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welcome :) Im Jillian, Im currently 17 weeks pg with baby # 4 and am doing my first pregnant race in March.....just a 5 k but Im slightly worried about the weather also as I am in Michigan....could go either way.
this is the first pregnancy Ive ran through and my family is like yours....they think Im nuts, as do my co workers.
but Im loving it :p
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Welcome! I'm 8 weeks pregnant and I am just getting back into running after my first tri nausea etc. I am hoping to do a few 5ks in the spring. I hope I don't get mean looks....I would think those who look down on it are not runners themselves.
I run at an indoor track in the winter (here in Minnesota....super cold!), and I saw a pregnant girl running once and I was in awe! I wasn't a runner when I was pregnant with my first, and since becoming a runner in 2008 it never occurred to me that anyone other than elite athletes could run successfully while pregnant. You go mama!
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Welcome aboard!
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When we told my in laws we were expecting.....the first thing MIL said was, "so I guess you are done running". Lol. I promptly said nope!
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49ers running back Brandon Jacobs has posted advice on Twitter with a reference to never working ''in a place where you hate your boss so much.'' The hash tag: ''YouLiveAndYouLearn.'' Jacobs had terrible timing with the tweet Thursday afternoon, considering San Francisco coach Jim Harbaugh was hospitalized for what the team called a ''minor procedure'' for an irregular heartbeat. In the locker room soon after his post, Jacobs said people shouldn't ''assume'' his remarks were football-related, then followed up with more tweets - including one reading ''football is not my life.'' Jacobs, who dealt with a left knee injury early in the year, has been active only once all season but never played. He took the field for a play Oct. 18 against Seattle, then got called off.
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Peter N. Spotts writer of The Christian Science Monitor, The Christian Science Monitor
To the teenage hoopsters he is said to have run ragged on the basketball court, he became known as Dr. J.
His friends acknowledge that Jerry Mahlman comes by the nickname honestly. He plays an intense game of basketball. His first name starts with J. And he holds a PhD in atmospheric science.
On Oct. 1, Jerry Mahlman, retires as head of one of the world's leading climate-modeling centers, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Lab (GFDL). During his tenure, the lab has been credited with developing new, more accurate hurricane-forecasting tools, as well as models to forecast El Nio outbreaks up to a year in advance.
But the rise of climate change as a global issue also has placed the lab and its director at the center of what he calls "potentially the defining problem of the 21st century."
In an interview conducted during a two-day symposium earlier this month honoring his contributions to climate science, Mahlman summarized recent signs that he says boost his confidence that human-induced climate change is underway.
These signs range from Earth posting its warmest year on record and perhaps the warmest year in the past 1,000 years to recent paleoclimate research that tracks temperatures since AD 1000, using several natural "thermometers." At the start of the period, he says, the data show "very, very slow cooling - with lots of uncertainty in the data. Then about 1760, warming takes off. You can take different parts of the data set and get basically the same answer. It's an extraordinarily careful piece of research." Temperatures are warming the fastest in high, northern latitudes, the part of the world models point to as the regions of most pronounced change, he adds.
He acknowledges that uncertainties remain in computer simulations of climate, fueled by gaps in researchers' understanding about key aspects of climate - most notably the role clouds play. The problem, he notes, lies in a poor grasp of cloud physics as well as in the fact that clouds act on much smaller scales than computer models can now capture.
"Some people say that the fundamental uncertainties haven't changed in 20 years," he continues. This assertion, he says, is based in part on global temperature-increase estimates that have hovered for 20 years at a range of 1.5 to 4.5 degrees Celsius.
Yet, what has changed, he adds, is the confidence many researchers have in the temperature range. What was once a 66 percent chance that temperature increases would lie within that range has grown to a 90 to 95 percent chance as understanding of earth's climate system has improved.
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Syrian Christians feel vulnerable as country burns
Christians hold senior positions in the state, although some have joined the opposition, including prominent writer Michel Kilo and a top member of the main opposition group, the Syrian National Council, George Sabara, who were jailed by Assad for dissent. The most senior Christian government official is Defense Minister Dawoud Rajha, a former army general.
