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Azerbaijan is located on the western shore of the Caspian Sea at the southeast extremity of the Caucasus. The region is a mountainous country, and only about 7% of it is arable land. The Kura River Valley is the area's major agricultural zone.
Constitutional republic.
Northern Azerbaijan was known as Caucasian Albania in ancient times. The area was the site of many conflicts involving Arabs, Kazars, and Turks. After the 11th century, the territory became dominated by Turks and eventually was a stronghold of the Shiite Muslim religion and Islamic culture. The territory of Soviet Azerbaijan was acquired by Russia from Persia through the Treaty of Gulistan in 1813 and the Treaty of Turkamanchai in 1828.
After the Bolshevik Revolution, Azerbaijan declared its independence from Russia in May 1918. The republic was reconquered by the Red Army in 1920 and was annexed into the Transcaucasian Soviet Socialist Republic in 1922. It was later reestablished as a separate Soviet Republic on Dec. 5, 1936. Azerbaijan declared independence from the collapsing Soviet Union on Aug. 30, 1991.
Since 1988, Azerbaijan and Armenia have been feuding over the enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh. The majority of the enclave's inhabitants are Armenian Christians agitating to secede from the predominantly Muslim Azerbaijan and join with Armenia. War broke out in 1988 when Nagorno-Karabakh tried to break away and annex itself to Armenia, and 30,000 died before a cease-fire agreement was reached in 1994, with Armenia regaining its hold over the disputed enclave. Final plans on the status of Nagorno-Karabakh have yet to be determined.
Economic Future Looks Promising
The country's economic troubles are expected to be transformed through Western investment in Azerbaijan's oil resources, an untapped reserve whose estimated worth is trillions of dollars. Since 1994, the Azerbaijan state oil company (SOCAR) has signed several billion-dollar agreements with international oil companies. Azerbaijan's pro-Western stance and its careful economic management have made it the most attractive of the oil-rich Caspian countries for foreign investment. In the years since its independence, the country has undergone rapid privatization, and the IMF gave it high marks as one of the most successful economic overhauls ever. In Sept. 2002, construction of the 1,100-mile Baku-Tblisi-Ceyhan pipeline (a route through Georgia and Turkey) began. Major investors are Britain's BP (33%), Azerbaijan's SOCAR (25%), the U.S.'s Unocal (8.9%), and Norway's Statoil (8.7%). In July 2006, the pipeline opened.
In 2003, President Heydar Aliyev, who was seriously ill, chose his son as the new prime minister, paving the way for his eventual succession. The opposition protested strenuously. In October elections, the president's son, Ilham Aliyev, was elected president. Heydar Aliyev died in December.
In Nov. 2005 parliamentary elections, Aliyev's New Azerbaijan Party won the largest number of seats. International election monitors declared the election fraudulent, and opposition candidates staged protests.
On Oct. 15, 2008, in presidential elections, Ilham Aliyev won a second term with 89% of the vote. Turnout was about 75% of the population.
On Jan. 1, 2012, Azerbaijan began a two-year term as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council. The country's standard of living and economy continues to grow, including a construction boom in Baku, the capital.
Tensions Increase with Armenia and Iran
On August 31, 2012, Armenia ended diplomatic relations with Hungary over the return of Ramil Safarov to Azerbaijan. Safarov was convicted of killing Armenian Lieutenant Gurgen Margaryan in 2004 in Hungary. The Hungarian government released Safarov to Azerbaijan on the assumption that he would serve at least 25 years of his life sentence. Upon his arrival in Azerbaijan, Safarov was pardoned. Once news of the pardon hit, protestors in Armenia burned Hungarian flags and threw eggs at the Hungarian Embassy. Demonstrations were also held in Budapest.
Safarov was welcomed back to Azerbaijan as a national hero. A lieutenant at the time of the murder, Safarov was promoted to rank of major and given eight years of back pay. His pardon and warm welcome threatened to break up the peace process between Azerbaijan and Armenia, a process that has kept the two countries from backsliding into violent feud over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh territory.
Tension also increased between Azerbaijan and Iran throughout 2012. Neighbors along the Caspian Sea, the two countries found themselves at odds over Israel and Armenia. Iran has long been a supporter of Armenia, Azerbaijan's enemy. Meanwhile, Azerbaijan has been cooperating with Israel over military matters. In March 2012, Azerbaijan authorities arrested 22 people who were suspected in an Iranian plot to kill Israeli and American diplomats. As of September 2012, those allegations remained unproven. In May 2012, Iran Chief of State Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was forbidden entry at the Baku airport and border crossings between the two countries were closed for days. Iran sent warships into the Caspian Sea.
Aliyev Wins Third Term, but International Observes Call Election Unfair
On October 9, 2013, presidential elections were held. Incumbent Ilham Aliyev won a third five-year term, taking 84.6 percent of the vote. Jamil Hasanli, a historian and professor, was a distant second with 5.4 percent. In an interview with The New York Times, Hasanli said his chances were hindered by how quickly the election was held, not having enough funds, the state-controlled media and the lack of international interest.
International observers did become involved after the election. The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) called the presidential election unfair and said that they had evidence proving voting irregularities such as ballot-box stuffing. The OSCE released a report on October 10, 2013, that said the election was "undermined by limitations on the freedoms of expression, assembly and association that did not guarantee a level playing field for candidates. Continued allegations of candidate and voter intimidation and a restrictive media environment marred the campaign. Significant problems were observed throughout all stages of Election Day processes and underscored the serious nature of the shortcomings." However, Aliyev's government denied the accusations.
