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Published on November 18, 2010
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Published on December 12, 2011
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Published on May 09, 2010
Measurement of Flexible Work Arrangements and Flexibility
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Published on February 03, 2010
AICPA Faculty Development Program
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I have not gotten very far, it seems my husband's family were very secret or private. It does seem too coincidental. The only thing I have heard is that my father-in-law, Stephen Kenes's Father's name was Vasil Kenes.
I am pretty sure they came to the USA before 1939. Do you know, was Kenes*** a common name in Hungary? Is it a Jewish name?
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I was watching Oprah's gadget guy going on about the Apple Ipad the other day, acting like a wireless flat screen pc had not been created before. As great as the features themselves are, I find the actual tablet impractical, and besides the digital book function, chances are, I will never buy one.
I touch type, and the feel of the mouse fits into my hand like air in my lungs. I only like to hold popcorn when I watch a movie, and if I need some quick online information, I use my phone. I understand that I could carry a tablet around with more ease, but I would rather go for a Netbook, so that my screen has more protection. Sure you can put you tablet in a silly keyboard dock, but then why not buy a lap top.
From a digital book perspective, I would use a Kindle. It is cheaper than a tablet, and it feels more like a book.
So my overall vote is ditch the tablet competition. Whether it is Apple iPad or Blackberry PlayBook, both bore me. I would not throw it away if I got it for free, but I would rather save up for a decent smart phone, and a top of the range Notebook.
Perhaps my views on tablets will change, but for now, they are a nuisance, and a gimmick.
I feel mostly the same way. I have a phone to call, a digital camera for pics, a PC and a laptop etc, everything that's been reduced and squeezed into that tablet but on a better/bigger scale with better performance. The only real reason I looked at tablets myself was as an ebook reader. The Kindle's way too expensive still though. All I really want/need is a A5 sized plastic sliver even with a non-touch-sensitive and not-requiring-HD display that will display one of a couple of dozen PDF or word ebooks from a memory card. Doesn't even need wifi or 3G, connecting a USB cable to load books is fine. THAT shouldn't cost an arm and a leg...
play with a Tablet PC and you may change your mind. It is so natural to write and touch the screen that I had to put a Touchscreen PC (desktop) in my office. Tablet PC's offer the best of both worlds.


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Part adventure and part submarine simulator, this Sierra adventure puts you in the shoes of a multi-qualified Commander in the United States Navy, during the late stages of the Cold War. A hostage situation at the U.S. Embassy in Tunisia threatens to flare up into open conflict with the Soviet Union, enough to merit taking a Los Angeles class nuclear submarine from Hawaii into the Mediterranean, only to bring you (supposedly a part-time CIA operative or somesuch) ashore for a rescue operation.The story begins in Tahiti, where your character is taking a leisurely vacation. The game's copy-protection requires you to follow precise CPR procedures to rescue a drowning woman. You later meet and spend a night with a beautiful American woman who later turns out to be a CIA agent.You are called back from vacation to the Pentagon, where a briefing reveals the basic plot. You're then flown directly to Hawaii to board the submarine. The majority of the game is spent on the sub, and you'll be required to handle a great variety of functions on board:
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Milk Shakes
I was given some Atkins shakes that expired in October 2013. They had been refrigerated from purchase until about two months ago and have never been in a heated area. Would they still be okay to use?
There should be an 800 number on the box, but of course, they will probably tell you to purchase new ones. Are they to be refrigerated? Or only after opening?
Let us know what they say.
One time I found some old Alba shake mix packages that were misplaced and they were over two years old, I still had them, no problems luckily. I hate to waste money. I know they are different but had to share because I love the Alba double fudge shakes.
I would think that they are still good.
Those dates are all best before. That means that they may lose some quality but not that they are bad. I would think that refrigeration would only improve the odds that they are just as good as when first made.
throw them.
who needs gut problems for a few bucks? or med bills if severe.
it isn't worth it :) :)
frugal gal here but not at my health's expense.
Does the date actually say "expires by?" The only dates I have seen on grocery products is a "sell by" date. Not an expiration date. That's simply the date the manufacturer will guarantee the product to be fresh still. Most products are still good and completely safe to consume long after that date.
I would still drink them, but then I'm more frugal and take more risks than some I know. I have had huge disagreements with my roommate who cleans out the fridge and throws away things of mine that are perfectly good just because it's past the sell by date. I routinely buy things from a food warehouse that are frozen just before the sell by date. It says "use or freeze by". Canned goods are safe to eat for years, they just may not taste as good and may lose a little quality. The only thing that absolutely must be removed from the shelves when they are past the sell by date are baby foods and formula. I once worked with a guy who went down to the big chest freezer and started pulling out all the packages of frozen meat and he was going to throw them away because he said they were all expired. He didn't get the concept of the fact that we had stocked the freezer with meat precisely so that we could take advantage of sales, and that it didn't "expire" while in the freezer.
I'd still give them a try, too. But that's me.
Pop one, sniff it, taste and watch for potential symptoms. If it smells good and was sealed and stored in a cooler area that it a great sign. I'd eat it, myself. But then again a quarter of the condiments in the door of my fridge have passed their dates and I still use them fearlessly. If they don't taste or smell off or have any signs of deterioration they're good enough for me :)
I'd drink them
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This condo opens to a living room/dining combination area with split bedrooms and baths. There is a large flat screen television, cable television, DVD player and free highspeed internet WiFi.
