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"Argo" chronicles the life-or-death covert operation to rescue six Americans, which unfolded behind the scenes of the Iran hostage crisis-the truth of which was unknown by the public for decades. On November 4, 1979, as the Iranian revolution reaches its boiling point, militants storm the U.S. embassy in Tehran, taking 52 Americans...
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"Argo" chronicles the life-or-death covert operation to rescue six Americans, which unfolded behind the scenes of the Iran hostage crisis-the truth of which was unknown by the public for decades. On November 4, 1979, as the Iranian revolution reaches its boiling point, militants storm the U.S. embassy in Tehran, taking 52 Americans hostage. But, in the midst of the chaos, six Americans manage to slip away and find refuge in the home of the Canadian ambassador. Knowing it is only a matter of time before the six are found out and likely killed, a CIA "exfiltration" specialist named Tony Mendez comes up with a risky plan to get them safely out of the country.
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With each outing in his evolving filmmaking career, actor-turned-director Ben Affleck has amped up the scope. Gone Baby Gone was a character drama woven into a hard-boiled mystery. The Town saw Affleck dabble in action, pulling off bank heists many compared to the expertise of Heat. In Argo, the director pulls off his most daring effort, melding one part caper comedy and two parts edge-of-your-seat political thriller into an exhilarating theatrical experience.
At the height of the Iranian Revolution in 1979, anti-Shah militants stormed the U.S. embassy and captured 52 American hostages. Six managed to escape the raid, finding refuge in the Canadian ambassador's home. Within hours the militants began a search for the missing Americans, sifting through shredded paperwork for even the smallest bit of evidence. Under pressure by the ticking clock, the CIA worked quickly to formulate a plan to covertly rescue the six embassy workers. Despite a lengthy list of possibilities, only Tony Mendez (Affleck) had a plan just enticing enough to unsuspecting Iranian officials to work: the CIA would fake a Hollywood movie shoot.
There's nothing in Argo or Affleck's portrayal of Mendez that would tell you the technical operations officer has the imagination to conjure his master plan — Affleck, perhaps to differentiate himself from the past, plays his character with so much restraint he looks dead in the eyes — but when the Hollywood hijinks swing into full motion, so does Argo. Mendez hooks up with Planet of the Apes makeup artist John Chambers (John Goodman) and producer Lester Siegel (Alan Arkin) to convince all of Hollywood that their sci-fi blockbuster, ''Argo,'' is readying for production. With enough promotional material, concept art, and press coverage, Mendez and his team can convince the Iranian government they're a legit operation. A location scout in Tehran will be their method of extracting the bunkered down escapees.
Without an interesting lead to draw us in, Affleck lets his eclectic ensemble do the heavy lifting. For the most part, it works. Argo is basically two movies — Goodman and Arkin lead the Ocean's 11-esque half and Affleck takes the reigns when its time to get the six — another who's who of character actors including Tate Donovan, Clea Duvall, Scoot McNairy, and Rory Cochrane — through the terrifying security of the Iranian airport. Arkin steals the show as a fast talking Hollywood type, complete with year-winning catchphrase (''ArGo f**k yourself!), while McNairy adds a little more humanity to the spy mission when his character butts heads with Mendez. The split lessens the impact of each section, but the tension in the escape is so high, so taut, that there's never a moment to check out.
Reality is on Affleck's side, his camera floating through crowds of protestors and the streets of Tehran — a warscape where anything can happen. Each angle he chooses heightens the terror, which starts to close in on the covert escape as they drift further and further from their homebase. Argo is a complete package, with the '70s production design knowing when to play goofy (the fake movie's wild sci-fi designs) and when to remind us that problems took eight more steps to fix then they do today. Alexandre Desplat's score finds balance in haunting melodies and energetic pulses.
Part of Argo's charm is just how unreal the entire operation really was. To see the men and women involved go through with a plan they know could result in death. It's a suspenseful adventure, and while there's not much in the way of character to cling to, the visceral experience tends to be enough.
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The Rangers and Mariners face off for the second consecutive weekend, this time at the Ballpark in Arlington, and Texas' Yu Darvish faces Seattle's Joe Saunders on Friday.
The clubs split a four-game set last weekend in Seattle, where Rangers manager Ron Washington came away impressed with Seattle's offseason upgrades.
"They've got some experience in their lineup now," Washington said. "They've always played tight ballgames, which means they always pitch and they always play defense. So they are improved. The only thing I see is a lack of speed, but they certainly have guys in that lineup that can hurt you."
The Mariners have certainly proven they can hurt Darvish in the past. The right-hander dropped his last start to Seattle on April 12, giving up three runs in six innings, and is 2-3 with a 6.21 ERA in five career starts against Seattle.
After flirting with perfection in his season debut, Darvish hasn't been as crisp in his past two outings. His fastball command has been lacking, forcing him to rely on his breaking ball.
The Rangers used Monday's off-day to their advantage by pushing back Darvish, who had a productive bullpen session Tuesday at Wrigley Field.
"We found a mechanical glitch and we tuned it up," pitching coach Mike Maddux said.
Saunders, who will make consecutive starts against the Rangers, hopes he might have finally figured out Texas -- and Rangers Ballpark.
Saunders is 3-7 with a 5.79 ERA in 12 starts against the Rangers, but held them to one unearned run in seven innings in an April 13 no-decision.
It was his second strong outing against Texas, dating back to last season when he beat the Rangers in the American League Wild Card game as an Oriole. It was his first win at Rangers Ballpark, where he is winless with a 9.38 ERA in six regular-season starts.