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The Bone adventures tell the story of a young bone boy, Fone Bone, and his two cousins, Phoney Bone and Smiley Bone, who are banned from their homeland of Boneville. When the cousins find themselves mysteriously trapped in a wonderful but often terrifying land filled with secrets and danger — and special new friendships — they are soon caught up in adventures beyond their wildest dreams. In Out From Boneville, the three Bone cousins are separated and lost in a vast uncharted desert. One by one, they find their way into a deep, forested valley where they come face to face with...
"The nine-volume Bone graphic novel series was the toast of the comics world when it was published by Smith's own Cartoon Books beginning in the early 1990s; in this first volume of Scholastic's new edition, the original b&w art has been beautifully converted into color. Smith's epic concerns three blobby creatures who have stumbled into a valley full of monsters, magic, farmers, an exiled princess and a huge, cynical dragon. The story is something like a Chuck Jones version of The Lord of the Rings: hilarious and action-packed, but rarely losing track of its darker subtext about power and evil. This volume is the most lighthearted of the bunch, though, featuring some of the wittiest writing of any children's literature in recent memory — a few of Smith's gags are so delicious that he repeated them for the rest of the series. It also introduces the Bone cast's unforgettable supporting characters: the leathery, tough-as-nails, racing-cow-breeding Gran'ma Ben; the carnivorous but quiche-loving 'rat creatures'; a spunky trio of baby opossums; and Ted the Bug, whose minimalist appearance (a tiny semicircle) exemplifies Smith's gift for less-is-more cartooning. The way his clear-lined, exaggerated characters contrast with their subtle, detailed backgrounds is a product of his background in animation, and so is his mastery of camera angles and choreography. This is first-class kid lit: exciting, funny, scary and resonant enough that it will stick with readers for a long time." Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) (Copyright Reed Business Information, Inc.)
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The Division of Wildlife Resources has suspended all animal capture operations involving the use of helicopters until a thorough review of its helicopter capture procedures is completed.
This comes after a Dec. 27 helicopter accident that took the lives of a DWR employee and two members of Helicopter Capture Services. The DWR contracted with the private company to capture moose near I-80 in Parleys Canyon east of Salt Lake City. The moose were posing threats to motorists after being pushed close to the freeway by heavy snowfall in higher elevations this winter.
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New alternative fuel vehicles at Mammoth Cave National Park display decals acknowledging the Department of Energy-Clean Cities/National Park Service Initiative that provided the vehicles to the park.
The Energy Department and the National Park Service announced on June 19 that five national parks around the country will deploy fuel efficient and alternative fuel vehicles as part of an expanded partnership, helping to protect some of the nation's most prized natural environments. The Energy Department is providing $1.1 million for the park projects. Each of these national parks is collaborating with at least one of the Energy Department's Clean Cities coalitions to choose the best clean energy options for its fleet. The parks include Golden Gate National Recreation Area, California; Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado; San Antonio Missions National Historical Park, Texas; and Shenandoah National Park and Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia.
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Get started with the Mac Lion operating system. Explore the hardware and the software and discover how a Mac computer works on a network system. Learn all about icons, folders and aliases. Familiarize with the Desktop, the Apple menu,the Control Panel and the Dock.
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I gave a close friend of mine a copy of The Gospel just after it came, it is now on her book clubs list and at I believe the end of March they will be discussing it. Interestingly the book club meets in a restaurant and there is always a "book club" three course meal on offer. As my friend is also the chef in the restaurant a themed menu would be appropriate and also she has invited me as a newly ordained minister to speak at the event.
First - The meal
- Starter - Perform a miracle http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRfl_f75YtQ I have the ingredients and simple to do.
- Main course is Along with the spaghetti , with one dangling over the edge of the plate for his noodily appendage, Along with the two big meatballs representing his power, and pimento stuffed olves on cocktail stick as his eyes see all and all covered in tomato sauce for his blood. obvious - but should as a minister pray to his noodlyness for Transubstantiation to occur as these are not acolites.
- Well you could say Ramen but that's not really a desert – really stuck on this one, any ideas out there ?
Second - The talk
The challenge here is everyone will have read the book so should be familiar with The Gospel. My qualifications for talking, firstly an ordained minister of the FSM, secondly I have a degree in Physics. So what should I speak about ?
My first though is to talk about why the FSM is important to me and why I became a minister. So some things I could talk about, don't want to make it boring and think I need to keep it between 5 and 10 mins at most but some topics…
• FSM in the real world. Austrian guy wearing a sieve. I can marry people, appearances and so on
• Science is science. Religion is religion.
One is belief based on proof and evidence, the other is belief based on faith and hearsay. And while they both have strong influences on each other they do not mix.
Important as well to make clear my respect for religion as in general it's not the religion that causes the problems but the people interoperating the religion.
• Critical thinking. How the book demonstrates how bad arguments can be used as "proof" and what takes 5 minutes to "prove" using a bad logic takes an hour to correct. Also if I can did it out hand out a leaflet on proving E=MC2 using noodles and meatballs (I recall doing this on the Hyper Spaghetti Monster Theory science thread – anyone have an archive so I don't have to work it out again)
• HATE. Why do religions generate so much in people, you can't worship the FSM and hate another for their beliefs. Show some FSM hate mail - shocking how people are so worried about invisible pasta and meatballs that they want people to suffer eternal pain and suffering.
• Flimsy Moral Standards and why they are important,
E.g. should the heretical Truffled Tagiatelli Beast prove its existence by descending on Trafalgar Square with white truffles and pasta on offer, sorry, the meatballs go out the window.
Your suggestions on meal or talk or any other advice appreciated.


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In this crisp, accessible new translation, eminent scholar John Minford brings this seminal work to life, presenting the core text in two formats, first the unadorned 13 chapters of the original work by Sun-Tzu followed by the same text with extensive running commentary by classical Chinese scholars as well as Minford himself. The result is an opportunity for Western readers to experience Sun-Tzu's work in all its intensity as it applies to many aspects of our lives.
