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Coach Matters 2013 Summer Edition
21 AugCricket Scotland's Coach Development Team have launched the latest version of Coach Matters, the coaching newsletter.
The Cricket Development Trust (Scotland) Ltd.
21 AugThe Cricket Development Trust (Scotland) Ltd, formerly the Cricket Scotland Development Trust, has changed it's name and launched a new website.
Grange win Murgitroyd T20 Finals Day
19 AugDumfries met Grange in the first semi-final of the day, while Aberdeenshire took on Drumpellier in the second semi-final at Shawholm on Sunday (18 August).
18 Aug
This weekend will see Poloc CC host the annual Murgitroyd T20 Finals Day with three matches to taking place this Sunday to decide the 2013 T20 Champions.
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Cricket Media preview round 12 of the 2013 CSL fixtures.
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Aberdeenshire, Drumpellier, Dumfries and Grange prepare for their Murgitroyd semi finals this Sunday (18 August)
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The 2013 Scottish U15 Cup took place at a bright but blustery Myreside on Sunday 11th August. This year saw Largo CC, Clydesdale CC, Grange CC and Forfarshire CC compete at the finals day.
12 Aug
Cricket Media round up all the latest fixtures in the CSL as the end of the season looms.
Bon Accord win Small Clubs Cup Final 2013
07 AugThe Small Clubs Cup Final was contested at Countesswells on Sunday (4 August) between St Ronald and Bon Accord.
Drama in Scottish Cup Semi-Finals
05 AugGrange took on Arbroath while Carlton hosted Clydesdale in the Scottish Cup semi-finals on Sunday (4 August)

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text: Elizabeth (Liz) Allen is an associate in the Chicago office of Mayer Brown. She is a member of the Business & Technology Sourcing practice and the Corporate & Securities practice. During law school, Liz served as the Google Policy fellow at the Future of Music Coalition in Washington, where she focused on issues relating to copyright and privacy law. She also worked as a legal intern at the Center for Democracy and Technology in Washington and as a clerk for the US District Court for the Western District of Michigan. Liz was the Managing Editor of the Michigan Telecommunications and Technology Law Review, and in addition to her law degree, earned a Master of Science in Information from the University of Michigan School of Information.


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Please forgive my lazy drunken self... I even searched though the thread for "yeast" but couldnt find if anyone had done experiments with this recipe to find if one yeast works better than another. If I'm gonna wait for 2 years I'd really like to have the best possible results ;] If nobody has done this maybe ill do a split batch for science.
The only thing worse than dumping beer is serving beer you should have dumped.
Happy fermenting in your new glass carboy. Now get that banana wine going and get it in there. Better Bottles work fine too. The PETG is very inert.
Thanks! The PET bottles are still ⅔ the price of glass so may as well go with glass overall. On another topic, YEAST. I have Gervins GV10, GV5 & Lalvin EC-1118, whaddya reckon?
My plan was always Lalvin EC-1118 or Red Star Premier Cuvee (Prise de Mousse). All the best!
I now have 5 Gal bubbling away nicely in my new Carboy (using EC-1118) and a further 1 Gal in a 1 Gal Demijohn for topping up etc. It is clearing very nicely, I used 1kg muscavado sugar and the clearing wine is a Rosé colour. A couple of accidental gluts yesterday when siphoning from the ale pails and it tastes good.


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Ray Harryhausen, Stop-Motion Pioneer Whose Work Inspired Star Wars, Dead at 92
- Tuesday May 7, 2013
Legendary visual effects artist Ray Harryhausen passed away today in London at the age of 92.
Legendary visual effects artist Ray Harryhausen passed away today in London at the age of 92.
Indie pop musician Nightlands talks about how science-fiction literature influences the way he makes music.
Ah, time travel stories. They all seem so varied; yet they really fall into two simple categories. But Looper is a genre-defying exception… and here's a visualization of its timeline [warning: spoiler alerts!].
Read our complete interview with Ursula K. Le Guin, in which she gives warnings to new writers, discusses some of her best-loved books, and shares her memories of Philip K. Dick and Ray Bradbury.