"Everybody's going to have their rough games there. It's a tough place to pitch," Saunders said. "I happened to be unfortunate to never pull out a 'W,' and the bad ones were bad. I think I threw my first complete game there and lost, 3-2. I lost 1-0 there once. That's kind of unheard of there. It was one of those quirky things where people were trying to hype something up that wasn't really necessary.
"There was a lot of motivation for myself, and it's always nice as a player to prove people wrong. That's what drives you and that's what you feed off of."
Mariners: No breaks
• Friday is the fifth of 16 consecutive games for the Mariners, who open the season with 30 games in 31 days.
• First baseman Justin Smoak has appeared in all 17 games this season (16 starts). He's also riding a five-game hitting streak.
• Seattle hasn't won consecutive games since opening 2-0.
Rangers: Offensive funk
• The Rangers have scored four or fewer runs in seven straight games, their longest such stretch since 10 games last July. Texas is hitting .209 during that stretch.
• This weekend at Rangers Ballpark fans may donate essential items for the victims of the explosion and fires that took place in West, Texas. Items will be collected outside the park gates two hours before game time until 30 minutes after first pitch. Cash donations also will be accepted and directed to the relief effort.
• Opposing hitters have two hits in 29 at-bats (.051 average) against Darvish in counts with two strikes, including 28 punchouts.
Worth noting
• Mariners third baseman Kyle Seager, who has a seven-game hitting streak, is 5-for-13 against Darvish. That .385 average is the third highest against Darvish among players with at least 10 plate appearances against him. Seager also is the only player with at least three doubles against him.
• Rangers second baseman Ian Kinsler is a .370 career hitter (10-for-27) with four home runs against Saunders.
Cash Kruth is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

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Like Google the Humble Indie Bundle has now reached critical mass and is nolonger niche, so they dont have to depend on their niche customers to make a profit now. They have grown and this is now the result, expect more big name bundles tied with drm and a single OS platform (Windows) and less cross platform Humble Indie Bundles until perhaps its completely phased out, however dont expect this to happen immediately probably over the next five years if they continue to grow.
Lets see... Google principle is "not to be evil". It stays true. They fund many opensource projects. They provided full support Linux for Google hangout. They did Android and merge changes back into Linux kernel.
What critical mass are you talking about?
The single fact here is that the people have destroyed their own mission. A project without mission is like nut without content. Its dead! When they are asked about the case, their single response is "so far its been good" - clear lie, just check wikipedia, and that they "have been making 2 million of dollars". These are the indicators of success for them. Wooo!
The funny thing that happens next, is that there will be WAY less Linux and probably Mac users. Thats 1/2 of income lost. But its not as tragic as what comes next: with their mission broken, those who left will question IF ANYTHING will go to charity AT ALL. For just $ 2 mio, they have literally sold the trust and own future... And everything without Elop!
Seriously, if we allow people like these in FLOSS key areas, its just like employing a terrorist with live bomb. Imagine Linus binding whole kernel to Android and closing it down,.. or Xorg & Wayland devs shutting down because Apple offered them bunch of money. Damaged mission, means zero trust. Zero trust means instability on future. With instability there will be no "community" and no positive "buzz".
Somebody should really write "Congratulations on selling your souls so cheap" on their support forum.
Google is not this stupid and opportunistic. They deny 100 million of bribe offers, but increase their daily income by building trust.
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Maybe HBI were not selling out after all. Smart move?
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Deriving benefit from something does not negate throwing away your principles. That said, we will see what happens.
Could be interesting, but not holding my breath.
I'm just glad that despite the loads of cash they got from the HB, they actually noticed the Linux users input. Not that the arguments were just about Linux mind you.
Sellout continues, now with Alan Wake, again only for Windows.
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Black Hawk State Historic Site
Wonderful for families, friends for outdoor recreation. Additionally, the Watch Tower Lodge has hosted thousands of wedding receptions and offers a lovely setting in the beautiful historic park. This wooded, steeply rolling 208-acre tract, borders the Rock River in the city of Rock Island. Prehistoric Indians and 19th-Century settlers made homes here, but the area is most closely identified with the Sauk nation and its great warrior, Black Hawk. Voted one of the "7 Wonders of Illinois," this pristine park offers beautiful trails for hiking and walking only. Picnic areas are also available. While at the park be sure to visit the Watch Tower Lodge that houses a large reception area and the John Hauberg Indian Museum. The museum features Sauk and Meskwaki Native American Indian artifacts and displays depicting the four seasons and life of these tribes. A new exhibit tells the story of the Sauk and Meskwaki—how they came to live in the Quad City area, why they no longer live here, and, as the piece de resistance, a four-by-eight-foot scale model of the city of Saukenuk one of the largest Native American Indian settlements in the United States.
CITY:Rock Island
Celebration River Cruises
Hop aboard the family-owned Celebration Belle riverboat that cruises the mighty Mississippi River. Operating April through October, the 800-passenger riverboat offers a variety of cruises, ranging from sightseeing tours to theme cruises such as Big Band and fall foliage, captain's dinner and dance cruises, and overnight excursions.
Quad City Botanical Center
Rock Island's Quad City Botanical Center houses exotic tropical flowers, a 14-foot waterfall and reflecting pools with koi. Seasonal attractions include a butterfly garden and the Garden Train Railway exhibit. The Botanical Center also regularly hosts art exhibitions and special events for families.
CITY:Rock Island
Backwater Gamblers Water Ski Shows
Enjoy this professional water ski team as they perform on the Rock River with jumps, human pyramids and more. Great fun for all ages and admission is free. Shows are offered every Wednesday and Sunday from Memorial Day through Labor Day beginning at 6:30pm.
