull/4 x 25 b/c warmup
2 x 150 on 2:30 fast middle 50 (I did 200/150 - 2:19/1:49)
4 x 25 on :30
3 x 100 on 1:40 PULL (I did 4 x on 1:20 with AP)
4 x 50 on :60 (kicked, held :45))
2 x 150 on 2:30 fast middle 50 (I did 200/150 - 2:16/1:46)
4 x 25 on :30
3 x 100 on 1:40 PULL (I did 4 x on 1:20 with AP - held 1:10)
200 lossen and out
(Masters/Rec/2600 yds/55 min)
We also added in some extra rest in the form of Master's minutes, which gave me the gusto to crank a little harder than I might have otherwise. Planning on the One Hour Swim this weekend with the team.
Oh, and I have scheduled the 3rd Annual Monumental Masters Mini Meet for the last Saturday in April (the 26th, I believe), so get your racing suits ready for some fun in southwestern VT!
Yes it was on the hot side but I was able to push fairly well despite the 84 degree temps. This is also the only pool open on Monday so I'll be there.
500 free
500 free kick w/zoomers
10x100@1:45 free every 3rd IM went 1:30, 1:30, 1:38, 1:30, 1:29, 1:37, 1:26, 1:25, 1:34, 1:22
500 breast kick w/br fins
8x25@:05 torque drill
8x25@:05 scull drill
8x25@:45 burst fly & cruise free
200 fly kick on back w/zoomers
8x25@:45 fly
200 kick
300 free EZ
Total 4000 yards
The guard said the temp was 81 but I would say it was more like 83. Still it was a good day.
8x50@:55 free
100 free for time 1:20 not good but it was early
8x50@:50 free
100 fly w/zoomers for time 1:28
8x50@:45 free w/zoomers
500 fly w/zoomers broken @:20 RI
100 back for time 1:31
500 back broken @:20 RI
100 breast for time 1:48
5x100@2:15 breast pull w/paddles & zoomers
300 free kick w/zoomers
4x100@1:30 free w/paddles & bouy held 1:20
200 free EZ
Total 4000 yards
Scotty and I made the trek down to Evanston, Illinois bright and early this morning for our "50s Face-off." Normally about a 45-minute drive, it was closer to an hour on mostly unplowed, snowy roads. At least the blowing snow held off until this evening, so travel conditions weren't too bad.
Great venue for a meet (Swim-Swam rated it #8 in its "top-ten must visit sites for a swim meet"). There's a picture of it at the bottom of the Evanston Master's home page:
Scotty won the face off... darn it! I almost swam him to a draw, but on our final event, swimming right next to each other, I mis-timed my back finish and lost just enough momentum that he slid in and out touched me... if I had taken one more stroke I would have had it! Here were the times:
50 Breast = :44.94 (seed :47)
50 Fly = :38.08 (seed :40--first time breaking the 40-second barrier!)
50 Free = :29.70 (seed :30.95--first time breaking the 30-second barrier!)*
50 Back = :39.84 (seed :38)
*I beat Scotty by .14 in the freestyle, which had him sweating because he didn't think he would take me in the backstroke... I usually beat him by a second or two in a 50, but like I said I goofed the finish and apparently didn't have any room for error... if only I had warmed up a little better before that event, or if only I had taken that extra stroke, or if only if I'd had more yardage in this winter so far and hadn't been fading as badly toward the end of my meets lately, or if only I'd had a few swigs of gatorade before the final heat... so many "if only-s"! Now I have to live with the shame... forever, Scotty assures me, because he will never swim a backstroke event again in his entire life.