Homs, Syria's third largest city, has been one of the hardest hit regions since the uprising against Assad's regime began in March 2011. Rebels control several neighborhoods, sparking intense attacks by government troops over the past two weeks.
The International Committee of the Red Cross called on Syria's government and rebel groups Wednesday to allow it to reach trapped civilians and evacuate the wounded and sick.
"Hundreds of civilians are stuck in the old city of Homs, unable to leave and find refuge in safer areas, because of the ongoing armed confrontations," said the group's head of operations for the region, Beatrice Megevand-Roggo.
The rebels have controlled the Christian neighborhoods of Hamidiyeh and Bustan Diwan since early February. Sporadic clashes between rebels and troops have forced tens of thousands of Christians to flee the neighborhoods to a relatively safe area known as the Valley of the Christians, just outside the city.
But those who remain say three attempts to evacuate them so far have failed despite efforts by Sunni clerics and tribal leaders to help.
Al-Jamal, who took part in three rounds of failed negotiations, said there would be a fourth attempt but he felt "hopeless."
Al-Jamal said that in past attempts, the army had agreed to a two-hour truce to allow the mediators to evacuate the besieged people but they were blocked by the rebels.
A Christian from Homs said two of his relatives were killed by shrapnel this month. The man, who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of reprisals, said the two were buried inside the old cemetery in Hamidiyeh because it was not possible to take them to the new cemetery outside the city because of the violence.
On Tuesday, Syria's government said it was ready to act on a U.N. call to evacuate civilians trapped in Homs for more than a week, but blamed rebels for obstructing efforts to get them out.
Maj. Gen. Robert Mood, the Norwegian chief of the U.N. observer mission in the country, has demanded that all warring parties in the conflict allow safe passage for women, children and sick people trying to get out.
Al-Jamal said that many Christians from Homs are coming to his office in the city to get marriage or birth certificates to apply for visas to leave the country.
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The Joyce Presents LES BALLETS TROCKADERO DE MONTE CARLO, 12/18-1/6
The Joyce Theater is thrilled to welcome back the brilliant and hilarious Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo for its biannual three-week NYC holiday engagement, December 18, 2012 – January 6, 2013. The season will feature two different programs, including the highly anticipated U.S. premiere of Laurencia, choreographed in 1939 by Vakhtang Chabukiani for the Kirov Ballet. Tickets are $10*-$59 and can be arranged by calling JoyceCharge at 212-242-0800 or online at www.joyce.org. Please note: ticket prices are subject to change. (*$10 tickets have been made available by generous support from the MetLife Foundation.) The Joyce Theater is located at 175 Eighth Avenue at 19th Street, in Chelsea.
Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo (Tory Dobrin, Artistic Director), the tutu-fabulous all-male international dance sensation, returns to The Joyce Theater with two joyful programs just in time for the holidays. With their astounding mastery of ballet technique, flamboyant personalities, hilarious parodying and maybe a little more chest hair than your average Giselle, the TROCKS, as they are affectionately known, receive raucous laughter and wild applause throughout the world. These internationally-renowned ballerinas illuminate the passion, tragedy and joy of classical ballet, all squeezed into size 12 pointe shoes.
For this engagement, the company will present two programs of works including audience favorites such as Paquita, Go For Barocco and Swan Lake. Most anticipated, however, will be the U.S. premiere of an excerpt from the final act of Laurencia, a 1939 piece about a peasant revolution, originally choreographed by Vakhtang Chabukiani. Commissioned by The Joyce Theater, Laurencia has never before been seen in this country. See these classical works – and more – performed by the primo ballerinas that have made this beloved troupe the foremost all-male comic ballet company in the world.
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But if there's still a stigma attached to puzzlers, the documentary, opening Friday, blows it apart, with a close look at the Times puzzle editor, Will Shortz.
As many as 50 million American puzzlers are Shortz fans. They're as Republican as Bob Dole, as Democratic as Bill Clinton, and as hip as Amy Ray and Emily Saliers of the Indigo Girls, who've been known to ask in concert "Did anyone get 6-Down today?"
Of course, many of the top puzzlers seem lost in their own wordy world. "I've always been fascinated by the letter 'Q'," says Trip Payne, one of the grandmasters at the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament.
