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Northern Ireland's police 'colluded with loyalists to cover up Catholic murders'
Book draws on newly declassified documentation to reveal extent of involvement
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Belfast-born David McKittrick has been reporting on Northern Ireland since 1971, He has written for the East Antrim Times, the Irish Times and was The Independent's Irish correspondent for many years. He is the author of several books including Making Sense of the Troubles (2000) and Lost Lives (1999).
Wednesday 23 October 2013
Compelling evidence of large scale collusion between police and loyalist assassins in Northern Ireland is detailed in a new book about the Troubles which claims that more than 100 murders of Catholics involved members of the security forces.
It describes a number of documented cases where police and local soldiers took part in shootings and bombings which claimed the lives of Catholics. In other cases, murders by loyalists in the 1970s were "inexplicably" not properly investigated.
The book, Lethal Allies, draws on unpublished official documents in which detectives revisited cases from the 1970s. The investigators repeatedly say they found strong evidence of collusion in killings.
In one damning passage, police investigators urge "honest disclosure about these shocking, shameful and disgraceful crimes", declaring that "families have received no justice to date". The book is written by Anne Cadwallader, a veteran journalist and researcher at the Pat Finucane Centre, an organisation heavily critical of behaviour by the security forces. It draws on state and security force documents declassified in recent times.
Its strongest evidence is drawn from the Centre's access to dozens of detailed reports given to families by the Historical Enquiries Team (HET), a "cold case" unit of the Police Service of Northern Ireland.
The organisation was until recently headed by the former Metropolitan Police commander Dave Cox.
In a striking conclusion, the HET says: "It is difficult to believe that such widespread evidence of collusion was not a significant concern at the highest levels of the security forces and government. It may be that there was apprehension about confirming the suspicions of collusion and involvement, particularly of RUC personnel."
One internal military document quoted estimates between 5 and 15 per cent of members of the Ulster Defence Regiment, a locally recruited force under army control, were also members of loyalist groups, some of which were involved in many murders.
The HET, which has employed hundreds of former police officers from Northern Ireland and Britain, has provided families with hundreds of reports into murders. Allegations of collusion in rural areas where both the IRA and loyalists were active were often made in the 1970s, most notably by the crusading Catholic priest Father Denis Faul, but his claims were largely officially denied. The book substantiates many of his claims.
A number of members of the Royal Ulster Constabulary and the Ulster Defence Regiment, both since disbanded, were convicted on murder and other charges in the 1970s. But the HET reports point to repeated instances when other members of the security forces were not prosecuted, and where opportunities to gather evidence were ignored. One murder investigation is described as "shambolic", while many police actions are described as inexplicable.
In one case a man convicted of killing a Catholic was described in court as a cheese processor. Police did not reveal that he was a serving member of the RUC reserve, and a reference to this fact was removed from court files. At his trial, police gave mitigating evidence on his behalf, saying he bitterly regretted the murder, which he had carried out together with other members of the security forces. Impressed by this, and unaware that the defendant had dual membership of the RUC and the UVF, the judge handed down a lighter sentence.
According to the HET: "The fact a defendant was working as a police officer while committing terrorist-related murders would undoubtedly have been a factor for consideration. Any decision to withhold this information from the court is an extraordinary matter."
The HET did not examine the 1974 Dublin and Monaghan bombings which killed 30 people in attacks where collusion has been alleged.
The critical HET reports will be cited by Sinn Fein and other critics of the security forces in support of their contention that the police and army employed "dirty tricks" during the Troubles. In recent years the PSNI has replaced the RUC, and things have changed so much that Sinn Fein formally supports the PSNI and appoints members to the Policing Board which supervises it.
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According to Ms Cadwallader: "There was systemic collusion in the 1970s, and at different times it went to different levels. I think there must have been somebody trying to push Northern Ireland over the edge of the abyss. If there had been a virtual civil war I think that would have suited some people in London."
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The Historical Enquiries Team said the original police investigation into the killings "barely existed", describing as "inexplicable" the police's failure to interview eye-witnesses to the incident.
It added that because of this and other behaviour, it was unable to rebut or allay Catholic suspicions that investigations were not rigorously conducted in a deliberate effort to conceal security force involvement.
The report concluded: "The HET review has uncovered disturbing omissions and the lack of any structured investigative strategy. Indisputable evidence of security forces' involvement with loyalist paramilitaries in one case, followed by significant evidence of further co-operation just weeks later, should have rung alarm bells all the way to the top of government. Nothing was done; the murderous cycle continued."