CITY:Rock Island
Ski Snowstar Winter Sports Park
Minutes from the Quad Cities. Easy access from I-80, I-74 and I-280. Enjoy skiing, snowboarding, tubing, ski lifts, restaurant and complete ski and board rentals. Skiing available every night. Features 100% snow-making equipment as well. Great winter fun for the entire family!.
Schwiebert Riverfront Park
Located along the Mississippi River in the downtown Rock Island Arts & Entertainment District, this park offers spectacular views of the Mississippi River, an open-air stage, interactive fountain, observation shelter, waterfront promenade, bike trail and digital playgrounds (the first installation of its kind in the Midwest). The park is also available for rental for weddings, receptions and special events.
CITY:Rock Island
Country Corner Farm Market & Pumpkin Patch
Farm, Fresh, Fun! Explore acres of pumpkins, a giant interactive adventure corn maze, farm-fresh produce, a petting zoo, craft barn, tree house and playground. Hayrack and pony rides, Mine for gems, ride the famous cow train. Special event weekends and concessions are also offered.U-pick pumpkins, interactive adventure corn maze and flashlight maze available in month of October. Ample parking and a nominal charge for activities. May through September 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday, Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Month of October Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday and S
TPC Deere Run
Built on the site of a former Arabian horse farm, this beautiful 18-hole, par 71 championship golf course stretches along wooded ravines on the Rock River. The course is home of the John Deere Classic, a PGA Tour event that draws top golf talent.
Mississippi River Visitor Center
The visitor center overlooks Lock & Dam 15 on Arsenal Island. See the observation deck - a great spot for viewing bald eagles in the winter and for watching barges lock through on their way up and down the mighty Mississippi River. Enjoy exhibits on the Mississippi River and a gift shop. Guided tours are available of the Lock & Dam system on Saturdays and Sundays from Memorial Day through Labor Day at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Tour Reservations are required!
CITY:Rock Island
Whitewater Junction
Kids will love this railroad themed aquatic center featuring a spiral slide, tube slide, water geysers and playful water features. Open during the summer months 7 days a week, Whitewater Junction is located inside the lovely Longview Park in Rock Island, Illinois.
CITY:Rock Island
Cheif Keokuk Campground
The Chief Keokuk Campground features 70 pads with electrical hook-ups for trailers, plus 25 tent sites (All camping Class B/E). There is a shower building on site. A sanitary dump station is near the camping area. A primitive cabin, Chief Tecumseh, is also available. The cabin is located on a slope overlooking Johnson Lake. A fire grill, table and BBQ grill are provided outside. A full size bed, two sets of bunk beds, a table and benches are provided inside. The cabin has heat and air conditioning as well as two ceiling fans. Reservations can be made, for dates between May 1st and November 1st, at ReserveAmerica.com for the campgrounds and cabin.
Great River Trail
The Great River Trail is a breathtaking journey along 60 miles of the Mississippi River. The route is a mixture of paved rail-trail, small-town sidewalks, dedicated bike lanes on the street and a stretch of road shoulder along the Great River Road. The Great River Trail begins in Savanna and travels south through many small river towns with traditions still steeped in the quintessential culture of the Mississippi River.
CITY:Rock Island
Geneseo Campground
Located 4 miles north of I-80 at exit 19 and adjacent to the historic Hennepin Canal. Shady, quiet camping in the midst of nature's wonders. Spend a night in one of our four rustic cabins. Try the Yurt Accomodations. It is 20 foot diameter, and sleeps 8. It has one queen bed and 2 bunk beds with a full on bottom and twin on top Rent a canoe or kayak and relax on historic Hennepin Canal. Bring you own bicycle or simply walk to enjoy the recreational trail along the Hennepin Canal. The town of Geneseo has great Victorian homes with welcoming porches. In additional to the RV camp sites, there are 12 tent sites available. Internet services on site.
American Discovery Trail
What a way to travel - about 75 miles, from one major river to another (the Illinois and the Mississippi), all on one newly built trail. The Hennepin Parkway State Trail (a linear state park) offers surcease from the flat, treeless Illinois prairie with a lock-strewn straight course of water and a green tunnel over the old tow path of a canal that was obsolete before it was completed. Quaint towns lie nearby, camping spaces (usually primitive) abound, and history is there for the dipping of your fingers in the water. At Sheffield, a comprehensive trail museum more than fills the gaps in your experience of a very unique way to travel through the heart of America.
Niabi Zoo
This zoo located near the Quad Cities houses more than 900 exotic animals. See the animal exhibits on foot or hop aboard the Mel McKay Express, a miniature replica of an old steam engine that takes visitors around the park. Rise and shine with the wild things during Breakfast With the Animals, held on select Saturdays.
CITY:Coal Valley
Fyre Lake Golf Club
Opening April 1, 2013, this Nicklaus Design championship golf course features fairways that wind through a hardwood forest in a scenic lakefront setting. The public is welcome to tee off at this Quad Cities-area course that offers challenges for golfers of all levels. Brush up your skills with a lesson from the professional teaching staff.
Grand Illinois Trail
The Grand Illinois Trail (GIT) is a 535-mile loop trail in northern Illinois. It goes from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi along the northern border of Illinois and then loops back across the state along the Illinois River and the Hennepin Canal. 200 miles of the route is on paved township and county roads while the rest is on limestone trails or paths. Hennepin Canal Communities - Annawan, Atkinson, Geneseo and Colona.