Translation ©2002 John Minford; (P)2008 Blackstone Audiobooks
"Modern warriors, warrior-wannabes, and world leaders would be advised to heed Sun-tzu's wisdom. Reader Lorna Raver's skill with voices adds to the inscrutable nature of the text and increases the listener's attention." (AudioFile)
"Excellent book on tactics and strategy"
If you are looking for a book that dissects the mechanics of skillful warfare then this book is what you are looking for. The actual book itself is not very long but over six hours of commentary and background information are appended after it which give interesting and useful facts about the book and its theories.
"Wonderful for the Western mind"
This audio book is a very thick 'document' in that the use of the very direct, very thought provoking comparisons of the western actions and history thrown into the usage and history of some of the other commentary's bring the clarity of intent Master Sun was giving to those of his place and time to a new understanding. I feel that I am more able to understand and digest this document as it was intended by its author (or authors depending on your belief or understanding.) All in all a wonderful collection of thought and explanation, although in order to grasp it all, the book itself needs to be in place or at hand to use for the many reference point given.
"Not the right medium"
Part 1 of this work was interesting -- not life-altering, but interesting. What I didn't know is that, by long tradition, editions of this book are published with elaborate commentaries in the margins. Thus, after Part 1 finishes presenting Sun Tzu's treatise, Part 2 attempts to present the work all over again with all the marginalia -- and I didn't find the audio format conducive to any integrated consideration of the text and margin notes.
Two stars for Part 1, and none for Part 2.
"Great Advice"
Yes. The info stands the test of time. We all can learn from times gone by.
This is a great listen. Every man and woman who likes to think strategically will enjoy the Art of War.
"Tough Read"
I can only comment on the first part, the raw reading of the text, since I wasn't able to get through much of it. It is definitely not for listening to while driving. Obviously, Sun Tzu's writing is not straight forward modern western commentary, rather an eastern expository on principles of fighting and war which repeats itself and speaks in metaphor. The narrator's voice was also difficult to listen to, because it was slow and somewhat monotone. Although this may convey Sun Tzu's mood, it was not enough to keep me engaged.
"Not the best version of this classic in my opinion"
The format was hard to follow, bouncing around from topic to topic then back, I would have less out of order commentary.
I may listen to another version of this book at a later date to see if I can take in the entire work better.
If this version was better laid out it would stand alone well.
When you think the book is done it starts back up in a random place then goes back through most of what you already heard but with new commentary. It was confusing and unfocused. In my opinion it did not capture the spirit of the original.
"Scholarly Treatise"
The readers did fine.
I didn't realize that the "Art of War" was a mere 10% of this book. Is this a book that people rave over and do not actually read? The book was approximately 90% analysis. -- I wanted to enjoy this book, I could not.
"Not Just the Art of War..."
The original book IS in there, but you have too listen too all kinds of other opinions and ideas to get it.
I don't care how someone else interprets a book, I read (listen) to interpret the story myself. That is the joy of books!
"mixed view"
A meandering ancient text is disected here, and that is both good and bad. It is interesting for a time, and the disection is thorough, but eventually this becomes repetitive and a little boring. I have found that ancient works can be tough enough to follow, and this book is made more difficult because it probably originated as a series of notes, not a "read" book. A lot was made of the the core book (The Art of War) recently and the study of it is probably better than a straight read, but in the end you need to want to understand it to get anything out of it.
"A so-so read that could of been improved"
As a fan of this book this was the first book i bought from Audible, thinking it would be good to listen to at uni and whilest driving.
While the text is itself ancient, it is still highly relevant to todays society, and is indeed still used in the likes of Japan for large companies.
However, much to my disapointment, Lorna Raver is a dead narrator, in that there is no life in her words. She sounds like a mavhine reading from rote, which sadly destroys a lot of the enjoyment that can come from this text.
Equally dismaying is that this is indeed the best version of audio book ive found, hence me giving it 3 stars. If you can put up with the narrators lifeless and dull single tone voice, its worth getting.
"art of war"
quite intense and vocal choice does not help - recommended for true enthisiasts who wish to go deeper than the simplified versions by other authors of the teachings
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I thought of you when I went to go buy colorful tights to wear with my new boots. The pretty magenta ones were the wrong size though. :(ReplyDelete
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On this post on the squeezy bottle of bacon, Ex Bootneck had a story about the HMS London's storage space. And a special delicacy:
Just cancelled the order for 200 piglets, as well as a 40-foot container (that would have been buried in a secret location as part of my 'prepping' program)!
The not so stupid thing is all you need is a hair brained idea, as well dedication for it to work in a 'niche' market. It could have, would have, taken off except in the most obvious countries (Allahu Akbar)!
But seriously… squeezable bacon?
Which reminds me…
On board HMS London the RM Detachment's storage space was registered as a 'half store'; not in length but in height. The measurement from the deck to the deck head above was only 5 feet. It was literally used for storing items that were considered for occasional use.
My marine storeman was suffering from 'delhi belly' after our Port visit to Gibralter; just as the 'Jack Dusty' Chief presented each department with a 100% stores muster. I was given a young 'short' RN stores scribe to assist me in the delicate task of moving around the store on shuffleboards, whilst counting 'bullets, beans and bayonets'. (The store also had 1 inch cleats welded everywhere, which must have been a throw back to its original build. They were all painted white to blend in with the interior, which lent itself to the fact that the 'half height storage area' was an after thought for the RM Detachment.