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A Turkish soldier has been killed by an explosive device in southeastern Turkey, the first such death since Kurdish fighters declared a ceasefire a year ago, security sources said.
The Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) called the truce in March 2013 to help bolster peace talks between the Turkish state and their jailed leader, Abdullah Ocalan.
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Stabbing victim remembered as kind, quiet resident
A man who was slain early Sunday morning is being remembered as a kind, quiet resident who was liked by everybody who knew him.
Brian O'Donnell, 68, was assaulted outside his home in the 300 block of Langside Street. Police were called around 5:30 a.m. where they found O'Donnell, according to a police release. O'Donnell was transported to hospital but succumbed to his injuries.
The owner of the house where O'Donnell lived, Gordon Halushka, said O'Donnell was a kind man who would often bring the newspaper in for Halushka.
"He got along with everybody in the house," Halushka said.
The incident happened around 5:30 a.m. but Halushka said he was sleeping at the time and didn't hear anything.
"We just didn't hear it and then another tenant, his wife or girlfriend, heard a noise, so he's just in his underwear and he's the one who spotted (the perpetrators)," he said.
Halushka said he and his wife are still in shock after hearing O'Donnell had died.
"There's a terrible amount of blood in the hallway there," he said.
"We're kind of numb. Every year I have a big Canada Day celebration in the house. I had got everything ready to go, (but) of course it's cancelled now."
The area where the incident occurred, the Spence neighbourhood, is usually very safe, Haluskha said.
"During the day we have 2,000 students coming through. We've got tons of security, University of Winnipeg security, the BIZ security, their office is right down the street from us, and there's cameras galore," he said.
Still, the general feeling in the neighbourhood on Sunday was one of unease.
"We all feel vulnerable here, especially the older people," Haluskha said.
He said nobody in the residence slept much last night, and the event is going to be on his mind for some time to come.
"We're going to be thinking about this. (W)e heard he had multiple stab wounds in his back so we're imagining him trying to escape and these bastards are knifing him like that. It just gets us going thinking about it," he said.
Naomi Shianne Ross, 18, has been charged with second-degree murder in connection to the homicide and is in police custody.
O'Donnell was the third stabbing victim to die over the long weekend.
Separate stabbings in the North End early Saturday morning became murder investigations when victims in both events died from their injuries.
On Saturday at approximately 2:15 a.m. emergency personnel were dispatched to the 400 block of Pritchard Avenue after reports of a stabbing.
Officers located two male victims suffering from knife wounds. Both were transported to hospital with life-threatening injuries. While one man was later upgraded to stable condition. John James Allan Lund, 25, died from his injuries.
Anton Joseph Biggeorge, 22, has been charged with several offences including second-degree murder and attempted murder. He is being detained at the Provincial Remand Centre.
In a separate incident that same morning just hours and metres away, emergency personnel were called to the 400 block of Manitoba Avenue shortly after 4:30 a.m. for the report of a stabbing.
Officers found a man suffering from stab wounds. The man was transported to hospital with life-threatening injuries where he later succumbed to his injuries. Police have identified the victim as 30-year-old Michael James Keith Flett.
Anyone with information is asked to contact investigators at 204-986-6508 or Crime Stoppers at 204-786-TIPS (8477).
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Awareness drive sought on exotic pets
Top vet urges province to address safety, proper care, guidelines for bylaws
The global trade in exotic pets is a multi-billion business and sales in Manitoba are on the rise, states a provincial report commissioned in the aftermath of the tragedy in New Brunswick last month that saw two small boys killed by an African rock python.
And although some exotic animals can pose risks to human safety and health, the government has, until now, lacked a co-ordinated approach to dealing with them. Instead, a patchwork of provincial laws, spanning several departments, govern the creatures, the report says.
"Industry representatives estimate the trade value in reptiles alone to be approximately $250,000 annually within the province. This is expected to double in the next two to five years, based on current trends," chief provincial veterinarian Wayne Lees said in his report.
The report also said there are likely "tens of thousands" of reptiles kept or bred as pets in Manitoba.
The 19-page document, a copy of which was obtained by the Free Press, recommends the province launch a targeted public awareness campaign to inform owners on the safe handling and proper care of exotic pets. It also suggests the government work with the Association of Manitoba Municipalities to develop a template or guidelines for the creation of local bylaws on exotic-pet ownership and possession. (The City of Winnipeg, which recently updated its rules governing the ownership of wild and domesticated animals, has one of the most comprehensive bylaws in the country.)