Another crossword gladiator likens his prowess to the athletic excellence of Barry Bonds, and when he does, filmmaker Patrick Creadon cuts to the mighty slugger swinging through a third-strike pitch.
Call it revenge of the nerds, because the mighty Bonds has been struck out by another prominent and accomplished crossword puzzler, New York Yankee ace hurler Mike Mussina.
"If you can handle the puzzle in the Times, you can handle any puzzle they throw at you," Mussina says.
On a Saturday afternoon a few seasons ago, while Mussina was tossing one of his gems, Yankee announcer Michael Kay described how the pitcher was at his locker room completing a puzzle before his pregame warm-up.
As if sensing the typical baseball fan wouldn't notice the significance of this feat, Kay felt compelled to elaborate. "The Times makes the toughest crosswords, and if you can do it on Monday, you should be proud of yourself. But by Tuesday and Wednesday, they keep getting harder," he said, noting that the man on the mound graduated from Stanford University.
"If you can do the puzzle by Saturday, you're something special. And that's why you won't see what Mussina was doing in a major league locker room too often."
It's apparently not that unusual to call puzzling a sport.
"Bring it on, Shortz!" shouts Comedy Central's Jon Stewart as he works a puzzle from his desk in gym clothes.
"I am a Times puzzle fan," Stewart says. "I will solve the USA Today puzzle [when traveling], but I don't feel good about myself."
Shortz is indeed a legend. Known to millions as the "Puzzle Master" on National Public Radio's "Weekend Edition," he took over the mantle of Times crossword editor in 1993, becoming only the fourth person since 1942 to assume what many consider the ultimate dream job.
"When you imagine a 'crossword guy,' you imagine he's 13 or 14 inches tall … someone who doesn't care to go more than 5 feet without his inhaler," says Stewart. "And yet he's a giant man. He's the Errol Flynn of crossword puzzling."
Shortz, a 53-year-old Indiana University graduate, is said to be the only person in the world to hold a degree in enigmatology (the study of words), a curriculum he designed under the university's general studies program.


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Recap: 'Chuck' - 'Chuck vs. the Tooth'
After two zippy episodes, Chuck experiences bad dreams
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This recap is superfluous.
HitFix has Alan Sepinwall now. He doesn't just recap "Chuck." He *saved* "Chuck." It says so in the flash banners that still swaddle our site.
It's not like I'm incapable of disagreeing with Alan, but in this case, I happen to share his general sentiment on "Chuck vs. the Tooth," which was a worthy if not completely successful attempt to expand on the show's tonal tapestry.
I'm almost writing this recap entirely because so many of Alan's readers are taking him to task for not loving the episode, since it's unclear how many of my observations are going to be new (I only skimmed Alan's recap).
So why didn't I love "Chuck vs. the Tooth"? I guess that's after the break...
There was just no way for the "Chuck" team to win with the pacing of these last six bonus episodes. As much as I really enjoyed the zippy, fun, angst-free pacing of the past two episodes, Josh Schwartz and Chris Fedak pretty much had to know that doing six episodes of "Hart to Hart" after "Chuck vs. the Other Guy" really wasn't going to force NBC's hand on a fourth season renewal. They had to know that doing six episodes of action-comedy procedural entertainment wasn't really going to be true to the mythology-based arcs that have made the past two seasons an evolution past the mostly stand-alone first season. So they had to push the story along, push the story into some kind of escalated narrative that will culminate in the sort of two-hour finale that will let both viewers and NBC brass know what Season Four will be.
So Monday's episode? It was a turn-the-corner episode and it was a turn-the-corner episode that shrieked around the corner without bothering to put on the breaks. And at time, it was a turn-the-corner episode that felt like it had driven over the curb and possibly side-swiped a fire hydrant.
Everything in the episode needed to have taken place over two or three possible episodes, but without time, things were rushed along.
And the slightly disappointing things are that not only did I enjoy large chunks of the episode, but I also knew that with slightly more graduate execution, I'd have been strongly in favor of all of the major plot developments.
The meat of "Chuck vs. the Tooth" was this: Chuck, like Hamlet, has been plagued by bad dreams. He's worked up about his relationship with Sarah, he's still got issues with having killed Superman and, to make matters worse, he's got strange Intersect things going on, where he's flashing in his dreams, but not literal flashes.