The vertically challenged scribe was 'very keen to see every thing green', as he had aspirations to apply for the RM's. With the store temperature at 90 deg's (with no air con) I was rapidly losing the will to live. I could hear the 'wisssshhhhhhh' of air pouring from the punkah louvers and went to sit by one for respite, just as my head made contact with a cleat, full contact; the noise and echo of which must have scattered the pod of dolphins skimming alongside the ship!
I used the universal 'fast-action-magic-hand-rub' to take the pain away as I swore through clenched teeth. I now knew why my marine storeman was nicknamed 'lumpy'!
The scribe fell silent (suppressing a smile) until I had finished my rant; He then stated the bleeding obvious in his cockney twang, (which I will convert to Queens English); "that must have hurt Colours"?
(The rank of Colour Sergeant = Colours. Each ships detachment required a Colour Sgt as its Detachment Sergeant Major).
We continued counting maps, compasses, bayonets, mags, torches, etc, etc. All the while the scribe kept saying "eer Calars, wossis, wossat (he was a Londoner, a true cockney; what he was really saying in Queens English was "here Colours, what's this, what's that")!
A metal shelf locker draw had become stuck, so I levered my knee against the half locker and pulled, it gave way swiftly as I flew back onto a white camouflaged cleat "yoo awight Calars" ("are you alright Colours")… It took me against the lower temple, again I used the universal 'fast-action-magic-hand-rub' to take the pain away as I saw the universe explode in front of me. The draw was full of "wossis, wossat" items that the scribe was mystified and intrigued by.
I could see he was quietly enjoying himself, he would have a few 'dits' to spin later back in his mess deck, as he and his fellow scribe's quaffed their 'tinnies' of ale.
The morning progressed quickly and painfully and I was ready for 'stand-easy'; the traditional 30 minute mid morning break also known as cavalry time as it starts at 10-to-10, (repeat it several times and pitch the sound up and down; imagine John Wayne asking for the bugler to play the cavalry charge).
Having recharged my batteries, as well as counted lumps, I once again jumped into the fray, supported by my trustee side-kick; the scribe. The morning rode into lunch offering a further respite from the half hellhole.
The afternoon started well; with the exception of my scribes incessant chatter of "eer Calars, wossis, wossat". Each time a locker was pulled open I dreaded it being an object green, as opposed to navy blue. I pulled myself around a corner unit to view the last half locker, when I misjudged distance and took (not a direct hit) but one of those nasty 'top of the head scrapes' that you occasionally sustained when you enthusiastically jumped through a hatch opening.
My eyes closed with the pain; I rubbed furiously back and forth; the 'fast-action-magic-hand-rub' had run out of power…
A little head popped from around the corner and piped, "wot agin Calars". I wanted to tear the half locker away from the bulkhead and reach up to force the deck head another foot higher.
The draws and shelves within contained paraphernalia for use in escape and evasion as well as 'odds & sods'. "Cor wassat en Calars'? (Meaning; Wow, what is that then Colours), the scribe's eyes lit up once again at some thing green. I looked at him and casually picked up an olive green, palm sized squeezable tube of 'dark olive' camouflage cream, and said "its jungle chocolate"! I screwed the top off and said, "here try it".
He opened his mouth and I placed the end of the tube on his lower lip and squeezed a big portion of 'jungle chocolate' into his yawning orifice.
The scribe's brain was telling him it was 'jungle chocolate'; his taste buds were telling him that it was tasteless odourless goo that was most certainly not edible. I replaced the top and handed the container to him.
"There you go mate, that's yours, you can now secure for the day, don't swallow that until you read the directions on the pack-then decide".
His face was a picture; we were equal in our 'dit' for the day. He scurried off as I secured some high vis paint and paint brushes from the Bosun's mate. Upon his recovery young 'lumpy' was detailed to paint every cleat within the 'half store'.
For all of those who have served aboard a 'man of war' you will understand the unforgiving feeling of flesh-covered bone against hard steel. The school of hard knocks.
Sadly the vertically challenged scribe fell below the regulation height required of the Corps.
For any teens or children looking in, I would say that eating camouflage cream is not recommended, it is not jungle chocolate; though it could possibly taste like squeezable bacon without the bacon flavour.
Yours Aye.


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After a second place finish last week at their home region match, the Carbon High boys golf team encountered some struggles during a region match in Delta.
Carbon High traveled to Delta on Wednesday Aug. 29 to compete in their fourth region match of the season. Unfortunately they did not play as well there as they did the previous week at home and finished in fourth place.
"The team really struggles here," said head coach Tom King. "They just have it in their heads that they can not play well here. If you do not hit it fairly straight off of the tee the course can play difficult, but I know our kids can play better then they did there if they could get their minds in the right place."
Spanish Fork once again won the region match shooting a 319. Payson finished in second with 329 followed by North Sanpete (335), Carbon (345), Delta (347) and Juab (349).
Last year Carbon High shot a 363 and King said the goal this week was to shot a 320.
"I told the kids 320 would be really good at this course, but we were not able to do that," he said. "It was encouraging to see us improve from last year."
As for the team play at the region meet, King praised the play of Dillen Ward and Freston Smith, who played fairly well. Ward bogied his last hole as he was trying to make a birdie to shoot in the 70s, but he finished with an 81. Smith was playing great for 14 straight holes and was only seven over par through 14 holes. He struggled on his last four holes to shot an 86.
Nick Rukavina shot an 84 but the team was not able to count his score this week because King did not let him play varsity this week due to some disciplinary reasons. Robbi Etzel and Dallas Anselmo both shot 89, Blake Bean with 90 and Kody Henrie shot a 101. Waylon Davis also played as a junior varisty player.