Hennepin Canal Parkway State Park
The Hennepin Canal State Park, a 104-mile linear park, is a rustic, historic, educational, and recreational jewel spanning five counties and includes the entire width of Henry County with access points in Annawan, Atkinson, Geneseo, and Colona. It offers an up-close look at a fascinating piece of transportation history. It is popular with bicyclists who ride from town to town exploring the history, dining, lodging, and entertainment possibilities as they travel. The canal multi-purpose recreational trail is a portion of the American Discovery Trail, a 6,800-mile coast-to-coast trail devoted to non-motorized use. It is also part of the Grand Illinois Trail, a 535-mile loop through northern Illinois. The tree-lined park is a refuge with prairie restorations and wetlands slicing through corn and soybean farmland. Home to diverse flora and fauna, it has become a favorite for bird watchers and prairie enthusiasts. It offers numerous year-round opportunities to boat, hike, bike, fish, ride horseback, snowmobile, ice skate, and cross-country ski. Explore Henry County's jewel – the Hennepin Canal. In wintertime experience the longest snowmobile trail in the state -- 91 miles on the tow path. You can use the ice at your own risk, but pay heed to the locks, bridges and culverts where the ice likely is thinner than the rest of the canal. Bring your blades, skating along the canal is free! Keep in mind the rule is there must be 4" of snow and 6" of frost on canal for route to be open. Call the Visitor Center for automated message.
Windmont Park
Windmont Park, a 20-acre site on the city's southwest side, is one of the most attractive settings of any park in the Midwest. A lagoon is surrounded by a large variety of trees and shrubs, and the eye is drawn to an iron footbridge that crosses the lagoon. There's also a sidewalk that circles the water. A fountain donated to the park by a group of citizens adds a finishing touch to the scene. Recently installed at Windmont were an disabled accessible fishing pier, a new shelter, playground equipment and wider sidewalks for walkers enjoying the jaunt around the lagoon.
Whitewater Junction - Aquatic Park
Whitewater Junction is a railroad-themed aquatic facility. Two water slides, spray toys, zero depth edge and shallow water play area.
CITY:Rock Island
Atkinson Motorsport Campground
Enjoy your stay at the state of the art campground. There are 28 sites that will easily accommodate a 40' motor-home and then some! All sites have electricity and water, while some have sewer. A dump station is at the east end of the campground. There are 6 total shower houses also available: Each room has a shower, toilet, sink and hooks to hang your towel. Enjoy your evenings with a fire in the public use area. This is a great place for getting to know your neighbors and sharing stories about your day of riding and fun!
Mississippi River Trail
Situated in Sunset Park in Rock Island is the Mississippi River Trail. Listed as a difficult trial, mainly due to its length and many portions not protected by shade, this asphalt trail hugs the bank of the river as you move through parks, industrial sections, downtown business districts and small river towns.
CITY:Rock Island
Quad Cities CVB Bike Rentals
Bike rentals through the Quad Cities Convention & Visitors Bureau are available at their Visitor Center located at 1601 River Drive, Suite 110 in Moline. Bikes are available in a variety of sizes and come with locks and helmets. They also offer Kiddie Trailers to hook on the back of adult bikes for toddlers and small bikes that can be attached to the adult bike for children still needing training wheels. Rentals are available from Memorial Day through October. Rent by the day or by the hour.
CITY:Rock Island
Channel Cat Water Taxi
Channel Cat makes stops between five docks in the Quad Cities area. Each boat accommodates 47 people and seven bicycles. The Channel Cat offers a wonderful opportunity to get out on the mighty Mississippi River and see it up close. You can get on and get off at the various docks and enjoy nearby attractions and riverfront bike trails. One fare is good all day!


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Vander's Tour to CanberraRe: Vander's Tour to CanberraAnother B grade race at Lidcombe. I missed Oakville as I was still not feeling well so thought I would go down to Lidcombe and make my decision last minute, I decided I have come this far may aswell race. It was a pretty up and down and slow in general race. Not many people wanted to work. I jumped on the front to do some work than turned around and I had a bit of a gap. I just maintained a steady tempo and held it for about 4 laps with someone coming accross and doing a bit of work also. However when the pack decided to speed things up they had no trouble catching us. Rest of the race I just sat in did a few turns on the front but nothing too hard. With about 1.5 laps to go there was noone behind me and the pack compressed so there wasnt much room but I found somehwhere and went straight to the front and took it pretty easy on the front. I had decided the wheel I wanted to be on and when he came past me I jumped straight on. Around the last corner I was in 3rd wheel. The guy infront of me dropped the hammer and led me out perfectly had me holding over 700W for the last about 40sec. With not much left I came around him pretty easy and there was only 1 guy on my wheel who didnt really challenge us 3 ended up a bit off the front. Surprised that I could do so well not feeling well. I coughed up a lung or 2 post race.
Time: 52min Speed: 40km/h Power: 233 avg (283 NP) Peak powers werent that great and felt like I had more sprint than what I did to win I knew what I did was enough. Had to push 1300W out of the top corner but only 1200W to go around the guy who led me out. Definitely happy with that especially since im not feeling great. Now to get smashed out at west head tomorrow.
Vander's Tour to CanberraGeez, those are impressive numbers. I'll have to look at the Coggan chart, but you must be getting up towards the top... and Joe Friel reckons it takes three years of racing to get most of the muscle adaptation done.
I ride, therefore I am.