Down the road, the report says, the province could create an interdepartmental strategy on exotic pets and, if need be, pass legislation to further regulate and license pet stores, breeders and owners of exotic animals.
But Lees said in an interview Monday public education and the creation of sound local bylaws should be given a chance to work first before the province introduces a new set of laws and regulations.
And Premier Greg Selinger agreed Monday, calling that "a sensible approach." He said creation of a provincial set of rules and regulations would only be done as a last resort.
"I think what the report has done is given us a path forward that is practical and cost-effective and can protect the public, which was the whole point of this exercise," he said.
In his report, Lees said the majority of exotic pets are sold either online through websites such as Kijiji or in pet stores. While most exotic pets sold here used to be imported, the majority are now bred within Canada, the report said.
Apart from the possibility some exotic animals may injure or kill someone, there is also the risk certain animals can pass on diseases to humans. The report said about 75 per cent of new or emerging diseases are zoonotic in origin, meaning they pass from animals to humans.
Lance Rosolowich, co-owner of Pet Traders on Portage Avenue, said sales of reptiles are down compared with what they were a few years ago, but they played a crucial role at a critical time for his industry.
"The reptile industry itself basically saved the pet business during the recession because it was peaking at that time," he said. Most reptiles sold by stores are quite small, such as corn snakes, which are the size of garter snakes.
Rosolowich and other pet store owners interviewed said there is also a considerable underground trade in exotic animals, much of it carried out online.
"You can buy in Manitoba anything that you want," he said, including African rock pythons. When young and small, they can be had for $100.
"A lot of these guys who sell this stuff, they don't realize the ramifications of it 10 years later," Rosolowich said.
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Martin Kaymer could be set for a major haul after eight-stroke stunner at Pinehurst ... but was it better than Tiger Woods in 2000?
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Where does Martin Kaymer's stunning eight-stroke success at the 114th United States Open at Pinehurst stand among the great major championship performances of the last 30 years?
Rory McIlroy was kind enough to place it above his own masterclass at Congressional three years ago, which would slot it just below Tiger Woods at his absolute best at Pebble Beach in 2000 and at his absolute bravest at Torrey Pines in 2008.
Personally, I wouldn't go that far. McIlroy was 23 when he won by eight, the youngest winner since Bob Jones in 1923. Kaymer is 29, the sort of age you might expect a golfer to pull off an astounding feat, if he has it within him.
How good was it?: Martin Kaymer won the US Open at Pinehurst Resort and Country Club by eight strokes
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You could see the difference in the admirable manner in which the German managed his game. I didn't rate his chances because he is relatively poor from the tight lies that were prevalent around the greens, but Kaymer solved that problem with the age-old solution of reaching for his putter.
He showed the humility of a champion at the 7th hole during the final round, when a bunker lay between his ball and the flag. Most pros would have taken the challenge on and risked the double bogey, but Kaymer acknowledged his weakness, putted the ball to 20ft and took his one-stroke punishment.
Other than that, he was practically blemish free as he followed up his wire-to-wire success on the lush Florida acres at the Players Championship last month with a similar triumph at burnished Pinehurst.
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It would be no surprise if he went on a Sir Nick Faldo-like streak and won a bunch of majors in a relatively short space of time.
The last time he was this good, after he won the 2010 USPGA Championship, he promptly fell apart. Here was another private man finding it difficult to cope with the spotlight. 'I was doing countless interviews and I thought I had to say something and make headlines,' explained Kaymer. 'Now I'm comfortable just being myself.'
While a step behind Adam Scott, McIlroy and Henrik Stenson in terms of ballstriking, the advantage he has is his deadliness with the putter. While the aforementioned trio are streaky, Kaymer's perfect technique rarely lets him down.
'He's definitely a more complete player now than in 2010 and his short game is improving all the time,' said his Glaswegian caddie Craig Connelly, whose own part in Kaymer's success should not be underestimated. 'He was talking with Bernhard (Langer) before he went out, who was telling him "Let's get closer to that German Grand Slam". Now there's only one to go.'
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With Langer chipping in with two Masters titles, the only one left is the Open, to be staged next month at Royal Liverpool with its plethora of deep bunkers. Kaymer, as it happens, might be as good as anyone in the world right now out of sand.
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One month after Scott's elevation to world No 1, Kaymer's victory was another significant landmark for one of the game's quiet men. Twitter-free, with all his energies and focus on the task at hand.