There is also a fully stocked kitchen with all the comforts of home including laundry, linens, highchair and Pack & Play. The apartment easily sleeps 6 comfortably.
The apartment complex is gated and includes two swimming pools, a fitness room, clubhouse and tennis court.
The location is convenient to all area attractions, shopping and restaurants. Located minutes away from Disney World theme parks, Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure and Sea World.
For the older crowd, popular nightlife areas are also convenient to the condo including Universal Studios City Walk, Downtown Disney, Kissimmee Main Street and the restaurants and nightclubs of Orlando.
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whats so special about friday? why always friday?
I'll be in tomorrow (barring unforeseen circumstances). I sat out earnings as I always do. Would love to have made the $$$ but not worth the risk to me. But I suspect this is a game changer. If this were GOOG it would be above $1000 but there is far less forgiveness for AAPL. Accordingly, the move is all the more spectacular.
I commend everyone who stood by Apple in bad times!! If they can do good in such a bad quarter for tech then with new iphone coming out I can see stock hitting $600 by year-end.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
I commend them to but I'm not one of them. I trade the stock or its derivatives frequently and am an Apple aficionado but I'm in this to make money. I love AAPL but we have no personal relationship - strictly business.
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This morning Dionne Warwick and Anthony Melikhov announced that she joined the Board of Directors of Bright Future International (http://www.brightfutureinternational.com) to further support the awareness for their children's relief effort.
The founder and visionary of Bright Future International Anthony Melikhov launched the organization in 2010 to aide children hunger, protection of children youth and women refugees. Bright Future has also created an international alliance of teachers and educators aims to help children who find themselves in difficult situations. The organization also has programs designed to give children from low-income homes, single parent families, foster families, physical challenges, and below-standard environments a chance for successful socialization and personal growth.
Since the beginning, Bright Future International has hand picked people to help broaden the awareness for his organizations causes by spending the time to insure that each person is as sincere about the issues as he is. The impact of Bright Future International has been measured by its ability to help but it is now leveraging an initiative that will build a robust global media network to aggregate the message of its alliances worldwide.
During the time that Anthony Melikhov and Dionne spent together they devised a game plan that included Music, special events and international media campaigns. Dionne Warwick has toured the world for over 50 years performing in front if children teens and dignitaries. She has touch the corners of music and pop cultures. Companies have leveraged her talent to increase sales of records. "At 72 years old (on 12/12/12) Dionne, has looked at The Game plan that Anthony and her son Damon Elliott who has also recently joined the Board if Directors, as a way to give back to her own vision and give under served children a chance by letting others know that they can help by contributing to the cause," says Richard Victor Mahee, Mahvrick.
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I've said many times, I'm a blessed and lucky guy to have Michele in my life.
We recently celebrated our 24th year together…and I wanted to get her a unique anniversary card…..so I made my own.
Love you Michele….
I've said many times, I'm a blessed and lucky guy to have Michele in my life.
We recently celebrated our 24th year together…and I wanted to get her a unique anniversary card…..so I made my own.
Love you Michele….
Running Has Helped My Weight Control.
Contrary to a published report on the HuffingtonPost, (Sorry but I have a hard time taking anything with the name Huffington seriously) on running and weight-loss, I do believe running is idea for weight control and in fact I offer my 5 ways running has helped me lose my unwanted pounds.
1. The Long Run. During a typical long run (15+ miles) I'll burn anywhere between 1,500 and 2,000+ calories. I average two long runs per month. I don't care who Huffington is…that equals weight-loss. Now you have to be smart about it…you can eat your way through your long run with just one visit to whopperland, but if you stick to a sensible diet, sensible portions and work on getting in your long runs…you will lose weight.
2. I no longer view food as entertainment. Since changing my view of myself as a runner, (Ultra-marathoner) to an athlete I now see food as a source of fuel and recovery. I need fuel to power the machine and heal the body. In the past a cup cake was a good snack…or a whole meal, today I balance what I eat to build a fuel supply for my next run/race or recovery from a hard work out. And when I've been a really good Ultra-runner…I sneak in a cup cake here, an Oreo there. You got to enjoy life some.
3. I eat better. Gone are the days of living off Pizza, Pop Tarts, Fritos and full strength Pepsi. Today I balance my meals for nutrient. Being a picky eater most of my life, I resisted the attempts of others to get me to try food that was "good for me." Today the runner side of me has opened my world to a wider choice of things to eat. I've tried new foods, new dishes, new styles of food, just because they were a good food source for an athlete.
4. I don't just run, I train. I hate to admit it, but I do just run…I don't lift weights or do cross-fit or work on core. I want to, but my life style is so limited on free time that when I have "the time," I Run. But I "train" while I run, if you run at the same pace, same distance every day, day in and day out, your body will get used to the effort your putting out and your weight loss will become stagnant. I vary my run, and my training. I run long on the weekends, and my week day runs are a mixture of speed, hills, tempo and recovery. I also vary the distances I run, 15+ on weekends, double digit at least once during the week and maybe twice if I have the time and solid 7+ miles the rest of the week. I average 5 to 6 days a week, covering 50 to 60 miles. I also vary the training pace of my run. Some days are fast, some days are slow…but normally every day I'm finishing at a pace faster than when I started.