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Re: Vander's Tour to CanberraI have been tracking them recently. Baised on being 80kg (I am 81 at the moment) I would be in Cat 3 for most things and Cat 2 for 5sec (slight upward trend from FTP to 5sec). If I get to my race weight which I think I can get to which is around 70kg I would be Cat 2 for everything and Cat 1/Domestic pro for the sprint assuming I dont loose any power. I am not too worried about loosing weight at the moment as I would rather keep that in the bag for a trick later, but I think I should look at just dropping a few kg and getting to aroudn 75-78 which I can do pretty easy. I am eating terribly and my weight has stabilised at 81kg so I guess that is a good thing. I plan on testing all the numbers again monthly and see how they are going.
Re: Vander's Tour to CanberraI would be getting the power, fitness and technical side of things right, before trimming the fat from the bacon!
Foo I don't suffer fools easily and so long as you have done your best,you should have no regrets.
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I'm bottom end of Cat3 for 5 min and FTP, but 'untrained' for 5 sec and 1 minute. My 5 minute is a bit better than my FTP, but I think that's dueto a lack of training for the last year, I'm down ~ 30W at the moment. I can hang with the fast guys, I just can't accelerate. I ride, therefore I am.
...real cyclists don't have squeaky chains...
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178cm @Foo you read my mind. Twizzle I am finding a higher FTP and 5minutes to be much more advantageous to me as getting to the end of the race not already on the limit helps a lot as far ability to get in the right spot and sprint. I raced again today out at west head. Despite my mate baiting me that I am a burgular I stuck to my guns and raced C grade, I got dropped at the end last time so jumping straight up to B and getting dropped didnt sound like a good day to me. From the start it was FREEZING. I was standing on the start line shivering. It took me a good 5-10min to get just a little warm and my vest stayed on for almost 3/4s of the race. We started out fairly slow (I think kindly letting everyone warm up a little) then slowly got a little and a little faster till about half way through the second lap when the breaks seemed to go on. When the pace was up a bit more I did not feel all that comfortable and even considered just letting the pack go. It wasnt my HR was high or my legs were gone I just felt really average. However when it eased up I started to feel good. Then up the last hill before the turn around going south the hammer was dropped in a very big way one guy jumped and I jumped on his wheel. We smashed it up the hill and put a bit of a gap into the whole group then after the turn around he smashed it again and towards the top he put about 10m into me but he was spent, on the downhill I caught him pretty easy then just sat on. The group wasnt really coming back so I felt comfortable just sitting in. Very late I put in just a little effort (though I didnt have much left) and came around him to take the win. Time:1:20min Speed: 33km/h (doesnt really tell how hard it was, possibly due to the wind) Power: 215Av / 309NP Avg HR: 162 (very surprisingly low, felt a lot harder than this) I had a peak power of over 1300W just to grab the guys wheel when he went up the hill we then proceeded to hold over 700W up there (around 30seconds) then after the turn around another 600ishW up the other side (about 45sec). My favourite number of the day was my 5min NP which was 428W!!!! with an average of 323W. Very happy with the race, still feeling a bit crook but numbers are good. B grade for me next time out there, I think it will be a rude shock and I am hoping to make it to the end in the bunch.
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I wouldn't get excited about 323w average ... maybe if you held 323w for an hour you could get excited!. 5 minute NP means nothing.
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Way to burst my bubble I thought that might be the case. Either way I havent seen a number like that before.
Vander's Tour to CanberraSorry mate, I remember reading that either Hunter or Coogan didn't want NP included for anything under 20 minutes... And even then it has to be weighed up against Av power considering the situation.
You have a good sprint power Vander... It won't improve much as it isn't very trainable compared to other areas... But if you can improve it 10-15% over a couple of years and get from 81kgs down to 70-72 then you will have a very good sprint. Be careful though as racing everywhere abd placing will soon get you shoved up to A grade. That's great, but no use have Cav's power in a sprint if you haven't got the FTP to get you there. FTP should always be the number one concern training for the road.
Re: Vander's Tour to Canberra70Kg is pretty much as low as you can go at 178cm
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Just trim the fat very slowly... easier to do it all at once?. Not that I am following that advice very well ...my fat is trimming so fast that I need to put the brakes on every so often.
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I agree. This is why my training is built towards improving my FTP as when I am hitting my peak in 4 months I want to be keeping up with those A grade boys and I think I have the power to do pretty well in the sprint a 15% improvement I would be quite happy with. As far as weight loss goes I think fast is easier but I dont think its the best for your. @mike: I expect that to be getting close to my limit.
Re: Vander's Tour to CanberraMy 5 min avg over the last 11 months (July 318w) (August 387w) (Sept 333w) (Oct 345w) (Nov 339) (Dec 339w) (Jan 338w) (Feb 335w) (Mar 350w) (April 341w) (May 368w) I'm 71.5 kg to 72.5kg. My pb of 387w was after being well rested & a specified 5 min test. Then all the way to Dec I was doing a lot of fatiguing km's that were pretty pointless. This year I have done less km but still working fairly hard 6 days a week of riding with a couple of easy ones thrown in. Just starting to see some improvement in 20 min & 5 min. My best 60 min over same period is 276w which was last month & 20 min 300w.
The numbers are not that great but at 48 years old & a pretty skinny 180 cm 72kg not to bad. Much room for improvement just starting my 3rd year of riding. So in saying all that I reckon you will go well beyond 323w for 5 mins in no time.
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Dunno about that. When I started out I was 188 cm and 60 kg. I was racing Club A Grade and Open B Grade. Didn't have the power to go with the top guys when the hammer went down, but on the other hand, I could climb quite well...