Ray Bradbury was a carnival-barker poet of the human condition in all its forms — but as befits a consciousness blooming in what some historians call the Age of Science, the era's themes and curiosities inevitably shaped his work. On the following pages, Wired Science peers at some of our favorite Bradbury stories through the lens of what's now known.
With books like Fahrenheit 451 and The Martian Chronicles, sci-fi writer Ray Bradbury made a lasting mark on pop culture by taking readers to strange new worlds. And talk about changing the future: His fantastic, mind-expanding tales also shaped the storytelling of a generation of scribes who came after him. Some of science fiction and fantasy's best authors tell what the legend meant to them.
The California writer's unique outlook on life, and his amazing knack for turning genre stories into literature, turned him into one of science fiction's greatest authors (and inspired generations of new scribes).
Ray Bradbury was a man of words. Some he spoke, some he wrote, and many of them burned with a passion for big ideas and the power of language itself.
Ray Bradbury, one of the most legendary science fiction authors of the 20th century, died Tuesday night at age 91. But he left behind much more than a stack of amazing sci-fi books.
Characters on Star Trek suffer frequent misadventures on the holodeck, a room that creates advanced holograms indistinguishable from reality. But now theoretical physicists such as Brian Greene, host of the recent PBS special The Fabric of the Cosmos, are starting to wonder if every object in the universe isn't some sort of hologram. Greene talks physics and science fiction in this week's episode of the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy podcast. Hear it, or read the entire transcript, here.


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Chinese Muslims join global Islamic market
They are forging economic ties with the Muslim world at a time when interest in Islam is also growing.
Peter Ford/The christian science monitor
Yinchuan, China
Mohammed Yussuf picks up a giant onion and smiles as he admires it. The vegetable on display at a trade fair here pleases him not only because of its proportions; the onion's main virtue in his eyes is that it is halal, acceptable on Muslim dining tables.
Mr. Yussuf, a Malaysian businessman, makes a tidy profit importing halal foods from this remote corner of northwestern China. He's the type of foreign trader this Muslim region hopes to attract more of, in its bid to grab a slice of the multibillion dollar global Islamic food business.
"One-third of our population is Hui," says Ma Yingqiu, this city's deputy mayor, referring to the Muslim ethnic minority who live in the Autonomous Region of Ningxia. "They have the same habits as people in Islamic countries. They are this region's competitive advantage."
As the local government strives to forge new economic ties with Middle Eastern and other Muslim nations, citizens of this impoverished part of China bordering the Gobi Desert are rediscovering Islam. Emerging from centuries of religious isolation, Ningxia Muslims are developing "an international sense of community," says Ma Ping, head of the Institute of the Hui and Islam here.
While that might once have unnerved the Chinese government, always uneasy about divided loyalties, Ningxia's desperate economic straits – it is the country's third poorest province – have prompted a rethink, says Professor Ma.
"Stability used to be the top priority here, but now it is development," he says. "What the government wants most is money."
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Richard Kanegis
Martin Schran vastly undestated the worst case scenario
Why couldn't al Qaeda disguise themselves and Grandparents and the Grandchildren. Someone could attend and graduate from Rabbinical school or finagle a paycheck as a policeman.
Remember Robert Hanson who disgused himself as a super patriot but was a Russian spy. There is no reason al Qaeda members couldn't avoid prayer or contact with other Muslims for 20 years in order to get there version of God's kingdom upon the earth
An al Qaeda asset is it's image of being little David against gigantic Goliath, despite bin Laden 6'2″ and Bush a somewhat cowardly slightly stubby mental midget.
If they can get an attack to big to worry about image, or to pretend to be Iranian agents instead of al Qaeda, this country might resemble a fireworks display.
There are low tech ways of screwing up this country royally, but since al Qaeda might be listening none of us can mention them. After one meeting of an expert on phony terror threats, I whimpered to him privately on ways of screwing this country royally, in a low tech manner, and he said he heard it before, but I didn't get to ask why he then claimed the terror threat was bogus.
Crying wolf is helping the wolf turn this into a planet of hate including Central Africa and the Asian subcontinent.