We did have a blast though, lots of good swimming. And... despite the fact that Scotty and I were the only two men to show up from WMAC (Wisconsin Masters Aquatic Club), we still scored enough points between the two of us to rank 11th out of 22 teams. Cue banana:
50 fly F
4*25 on 1:00 FK
21, 20, 19, 19
3*12.5 on 1:00 free, DFS fast
500 free F
250 drill that popov did (DPD)
4*25 FK on 2:00 S
19, 19, 19, 18
30*15.5 TD on 0:20 fast
30*15.5 TD on 0:20 form
20*12.5 on 1:00 fast free/12.5 easy kick on back
We had a sprinkling of snow overnight, so I enjoyed walking through some crunchy untrampled whiteness on my way to Riverbank this morning. You gotta get up early in this town to do that! I shared a lane with Rondi and a rotating cast of one or two other swimmers. Heres what I did:
1200 lcm warmup
5 x 500, FR with traveling 2 x 50 back:
300 pull
6 x 100 K/S, kicks moderate, swims fastish, odds flutter/FR, evens dolphin/BK
500 warmdown + play
I felt good in the water today, and powerful on my freestyle. Im finally get back into good enough shape that I feel like I can control my pacing on longer pieces, adding some surges when I want to, rather than just trudging through them.
Fun fact of the day: The Super Bowl and I are the same age! (At least in yards). I cant believe its taken me XLVIII years to realize this.
Updated January 29th, 2014 at 11:19 AM by swimsuit addict
In honor of Super Bowl XLVIII, I'm doing a set of 48x50s today. 48x100s would be a better workout, but my legs are a little torched from doing lunges yesterday, and I don't really want to wear myself out and fall asleep in the middle of the game this afternoon. Maybe next year I'll think about doing 49x100s.
Had a very restless night of sleep last night. My parents go home to the UK today and for what ever reason I could not stop thinking about how quick there 7 week visit went and the next time I see them it will be right before worlds. Today's workout was long and mostly aerobic swimming.
Warm up
400 free with snorkel
6x50 catchup on 45
Main set
8x500 pull on 6 mins working turns, swum as odds pressing first 250 and evens pressing the second 250.
300 kick
Warm down
100 easy
Total 5100 scy
I held between 5.10 and 5.15 on the 500s pull and felt strong throughout.
Updated February 3rd, 2014 at 01:53 PM by StewartACarroll
WAYYYYYYY TOOOOO EARLY this morning. My body (or at least my eyes) were open at 5:15, so I decided to get going to the pool. It was very uncrowded at this hour, which is rare from what the regulars tell me. Normally it has 3 to a lane for the 1st hour which is typically why I avoid the 1st hour of lap swim at the Y. This morning though it was all singles in the lanes, with only 2 having to double up. After a bit everyone doubled, but that was it before people started getting out.
I just went for long slow and fairly easy this morning. My shoulder wasn't liking me, and I definitely wasn't really awake either. I could tell afterward as I was nearly falling asleep in the warm water of the shower.
500 Free warmup
500 Flutter Kick w/ board
500 Free again
500 SDK w/ short fins on back
500 Free Pull
12 x 50 Free swim w/ short fins on (to put less stress on my shoulder) @ 1:05, swimming about 1:00s per 75
3500 Yards
Today just felt like being a lap swimmer at the pool...just took it easy with long slow stuff.
It was hot at the Y today but I managed to go 5000 today.
3x100@1:40 free
5x50@1:05 fly
3x100@1:40 free w/paddles and board
3x100@1:30 free w/paddles
5x50@1:05 fly
5x50@1:05 back
3x100@2:00 free kick w/zoomers
3x100@1:40 free w/paddles and board
3x100@1:30 free w/paddles and 6 beat kick
5x50@1:05 fly
5x50@1:05 back
5x50@1:05 breast
3x100@2:00 free kick w/zoomers
3x100@1:40 free w/paddles and board
3x100@1:30 free w/paddles and 6 beat kick
3x100@1:45 free EZ
500 free kick w/zoomers
Total 5000 yards
SCY@Fort Myers Aquatic Center
Air temp of 76, pool at 81
Partly sunny skies with humidity at 63%
Resuming my USMS Blog
This update brings mixed news. The good news is that I have been very busy with my professional contract work at UCF. The not so good news is that due to an injury accident during the last week of December, cold weather pool closures, and work travel to Orlando, the last seven weeks have been challenging.