5. The Competitive Edge. My body is no longer just a vehicle that drags me around from place to place…it is now my weapon of choice to prove I still have it. I've really focused over the last six months and lost 20 pounds. I feel so much lighter during my training and especially on race day. When I get on a scale it is not just to monitor my love handles, it is to check on the status of my racing machine.
Now I'm no fitness expert, I do not have a medical degree, I'm not professionally trained, I have stayed at many Holidays Inns, but I'm not a running expert.
(The Fat Face of Brian)
I can only tell you what has worked for me. And that is Running, Endurance type running has helped me maintain my weight over the last 15 years. I've had some up and down times over these years. I have the type of metabolism that as soon as I stop running my weight control goes out the window and my eating habits go with it. When I'm running my weight/eating habits are balanced. And over the last year of focusing on Ultra-Running…I have really noticed a difference in my weight, my eating habits and my running performance.
(The Ultra Face of Brian,
with my Honey)
It works for me!
Why do you do it? Is it hard? Can I do it? Does it hurt?
Over the last 14 years I've been asked a lot of questions about running in general and specifically about my running. Recently on a training run in Pocahontas State Park, with my GoPro filming, I thought I would answer the top five questions I'm asked about my running.
NOTE: Struggling a bit with Youtube upload quality….pls bear with me.
2. How far, how often, and how fast do you run?
3. Is running bad for your knees?
4. Who was your favorite running partner and who would you like to run with?
5. Where do I see my running taking me?
Thank you so much for watching my first video blog entry. If you have the time please subscribe to my video channel on YouTube.com. I've got a lot to learn about video editing…and as always THANK YOU for following my Blog and my Running!
Spring 100 or March Marathon Madness
Planning a race calendar is a difficult task to accomplish. There are many variables to consider, such as: family plans, available income, vacation days, work and finally de-conflicting the race dates themselves. Last year I ran my first 100 miler at the Umstead 100 Endurance Race. Since then I've wanted to run another 100. But when?
I first considered running another 100 towards the end of 2014, for all of the above reasons, that did not workout. The remaining months of 2014 zinged by so fast and we had other events planned, family vacations, work and other races. I could not find the time to stuff in another 100, so I set my sights on a spring 100. Then some where along the line I came up with the idea for "March Marathon Madness." What is this March Madness I speak of? Four Marathons in Four Weeks and the Monument 10k.
Now I stuck between do I run the Madness or a Spring 100. With all my other life commitments, the targeted 100 and the marathons are now conflicting?
So the question is…should I run:
The Graveyard 100 on March 7th or
The Umstead Trail Marathon, The One City Marathon, Shamrock Marathon and The Reston Marathon? (this would include running Monument Ave 10k the day before).
Other must do races are:
3rd, Brian's Friends 10, 20, 30, 40 or 50 Miler at Noland Trail
28th, http://www.sportsbackers.org/events/monument-ave-10k/
25-26th, VA 24 Hour Run for Cancer
Jun, family vacation month???
Wow, making these "adult" decisions is tough. What would you do?
Have I mentioned I hate "Falling Back" during Day Light Saving Time.
To me "Falling Back" means the days are getting shorter and the temperature is dropping.
During this time of year, the most difficult part of our run maybe getting out the front door. We're losing daylight and the warmth of the sun at the same time.
To combat the effects of losing daylight it's important to have some type of lighting equipment handy. Whether it be an old fashion hand held flash light or a high-tech head mounted LED lighting rig. If you can't see where you're going…you're going to get hurt. To keep safe during night time running, I've tried many forms of lighting equipment. What I have found works best is something very bright and easy to hold on to.
To see where you're going…The lumen is a measure of the total "amount" of visible light emitted by a source. I selected a light source with the highest lumen rating that was easy and light enough to hold in my hand. For years I ran with a small hand held flash light. This worked great as it allowed me to direct the light beam in the direction I wanted. This versatility made it convenient to see around me and also serve as a headlight/taillight depending on where the oncoming traffic was approaching from. Two years ago I found a small hand held with an ultra-bright 145 lumens worth of light. Recently I have been using Knuckle Lights which work great and are very bright. You can read my review on this product here.
To defend against old man winter and the declining temperatures which surly will accompany you need to dress warm. Dressing warm depends on having the right gear available and knowing how to use it, cause face it, if I get cold….the training run is going to get shorter. To ensure I get out on the coldest of days, and to make sure I put in the required miles, I have put together a nice selection of winter running clothing and accessories.
To keep warm it's important to keep your core temperature stable but maybe more important are your hands and for me, my ears. I hate cold hands and it's what temps me to stay inside on those really cold days. How do I combat that? I ensure my winter running kit has a number of warm gloves/mitten available. If the temperature is on the cold side I don a pair of gloves. If it is really cold, two pairs…down right artic then I'll slip on a pair of mitten over my gloves. My ears are another part of my anatomy that must be kept warm or I'll find myself on the inside looking out. What works great for keeping me warm upstairs, a buff for the neck, headband with earmuffs and a nice fleece cap, again layering as needed. Other accessories to keep old man winter a bay: fleece top, arm warmers, long pants, leggings and good quality socks.
No matter the distance or speed everybody needs to keep warm during your winter running routine. So remember, as the temperature drops, your miles don't have to.
Don't take my word for it, check out these other winter running sites.