Why did terror bombs distract from Britain's biggest peace demo, and Senator Frist unable to call for detention reform, became he was cut off by a news bulletin, during his grim Congressional report of the additional Abu Ghraib photos Congress privately viewed (that of Nick Berg being beheaded). And Moussaoui almost got himself sentenced to death so al Qaeda could re-post video of bin Laden bragging that the only for lead pilots knew of the target, the others only that they would "probably be going to heavenâ€.
After bin Laden demanded that Iraqis not vote, antiwar organizing around the theme that the war in Iraq had nothing to due with fighting terror seemed to fizzle.
We're all in great danger, but the biggest danger is confusing subsidizing al Qaeda with opposing terror.
Richard Kanegis firstname.lastname@example.com, 215-563-2866 22s22ndStApt305PhilaPA19103.
PS I love phone calls and letters but suspect we are going to be put in cyberprison where nothing selectively will work. Unless we are capable knowing each other's address and calling up if the doorbell doesn't selectively ring. Meanwhile our cable bills and email bill will be unpaid and electricity bills too, except in Philadelphia were people can line up in person with cash, and too many people claiming they paid and have an account would keep their electricity bills to stay being paid. If we don't very shortly wake up, we might as well bow down to bin Laden because he will soon be proving that evil not goodness rules the universe. The dollar will collapse from bin Laden forcing Bush to spend like crazy, and a depression worst then the last where cockroaches and rats will become delicious morsels.


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Cupcake Liner Sunflowers
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These cute Cupcake Liner Sunflowers are great for kids! Cupcake liner crafts make excellent rainy day projects and are a fun way to get kids involved in arts and crafts. These cute sunflowers would be perfect sitting in a windowsill.
- White cupcake liners (or light pastel)
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- Coffee grinds
- Small tree branch
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- Ribbon
- Have kids paint the cupcake liners with yellow acrylic paint. Let dry, paint opposite side of liner.
- Have them smear a thin layer of craft glue onto the center of the cupcake liner.
- Sprinkle coffee grinds onto the glue. Shake off excess. Let dry.
- Fold the cupcake liner 4 times to make into a pie slice shape. Have them crumple up the ends of the cupcake liner. The more crinkly it looks, the better. Have an adult hot glue the flowers onto a stick. Tie a ribbon around the end if you like!
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Kindle MatchBook will launch with books from Ray Bradbury, Michael Crichton, Blake Crouch, James Rollins, Jodi Picoult, Neil Gaiman, Marcus Sakey, Wally Lamb, Jo Nesbo, Neal Stephenson, and J.A. Jance, among others. In addition, Amazon Publishing will include all its titles in Kindle MatchBook.
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Obesity, Gut Bacteria Link Found In People Who Live In Cold Climates
Lee Rannals for redOrbit.com – Your Universe Online
People who live in colder climates have adapted to the harsher conditions by adding a gut bacteria associated with obesity.
Humans have a gut full of bacteria to help digest food and past studies have linked an increase in the proportion of bacteria from the Firmicutes group to obesity and a decrease in the proportion from the Bacteroidetes group. The research, published in the Royal Society Journal Biology Letters, says that this bacteria mix-up is also found in people who live in colder climates.
Indigenous populations have been able to adapt to colder climates by increasing their body mass, inspiring Taichi Suzuki, a PhD student from the University of California Berkeley's Integrative Biology department, for this study.
The researcher used data on gut bacteria from 1,020 healthy individuals from 23 populations around the world, which included China, Europe, Malawi, Venezuela and Africa. He looked to see if Firmicutes increased and Bacteroidetes decreased with the change in latitude.
"What I found was that human populations living in colder regions – high latitudes – have a microbial composition associated with obesity," Suzuki said in a statement. "There is a correlation between gut composition and latitude and that's pretty interesting. Microbes could be driving the body mass of animals in different climates."
While being fat is looked down upon, Suzuki says in the past it would have been seen as an attribute to help survive colder temperatures. He said that microbes helped humans adapt to cold climate by digesting food more efficiently and giving us more energy stores in the form of fat.
The PhD student studied the gut microbes of mice from North and South America to confirm this correlation. He said the same pattern can be seen in mice as he found in humans.
"Mice living in cold places are heavier and have the obese-associated microbes," explained Suzuki.