With the fourth place finish Carbon High is still in second place overall for the region with only a seven shot lead over third place Payson. Carbon has a 17 shot lead over fourth place N. Sanpete and a 37 shot lead over fifth place Juab.
"Our main purpose is to finish in the top four and make state as a team, but it sure would be nice to finish second this year in the region especially after finishing sixth or last during last season," King explained.
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Here is a truly bizarre crime out of Indiana.
A 21-year-old is accused of stealing jars of brain tissue and other human tissues and putting them up for sale on eBay.
According to police, David Charles broke into the Indiana Medical History Museum and stole more than 60 jars.
He then put those jars on eBay. Perhaps even stranger is the fact that someone was willing to buy them.
According to CNN, the director of a museum received a call last month from a California man who told her that he paid $600 for six jars of brain matter.
He suspected the jars were stolen after he compared them to others on the museum website.
The jars were stolen from a warehouse for the museum, which contains thousands of jars of brain and other human tissue from autopsies performed on patients at the now-closed Central Indiana Hospital for the Insane.
Collecting bizarre items is not a new hobby, but it is one that has grown in recent years. In fact, eBay has a list of prohibited items such as skulls and skeletons, organs, waste products, body fluids and sperm.
Charles was arrested on Dec. 16 after agreeing to sell similar jars to an undercover officer. The sting operation went down at a local Dairy Queen.
Charles is scheduled to appear in court later this month.
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News about Running, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 3, 2015
Color Run, founded in 2012 by fitness entrepreneur Travis Snyder, organizes runs tailored to 20- and 30-somethings who want to stay fit and socialize outside of bars and dating apps; most participants share photos of events on social media. MORE
Jul. 23, 2015
Business school student and Iron Man competitor Rob Brink gets opportunity to compete against elite distance runner Sara Slattery when his friends bring her to New York as gift for his 30th birthday. MORE
Jul. 6, 2015
Gisela Mandl, 61-year-old New Yorker, has been running, swimming or biking every day for past 30 years through bad weather, sickness and late nights; even made sure to get her morning run in day after Hurricande Sandy tore through city in 2012. MORE
Jun. 15, 2015
Springville, NY, high school runner Sam Peterman suffers from neurocardiogenic syncope, condition that causes her to faint nearly every time she finishes a race. MORE
May. 13, 2015
Juliet Macur Sports of The Times column on Mary Wittenberg's decision to step down as chief executive of New York Road Runners and race director of New York City Marathon in order to become global chief executive of lifestyle company Virgin Sport. MORE
Apr. 26, 2015
Mona Simpson article describes finding relief in daily runs in Riverside Park, and reflects on the qualitative difference between running with someone and walking with them. MORE
Apr. 14, 2015
Kenya's athletics federation suspends sports agencies Volare Sports and Rosa & Associati from working in country for six months as it investigates rise in doping among runners. MORE
Mar. 8, 2015
Mary Cain of Bronxville, NY, has potential to become the best female middle-distance runner ever; Cain's training regimen under legendary runner and coach Alberto Salazar is informed by his and other athletes' experience with phenomenon known as overtraining syndrome, and her talent is being allowed to develop slowly. MORE
Mar. 7, 2015
Annual Caballo Blanco ultramarathon, held every March in northwestern Mexico, is cancelled last minute because of gang violence; organizers say future of race remains in doubt. MORE
Feb. 28, 2015
Dedicated runners brave frigid weather to get in their predawn workout in Central Park. MORE
Feb. 17, 2015
Latest trend for runners is 'maximalist' shoes, which have thick soles and extra padding; some athletes feel shoes reduce injuries, but manufacturers are wary of making health claims. MORE
Feb. 9, 2015
Roughly 350 people take single step to complete Philly 0.0 Instant Gratification Run before claiming their T-shirts and moving on to after-party. MORE
Dec. 5, 2014
Elizabeth Herndon wins elite women's race at the first beer mile world championships in Austin, Tex, setting world record of 6 minutes 17.76 seconds. MORE
Dec. 3, 2014
More than 150 runners will compete in the beer mile world championships in Austin, Tex, competition that requires runners to chug four beers, one before each quarter-mile. MORE
Nov. 24, 2014
Runners in New Delhi's annual half-marathon confront some of worst air pollution levels in world; race is part of nation's growing running and sporting culture beyond cricket. MORE
Nov. 6, 2014
Gadgetwise column rounds up noteworthy gadgets and apps that aid runners. MORE
Oct. 26, 2014
Chuck Klosterman The Ethicist column answers questions about entering race in a younger age group and receiving advice from nonprofit organization to which one is ideologically opposed. MORE
Oct. 26, 2014
Many gyms in New York City have begun offering treadmill classes, designed for casual runners as well as competitive ones. MORE
Sep. 8, 2014
Thousands of people turn out for second annual family-friendly Electric Run at Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn; nighttime event mixes music, alcohol and a zany three-mile charity run. MORE
Aug. 14, 2014
Former world champion runner Amantle Montsho of Botswana faces two-year suspension for testing positive for banned substance at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. MORE
Aug. 10, 2014
Travel Q&A with extreme runner Kevin Carr, who discusses his around-the-world run in which he will cover more than 18,000 miles over six continents. MORE
Jul. 30, 2014
Even small amounts of vigorous exercise could significantly lower a person's risk of dying prematurely, according to a large-scale new study of exercise and mortality. MORE
Jul. 26, 2014
Off-road running events pluck traditional endurance races, such as triathlons, running races and aquathlons, from their standard settings--cities, pavement and reservoirs-- and place them in natural backdrops; events have exploded in popularity. MORE
Jun. 4, 2014