My next big running challenge is the JFK 50 mile endurance run, in the ultra running world this race is the granddaddy of all 50 mile races. If your new to the race here is some history.
From the organizers website: The JFK 50 Mile was first held in the spring of 1963. It was one of numerous such 50 mile events held around the country as part of President John F. Kennedy's push to bring the country back to physical fitness.
When Kennedy was assassinated in November of 1963, most of these events were never held again. The one in Washington County, MD changed it's name from the JFK 50 Mile Challenge to the JFK 50 Mile Memorial in 1964. The JFK 50 Mile in Washington County, MD is the only original JFK 50 Mile Challenge event to be held every year since.
This will be my first running of the JFK 50, being a retired military member this race comes to me as a calling to celebrate the military, our country and my ultra running. As the days count down to race day, I'll use this page on my blog to review all parts of my JFK 50 race plan.
The Race Course: The JFK 50 mile course is a point-to-point "horse-shoe" configuration starting from U.S. Alternate 40 adjacent to the Boonsboro Educational Complex in downtown Boonsboro, Maryland and finishing at Springfield Middle School in Williamsport, Maryland.
The JFK 50 is in my mind two races in one, The Appalachian Trail section (approx. 15 miles) and the C & O canal path (approx 35 miles). For me this will be my first real "mountain" race with any elevation to deal with. Around mile 5 the course sets off on a 1,200ft climb, topping out a 1700ft. Exiting the AT the remainder of the race is very flat run along the C & O canal.
(Map and more info can be see here)
Watch my Twitter timeline and this blog for updates, where I'll discus the following subjects and more.
My Goals: I've had the hardest time conjuring up goals for this race. My #1 goal is to finish alive and uninjured. And some of the stories about the AT have me wondering about that. I've run a number of Ultras (13 to be exact), including a sub 23 hour 100 at Umstead, 13 Marathons (1 sub 4 hour finish) and 50 other races. I'm coming off my last long run before JFK, a personal best 20 miler at 2 hours 42 minutes and 56 seconds. And I might just be in the best shape of my running career. BUT (pausing for effect and a silent prayer) I've never run on the AT and have no idea what I'm getting myself into with that section.
(Goal is to bring home my version of the JFK 50 Medal)
Saying all that and after consulting with a number of friends whom have run this event, whom know my running style, taking past finishes and judging against my current fitness. My goals for the JFK 50 are (drum roll PLS). As stated above to finish unbroken, a sub 10 hour finish or sub 11 hour. (And the crowd goes wild and some laugh with delight).
My Fueling and Hydration Plan:
The JFK 50 course has plenty of fully stocked aid stations (14), approx. every 4 miles and some only 2 miles apart. I've never run this race but from what I can gain from comments and race reports it appears that there will be no lack of food/hydration support. From the official web site: "Provisions at these stations will include: colas, Gatorade, water, sandwiches, salted items, sweet items, energy gels, energy bars and basic first aid supplies." Saying that I'll stick with my plan of carrying a water bottle and snacks just in case. I plan to run this race with my Ultimate Direction "AK" race vest and hand held Nathan 20oz water bottle.
(Graveyard 100k setup…I will go out much like this for JFK 50)
Instead of carrying two water bottles in the front pockets of the race vest, I'll stash some gels, snacks and painkillers in these easy to access pockets. I'll also carry a small digital camera and headlamp. In the rear compartment I'll stow some additional outer layer garments just in case it gets cold or wet. With a shorter distance between aid stations I'll stick with my tried and true plan of hand carrying a water bottle on races longer than a half marathon. I'll simply refill my bottle when needed to ensure I can make the next stop.
Part of what sets longer races aside from a marathon is that most runners can complete a marathon on a few cups of water and a GU or two. During a long run like 50 miles, you'll have to hydrate/refuel more extensively as you race. What has worked well for me over the years is to drink/eat something light at every stop, as well as hitting a GU at 6 mile intervals. I stress the importance of eating light. Your muscles still have work to do, you can't over tax your system by processing the gut bomb you've unloaded on yourself. I've learned it is important to maintain your energy level and fuel supply before you get into a deficient. Think of it like your checkbook, once that first check is bounced…it's hard to recover while paying the overdraft fees.
My Pacing Plan: To be honest, I'm not sure what my per mile pace will be for the AT section. I'm going to take that portion of this race by feel, my goal is to get off the AT between 2:45 and 3:00 hours. Then run/fast walk a solid 12:00 minute per mile on the canal section to get in under 10 hours. I can fast walk a 14:30/15:00 per mile pace. I'll mix in ten minutes of running at around a 9:30/10:00 pace and two minutes fast walking. This combination worked well at the Graveyard 100k last spring. My goal is to have some fight left in me for the final half marathon where I can attack the course and the clock.
UPDATE: My Race Gear: Starting early Saturday morning and ending 10 hours later, I hope to make one transition from cold weather gear to my race gear. Just in case I'll have a few add on items carried in my race vest in-case the weather turns bad/cold.