I was playing with my daughter when we fell on the tile floor of our house where I landed on my left shoulder, elbow and forearm (but she was OK having landed on me). The aching in the left shoulder rotator-cuff area has subsided along with the tenderness just behind my left elbow. I restarted gentle weights and bands, two weeks ago, along with medium size paddle work in the water. This previous week was my first full week going between 3-4K each day.
The Lee County Senior Games meet is my next event, which I will enter this coming week. At this time, I am not planning to attend the Y meet in Sarasota.
The FGCU pool closure significantly impacted my swim training more than expected, as the FMAC cold weather policy is ridiculous, requiring a minimum a 70 degree high forecast to open. The FGCU Aquatic Center has become a worst possible case scenario with little expectations to be open again until late 2014. You would think that they would have obtained professional consultations before draining a 50 Meter pool and a 10-lane 25 yard pool in a flood zone area next to 20 acres of land similar to Everglade conditions. Needless to say, two pools that were working fine, are now empty (since early December) with serious issues. While I do not know the inside details, and no information has been provided so far, I find it difficult to understand it came to this circumstance.
Now I am slowly training my way back to "square one" or "first base" perhaps.
Warm up
400 FR as 2(50K/50RALA/50CU/50DPS
*Set 1*
5x50 FR on :50, as 25RALA/25CU *38-36
:30 rest
5x50 FR on :50, as 25RALA/25CU *36-34
:30 rest
5x50 FR on :50, as 25CU/25SPL-11 w/snorkel *35-34
:30 rest
5x50 FR on :50, as 25CU/25SPL-12 w/snorkel *34-32
*Set 2*
4(5x50 FR on :50, :30 rest)
rds#1-2) *35-34 w/M-agility paddles-snorkel-tube-buoy
rds#3-4) *33-32 w/L-agility paddles-tube-buoy
---200 BR Kick
*Set 3*
6(4x50 FR on :50, :20 rest) w/fins, 1)kick on side, 2)25RA/25LA, 3)50 CU, 4)50 DPS
---200 D/kick on back
*Set 4*
4(5x25 FR on :40) 1)kick w/bd, 2)RA, 3)LA, 4)CU, 5)SPL-11/12
Warm down
10x50 FR on :50, SPL-10/11 *33-36 w/snorkel
After feeling awful for two weeks, I am now beginning to feel like I can swim again. Eventually I hope to blend in some quality sets, base sets, and some IM sets.
Monday 2/10
AM and PM SCY
AM swim:
400 swim
300 pull w/ buoy + paddles + snorkel
200 kick w/ board
100 I.M. drill
4x100 @ 1:15 AE
"I.M. Test Set"
5x50 @ :50 FL (30.2-30.9)
6x75 @ 1:20 BK (52.8-53.9)
5x50 @ :50 BR (34.2-35.1)
6x75 @ 1:20 FR (41.9-43.9)
All of the above BEST AVG (except kind of sort of the FL, which was "smooth")
4x75 @ 1:20 swim, last 25 under H2O kick w/ fins
4x25 @ :10 rest scull
Total: 4000
PM swim:
300 swim
300 pull w/ buoy + paddles + snorkel
200 swim
200 kick w/ board
100 swim
100 I.M. drill
8x75 @ 1:15 D1-4, 5-8
8x25 @ :40 V.S.
5x under H2O returns (12.5 yards out)
400 @ 4:40 pull w/ buoy + paddles + snorkel
4x100 @ 1:05 AE MAKE
300 @ 3:30 pull w/ buoy + paddles + snorkel
4x75 @ :50 AE MAKE
200 @ 2:20 pull w/ buoy + paddles + snorkel
4x50 @ :30 AE MAKE (READ: sprint and hang on for dear life)
4x50 @ 2:00 add-on FAST by 12.5 w/ fins
Total: 6300
Updated February 11th, 2014 at 08:34 AM by Calvin S
Monday: Drylands @ LA Fitness
RC ex
face pulls, 60 x 4 x 15
rear delt fly, 75 x 3 x 8
kneeling ab crunch, 110 x 3 x 15
explosive leg press, 175 x 3 x 15
fast alternating arm press on double cable machine, 40 x 3 x 30
extreme angle goblet squats on stacked steps, 50 x 4 x 8
DB pulls to waist from plank position, 40 x 3 x 20
squat jumps w/bar, 45 x 2 x 8
good mornings, warm ups, 80 x 4 x 8
Stretching/yoga, 30 minutes
-- As I was stretching, I was watching the Olympics. And, once again, I was puzzled as to how curling can be an olympic sport when there is no athleticism whatsoever involved ..