Next, Suzuki plans to transplant microbes from heavy cold-climate mice to lean warm-climate mice to see if they can induce obesity. If the microbes cause obesity, then Suzuki suggests that microbes are driving the pattern. However, if the transplant doesn't induce obesity then it could be that microbes in the heavy cold-climate mice are not causing obesity, but are a consequence of diet or genetics.
Suzuki says that his findings could one day help pharmaceutical companies developed tailored medication for obese individuals.


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Brick done - bike was crap and the road icy but hey done to HR. Crappy sleep meant HR was up this morning as I was tired.
Run & swim tomorrow (didn't swim at all last week) so will have to think about the roads. If they are still icy I may change to turbo and swim. Having to mess about with sessions due to change in circumstances
the plan is just a rough guide EP and its fine to rearrange to fit around circumstances.....
was going to get out on the bike but hubby texted that there is black ice out.......
My back is still sore so debating whether to run/ swim or go back to bed
Pixie, I juggle my Fink days around all the time to fit in with my shifts, hubby's shifts and childcare. The one bit I make a point of trying to stick to is doing the long run the day after the long bike. Otherwise, it's about getting the training hours into the week (and any extra biking I can squeeze in).
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Hmmmmmmmmmmm.............let me think......................
After 4 days of almost nothing with swollen ankle tried 30 min on turbo yesterday and no pain, so will swim and turbo today and then brick tomorrow. If the 15 min run is ok, I reckon I'll be back to full training after that ... fingers crossed
Thanks. Both of those worked with the garmin.
I hate hills
Went for a long bike ride today without really planning where I was going. Never climbed so many hills in all my life then got lost then at some point decided to go back the way I'd come and when I got to the nearest big town, took the direct route home minus 1 last mega hill which I know I'd have had to walk up.
Quite pleased now that I'm back because it was good mental practise. There was many a time when I kept saying to myself ok, just want to be home now, I could call a cab. (only I couldn't coz I didn't know where I was)
well done SS. Mind you seeing as a getting a taxi to take you and the bike may have been difficult you had to get home really! My garmin has a "get me home" featue (well the old one did so I assume this does) that re traces your steps.
30mins crappy Z2 run. HR up due to yet another restless night. Hubby has just gone onto his nightshift which always throws me (woke up at 1 having a panic attack that he'd left me and I was locked in the house - ran downstairs tried the door and everything )
Tonight I will do a zombie swim of up to 1hr depending on how alive I feel. Need to get in the pool and hope that the double will make me tired enough to sleep ahead of tomorrow's news.
Can't believe we are on week 8 already - very scary. I don't think I have a base but then what does a base feel/look like?
Need to print up the next phase of "The Plan" too!!
Today's just turned into a rest day. Can't believe how tired I am. When I was cooking dinner last night I kept thinking - well if that bike ride was Outlaw, I'd still be running a marathon now
Stay cool TEP. Sounds like the training is a good stress-reliever at the moment. Do whatever relaxes you. Good luck for your dads results.
I've thought of locking my wife out before but never locking her in.
Hi all...Bit of a noob question if you dont mind....
Outlaw will be my first full IM... did a half last year in sub 5 (tho course was bit short), and didn't follow any plan - just got out and trained the disciplines as much as I thought I needed to - with paces adapted to work hard at times and allow for recovery or other training sessions without being fatigued.
So onto IM... and with the half feeling like a long olympic - this felt like a whole different game so picked up the Fink plan. Now up till end of Dec I'd never used HR monitor, so just went on effort to judge my training. So now I've got to grips with my HR a bit and comparing it to Fink's plan - I'm clearly training very different.
98% of his plan seems to be in zone 2... all my turbo sessions are going through zones 3, 4 and 5.
I've got achilles issue at minute so just getting back into running - but I suspect my runs too will be way off zone 2.
I'm finding it very difficult to comprehend how this zone 2 is going to give me the strength and endurance to "race" the 112 miles at the pace I want.
I appreciate it uses different energy sources ... but again on the race day, I wouldnt expect to be using those fat reserves till I hit the run.
Be gratefull for any advice as to why I should be training in this zone.
Horse riding last night my little bit of sanctuary and then 1 1/4 hrs run this morning.
Got up easier than recently but then spent the first 2 miles wishing I hadn't, 3rd mile hating eveything to do with Fink and IM and the last 2 miles quite cheerful.