From head to toe…
Nike black beanie
Sun glasses
Nike gray ear warmer (optional use as neck cover)*
Nike balaclava*
Nike running jacket*
Trash bag as a disposable windbreaker*
Blue fleece top*
Tech long sleeve race shirt x 2
Nike Fleece running gloves x 2
UD Ultra "AK" race vest (one 20oz bottle w/Lemon Gatoraid mixed with a Tri-berry GU)
*additional long sleeve shirt, beanie, gloves, trash bag in case the weather turns
Garmin 201 GPS
Nathan hand held 20oz bottle
Race ready long distance shorts
CW-X men's stabilyx tights
Dirty Girlz, Puppy paw print gaiters
Injinji toe Socks
Nike Air Pegasus
* morning/cold weather use
Food and Miscellaneous
GU Energy Labs Tri-Berry Power Gels
Hammer Nutrition Endurolytes
Knuckle lights and hand held flash light
GoPro Hero 3+ Black with hand held mount
Blue Moon Wicked 10k – Longest Touchdown Run Ever
Sometimes we run for time.
Sometimes we run for a goal.
Sometimes we run for the win…
And some times we run the LONGEST TOUCHDOWN RUN EVER!
The 2014 edition of the Wicked 10k started with Michele and I working as race ambassadors for J and A Racing.
We opened the expo on Friday morning and by the time our shift was over we met a ton of great people in the running community. We met older runners, young runners, couples, singles and runners of all shapes and sizes. This experience proved again that the running community represents all of us.
The Wicked is a 10k race disguised as big Halloween costume party, if I had to guess I would say 90% of all the runners dressed up. The range of costumes varied from the simple to the "out of this world" how did they think up that.
|Start of Wicked 10k
|Meeting some interesting people
The great thing about a Halloween themed race is no matter if you're the passer or the one being passed, you never know who you'll come cross next.
|Zombie Zone
|Photo bombing my own videos
The Virginia Beach boardwalk is an outstanding backdrop for this race and the weather conditions for this edition were perfect. Running the last mile of this race provides a great finishing experience. Instead of running for a time, it was fun to interact with the other runners, the very supportive and decked out crowds.
|Running the boardwalk
|Longest touchdown run ever
Crossing the finish line I was a bit disappointed, the fun was over, the race was over…and the longest touchdown run ever was complete.
After some hard fought miles I was finally running alone. The sound of the starter's gun is still ringing in my ears and the race has really just begun. All the work, all the missed social engagements and all those lonely hours on the road was paying off. Battling two would be challengers for the better part of the race. I was finally in the lead of my home town race the Brownstown 5k. This race was just like any other run-of-the-mill 5k, but to me, it was unlike any other. At this race last year I failed. My body let me down. I burned out with the intensity of a solar flare. And this was the race I always wanted to win. Today not only was I in the lead but I was also pulling away. At the two mile marker the majority of the pack was left behind and by two and a half miles I finally separated myself from my two lone rivals. Out in front the open road was my only companion.
I had never noticed how quiet racing could be. Normally in the middle of the pack, there's always noise. There is always distractions. The sound of breathing surrounds you. The rhythmic sound of countless pairs of running shoes impacting and griping the pavement runs along with you. And the nervous chatter as competitors talk amongst themselves encircles you. But up front, alone, and in the lead it's quiet. The only sounds are those of my lungs filling with oxygen and exhaling. The sound of my shoes hitting the running surface and propelling me forward. And lastly the absence of sound as my inner voice encourages me. Compared to being sandwiched in the middle of the field it's so peaceful running in the lead.
Running up front is different, then running in the middle of the pack. Up front you set the tempo. If you're trying to win the race as I am today, you set a pace just a bit faster than everyone else. Leading the race means you get to see everything first, guiding the field behind you along the course. Running with the lead also means you have to make sure you follow all the correct twists and turns along the race course. Whereas in the pack you can safely play "follow the leader." Up front you have to motivate yourself, push yourself and challenge yourself when there's no one in front for you to chase. And today at this point in the race, the field was far enough behind me that no one was pushing from behind.
But what is THAT? As I glanced down to monitor my footfall a shadow appeared at my feet. At first it caught me off guard, was it a tree, or an animal, some kind of creature approaching me from behind? After further study the shape of this intruder registered in my brain. The shadow was a head of an approaching competitor running me down from behind. All my senses heighten, the hair on the back of my neck stood up, and my skin became electric. My sense of hearing picked up on a sound, the soft cadence of someone approaching from behind. My heart rate quickens, and my nerves are rattled. I looked down once again and now even clearer, projected from behind, the looming silhouette of a runner. And this stranger was growing larger.
Now I'm sure, the shadow, the evil figure attempting to steal my victory was running at a pace that will surly over take me. My brain fires off signals that call for my accelerated heart rate and over juiced adrenaline to kick it up to a higher gear. My stride reaches out, my leg turn over quickens and the road beneath me speeds by ever faster. And yet the dark threat continues to loom and grows even larger. Now I can clearly see the shadow of the head and shoulders of the silent figure behind me. My flight or fight instincts kick in and now without even transmitting the thoughts my arm swing widens and my legs drive forward. I Pass a sign telling me I have less than two tenths of a mile left of this 5k. I vow that I will not let this menace who lives in the dark, who steals from behind, creep up and capture my day.
My eyes are fixed on the prize. Like a young boy hiding his head under the covers hoping that the monster just goes away; if I stop looking maybe the shadow will go away. But will power fails and curiosity forces me to look, in horror I see nearly a complete torso. In fear and panic I lean forward attempting to pull away from the ghost behind me. My foot strike quickens more. My heart is pounding. My lungs are on fire. I've got nothing left to give and the shadow grows larger still. Only 50 yards to go, and I'm in a dead sprint, my brain is lost, my body is maxed out and I'm almost home yet the pursuer gains an advantage with every effort I give to counter his attack. The finishers tape is just ahead, ten yards then five yards. I'm doing everything to pull ahead to keep the hunter at bay…and with a last push to the finish, I come home the winner.