Corporate Challenge races, intended to foster camaraderie and team building among coworkers, have become increasingly competitive in places like New York and London; firms scour rulebooks for loopholes and seek amateur runners to act as ringers, extending their corporate strategies to the running track. MORE
May. 7, 2014
Shoe manufacturer Skechers signs runner Kara Goucher two weeks after signing Boston Marathon champion Meb Keflezighi, giving brand two of America's most established and popular distance runners. MORE
May. 1, 2014
Kit Eaton App Smart column recommends mobile applications that can add to activities like walking, running or cycling; notes eBay's free application for Windows Phone devices has been overhauled. MORE
Mar. 4, 2014
Winston-Salem, NC, high school senior Kayla Montgomery, despite diagnosis of multiple sclerosis three years earlier, has gone on to become one of fastest young distance runners in the country; her next major competition is 5,000 meters at national indoor track championships in New York. MORE
Feb. 23, 2014
Half-marathons have become more popular across the country as organizers discover that shorter races are cheaper to operate than marathons. MORE
Jan. 23, 2014
Competitor Group, organizer of dozens of high-profile running events around the world, announces that it will immediately reinstate appearance fees for elite athletes; reversal addresses backlash from both elite runners and amateurs. MORE
Jan. 10, 2014
Jogger who had lain unconscious in a Brooklyn hospital for a week after collapsing in Prospect Park on New Year's Eve, dies, but not before being identified by his half brother as Rynn Berry, 68-year-old runner and publisher of several books on the history of vegans and vegetarians. MORE
Dec. 29, 2013
Sports reporter Lindsay Crouse recalls 2013 story about New York City running club West Side Runners, whose multinational, working class members participate in New York City Marathon. MORE
Dec. 27, 2013
New York City is home to strong indoor running scene, with array of gyms, universities and YMCAs offering tracks insulated for the elements. MORE
Nov. 16, 2013
Mary Cain, one of the most promising female American high school middle-distance runners in decades, decides to turn professional rather than run for a collegiate team. MORE
Nov. 3, 2013
Neil Genzlinger travel article on the Ragnar Relay Adirondacks, annual long-distance relay run in Adirondacks region of New York State. MORE
Oct. 28, 2013
West Side Runners, top New York City running club, is composed mostly of working class immigrants who find marathons less of a trial than their hardscrabble lives; group is an exemplar of diversity, with 300 members from wide range of countries over five continents. MORE
Oct. 25, 2013
Sections of nearly 100-year old cross-country course in Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx, rugged stretch of woods, hills and obstacles known as much for its difficulty as its beauty, has been badly eroded; coalition of park advocates and running clubs is leading a campaign to pay homage to the course, organizing series of Run for the Trail races to raise money for improvements and preservation. MORE
Oct. 20, 2013
New York City's urban running crews eschew early-morning runs to meet at night and log their miles in far-flung neighborhoods of New York's five boroughs; socializing and drinking afterward are large part of draw. MORE
Oct. 16, 2013
Is it better to hit the ground heel-first or toe-first? New research offers some insights into the best foot form for distance runners. MORE
Oct. 3, 2013
Competitor Group, organizer of more than 80 high-profile running events worldwide, has announced that it will no longer pay appearance fees to elite athletes, which have traditionally been given despite performance; decision has roiled many who feel that supporting elite runners benefits sport as a whole. MORE
Sep. 25, 2013
One of the most entrenched beliefs about running is that it can ruin knees by causing arthritis. But a new study finds that distance running is unlikely to contribute to the development of arthritis. MORE
Sep. 6, 2013
New York City's specialty running shops, including JackRabbit Sports, Urban Athletics, Super Runners Shop and New York Running Company, offer much more than standard collection of Technicolor sneakers and short shorts available online and at larger competitors. MORE
Aug. 29, 2013
The Phys Ed columnist Gretchen Reynolds answers readers' questions on fitness. MORE
Aug. 1, 2013
More than 7,000 runners participate in Run For Your Lives, a zombie-themed 5-kilometer race that also features apocalyptic obstacles like a pitch-black smoke-filled house with live wires, on a Christmas tree farm in Medford, NJ. MORE
Jul. 21, 2013
Several group runs in Paris, under the guidance of certified coaches who lead runs and direct traffic, provide adventurous sightseers with energetic and social ways to explore the city. MORE
Jul. 19, 2013
Goal of runners in 24-hour racing, which is gaining popularity in United States, is not to shave off seconds toward a finite distance, but to push themselves a few miles more before the time runs out. MORE
Jul. 10, 2013
Polar's new Stride Sensor claims to be the first Bluetooth Smart device of its kind, meaning it doesn't need an additional receiver to link to your phone. MORE
Jul. 9, 2013
Advertising column notes new campaign by New Balance promotes running as a group endeavor and part of a training regimen. MORE
May. 29, 2013
New studies that pit running against walking found that if your goal is to lose weight, running wins. But in other measures of health, walking can be at least as valuable as running — and in some instances more so. MORE
May. 28, 2013
Enticed by the city's new bike-share program, Brian Fidelman, the Roving Runner, sets off for Brooklyn on wheels, then takes a scenic run back to Manhattan. MORE
May. 7, 2013
Road races are social and energizing, but a run through the New York Botanical Garden offers something different: natural beauty and a thought-provoking solitude that is not easy to obtain in the city. MORE
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Let's Run a Turkey Trot
There are seven weeks between now and Thanksgiving. Plenty of time to train.
October 13, 2015, Tuesday
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Kenyans Sweep Titles in Chicago Marathon
Dickson Chumba and Florence Kiplagat pulled away late to win their first Chicago titles.
October 12, 2015, Monday
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Jogging Past the Pope
Metropolitan Diary: Remembering 1979, when the city didn't seem as crowded and the writer, without ticket or preparation, could wave to Pope John Paul II.