It's amazing how my attitude changes once the sun comes up!
Double day today so swimming afterwork tonight.
MW22..I have struggled to slow down on the run.I have a high max HR and ahigh HR and had to run 11 min miling to keep my Hr low...................but was suprised that I got a 8 mile PB on Sunday so have faith.........
when you say your bike HR is high.what are you working out your zones on.what is your max HR.......
I had a forced rest day uesterday apart froma squash game as rcovering after my race.....
today hit the pool and actually managed the hour and felt I COULD HAVE STAYED IN FOR MORE...... wow...didn't though.i had a sauna instead
Hi Seren.Zones were just defined by garmin based on my max and resting. It doesnt (at the minute) bother me that its high, as I'm working hard... same when I was running.. I'd just tweak the pace and effort to make sure I could do the distance I intended.
I've just always trained on the basis of threshold and interval stuff... if you've worked hard - the body then rebuilds stronger (and consequently when you want to run at a slower pace - its much easier as your used to going faster).
So this keeping it slow seems foreign to me and I can't get my head around how it works (both on a pyhsical and mental level).
There's arguments both ways MW22 but I'd strongly suggest you train in the zones you will be racing in. That will not be Zones 4 and 5 that's for sure! Be disciplined and stick to zone 2. You will get quicker at that hr believe me. It's hard for everyone at the beginning (my Z2 run hr is currently @ 10m/mi!) The point is that your ratio of glycogen vs fat usage is much greater at higher intensity. You cannot consume enough calories to keep this going for an IM. You can alter this ratio by keeping the intensity down so that more of your energy comes from the fat reserves. The more you train at this intensity the more efficient you become at utilising your fat stores.
Ok thanks Badger.. thats kinda the information I was after.
Having never done any longer rides (in the great outdoors) with HR monitored I hadn't really considered what zone I'd be in for the full distance.
So I can take on board the energy from fat comments... something I need to train the body to do - so will incorporate that.
You touch on the other point "I will get quicker at that HR". How much?? I appreciate that is entirely subjective... but what kinda of returns have you seen?
I commute by bike all week so I can easily tone down the rides there... just need to get my head around going slower to go faster!
MW22 - if your doing a half in under 5 hours id say fook the HR zones and keep training how you are
Just a quick point - do the Garmin zones actually correspond with the Fink ones? I'd guess not if they have five for a start - so read the chapter where Fink explains why training in the correct zone is important and then input the correct zones into your Garmin might not change much but could well explain the discrepancy
Thanks DK - made me laugh.
Hmmm..... very valid point Little Miss..... was just making assumptions with all this HR stuff. I will go investigate.
Yep Garmins also use %HRR which is different to %HR. Thankfully you can set them via just BPM for the zones so at least you can work out the fink HR zones and what the BPM are for the top and bottom for each zone and set it that way.
I set my garmin zones 1-4 to match fink using BPM and then Z5 I set at 95%-100% HRR as Garmin wanted a 5th zone to be happy and that was all that wasn't already used up, I don't intend to use it!
Did take me a couple of hours to work it all out though.
When I did my marathon training my Z2 run times improved by a massive 2 mins per mile. But then for me that is only going for 12 min miles to 10 min miles.
I guess quicker people would see less of a jump?
Ali I've been doing my HR since Nov but then I had 3-4 weeks off for a cold start to see and improvement then came the snow then the stress of dad so I'm still doing Z2 about the same speed to be honest. Only keeping it up as it's currently keeping me sane and allowing me to get out lots but when I think my HR goes up! Sounds silly but even if you think you are changing nothing but letting the mind wander it does make a difference!!
51mins (2k) swim done. Very lack lustre but hey 2nd session of the say and I did a brick yesterday and I didn't sleep.
I figure that training when tired is good practice for the marathon on THE day as that will be done when tired!
I'm hoping I will sleep tonight now. Should really be planning for my lessons tomorrow but I am tired and need to either do 90mins on the turbo or a 60 min run tomorrow before work. Door handle planning again - plan as you walk into the room!!