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And how fitting that it's on a Pinehurst course she will adore. If you must give out gongs to people for playing games, it's hard to think of a more fitting recipient than this 50-year-old standard bearer.
Rewarded: Now Dame Laura Davies, the England golfer will compete in the women's US Open at Pinehurst
'I'm sure my mates will give me a bit of ribbing over my new title,' she said, and you can be sure Davies will give it back with the same free spirit that has characterised her play all these years.
'I heard Martin has been allowed to play the number three course all week. Is that true?'
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Wednesday, March 25, David will take part in an event marking
the 40th anniversary of L.A. Theatre Works at the Beverly
L.A. Theatre Works produces audio dramas which are recorded
in front of live audiences for later broadcast on public radio
stations and via online streaming and eventual sale as CDs and
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David Selby has signed on to appear in Equals, an
upcoming futuristic film from producer Ridley Scott, director
Drake Doremus, and writer Nathan Parker. Filming took place in Japan
and Singapore in the summer of 2014.
Other performers attached to the project include Kristen Stewart
(Twilight), Nicholas Hoult (X-Men), and Guy
Pearce (Iron Man 3).
According to
Variety, "Equals is set in a world where there
is no greed, no poverty, no violence, and no emotion. But a new
disease is threatening everyone: SOS, or Switched-On-Syndrome,
activating depression, sensitivity, fear, love — and once a
person is overtaken, they are sent away and never seen again."
Additional information about the film will be posted as it
becomes available. It should be released in 2015.
David Selby began his
television acting career portraying Quentin Collins in the
daytime serial Dark Shadows in the late 1960s and early
Appearing first as a ghost in modern times and later as a
living person under a werewolf curse in the 1800s, Quentin was a
complex, evolving character who lived in both the light and the
shadows as the supernatural series shifted its storylines across
the centuries.
Light and Shadows
presents a collection of original poems and song lyrics composed
by Selby that have been influenced by not only his Dark
Shadows days but also his experiences and emotions in life
away from show business. He explores the joys and sorrows of the
real world imbued with a sense of gratitude, a touch of whimsy
and a resounding hope for the future.
Dozens of rare and previously unpublished photos from Selby's
life and career are included.
Personalized signed copies of
Light and Shadows
are available now.
A product of usually beautiful but sometimes cruel southern
Appalachia, Daniel Friend overcomes poverty, abuse, and personal
tragedy to establish an identity. Inspired by the strength and
love of his older sister, he realizes the power of education to
lead him to a life he has imagined for himself--the pinnacle of
his ambition is to graduate from Harvard University. That he
does not get this opportunity, devastating as it is to his life
plan, does not prevent him from becoming a beloved doctor,
loving husband and father. Although well-meaning, he stumbles in
his relationship with his two children as he tries to interject
his own preferences into their lives. A deeply felt story of
love, the novel examines the boundaries of a family, of its
secrets, of the complex web family relationships can weave.
Finally, the novel examines the damage that abandonment,
poverty, and childhood neglect can do to a human personality,
damage that sometimes cannot be overcome.
MPI Home Video has announced that it will be releasing a
"Best of Quentin" Dark Shadows DVD compilation later
this year as part of its Dark Shadows: The Greatest Episodes
collection. An Anqelique compilation is also planned.
"Best of Barnabas" and
"Fan Favorites" DVD
compilations were released in 2012.
The "Best of Quentin" DVD is slated to include the following
#694: In 1969, the Collins family abandons Collinwood, which is
haunted by the ghost of Quentin Collins.
#714: In the year 1897, Quentin learns his family's fate with
the reading of his grandmother's will.
#722: Angelique resurrects Quentin as a zombie, who then
possesses young Jamison.
#786: Under a werewolf curse, Quentin recites "Shadows of the
Night" in Charity Trask's nightmare.
#836: In 1969, the ghost of Beth Chavez reveals how Quentin died
in 1897.
#905: Closely resembling Quentin, Grant Douglas appears in
Collinsport, suffering from amnesia.
#984: During Parallel Time 1970, Quentin and his bride Maggie
struggle with the supernatural.
#1065: In 1995. Barnabas Collins and Dr. Julia Hoffman discover
Quentin has gone insane.
#1129: In 1840, Quentin reveals to Barnabas the history of the
evil warlock Judah Zachary.
Earl Hamner, the creative force behind The Waltons
and Falcon Crest, is the subject of a new documentary
titled Earl Hamner Storyteller.