I'm spent. I'm done. I've given everything I have and I've finished. The race is mine. I have won. Yet I wonder who nearly caught me, as I stumbled down the finishers chute collapsing into the arms of a volunteer, I ask, "who came in second?" With a mystified stare the young girl tells me, "no one, you've won the race and left the field in the dust." "But who was behind me, who was I fighting off? WHO?" I ask, "Came in second?" The girl a bit confused tells me again, "Sir, no one, second place has not finished yet." "But I saw his shadow, I saw a shadow of an approaching runner coming from behind, I fought him off for nearly half a mile where did that runner go?" The young volunteer looks at me, and smiles. "Sir, that shadow was you."
For most of us mere mortals running does not come easy, in fact running is painful and it takes dedication. Some of the lucky ones (not me) make it look easy but even after 14 years of hitting the open roads…I still find it hard to get out the door some days.
This guest post is offered up by my Pastor, Rob Shepherd. Rob is a great pastor, author, blogger (because of his blog I started mine), superhero dad and a Reluctant Runner.
"THE Reluctant Runner" by Rob Shepherd.
You can follow Rob on Twitter
You can check out his blog
And you can visit his church
Thanks Rob for being my guest….


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Rare Earth Minerals buys more more Bacanora and optimising pit design
Rare Earth Minerals (AIM: REM) has told DirectorsTalk that it has appointed SRK Exploration Services Ltd., to asses strategic options in the development of REM's 30% direct interest in the Fleur – El Sauz and Megalit Joint Ventures and are currently reviewing the geological model for mineralisation that can potentially be accessed by open pit for JV#1, as reported in the Bacanora Minerals Limited NI 43-101 report published on 24 June 2014.
REM is also pleased to announce that it has increased its shareholding in its joint venture partner in the Sonora Lithium Project in Mexico, Bacanora, from 11.29% to 12%, through further market purchases totalling £313,500.
This interest, when aggregated with REM's 30% direct interest in the JV#1 and the 30% direct interest JV#2, results in a total economic interest in each of these joint ventures of approximately 38.4%.
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PhotoShelter Inc. Launches The PhotoShelter Collection
New York, NY -- November 15, 2007 –– PhotoShelter is pleased to announce that it has begun transacting image sales on The PhotoShelter Collection, the first online marketplace to provide the benefits of a commercial agency and a wholly transparent sales system to pro, amateur and hobbyist photographers alike. The PhotoShelter Collection will now offer image buyers access to the widest and most eclectic array of commercial imagery that is quality-sorted, keyworded, priced, licensed and ready for instant purchasing.
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Since an initial launch to photographers on September 15, over 5,000 photographers have uploaded more than 225,000 images to The PhotoShelter Collection in the first eight weeks. "The overwhelming response from photographers in support of The PhotoShelter Collection is a clear signal of the shift from mega agencies to an open platform for creatives," said Allen Murabayashi, CEO of PhotoShelter. "We're very excited to show image buyers what the world looks like through the eyes of what will surely become the most diverse group of contributors, both amateur and pro, in the stock photography space."
Beyond offering an unprecedented catalogue of user-contributed images, The PhotoShelter Collection has taken several steps toward simplifying the purchasing process. All photos sold through The PhotoShelter Collection are intelligently keyworded and searchable by both aesthetic and quality, helping the buyer target images by content as well as stylistic genre. Every image displayed is available as a high-res comp download and priced for immediate licensing (either as royalty-free or rights-managed), enabling the buyer to procure images with a credit card or corporate account – and without negotiating directly with photographers. The PhotoShelter staff of photo editors also constantly culls through The PhotoShelter Collection for trends and emerging talent as part of the monthly 'Showroom' online exhibit.
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The Owatonna City Council has approved a deer bow hunt for the city November 1 - December 14 in some wooded parks. The registration deadline is September 11.
The Owatonna City Council has approved a deer bow hunt for the city November 1 - December 14 in some wooded parks. The registration deadline is September 11.
OHS soccer edged Mankato East by a single goal in boys and girls play. Local volleyball teams were out in full force on the opening day of school as well.
Trey Hoppe with an 8-yd TD rush, NRHEG up 12-0
Tracy to Tollefson again, this time for 66-yards! NRHEG up 18-6
Tracy to Tollefson for the third time! NRHEG up 26-6
Nick Bartness with a 62-yd TD rush and the rout is on
Football coaches from OHS, BP, NRHEG, Medford and Triton talk about their opening week games.
For the second straight night teams played football in the rain. BP & NRHEG won. Medford lost.A number of games around southern Minnesota were postponed to Saturday.
Owatonna High School graduate Andrew Stelter (#99) made his University of Minnesota football debut in the Gophers 42-20 victory over Eastern Illinois on Thursday.
OHS football opened with a 14-6 win at Winona in a steady rain. Huskies soccer squared off with Century (tie & a loss) and the girls swimmers won at Red Wing.