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We stepped out of the main stream of traffic so our words would not be heard by others. "The two girls you visited last week and I talked and decided that one of us needed to talk to you. What you are doing is wrong. Visiting three girls three days in a row breaks all the rules. You need to decide which girl you like the best and visit just her."
I was fine with that and told her so. But I also wasn't stupid. There was no way I was going to select one of them and send negative signals to the other two. I liked all three of them too much. I just moved my visits to the other side of town.
I did learn a new rule: smart ladies talk! It was a good lesson. Lorraine and I became close friends in our senior year. We eventually went steady, got engaged and married after I finished my first year of college. She now edits everything I write and has an editing guide book on her shelf titled, "Lori's Rules." I love her but have to admit that although I have not memorized every rule in her book, we have been happily married for fifty-four years.
Do you recall the first exciting events of your life? The older I get it seems the clearer my past becomes.
One of my earliest memories of excitement was sitting in my French grandfather's boat when he took me for a high-speed ride on Milton Three Ponds. The wind was blowing past my face, and his hair was flying back like strands of white string. The motor noise was wonderfully loud, and on turns the engine seemed to scream.
My second most exciting memory was making and walking on a pair of stilts. My cousin and I made them in my English grandfather's tool shed in the back of the garage. It was raining outside that day, so we walked on them in our grandparents' basement. My cousin bet me a buck I couldn't walk down their cellar stairs with them.
The bet was on, so I climbed up the stairs and quietly opened the door to the den. It was easy to stand on them on the top step because the top of the staircase had walls on both sides. As I walked down the stairs on the stilts, the staircase opened up to the cellar on one side and a window on the other side. I lost my balance and headed headfirst to the bottom of the stairs, landing right next to the water meter. My cousin screamed, and in my excitement and recovery I recall my aunt commenting about her "dumb nephew."
Driving my uncle's truck on his property was more than exciting. I could barely reach the gas and brake pedals. To stop the truck, I had to stand on the brake pedal while not being able to see out the truck's front window. I was really young, but my uncle was patient and very kind to teach me. My aunt reminded him in front of me that my dad might not like the fact that he had taught me how to drive so young. She was instantly forgiven by me because I loved being her dumb nephew.
The most exciting and yet frightening event of my early youth occurred on a boat with my sister, mother and aunt. We were traveling to visit an uncle who was serving his military tour of duty on an island off the coast of Maine. My sister had to go to the bathroom, so my aunt was watching me. I was standing on a large box under the stairs to the second deck. The box may have been for life preservers. I complained to her that I couldn't see the ocean or what was going on because of the stairs, so she grabbed me under my arms and hung me over the rail above the water and asked if I could now see. I could see the water very clearly. She brought me back on the boat. When my mother and sister returned, I told my mother what my aunt had done, but she didn't believe me.
I guessed that my aunt had accomplished her mission, and I kept her at a distance until later when I truly appreciated her sense of humor. I eventually realized her humor was much like her dad's. Having to live up to the reputation of being her dumb nephew was easy and came natural to me. Much of my family has passed on, but their loving kindnesses and memories will never leave me.
Southwest Florida is flat, especially west of I-75. You can see for miles. When the winds shift during the summer, the clouds move in from the central part of the state, so it is wise to look up if you are planning outside work or fun events.
We have a beautiful walking/biking trail behind our Rotonda house plus two developments that have only a few homes in them. This provides for peaceful and safe biking or walking. I'm entering my tenth year of biking. It began as a way to help strengthen my injured left knee. It has become much more than that now. My goal while living in Rotonda was to bike thirty miles three times a week.
For tracking purposes, I credit myself with two aerobic events when I finished my thirty miles. Over the last fifteen years, I have averaged more than one aerobic event a day and it helped me keep off forty-four pounds on the average. I define an aerobic event as something I do for more than thirty minutes that makes me sweat and feel like I burned off some extra calories.
I prefer biking in the mornings, but church on Sundays is a higher priority. After church, I changed and ate a sandwich of whole wheat bread, sliced turkey, fat free cheese and apricot jam. I split up an apple and had a small scoop of fat free frozen yogurt for dessert. Then it was time to get the bike out and hit the road.
This Sunday afternoon I started out at a little after 1:00 p.m. It was partly cloudy, 92 degrees and humid, as it usually is during the hot days of summer. I stayed away from traffic and didn't bike more than five miles away from home just in case I broke down or ran into seriously bad weather.