And all of those things make complete sense to me and they're all directions I want the show to feel comfortable going.
Why didn't they work for me?
Let me list a few ways...
Sarah and Chuck are stuck in milestones. We apparently can't have a single episode where Chuck and Sarah are just a couple. Their first week together they dealt with the possibly conflicts of their professional and romantic desires. Their second week together, they dealt with moving in together and facing versions of themselves 30 weeks in the future. This week, there was more talk about them imagining the future together, but then there was a weirder part where, both in dreams and in reality, they were having "I love you" awkwardness. Maybe it's just me, but when a drunk Chuck asked Sarah in "The Other Guy" if she loved him and she said she did (or she had) that felt like they skipped right over the "Who will say I love you first?" weirdness that TV shows (and life) have led us to expect. So there were points tonight where I was thinking, "Wait. Is it supposed to be significant that they're admitting that they love each other? Didn't we cover that? Didn't they move in together?" So that got in the way of what should have been a lovely moment as Sarah realized that she was willing to believe in this man she loved through sickness and health, rather than cluttering things with the same stuff she'd realized last week. Just as Sarah spent five or six straight episodes lamenting that Chuck wasn't the man she'd fallen for in the first half of the season, she's now on her second straight episode of announcing that what she feels for Chuck is different than what she's accustomed to.
Chuck's dreams confused me. Chuck's subconscious interacting with the Intersect? Got it. Makes total sense. I'm not sure, though, that even that potent cocktail would make Chuck clairvoyant and that's sorta what he was experiencing tonight. I get that nothing in his dreams was literally a realization of the future, that he was processing various pieces of data from his awake life, running them through his still revving Intersect and spitting out information. That this new process allowed him to go all "Minority Report" and become a bit of a pre-cog is strange, but not nearly as strange as Beckman's instant dismissal of Chuck's Nocturnal Intersection Emissions. And not nearly as strange as the shrink played by Christopher Lloyd not being able to make a similar leap. Chuck starts acting strange and starts having semi-plausible flashes? After 51 episodes? Give him the benefit of the doubt. Station two agents outside of the symphony box. Let Chuck go to the symphony and see if he flashes again. And then, when Chuck goes to the symphony and he does, indeed, flash again... LISTEN TO HIM. Since when do we overrule Chuck's flashes just because a random African ruler says that the man Chuck is flashing on is an esteemed scientist?
Maybe nobody was able to tolerate Chuck's changing skill-set because there had been no previous indications of these problems. Having Sarah say something like, "Oh, Chuck. You've been having such bad dreams lately," isn't the same as this problem having been introduced, at least in passing, in a previous episode.
There's a rule: Nobody just dies of consumption in Reel Three of a movie. No, in Reel One, they have a cough and somebody says, "That sounds bad" and the character goes, "Oh no, tis just allergies." Then in Reel Two, the character coughs into a handkerchief and somebody notices and somebody notices a speck of blood. Then in Reel Three, they die and everybody wishes they'd noticed the signs earlier.
On TV, those stages can be split into multiple episodes, but "Chuck" tried rushing through everything in one episode so rapidly that Chuck had been checked into the psychiatric ward for crazy spies by the half-way point and he'd been checked out within 15 minutes.
I know "House" already did a two-hour "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" premiere this season, but in a perfectly paced season, surely Chuck would have spent a full episode in the hospital, right? He'd have gotten to know one or two of the patients as more than just broad caricatures. He'd actually have seen the fulfillment of the teasing line of dialogue where he realized that they were "Spies, like me" (a less than subtle call-back to the appearance of "Spies Like Us" earlier in the episode). Maybe he'd have seen how various drugs impacted his flashing abilities through more than one silly drug-fueled failed attempt at martial arts. And maybe somebody would have had cause to doubt Chuck's sanity.
Instead, he was in and out quickly because there was never much doubt that everything Chuck had flashed on was real. The African doctor really was a body organ harvester or something.
In this capacity, the psychiatric hospital was wasted, as was "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" co-star Lloyd, who didn't really get to have fun with any of his iconic characters or roles.