October 8, 2015, Thursday
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Crossing the Finish Line 25 Pounds Lighter
After gaining weight, a runner changed the focus of her workouts and the way she ate, despite concerns about upholding her values.
October 8, 2015, Thursday
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Homing In on the Source of Runner's High
Endorphins may have little to do with that sense of euphoria that engulfs us after a satisfying workout.
October 7, 2015, Wednesday
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Oiselle, Women's Athletic-Apparel Brand, Lines Up With Yale
The company's partnership with Yale's cross-country and track teams is part of an effort to keep postcollegiate women involved in road racing.
September 30, 2015, Wednesday
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Kenyan Victorious in Berlin
Eliud Kipchoge of Kenya won the Berlin Marathon in a personal-best time of 2 hours 4 minutes 1 second.
September 28, 2015, Monday
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Roger Bannister's Shoes Sold
he running shoes worn by Bannister when he broke the four-minute mile in 1954 were sold at auction to an anonymous buyer for $409,000.
September 11, 2015, Friday
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Why Runners Get Slower With Age (and How Strength Training May Help)
After age 50, runners use certain leg muscles quite differently than younger runners, a new study found. Exercises to strengthen the calf and ankle flexors may help older runners prevent injuries and increase speed.
September 9, 2015, Wednesday
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At Color Runs, Partying Is the Finish Line
An exercise in jogging, flirting and Instagram moments with friends for millennials.
September 3, 2015, Thursday
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Brooklyn Rolls Out the Red Carpet
More than 17,000 runners from the 50 states and 32 countries participated in Brooklyn's inaugural Rock 'N' Roll Half Marathon on Saturday.
N.Y.C. Marathon: Show Us the View From Your Training Run
Are you training for the New York City marathon? Share your photos and see other runners' routines on Instagram by searching #NYTMarathon.
A Race With a View
Observers say that races like the Gede Pangrango Trail Marathon are gaining popularity because people enjoy being in unusual settings.
'Getting to the Sky'
The extreme sport of skyrunning combines mountaineering and running, sometimes over long distances, but almost always at or above 6,500 feet.
Running in the Wild
Orienteering is a cross-country race that requires a map, a compass and a pair of running shoes.
Fainting at the Finish
Sam Peterman, a sophomore at Sweet Home High School near Buffalo, has a condition that causes her to collapse at the finish line of nearly every race.
Marathon Winners' Jubilation in Boston
Lelisa Desisa and Caroline Rotich won the 2015 Boston Marathon, two years after bombs were detonated at the event.
Braving the Cold to Beat the Crowds
For some runners, the frigid temperatures before sunrise are an invitation rather than a deterrent in winter, as they relish the empty roads of Central Park.
Bill Cunningham | Marathon Medley
It seemed as if a kaleidoscope of colors had exploded on the runners participating in the five-borough New York City Marathon last Sunday.
After the New York City Marathon
After completing the 2014 New York City Marathon, participants fight through fatigue and physical exhaustion on the streets of Manhattan.
Racing the Wind
Scenes from a blustery 44th running of the New York City Marathon.
A Pregnancy Workout
Clara Horowitz Peterson is an elite distance runner who continues to train during her pregnancies. She shows some of her techniques for staying fit.
The New York City Marathon
A poem in sights and sounds, featuring an interactive map of the course and video.
Running While Pregnant
Clara Horowitz Peterson is an elite distance runner who has continued to train and compete during her pregnancies, running right up until her baby's delivery in one case.
App Smart: Running Partners
Several smartphone apps can add a helpful boost of motivation, or just provide some fun information, to a run or walk.
Running the Marathon
John Eligon of The Times at the starting line of the Boston Marathon on Monday morning.
With Defiant Spirit, Boston Marathoners Run Again
More than 30,000 racers took park in the Boston Marathon, a year after an attack shattered a joyous tradition more than a century old
Boston Police on Suspicious Backpacks
The Boston police superintendent for the night command said that a man was arrested and charged after two backpacks were found near the marathon finish line.
Gaza Runner, Israeli Hurdles
The Palestinian Olympic athlete Nader al-Masri has been denied permission by Israel to cross from Gaza to participate in this year's Palestine Marathon in Bethlehem.
Mo Farah Falls
The runner Mo Farah fell Sunday at the New York City Half Marathon.
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Top-ranked Freeman, Selkirk
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Kettle Falls High (6-10, 2-7) picked up a pair of Northeast A League wins last week and finished 2-1 during a busy stretch of action.
The Lady Bulldogs eased past host Chewelah 49-39 back on Jan. 15 and downed host Medical Lake 38-35 on Friday night before absorbing a 50-36 loss back at Kettle Falls Middle School on Saturday afternoon to Newport (11-6, 6-3).
Kettle Falls has the unenviable task of hosting perennial NEA champion and State 1A title contender Freeman (16-0, 8-0) on Tuesday. Game time is 5:45 p.m.
The Scotties, who lost the State 1A title last March to Okanogan and won the championship in 2011, are led by Molly McIntyre.
On Friday, Kettle Falls will step out of NEA play and travel to Ione for a date with Selkirk (6-8, 4-6). Game time is 5:45 p.m.
The Lady Bulldogs will be idle on Saturday and will return to league play on Jan. 29 at home against Riverside (8-7, 4-4). Game time is 5:45 p.m.
Kettle Falls will close out the regular NEA season on Friday, Feb. 1 at Lakeside (12-4, 6-2).
The NEA playoffs will start on Feb. 5.
Kettle Falls, playing solidly on the defensive end, led nearly wire to wire in picking up their win at Chewelah. Kourtney Keenan led the 'Dawgs with 15 points.
Kettle Falls was able to grab an early lead and maintain and build on it.