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The 2014 high school football season is about to begin locally with two games tomorrow and three more on Friday. It's a transitional year in many ways as the state champion Owatonna Huskies undergo a roster shuffle, the Blooming Prairie Awesome Blossoms enter a season of destiny, the New Richland-Hartland-Ellendale-Geneva Panthers face high expectations, the Triton Cobras unveil a new artificial turf field, and the Medford Tigers could be a Section favorite
OHS girls tennis lost to #3 ranked Mayo on Tuesday. Huskies cross country finished 3rd at Austin. Plenty of local volleyball too. See the scoreboard!
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Gophers Tripped Up in OT at Indiana
Jan. 19, 2014
The Minnesota (12-7, 1-4) women's basketball team got a combined 54 points from Rachel Banham and Amanda Zahui B., but it was not enough as the Gophers lost their second-straight overtime contest, 83-78, at Indiana (15-3, 2-3) Sunday afternoon in Bloomington, Ind.
Banham notched 29 points, seven assists and five rebounds in the losing effort, while Zahui added 25 points, which included 20 after the half, seven rebounds and five blocks. Kayla Hirt also scored in double-figures for the Maroon and Gold, as she finished with 14 points and four rebounds. Sari Noga was the team-leader with eight total rebounds.
Minnesota outshot Indiana, .467-.380, but lost the battle on the boards, 48-37. The Hoosiers were able to grab 20 offensive rebounds in the game, which led to 20 second-chance points for the home team.
The Gophers entered halftime with a 39-37 advantage following a first half that saw 11 lead changes. Each team led by as many as five points though the first 20 minutes of play with the Gophers taking their five-point lead with just 23 seconds remaining on the clock. But, a three-pointer by Indiana's Larryn Brooks with 1 second to play cut the Gophers' advantage to two points at the break.
Banham finished the opening stanza with 16 points on 6-of-9 shooting from the floor, while Hirt concluded the half just two points off of her career-high with 14 points on 7-of-11 shooting from the field. Riche paced Minnesota with five rebounds, while Zahui added four boards.
Minnesota notched a .500 (17-34) field goal percentage in the first half and outrebounded the Hoosiers, 20-16.
Indiana opened up the second half on a 23-11 run to take its largest lead of the contest, 60-50, with 8:48 to play in the contest. The Gophers slowly made their way back into the game before finally taking the lead back, 69-68, at 1:12 on a layup from Zahui which capped a 19-8 run by the Maroon and Gold. The Hoosiers retook the lead with a layup at the 1:01 mark and Banham tied the game 70-70 with a free throw. Indiana had two chances to close out the game under their basket, but couldn't capitalize and the Gophers headed into overtime for the second-straight contest.
The two teams battled back and forth though the majority of overtime, but pair of three-pointers from the Hoosiers, including one with 53 seconds to play, were too much for Minnesota to overcome. The Gophers had a chance to tie the game late in OT, but couldn't get it to fall.
Minnesota returns to Williams Arena Thursday, Jan. 23 for an 8:00 p.m. contest against Wisconsin on BTN.
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Facebook has partnered with Mobile Interactive Group (MIG), the mobile technology agency, to allow users to vote in TV talent shows using Facebook Credits.
MIG: launched its interactive Broadcast Platform in January for Sky's Got to Dance
Facebook has integrated MIG's Interactive Broadcast Platform (IBP), to enable viewers to purchase votes from a TV show's Facebook page and cast votes in real-time.
The platform is available across a range of smartphone apps stores, and on the mobile and traditional web.
It provides broadcasters with a feed of voting statistics, enabling them to audit and collect votes securely, within a voting window. It will be available at varying price points, depending on broadcasters' requirements and can be managed by MIG or through a software development kit.
Rob Weisz, commercial director at MIG, said: "The integration with Facebook Credits provides a fully compliant and secure way for broadcasters and production companies to deliver interactivity into a live environment, and to drive viewer engagement via new channels."
So far, no broadcasters have announced they will be using the platform, but MIG is currently in discussions with a number of broadcasters and expects to make "some significant announcements" for primetime shows in the coming months, according to Weisz.
MIG launched its interactive Broadcast Platform in January, for Sky's 'Got to Dance', and marked the return of mobile voting on TV after a three-year hiatus.
The platform was developed for votes made through mobile apps, rather than text messaging, making it more secure and reliable.
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MoCo police impersonator pulls over, robs woman
Montgomery County Police detectives say they're trying to track down a person who is allegedly impersonating a county cop after a suspect robbed a woman while driving in Silver Spring on Wednesday.21 Comments
PGPD: Lexus of 'carjacking victim' found on fire before carjacking
A man who told police he was assaulted and carjacked by three men in hoodies in College Park has been charged with giving police a false statement. His 2008 Lexus was found on fire 45 minutes before the alleged carjacking.20 Comments
Jury reaches verdict in Michael Gardner trial
Jurors reached a verdict Wednesday in the trial of former chairman of the Falls Church Democratic Committee for allegedly sexually abusing girls.8 Comments
Police: Rodent, not baby, found in NE trash bin
Earlier reports of a baby found in a Northeast trash bin are unfounded as D.C. police are now saying it was a rodent, not a child.11 Comments
Woman arrested in U.Md. hit and run
University of Maryland Police officials say that 19-year-old Briana Fuentez of Hyattsville was charged with fleeing the scene of an accident after she allegedly struck a male student on campus.5 Comments
Police step up search for Potomac 'crash robbery' suspects
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Former Democratic official testifies he never touched girls
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Bouncer allegedly beats patron at College Park bar
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The Hub Peterborough offers affordable accommodation, just 1 mile from the shops and amenities of the city centre.