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Nice work vander, by the way. Doesn't matter what grade you ride elsewhere, you're not a burglar at West Head until you've won the grade (or got a couple of seconds and thirds), it's the toughest club racing in town. If you have a decent consistent month of training, you should be fine to hold onto B Grade.
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I have pushed 376W as my max 5min effort and over 350 a few times. It was the NP I was getting excited about but as TLL has pointed out I was wrong in thinking that NP meant anything for that length of time. BTW nice numbers for just over 70 that is strong, I still think you have some room for improvement as your numbers show you are still going up. Cheers Rogan, that is what I thought, I feel as though its a big step up. Hoping I can have a consistent month now it should do me a world of good. 188cm and 60kg dont know how that is possible!
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Yeh that's what happens, once your stripped off all the spare fat. You become either a climber or a sprinter Got bored of my signature
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Not in my case, even if I dropped my excess 15Kg, I'll still be a TT specialist. I'm still stuck with the balance between not-eating-and-falling-asleep vs. needing to earn an income. But after my disastrous January-onwards, I'm going back to base training for the next few months anyway, will start to build up in August. Give it's Autumn and it was -3.9C at 6:30am this morning, even base will be a hard slog. I ride, therefore I am.
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At 40.2km/h average it was 0.4km/h faster that I've ever been around that circuit...so I'd say it was up and down but quick in general Haven't crunched the numbers but a quick look at the graph showed plenty of >1000w efforts out of the 2nd corner. Also achieved a PB lap of 2:01 and 3rd overall for the strava sprint segment while chasing down a break at the 20 min mark. I thought I was going to pop after that but managed to recover. Wasn't positioned well on the last lap and finished about 6th. Very happy with that considering I hadn't raced in approx 6 months. that young <cough> girl </cough> was impressive! congrats on the wins
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Yea, she was in every break but she needs to learn not to speed up when coming past it was a bit annoying. Average speed was pretty good but didnt feel as hard as previous weeks IMO. Yea that corner is about 800+W every time but you get a good rest after punching out of it. I found if your in the top 5-10 you have to punch a lot less than further back. I came past you just after your effort and thought you might be gone also you were going backwards pretty quickly, well done to hold on. 6th is very good first race back it wasnt a small field either, compared to last year I think the crits are faster because a lot of people trained hard for B2B, so just holding on for your first race in 6months is awesome.
Re: Vander's Tour to CanberraGot Div 2 at the Hunter crit, should be interesting.
Re: Vander's Tour to CanberraSo the Div 2 crit, I thought that it wasnt too tough even though my HR for it was very high (higher than I think my RPE was, possibly still not 100%) it didnt feel to difficult. Not many people really wanted to push the pace. However on a very tight course it was imperative to be up the front. I came to the front a few times and sat there for about a lap as noone would want to pass me. With about 4 or 5 laps to go I had a crack at breaking away just after another guy had come back. I jumped off the front and got about a 50m gap and held it for more than half a lap then flicked my elbow for the guy behind me to come through and he didnt come he said he was on the limit already we lost the gap then it was all over almost before it started. I tried to sit in and recover a bit for the last few laps and it heated up a bit with 2-3 to go and I was working hard to get into a good position. I got there but then it slowed up with a bit more than half a lap to go and 5 people came from behind me straight to the front, I missed the train and all of a sudden I was in about 10th wheel with no way to move up before the final really tight corner. On the corner the guy in front of me showed his lack of skill cornering losing at least 30m I couldnt overtake him on the inside as there was another guy there so decided to jump on the grass and go around. The it was 500m to go I was about 30m off the back of a group of around 6 or 7 I busted my balls to try and get back to them but I lost too much on the corner and so never really contested the sprint would of finished somewhere around 8th extremely pissed off at the terrible cornering skills of many people in the race, not many of them must race tight crits.
Time: 30ish min (Forgot to start the garmin at the start. Speed: 39.5km/h HR: 187 avg (Did not feel close to this hard) Power: 270W Avg (310W NP) Its a learning experience and I learnt I need to position better towards the end and pay more attention to what is happening around me when it slowed down I should of known people would of come from the back forward and I should of been ready to jump on. As they were running late I only had a little more than a 30min turn around till the hill climb. In the time I had I just sat in the shade and tried to recouperate. I had done the climb once in the morning as warm up and it was 7.5km of undulating road then a bit over 500m of really steep stuff then about 500m of not so steep stuff. At the start line my plan was to sit below threshold till the base of the climb then try to explode up it. The start went to plan I sat below threshold but maybe I went a little too hard as I sat on 287W (299NP) for the first 7.4km. When I went to explode up the climb I didnt have as much as I wanted but for the next 4min up the climb I average 360W for a measely 13.7km/h that is how steep it was. With about 500m to go the guy that started a min behind me caught me and I tried to up my pace to hold him and held him within about 50m to the finish however with about 200m to go I started to really struggled as my HR hit 196BPM. I ended with a time of 16min 44sec which put me in last position of the 8 U23s but all the rest were Div 1 riders so not that surprising. Would be interesting to see what would happen if I dropped the extra 10kg I am carrying. On another note I can almost do a bent arm planche now and succeeded to do a muscle up the other day .
Re: Vander's Tour to Canberra28th Canberra Tour dates are scheduled for 28th, 29th and 30th September.
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Probably the best Canberra Tour story I am aware of is the time a mountain biker rocked up and they put him in B Grade. Have a guess who...
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More copies of this ISBNLullabyby Chuck Palahniuk
Awards2003 Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association Award
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:From the author of the New York Times bestseller Choke and the cult classic Fight Club, a cunningly plotted novel about the ultimate verbal weapon, one that reinvents the apocalyptic thriller for our times.