It was clouding up and I could see some light showers in the distance, but there was no lightening or thunder, and I seriously wanted to finish my thirty miles. At mile twenty-one, I saw light rain about a mile away. I had felt a few raindrops but decided that since there wasn't any lightening or thunder, I would head to the west end of the loop around the Sands development. A few minutes later, I entered the park and the trail entrance. The rain started. The sun was still out, which made the large raindrops look like beautiful shiny bullets coming at me.
The trail was soon wet with rain. I felt my skull cap under my helmet getting wet. Thankfully, the wind was behind me, so I picked up speed and focused on staying out of the puddles. The water was soaking my long-sleeved blue biking shirt and my gloves. I felt it running down my back and into my shorts. The seat was becoming a sponge. My socks and shoes were quickly becoming drenched.
There was still no lightening or thunder, and I only had five more miles to go. I considered stopping and turning on my front and rear lights but decided I would leave the trail soon and be home before the rain hit the street I lived on. I hit the garage door button just as I heard the first roll of thunder. Timing is everything, they say, and that day I agreed.
The best I ever feel is when I bike up my driveway after finishing. My endorphins have kicked in and my joints are limbered up. I have no aches or pains or fatigue. It's a wonderful feeling, and I work hard to enjoy it three times a week.
What a refreshing ride, I thought, and said an arrow prayer thanking the Lord for a cool, safe and wonderful Sunday ride. We have moved from Rotonda but our home there is for sale. If you want to see a nice home in a beautiful place to stay healthy, click visualtour.com/show.asp?T=3168681


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Well, last night we went to see "Earth", the 99-minute pseudo compilation via Disney of an epic BBC work called Planet Earth from 2006. This one focuses on three families: Polar bears, elephants and humpback whales.
(The next excerpt will be out in 2010 - called "Oceans.")
I have mixed feelings, but the children sure loved it.
We own the progenitor, the multi-episode set, narrated by David Attenborough (they had to one-up that by putting James Earl Jones in this one; and Patrick Stewart narrates the same shorter film in the UK and Europe), so it wasn't a surprise, exactly, although the creators say 40% of this is formerly unseen footage. And though we have the flat-screen/HD stuff at home, nothing - Nothin! - beats the big screen.
But they sure want you to root for the traditional family! Calling the polar bear adults "Mom" and "Dad" was a bit much, I thought, considering they're never in a scene together. In fact, they might have been many miles apart. And acting as though the lone male lion in a pride ready to prey on drought-stricken elephants called his bitches to the hunt was another odd thing.
The girls felt sorry - manifested tragically! - for any loss or potential loss.
For example, the young deer (gazelle) that the Cheetah chased down and then embraced, they had tears in their eyes, but we were mesmerized by the slow motion camera that caught the action, backed by appropriately dramatic music. We literally could not breath for two minutes.
When the "father" polar bear is trying to get a meal, after having been adrift in icemelt seas for days, by weasling into a sea lion pack, they first are concerned for the baby sea lions. But then, when the male bear has failed, they are worried and grief-stricken at his laying down on the ice, apparently to simply die, on the edge of his buffet of tusked counterparts - both prey and enemy in this scenario. [And, they asked me that loaded question, more than once, Why didn't the people just filming this just feed/water/help them?]
It made it confusing. I mean, who are you supposed to root for? The same thing happened with a couple of wolves, trying to separate out a young caribou from the pack. We Love wolves, and think they are unfairly maligned. But doggone it, the baby caribou is so darn Cute!
The humbacks are as friendly and mystical as always. The penguins as goofily competent as ever. The elephants are treated with respect and reverance.
There's some fantastic footage of mating birds of paradise. Truly exceptional stuff - especially they way they set it up - he cleans house, preens, all day... and then the broad doesn't come. Or if she does, she leaves!
Learned a little about the aurora australis, too - like of its existence!