We haven't completely moved past Chuck's issues, though. The shrink explained that his mental difficulties may only worsen. Assuming that Zachary Levi is good enough to play a seriously damaged Chuck -- tonight it was just comically damaged -- I look forward to seeing that. I still wish he'd just told Sarah what was happening, rather than lying to her. Instead, we've set ourselves up for the "Chuck" equivalent of one of those horrid movies where Charlize Theron or Winona Ryder is dying of a wasting disease, but then they fall in love with somebody boring and they don't want to tell them that they're dying because they just want to enjoy life for those last few months.
Oh and Shaw is still alive. Chuck knows that, because he's a pre-cog and his dreams told him so. I think that could have been handled in a way where we saw how Chuck's subconscious brain was able to come to this conclusion. But so it goes. Maybe in Season Four, General Beckman hooks Chuck up to wires and submerges him in a saline solution and lets him pre-viz crimes, just like Samantha Morton in "Minority Report."
I'll say this again: I love the darkness of these plot developments. What I didn't love was the way they had to be rushed and the abrupt tonal shift from the first two episodes of "Chuck S. 3.1."
Also rushed? The strangeness of Ellie and Captain Awesome, now back from their very brief Doctors Without Borders experience. So Justin gave Awesome faux malaria to get Mr. and Mrs. Awesome back to California so that Ellie could give up Daddy Bartowski's location? Again, abrupt. But after seeing Devon and Morgan both yoked into Chuck's spy lifestyle under a legitimate guise, I'm totally down with Ellie becoming a spy herself, being duped into thinking that Casey is a double-agent and finding herself distrusting everybody around her because of the weight of her secret. I could have done without the whole "People will think you're crazy" echo into the A-plot, but this pushes Ellie into an interesting place because it gives her too much knowledge about Casey to remain absolutely in the dark, even once she learns Casey's on the right side.
And there was a C-plot also, one that began with Lester talking about needing to get laid, which was only a set-up for the return of Julia Ling's Anna. It was nice to see Ling back and she got a well-deserved slo-mo/wind-machine entrance. And it was good to see her appreciate Morgan's dramatic new confidence. Not much else there, though.
Other thoughts on Monday's "Chuck"...
*** References galore, once again. Not just "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" and "Spies Like Us," but also just a bit of "Marathon Man" and what I'm guessing was a "The Man Who Knew Too Much" nod with the scenes that might have been filmed at the Disney Concert Hall (but confused me, because the LA Phil plays at the Disney Concert Hall, while the Los Angeles Symphony doesn't really exist.
*** Favorite sweet moment of the episode: Sarah arriving at the shrink's house, telling Doc Brown that she loved Chuck and seeing that Casey was already there. All together now... AWWWWW.
*** Second favorite sweet moment of the episode: Casey tranqing Morgan at the symphony and then resting his KOed little buddy's head on his shoulder. All together now... AWWWW. I also liked Casey referring to Morgan as "The little elf."
*** Favorite line of the episode? Captain Awesome responding to Ellie's discovery of Casey's armory with, "OK. Casey has some serious guns. Is that creepy? Yes. Is that illegal? Sadly no." Meanwhile, this wasn't exactly lying from Devon, but he was uncharacteristically at ease with this potential breach of protocol.
*** Second favorite line of the episode: Casey's "General, permission to slap Bartowski. He had a bad dream." But seriously, does Chuck not get any benefit of the doubt? As Doc Brown observed, this is new science.
*** Favorite meta line of the episode? Sarah flipping channels and observing, "It's official. There is absolutely nothing on TV." And Chuck agreeing, "Yeah, Monday nights can be a bit of a wasteland." That must be why my DVR is recording seven or eight hours or TV tonight.
*** What's up with Chuck's skin? First Morgan was able to track him down in Europe through his eczema cream and now we learn that the Intersect has given him a dry scalp? Odd...
So those are my thoughts and that was my redundant "Chuck" blog post... And yes, I'm well aware that I wrote 2000+ words after saying I wasn't going to write any because I didn't have any new thoughts.


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Marc Hassenzahl explains the fascinating concept of User Experience and Experience Design. Commentaries by Don Norman, Eric Reiss, Mark Blythe, and Whitney Hess
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