Carl Streator is a solitary widower and a fortyish newspaper reporter who is assigned to do a series of articles on Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. In the course of this investigation he discovers an ominous thread: the presence at the death scenes of the anthology Poems and Rhymes Around the World, all opened to the page where there appears an African chant, or "culling song." This song turns out to be lethal when spoken or even thought in anyone's direction — and once it lodges in Streator's brain he finds himself becoming an involuntary serial killer. So he teams up with a real estate broker, one Helen Hoover Boyle — who specializes in selling haunted (or "distressed") houses (wonderfully high turnover), and who lost a child to the culling song years before — for a cross-country odyssey to remove all copies of the book from libraries, lest this deadly verbal virus spread and wipe out human life. Accompanying them on this road trip are Helen's assistant, Mona Sabbat, an exquisitely earnest Wiccan, and her sardonic ecoterrorist boyfriend Oyster, who is running a scam involving fake liability claims and business blackmail. Welcome to the new nuclear family. On one level, Lullaby is a chillingly pertinent parable about the dangers of psychic infection and control in an era of wildly overproliferated information: "Imagine a plague you catch through your ears . . . imagine an idea that occupies your mind like a city." But it is also a tightly wound thriller with an intriguing premise and a suspenseful plot full of surprising twists and turns. Finally, because it is a Chuck Palahniuk novel, it is a blackly comic tour de force that reinforces his stature as our funniest nihilist and a contemporary seer. Review:"The latest comic outrage from Palahniuk concerns a lethal African poem, an unwitting serial killer, a haunted-house broker, and a frozen baby. In other words, the usual Palahniuk fare....Outrageous, darkly comic fun of the sort you'd expect from Palahniuk." Kirkus Reviews
Review:"It's great. It's better than great. It's edible, this story is juicy, delightful, funny, wicked, smart, silly....With Lullaby, Chuck Palahniuk delivers what can only be described as a complete critical assessment, cut down, body slam of the banality of modern critical thought. With this novel, he tears everyone a new one, and smiles while doing it." Ain't It Cool News
Review:"Hilarious satire." Publishers Weekly
Review:"Outrageous, darkly comic fun of the sort you'd expect from Palahniuk." Kirkus Reviews
About the AuthorChuck Palahniuk's four other novels are the bestselling Fight Club, which was made into a film by director David Fincher, Survivor, Invisible Monsters, and Choke. He lives in Portland, Oregon.
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Reclaiming the Garage
Homeowners are looking to make the most of their home and the space it contains. Basements, for example, are no longer looked at as dank storage areas, but areas for potential living space. Now garages are in homeowners' sights. Whether all the basement storage has been taken over from redevelopment into entertainment areas or because the home lacks any real storage space, the focus on the garage has become the next big thing to hit the home.
"Garages are mainly used for storage these days and not for cars," says Michele Savalox, senior marketing manager for Gladiator GarageWorks. "Garages have not only become the junk drawers of the home, but also the main entryway, which is increasing the need to organize the space."
According to NAHB research, only 17 percent of homes built in 2005 didn't include a garage. Sixty percent of homes built in that same year included a two-car garage and 15 percent included a three-or-more car garage. These figures give an idea of the potential pool of customers remodelers can look forward to that may be interested in some sort of garage organization system right now or in the near future.
"Garages are getting bigger," says Gopal Ahluwalia, NAHB's staff vice president for research. "The garage standard used to be 20 by 20 ft. and now tends to be 24 by 24 ft. because home-owners want the extra space. Primarily they want the extra space for storage."
Out of the 72.2 million owner-occupied homes in the United States, 54.7 million or 76 percent of those homes contain a garage. But what home-owners are doing with their garages is a different story.
"We are becoming a more and more casual society," says Jim Schlimpert, owner of Garage Storage Cabinets. "People are coming and going through their garage and need them to look better because of this."
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"People are moving toward organizing," says Schlimpert. "If you look back to the '20s and '30s there really weren't any cabinets in kitchens. But look at kitchens now, homeowners are trying to get the most out of their space."
Schlimpert suggests these three steps to get started in organizing the garage. First, take the measurements. This physical analysis of the space helps the homeowner understand what they're working with and what will be possible for them to do. Second, the psychological profile of the inhabitants should be worked up. This involves figuring out their likes and dislikes, hobbies, sports and what they are trying to accomplish with the organization.
"There's one key question to ask a homeowner," says Schlimpert. "What treasures do you want to get off the floor and behind the door?"
Lastly, a remodeler should combine the first two evaluations and look at the options available to make up a plan for the space that will accomplish the homeowner's goals.
"Homeowners are using garages mainly for storage and not for cars," says Savalox. "They want an organized look that includes work space, crafting/project stations, kids stations and a still have room to park the car."
Tools of organization
Several companies have been leading the way in garage organization solutions. These companies have products that range from movable wall-mounted systems to products built in place. Of course the key to making the homeowner happy is finding out what they want and need for their space.
"Educating John P. Public about what is available in storage options is key," says Schlimpert. "Not enough people know about garage storage systems."
While some garage organization systems started with cabinetmakers moving into garage systems, one company started around a freezer. Gladiator GarageWorks began when an innovation team at Whirlpool got together to decide how to attract a larger male audience to their products. What they found was that many homeowners were moving older inefficient refrigerators to their garages where they were exposed to extreme temperatures. So they decided to create a freezer and refrigerator system that could withstand these extremes and what followed was an entire organization system.