By far, the most compelling thing to me, aside what I learned of the forests of our northwestern hemisphere (the oxygen they alone provide our earth), were the aerial shots - the migration of literally thousands of caribou "way" up north, or hundreds of crane - migrating over the highest peaks in the world, the Himalayas; the immense waterfalls of the Kalahari, shot as though for a 3-D experience (I warn you - vertigo!). The time-lapse photography that shows winter/spring/summer in the icy north, or an entire season in a rain forest.
The most spectacular shot-get would have to be the Great White Shark, leaping into the air, rolling, while in his maw sits a doomed seal. It's unbelievable footage. I know they stayed out in the veldt for weeks to get the lions accustomed to them before they could get their great lion "kill shot". But how'd they get this shark? They don't even have a pic I can download of this, just one of when the shark's nearly resting in the water with the seal on board. But it is awesome, and oh so revealing: the girls feel sorry for the predator polar bear, but hate the predator shark. I had to point this out to them, of course.
All in all, it was a good experience. I got to have fun leaning over to the Elder, whispering, "That's what Governor Palin wants to shoot out of helicopters," as we watched a wolf couple, obviously filmed from a helicopter, pick their way briskly through the tundra. It was my pleasure to illustrate the dichotomy of loving animals, and yet supporting their kill or be killed lifestyle, when necessary.
It was softer-spoke than its BBC edition, but held true to the ethos:
This is our planet. She is dying. We must save her.
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is this on my computer only? I've now changed it again (little light humor for the hearing-impaired crowd), and the new one shows up... Just the cigar-smoker does not. WTF!?
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They had a little short at the end of each episode, discussing technical matters. The crew had an incredible super super slow motion camera and waited for hours. Finally, they caught the action, which lasted for only a couple of seconds in real time.
I love "Planet Earth" and look forward to the Disney film, but not the moralizing and faux anthropology.
(Maybe they'll do a G rated version? You never know. The cinematography is simply amazing.)


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Angelina Jolie may be a successful actress and aspiring film director, but there's one thing the Hollywood starlet holds sacred above everything else -- family. In fact, she's not really sure where she would be without her brood, but her longtime beau Brad Pitt still proves to be especially significant to her. The actress told the January issue of Marie Claire how her partner of six years has expanded her life in ways she never could have imagined, saying, "We built a family. He is not just the love of my life, he is my family. I hold that very dear." Additionally, she said, "I'm very, very grateful to have such a loving family, and I wouldn't have that without him."
However, don't let all the sappy love talk fool you -- the dynamic duo still have no immediate plans to walk down the aisle. But the idea of having more children is an idea that's still on the table. Jolie confessed to the magazine that she's definitely open to the possibility of having more kids somewhere down the line and said, "Nothing planned at the moment, but we just don't know. I could end up pregnant." Which is a little surprising since their hands are already pretty full with six little ones already, but to each his own. Let the baby bump speculation commence!
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Fresh from Asian Aerospace in Singapore, Bombardier brought its CRJ900 tour to Europe. Aerospace journalists from the UK and France gathered at London Stansted before experiencing the CRJ900 in action as we jetted over the Irish Sea to Belfast.
It didn't take us hard-bitten journalists long to adjust to the luxury of business class, the wine, canap駸 and 32.5″-equivalent seat pitch leg-room and before we knew it, we were touching down at Belfast City airport as plane-spotters on the ground jostled to get the best shot. It's not every day the CRJ900 comes to town.
As the team from Bombardier were keen to impart at the press briefing the next day, the CRJ900′s credentials are impressive. Seating between 86 and 90 passengers, it has the lowest operating costs in its class and its seat-mile costs are comparable with new-generation narrowbodies.
And despite a market trend that has dipped in the past two years, Bombardier is bullish about the future of the regional jet market. "We are confident that when the market comes back, it will come back in a big way," said Trung Ngo, vice-president marketing and communications.
A question and answer session brought a flurry of questions about Bombardier's plans for the CSeries, which were shelved just over a month ago. Alec McRitchie, director of public affairs for Europe, said that although it was "a disappointment", he hoped the CSeries would be launched later.
After a tour of the Shorts facility, we were ushered back onto the aircraft for the quick flight back to Stansted. For most it was then a quick journey home, but for the Bombardier team, the tour continued on to Central Europe on its one-month journey demonstrating the aircraft to a host of potential customers. The tour's exact route wasn't a matter for discussion.


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