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Attractive building and good breakfast Would be a good place to stay if you want to drink and dance til the early hours
Loud music continues to 2pm and the last revellers did not leave until 2.45. Our room was above an exit so very very noisy. Breakfast finished at 9 on Sunday - too early given how late most of the guests would have got to sleep.
Nice clean comfortable room
The noise from the music downstairs was to loud, even with earplugs I could hear it and that was on a Sunday night.
Very friendly staff, nice atmosphere
Don't have room 1. I didn't sleep as there was a constant noise from the room below. Wasn't noise from people but equipment. Spoilt what wood have been a good stay, (I need my sleep)
The Olde Griffin is just what the title says. It's a very quaint old English pub with accommodation. The staff are very helpful, polite and obliging.If i ever find i need a stopover in March again then it's here i'll try first.
Sadly the only negative i could find was that my stopover was on a Friday night. My room was located next to the main car park in the town, which wasn't a problem until early Saturday morning when the local market set up at 6am. Other than that there are No negatives.
friendliness of the staff good restaurant cleanliness of rooms cleanliness of the restaurant
parking facilities were poor because the hotel is also a local public house people coming to drink there filled the car park in the evening making it difficult for guests to park fire alarm going off at 02:40 am because of a fault waking all the guests
Excellent location with a short walking distance to the train station
cozy hotel cozy room great food fab staff
Great staff great breakfast lovely stay
The food is good
I wasn't told at time of booking the bar turns into a nightclub at 10pm and the disco carries on til 2am
the staff were great,breakfast waitress was very very good.
Room were to warm could do with a window that opened.
Have stayed at the Griff many times and will always do so providing it is not full!! Food is of a good enough varied standard and price, similarly the choice of real ales. Will return again as always.
Good location
Bathroom door handle and lock did not work
We found the staff welcoming and had nice atmosphere. Food freshly cooked and very nice. The hotel was clean, good location in centre of town with parking facilities. The bed was comfortable and was able to get a good nights sleep once disco had finished.
Windows didn't close properly to shut out the noise from the beer garden of an evening which can get very loud however earplugs are provided.
breakfast was good..friendly staff..
Staff very helpful, nice decor and good atmosphere.
The bed was not a double as booked. The noise did not subside until 2.30 am and then woken at six by street cleaners followed by town clock chimes
Friendly staff, decent-sized room with a fair amount of tea, coffee, etc. to hand, plus the inclusion of free ear-plugs to accommodate for nights when there is karaoke (and typical Friday/Saturday night activity). Breakfast has a reasonable choice of options, and location provides relatively easy access to surrounding towns and cities.
Access to rooms is restricted to the door key only - despite the presence of security doors and accompanying card swipe systems, these do not seem to be in operation, resulting in general access to the hotel area of the property.
value for money, good breakfast. very pleased they informed us about disco on till 2am. they do provide earplugs. lovely village.
be prepared to stay up late if staying on saturdays.
Great location to stay if you are SkyDiving. Nice room, comfy bed and buzzing.
Can get a bit noisy on a Friday night as it is a busy bar and the early morning Saturday market
It's clear that money has been well spent on this hotel. It's always a pleasure to stay. This was my 3rd stay. I'll definitely come back again.
Lovely room with great facilities. I was made to feel welcome.
Breakfast was adequate but could have improved with more choice. I had my breakfast after several others and the supplies hadn't been topped up. I asked for brown toast and was told there was only white!
Location was good.
The bed with the bedbugs!!! Old windows impossible to close. Noisy pub guests up to 1 am. No rest whatsoever.
Loved the location, walked every morning after breakfast down along the river nene. I would recommend this hotel for its cleanliness and the staff are very friendly especially Liz who serves breakfast.We had a lovely stay.
Nice atmosphere friendly staff pleasant all round stay definitely recommend to anyone
Staff were fab service was amazing and was just ideal for our visit
This was our second stay at the Griffin; whilst visiting family in March. We had a very friendly welcome to the newly refurbished hotel. Our room was huge and spotlessly clean (room no.1), we found everything more than adequate for our overnight stay.
In retrospect we would have preferred a room at the back, away from the road. We couldn't get WiFi in our room!
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Formed by two Portland natives, a transplant from southern Oregon and a British expat, Fault Lines is one of the most distinctive bands to hit the city's music scene in recent years. Their punchy garage-pop is reminiscent of Portland predecessors Sleater-Kinney and Sweden's Hives, with traces of Jack White and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
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"One day I went to Mississippi Studios and the opening band came out and blew my mind. I forced a mutual friend to introduce me and then forced the band to record an album with me. I love how it came out." - Larry Crane, Tape Op Magazine
Fault Lines will be playing a limited number of shows throughout the Northwest in advance of their official Tapes and Wires release party, scheduled for June 28, 2013 at the Doug Fir Lounge in Portland, Oregon. Stay tuned at wearefaultlines.com.
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Okay, folks, have to apologize for the late Saturday update. It was moving day today and I'm fucking exhausted. Gonna start with the news right away and I'm working on a review, which is going to go up in a few minutes. Incidentally, I have to add that this new apartment I'm moving into looks like it was decorated by the Joker...
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