Gladiator GarageWorks carries three lines of products. Their premium line is made of welded steel, 24-in. deep cabinets and comes completely assembled. Gladiator's base line is a laminated system that requires assembly, but the key to all their lines is the options for mounting the products. Gladiator begins with either a GearTrack Channel or GearWall Panel system. Hooks and cabinets are then hung from these systems and can be expanded upon or moved as the homeowner's needs change.
Rubbermaid and Knope & Vogt are two companies that have similar product systems to Gladiator's GearTrack system. Rubbermaid's FastTrack System is a modular hook-and-rail system that has a variety of accessories, shelves and cabinets that hang from the rail. Their FastTrack 88-in. rail can hold up to 2,000 lbs. Knope & Vogt has a slatwall kit that creates a 4x4-ft. finished section. Knope & Vogt also sells the hooks, wire baskets, shelving and other accessories to go along with its slatwall system.
Craftsman carries a series of systems that focus on the projects that the homeowners want to engage in. The Craftsman products customize for people such as the home woodworker, the family with many outdoor play toys or even the home auto mechanic.
"Homeowners tend to tackle their projects in steps," says Larry Costello, director of product public relations with Sears Holding Corp. "Many start with a workbench for work space and a pegboard for tools."
GarageTek concentrates on a complete garage system. Their Tek panel is applied to the wall and everything mounts to it. The line includes tall and short cabinets that can be clipped into the Tek panel, shelving, activity racks for a variety of sporting equipment, workbenches, flooring, lighting and a ceiling track system for bikes, baskets and bins.
"The garage organization product category has gained credibility as large companies like Whirlpool enter the market," says Schlimpert. "Interest is at an all-time high for this $2.5 billion industry."
Remodelers' options
"Garage organization is the fastest growing segment of the organization market," says Marc Shuman, president of GarageTek. "Homeowners are using it for many things and are even heating and air conditioning them for comfortable year- round use."
There are a few options for remodelers looking for a way to make money in the garage organization market. First, they can organize the space themselves and go to any number of stores to purchase systems off the shelf and install them for the home-owner as an added service.
Another option would be to become a dealer for one of the companies offering garage organization solutions. Companies like GarageTek and Garage Storage Cabinets offer this option, but generally only if they have an opening in any given market. Garage Storage Cabinets has a two-day training session they make their dealers go through — 400 people have completed this program. Currently Garage Storage Cabinets has dealers in 44 states.
A third option to remodelers would be to refer clients to a garage organization company or dealer. GarageTek offers a referral bonus to remodelers who refer clients; allowing them to make some money without the added time and expense of installing the system themselves.
"Our referral program is designed to not only help us, but also help out remodelers," says Barbara Butensky, director of marketing at GarageTek. "This allows them to meet their customers' needs and hand their clients off to someone that can be trusted."
What's next
The future of garage organization is only getting brighter. Companies that have some focus on the garage have seen real growth as homeowners look to utilize their space and redesign the way they use it.
"With a 30 percent annual growth rate for the last five years, we're growing significantly," says Shuman. "We're launching 20 new products a year and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future."
Thinking outside the box, Gladiator is looking at the items that homeowners keep in their garage. Their concept GatorPak is a tailgating kit that includes refrigerator, grill, speakers, LCD display, radio, warming drawer, storage and a beer tapper. The GaterPak will be able to be attached to a trailer hitch and easily stored under a workbench in the garage.
Companies fixated on garage organization continue to add innovative products to their offering to help homeowners manage their time and space. Ceiling track and lift systems to store products "off the ground" will be making a bigger appearance.
"Garage organization is a relatively new revolutionary idea," says Schlimpert. "It's the final frontier of the home."


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A female newspaper reporter outs a CIA agent and is imprisoned for refusing to reveal her source.
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Loretta Claiborne has been a Special Olympics athlete since 1970. She has become a public speaker and she still competes when she can, whether it's in bowling, track and field, figure skating or swimming. She is also thinking about trying for the next Special Olympics World Summer Games in 2015.
Loretta Claiborne competing in Track & Field during a Special Olympics event.
I remember the days when they told my mother that I'd never be able to learn. I remember when they told me I would never be able to graduate from high school. I was partially blind and unable to walk or talk for years; I couldn't learn as fast as the other kids. And I still remember when they told me that was I worth nothing.
But deep in my heart I knew I had things to offer. In 1970, I found out about Special Olympics and it opened doors for me. When I became an athlete, I saw that I had talents. People around me saw it too – and they began to treat me in a new and better way.
Then in 1972, I met a woman named Eunice Kennedy Shriver. She was like the grandmother I never had. I'll never forget the lessons she taught me -- that you can be anything you want to be if you put your mind to it. She'd tell me: never let anybody tell you what you can't do.
She herself was an example of that because she had strength and guts. Mrs. Shriver didn't let people tell her what to do either – and she fought for us. I believe Mrs. Shriver was chosen to have a life to serve others, even the weakest of the weak, back when no one else was helping people like me.
Mrs. Shriver believed that people with intellectual disabilities could accomplish great things. She also believed we could do things beyond sports -- like learn to be leaders and public speakers. I began to believe it too – and now I can talk and write about these things today.
Mrs. Shriver used sports as her vehicle to show the world what people with intellectual disabilities can do. Today, millions of athletes take part in Special Olympics and it's changing their world and changing society's attitudes toward people with intellectual disabilities worldwide. And it started with one lady, Mrs. Eunice Kennedy Shriver.
But none of it would be possible without Eunice Kennedy Shriver telling us to aim high and do our best. That's the only thing she ever asked us to do.
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