Tuesday: Swim/SCY/Solo @ Pitt
Warm up:
-- I cut this really short since I was running late.
500 various
4 x 25 shooters w/fins @ :45
Main Sets:
4 x 25 burst SDK + cruise @ 1:00
4 x 100 power kick from the blocks with open turns @ 3:00
-- 2 back and 2 belly
40 x 25 w/fins @ :30
odds = fly @ 100 pace
evens = EZ backstroke kick
5 x 75 strong dolphin kick w/board & fins @ 1:30
--- legs were really burning on these from yesterday's weights
3 x (25 AFAP + 25 EZ) @ 3:00
-- started to get a calf cramp and so stopped
Total: 3150
A few observations:
1. My fly and free have felt awful since re-starting drylands. And it's been almost 2 years since I've done much upper body stuff bc of my elbow.
2. Perhaps bc of #1, I've done hardly any freestyle in practice. I was doing a lot of it in the fall and it felt great then.
3. Still frustrated with my lungs. The 100 power kicks seem really hard, which means I should do them more often. I'm worried my negativity about this will spill over into my 100 races. I don't feel like the same swimmer that threw down a 1:08 in the 100 back SCM a couple years ago.
4. But happily, I will be flying to CA on Friday to see Teen Fort and for some much needed sunshine. I suspect I'll just take a few days off since I will have Lil Fort with me.
Not too bad today only 84 and I was able to tolerate it ok. The only bad thing was that the hot tub was not hot, it was only 98 which was not refreshing after my swim.
My fly felt strong, but my freestyle was week.
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8x25@:45 fly kick #3 & 6 FAST
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500 free kick w/zoomers
5x100@1:45 free w/snorkel
50 breast kick
Total 5050 yards
Since I have a longer ride to work from Hinesville, that means a shorter swim time to make it to work on time. My main pool was closed so the Y was the only pool open today. My guard today was one of the swimmers I coach in the evenings, Dylan.
500 free
500 free kick w/zoomers
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10x25@:45 fly
250 breast kick
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200 free EZ
Total 3000 yards
I had a great nights sleep and woke feeling rested. My key card To the pool did not work for some reason today so we had to wait for Tom to arrive(usually a few of us get an extra 10-15 minutes before Tom arrives on deck), but alas not today. Today's workout was a little different for a Monday and I was again very tired at the end of practice.
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400 free with snorkel
6x50 catchup on 45
Main sets
10x50 on 33(swum as a transition from warmup to main) with instructions to get our heart rates up.
4x(500 on 7 min (swum as 200 pull, 100 kick, 200 pull), 100 free on 2mins AFAP)
Warm down
8x50 on 1min swum as double arm back, free by 25
Total 4000scy
I held 30-31s on the transition 50s. These were tougher than last week today and suspect they were earlier in the workout(I will have to check this). The 500s I swam high tempo aerobic holding 1.01s on the pull and 1.30 on the kick. I was getting about 1minute or so of rest due to the time taken to transition from pull to kick and back again. On the fast 100s I went 53,54,54 and 53. I felt strong and did not tie up until the very end of the last 100 but they hurt.
We have done a lot more high intensity swimming this last week and I feel good generally. Obviously I am tired but I think this mix will really help the back half of my mid distance races.
100 Free
3 or so minutes of massaging/popping something back into place in my shoulder. It felt awkward as I was swimming. I'm definitely older than I was yesterday!