David Selby is among the many actors who were interviewed for
the film. David first worked on an Earl Hamner project when he
appeared in an episode of The Waltons as Olivia
Walton's art teacher in the 1970s. (View screen grabs in the
Photos section of the site.) He
teamed up with Hamner in the 1980s as Richard Channing on
Falcon Crest. (Images are available in the
Photos section.)
On Friday, February 6, a private screening of Earl Hamner
Storyteller was held at UCLA, and David Selby attended
along with numerous actors from The Waltons, Falcon
Crest, and other Earl Hamner projects. Photographs are
featured on the
Earl Hamner Storyteller Facebook page. The image
embedded above features David Selby, Earl Hamner, Susan
Sullivan, and William R. Moses.
Information about pre-ordering a DVD of Earl Hamner
Storyteller is posted
David Selby
appears in Are You Here (originally
titled You Are Here).
The feature film directorial
debut of Mad Men creator Matthew
Weiner, Are You Here focuses on
childhood buddies who return home when one
of them inherits a large sum of money upon
the death of his estranged father.
Are You Here stars Zach
Galifianakis, Amy Poehler, and Owen Wilson.
The film debuted in theaters and on demand
on August 22, 2014. It was released on
DVD and Blu-ray on September 30, 2014 and is
available through online retailers such as
David is featured in the film's
trailer. He is also featured in
a recently released
from the movie.
continues to reprise the role of Quentin Collins in
Finish's ongoing series of new Dark Shadows
audio dramas.
Dark Shadows:
Panic, due out in May 2015, sees David
reuniting with his Falcon Crest co-star
Susan Sullivan. Though David was not a series
regular at the time, Susan Sullivan did make a brief
appearance in an early episode of Dark Shadows
as a ghost, so she is actually a Dark Shadows
In Panic, Sullivan portrays Lela Quick, a
new character created for the audio range.
The 2014 Dark Shadows Festival Weekend was held
on June 28 and 29 in Tarrytown, New York. David Selby attended. Other original series cast members on the guest list
included Lara Parker, Christopher Pennock, Kathryn Leigh Scott,
Sharon Smyth, James Storm, and Marie Wallace. Nancy Barrett was
unable to attend due to a family obligation. John Karlen was
unable to attend due to health issues but he recorded a video
greeting to be shown in his absence.
The festivities began on Saturday, June 28, at
Lyndhurst, the home used as
Collinwood in the first two Dark Shadows films,
House of Dark Shadows and Night of Dark Shadows.
David presented a musical tribute to the fans
accompanied by his wife, Chip, on piano and by James Storm on
guitar. Other events included a charity auction and a cast
reunion and Q & A session. Prior to his performance, David was
available for autographs inside the stables. Following his
on-stage events and a small gathering inside the mansion, he was
available for autographs at a table outside the stables, and he
stayed until the line ended.
On Sunday, June 29, events moved to the
DoubleTree Tarrytown Hotel. The day was scheduled to begin with a luncheon
with the Dark Shadows actors and to conclude with
autographs. David arrived early to sign autographs before the
luncheon in order to accommodate as many fans as possible. The
luncheon program included a musical performance by James Storm
and a comic book reading by Christopher Pennock. Following the
luncheon, David signed autographs alongside his castmates.
Unfortunately, over the course of the weekend, several of
David's books sold out. If you were unable to attend the event
or attended and were not able to get the books that you wanted,
please visit the Books section of
this site. Books sold through this site are signed by David, and
he will personalize them to whomever you specify when you order.
Thank you to the event organizers and to everyone who
attended this event.
Additional media coverage:
On Thursday, May 22, David Selby and Susan Sullivan appeared
on Good Day L.A. to discuss A Delicate Balance.
In early January 2015,
ArtsinLa.com announced the winners of its annual Sage
Awards. A Delicate Balance was recognized with six
awards for direction, sets, and lighting as well as performances
by O-Lan Jones, David Selby, Susan Sullivan.
The 46th Annual
L.A. Drama Critics Circle Awards were presented on Monday,
March 16, 2015. A Delicate Balance received the
McCulloh Award for Revival, an award recognizing plays written
between 1920 and 1980.
A Delicate Balance was nominated for six Stage Raw
Theater Awards, including Ensemble, Leading Male Performance
(David Selby), Supporting Female Performance (Deborah Puette),
Direction (Robin Larsen), Lighting Design (Leigh Allen), and
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Samsung has published the code to a new open-source DRM driver for its EXYNOS4210 System-On-a-Chip. The EXYNOS4210 has impressive 3D graphics capabilities, uses the dual-core ARM Cortex A9 processor, and is used in various smart-phones. The Samsung Galaxy S II is one of the smart-phones using the Exynos 4210 SoC. Samsung is hoping to push this DRM driver into the mainline Linux kernel.