"We were able to get an early lead and keep adding to it a little bit," said KFHS head coach Tyler Edwards. "I felt good about that. Shooting has been a problem for us, but we shot well enough."
The win avenges an earlier 13-point loss to the Cougars at Kettle Falls.
KFHS shot 32 percent from the field and a solid 64 percent at the free throw line.
Defense at ML
Ryann Richmond led Chewelah (5-11, 2-7) with 15 points. Sydnie Katzer added 11.
In a close one at Medical Lake, KFHS used a 15-10 third quarter run and then held on late to record the road victory. Josie Stanard led Kettle with 12 points.
Key to a big road win at Medical Lake was the defensive job Emily Owens and Serena Pounds did on the Cardinals' 6-1 Sabrina Earl. She managed only four points.
"Emily and Serena worked hard on her defensively and kept her (Earl) off the boards," Edwards said. "That was a big key."
It also didn't hurt that KFHS was able to hit four straight free throws in the game's final minute to keep Medical Lake at bay.
Kettle Falls held Medical Lake to a cold 21 percent shooting from the field.
The Lady Bulldogs hit 30 percent.
Kettle led by as many as nine points in the third quarter.
Kettle Falls simply didn't have any answers for Newport on Saturday. The Grizzlies outscored Kettle Falls 16-6 in the opening quarter and then went on a 12-4 third quarter run.
Courtney Weise scored a game-high 21 points for Newport.
Edwards wasn't displeased in his team's outing against a very solid Newport team. KFHS lost at Newport by 38 points earlier this season.
"All things considered, we had a much better outing this time," Edwards said.
Freeman, untested in the NEA this winter, blasted Medical Lake 58-26 on Saturday night at home.
Alisha Sorensen scored a game high 21 points for the Scotties, who led 16-4 after one quarter.
Ashley Cook-Cox scored 21 points and Lakeside ratcheted up the defensive pressure in a 41-22 win at Chewelah on Saturday. The Cougars managed only six second half points.
In their toughest outing to date, Freeman held off a late Newport rally to record a 48-37 road win over the second place Grizzlies.
McIntyre and Sorensen led Freeman with 14 points apiece. Sidney Siemson led NHS with 10 points.
Riverside got 19 points from post Courtney Davis and 15 more from Miranda LaJiness in a 50-41 win at home last Friday night over Chewelah.
Katelyn Garner led Chewelah with 10 points.
Cook-Cox made 12 points from beyond the arch and finished with 18 points to lead Lakeside to a convincing 57-38 win at Nine Mile Falls over Newport.
This one was never close. The Eagles hit 52 percent from the field and led 37-16 at half after a 23-6 first quarter.
Sabrina Earl scored 17 points and Medical Lake jumped ahead early and stayed there in a 54-42 win on Jan. 15 against visiting Riverside.
Davis led Riverside with 18 points.
KF 49, Chewelah 39
Chew. 9 8 8 14—39
Kettle Falls—Stanard 6, Pounds 2, Stanard 2, Owens 4, Hall 3, Johnson 9, Keenan 15, Goodnight 4.
Chewelah—Katzer 11, Garner 6, Krouse 2, Frederick 1, Richmond 15, Pugh 4.
KF 38, M. Lake 35
Kettle Falls—Pounds 8, Stanard 12, Keenan 7, Johnson 4, Goodnight 7.
Medical Lake—Wegner 7, Wren 2, Earl 4, Trout 2, Morrison 2, Evans 9, Hegel 3.
Newport 50, KF 36
Newport—Malsbury 10, Siemsen 2, Newcomb 6, Frederick 5, Wiese 21, Rohrer 6.
Kettle Falls—Stanard 6, Goodnight 2, Hall 2, Keenan 12, Owens 12, Stanard 2.
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ksquared posted on Jan 09, 2008 - 5:59 AM
hes a beast
big guy posted on Jan 09, 2008 - 21:04 PM
wats the name of this song?? i need to no
max lichtenfeld posted on Jan 11, 2008 - 21:27 PM
sry big guy i don´t know the name of this song but look at the lights behind him ! i never were on a show with him but it got to be verry spectacular !
kev posted on Jan 12, 2008 - 9:57 AM
the song is called "Blacken The Cursed Sun" off of the Sacrament cd
big guy posted on Jan 12, 2008 - 23:03 PM
those r sick lights and thnks dude i neede to no the name haha
Jozica posted on Jan 19, 2008 - 12:52 PM
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Rio posted on Jan 25, 2008 - 16:05 PM
I want that ride Cymbal...It's Uber Metal...Actually I want his whole Kit...Mapex and Meinl.
LGS posted on Jan 27, 2008 - 22:51 PM
its called blacken the cursed sun.
William Devault posted on Mar 07, 2008 - 19:55 PM
Chris Adler is by far the perfect definition of
Hes my favorite drummer by far an no one..... absolutley no one can touch, mimic, or exceed this musicical geinius ..... with all do respect, WAR IS HELL, and Chris provides a perfect example of what it sounds like with his instrument....
Dan posted on May 17, 2008 - 18:15 PM
A true proffesional... 2:03 kept his feet and the snare going as if nothing happened :P
Smee posted on May 30, 2008 - 17:16 PM
I just sat here and watched every one of the chris adler videos and i have to say he is probably the best ever.... f*ck any one else
johnnyboy posted on Jun 02, 2008 - 1:50 AM
yeah definetly agree with you there dan...keeping time while pickin up a stick is really hard..not to mention while playing lamb of god licks
Griff posted on Jun 29, 2010 - 2:01 AM
ahaha he drops his stick lol, god that sux ha dont u hate that
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he's a killer.... amazing drumming.... my god..!!!
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