400 Free
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8 x 100 Free Pull @ 1:20 (ranged 1:08-1:10s)
200 Free
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10 kicks underwater which took me to about the 15M mark
1 x 25 Fly Fast w/ short fins (to maintain my butterfly status in the lap lanes)
2500 Yards
Well, we survived the adventure! The two miles up a mountain to the cabin were, well, long. And steep. But we worked through some issues (I ended up pulling two sleds with cooking stuff and other people's personal items) and arrived to a cold cabin. But lots of firewood, so I had the shanty blazing hot in no time. We laughed at some of the misteps (which were king-sized due to the snowshoes), ate some warm food and played Apples to Apples before S'Mores and bed. I plan to blog about this elsewhere, and will post a link in a future post because I am sure you are all wondering why I'd plan for this in the winter after a 20+" snowstorm!
I was going to skip the pool tonight, but had time and went for a quick swim before Bible class at the college:
200 FR/200 BK/200 IM Drill
400 Shark Swim
4 x 50 Quarter's Strong FR
4 x 50 Burst and Cruise IMO
150 loosen and out
(Solo/Rec/1550 yds/30 min)
I was bushed after getting home and unloading gear. I jumped right into the hot tub, then finished some reading so decided to get in a quick swim. GregJS was there, fighting the the swim team kids in the fast lane - I stayed in the medium lane and went with traffic.
about 1700 of easy swimming
Just watched the women's slalom, Mikaela Shifferin (or something close to that) from USA just took a gold. It was the last run. What an intense competitor, she went out real fast and at midcourse was over a second faster than the leader from Austria when both ski's popped up in the air due to her speed. She somehow managed to recover with enough to win by several tenths.
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Well, I purchased the system and it arrived Monday, and tonight I installed it in my 2011 V6 Mustang....
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First off, they tell you that you can't use it without your car being a SYNC system...flat-out lie...my car is not a SYNC system, but you do lose some functions in the Raxiom system...
If you have a SYNC system everything you had in it will work fine with this unit such as bluetooth, USB, etc..
If you don't have SYNC it still works great....you have a touch radio system, the CD player works fine and contrary to what they say the navigation system works awesome as well as the backup camera, which I found to be a plus because in the 2011 Ford was too cheap to put a reverse indicator on the dash to tell you you're in reverse, when you go in reverse using Raxiom the backup camera automatically starts up so you know it's in reverse...
It has a AV hookup but I didn't use it because I don't have anything to plug into it to watch movies and why would I anyway I'm driving LOL..
I don't have bluetooth due to not having SYNC...the aux port in the center console doesn't work for some reason but I contacted them to see if there was a software update for that...
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Joseph Kyrillos is a longtime Republican state lawmaker from Monmouth County whose legislative colleagues describe him as "unflappable."
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And even while serving a stint as Republican State Committee chairman from 2000 to 2004, Kyrillos appeared reluctant to throw red meat at political opponents. So much so that he earned the nickname "Tofu Joe."
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"You shouldn't mistake his gentlemanly manner for being wishy-washy," said Candace Straight, a longtime Republican fundraiser and a friend of Kyrillos' since the early 1990s.
Kyrillos has shown he can bare his fangs when pushed, including a fierce shouting match with former Hudson County Democratic Sen. Bernie Kenny, who goaded him once during a Senate Budget Committee meeting. Kyrillos also confronted Democratic lawmakers in the run up to the 2002 gubernatorial election after the Democrats tried to tweak the property tax relief proposals of then acting Gov. Donald T. DiFrancesco to benefit then former Sen. Jim McGreevey.
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Sylvia is notable for its mythological Arcadian setting, creative choreographies, expansive sets and, above all, its remakable score. This recording conducted by Andrew Mogrelia also includes Saint-Saens ballet divertissement from Act II of Henry VIII Opera.
Delibes - Sylvia (Complete Ballet)
Saint-Saens - Henry VIII (Ballet Divertissement)
Razumovsky Sinfonia, Andrew Mogrelia 1995
Running Time: 112 mins
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