Samsung engineers previously released two revisions of this driver code, which received some feedback from developers over the past month, and they have now released the polished (third version) that incorporates the changes. This Samsung DRM driver with kernel mode-setting support uses the Intel GEM (Graphics Execution Manager) for buffer management and DMA APIs for buffer allocation. FIMD is only supported right now but HDMI support is said to come at some point in the future.
It's not clear though whether this Samsung EXYNOS driver will be accepted into the mainline Linux kernel tree since there doesn't appear to yet be any open-source user-space side with an X.Org DDX driver, Gallium3D driver, or anything similar.
If there isn't any open-source user-space side to stress these kernel bits, chances are it will be rejected since
embedded GPUs are a big mess
Texas Instruments
both ran into similar situations in the past with only putting out open-source kernel drivers while keeping the rest of their Linux graphics stack closed-up. Who knows though what will happen with this Samsung driver as
times are changing
Find the open-source code to the Samsung EXYNOS 4210 DRM driver in
this mailing list message
. This would be the first ARM SoC DRM driver to go mainline.
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First, do no harm: A few tips before you run
Finally, the snow is gone and the temperature is starting to rise. Spring is actually in the air!
If you are like most people, you're probably chomping at the bit to get outside and do some type of activity. Perhaps you are considering running as a way to get in shape. You might even be thinking about signing up for the Manitoba Marathon next month just to get you motivated.
If so, you might want to start thinking about what is involved in running such a race. After all, running can be a pretty demanding sport. Without proper preparation, you might find you are not able to run as far or as fast as you think. Fortunately, there are some basic steps you can take to get on the right track without getting injured or discouraged.
The secret to a successful running program is to set a realistic goal. Considering it is already the start of May, the idea of getting into shape to run the full Manitoba Marathon on June 15 is not only unrealistic, it might actually cause more harm than good.
But don't despair. With a little work, you might be able to take part in the Fun Run portion of the marathon, a 2.6-mile (4.18-kilometre) run. You could also sign up for one of the shorter legs of the relay (the second leg is 7.63 km and the third leg is 7.06 km).
And the opportunities do not end there. Many running events throughout the spring and summer welcome beginners and offer five-km options, including the annual Commit to Get Fit Run we organize at the Wellness Institute on June 1. You can see a list of running events on the Manitoba Running Association website at www.mraweb.ca.
So now that you've set your goal, how do you get from the couch to completing a five-km run? First, make sure you have a proper pair of shoes to train/run in. The wrong shoes could have you back on the couch nursing shin splints or aching heels instead of enjoying a summer of running. The best bet is to shop at a store that has knowledgeable staff and different shoe options. Here are a few tips:
-- Buy shoes specifically for running. They are more flexible than walking shoes and have cushioning to absorb the impact.
-- Know your foot -- feet come in a variety of shapes. Knowing your foot's shape is the key to selecting the right pair of shoes.
-- Measure your foot frequently. Measure your feet twice a year, as your foot size changes as you age.
-- Shop toward the end of the day. Feet swell during the day, similar to how they expand when you run or walk.
-- Bring your own socks, the ones you will wear when you run.
-- Walking and running shoes should feel comfortable right away.
-- Replace them on a regular basis -- after about 550-650 km -- once the sole is worn out or the shoe feels uncomfortable or less supportive.
Many training plans advise a strategy of running, walking and resting to help your body adjust to the increased activity. A typical plan will have you running for 15 seconds, then walking for 45 seconds and repeating this cycle for 30 minutes. You'll also alternate between run/walk days, days that you walk only, and an occasional rest day.
Going too hard too soon is a recipe for pain, injury and frustration. Working through a six-week plan, you'll gradually increase the running and reduce the walking until you can sustain running as a way to stay in shape, socialize with other runners and be healthy all summer.
There are many free training plans online. Here are a few to consider:
Good luck and good roads!
Darren Brereton is the director of health and fitness programs at the Wellness Institute at Seven Oaks Hospital.
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Over the past few years, a growing number of predominantly Hispanic men from the string of dusty towns along Route 66 in Arizona have stepped forward, alleging that Father Hageman sexually abused them as boys when he worked in local parishes from the early 1940s until his death in 1975.
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