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Samsung is releasing a new size of portable media player to its Galaxy Player range. Using a design that makes it look like a chunkier version of the Samsung Galaxy S III, the Galaxy Player 5.8 has a 5.8-inch, 960x540 LCD AMOLED screen. The display may be bigger in size than its mobile counterpart, but its resolution is far lower.


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The new version of the Silverlight Toolkit (December 2011) for Silverlight 5 is out and you can grab it here:
Update: Babylon Engine now uses Silverlight 5 Toolkit: http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/Babylon-3D-engine-f0404ace
I had the pleasure of working on this version and I'm pleased to write this article to help you discover how the Toolkit enhances Silverlight 5 with the following features:
The toolkit comes with a new assembly : Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Content.dll. This assembly allows you to load assets from the .xnb file format (produced by the Content Pipeline).
Using the new Visual Studio templates (which I will describe later), you can now easily port existing 3D projects directly to Silverlight 5!
Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Content.dll assembly will add the following classes to Silverlight 5:
The toolkit comes also with the Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Tookit.dll assembly which will add the following classes to Silverlight 5:
The documentation for this class can be found here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.xna.framework.content.contentmanager.aspx
The ContentManager class is the representative for the Content Pipeline inside your code. It is responsible for loading objects from .xnb files.
To create a ContentManager you just have to call the following code:
There are restrictions for this class : *The ContentManager for Silverlight can only support one Content project and the RootDirectory must be set to "Content"*
Using it is really simple because it provides a simple Load method which can be used to create your objects:
The documentation for this class can be found here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.xna.framework.graphics.model.aspx
The model class has the same API as in XNA 4 and it will allow you to load and render 3D models from XNB files:
You can also use bones if your model supports them:
You can import models using .x or .fbx format:
And thanks to the FBX importer, you can also import .3ds, .obj, .dxf and even Collada.
The documentation for these classes can be found here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.xna.framework.graphics.spritebatch.aspx http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.xna.framework.graphics.spritefont.aspx
The SpriteBatch class is used to display 2D textures on top of the render. You can use them for displaying a UI or sprites.
As you can see, SpriteBatch only needs a texture to display.
SpriteFont allows you to use sprites to display text.
SpriteFont relies on SpriteBatch to draw and needs a font definition from the ContentManager:
The toolkit introduces a new class called SilverlightEffect which can be used to apply .fx files.
It also support .slfx which is the default extension. There is no difference between .slfx and .fx but as XNA Effect Processor is already associated with .fx, the Silverlight Content Pipeline had to select another one.
You can now define a complete effect inside a Content project and use it for rendering your models.
To do so:
For example here is a simple .fx file:
The Toolkit will add required processors to the Content Pipeline in order to create the .xnb file for this effect:
To use this effect, you just have to instantiate a new SilverlightEffect inside your code:
Then, you can retrieve effect's parameters:
To render an object with your effect, it is the same code as in XNA 4:
Silverlight 5 provides Texture2D, TextureCube and SoundEffect classes. With the Toolkit, you will be able to load them from the ContentManager:
In order to facilitate porting existing 3D applications and to accommodate polling input application models, we also added partial support for Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Input namespace.
So you will be able to request MouseState and KeyboardState everywhere you want:
However, there is a slight difference from original XNA on other endpoints: you have to register the root control which will provide the events for Mouse and Keyboard. The MouseState positions will be relative to the upper left corner of this control:
The MouseState and KeyboardState are similar to XNA versions:
Silverlight Content Pipeline can be extended the same way as the XNA Content Pipeline on other endpoints. You can provide your own implementation for loading assets from elsewhere than the embedded .xnb files.
For example you can write a class that will stream .xnb from the network. To do so, you have to inherit from ContentManager and provide your own implementation for OpenStream:
You can also provide our own type reader. Here is for example the custom type reader for SilverlightEffect:
The toolkit will install two new project templates and a new item template:
This template will produce a full working Silverlight 3D application.
The new solution will be composed of 4 projects:
The main project (Silverlight3DApp) is built around two objects:
This template will produce a Silverlight Library without any content but with all Microsoft.Xna.Framework references set:
And the resulting project will look like:
This item template can be used inside a Content project to add a custom .slfx file that will work with SilverlightEffect class:
The file content will be the following:
Finally, to help you discover and learn all these features, we added some cools samples:
This sample shows you how to use sprites to accomplish post-processing effects such as "bloom". It also uses the Content Pipeline to import a tank model from a .fbx file.
This sample shows you how custom effects can be applied to a model using the Content Pipeline.
This sample shows how 3D models can be generated by code during the Content Pipeline build process.
This sample introduces the concept of a particle system, and shows how to draw particle effects using SpriteBatch. Two particle effects are demonstrated: an explosion and a rising plume of smoke:
This sample provides easily reusable code for drawing basic geometric primitives:
This sample is a complete game with 3 levels provided (you can easily add yours). It shows the usage of SpriteBatch, SpriteFont and SoundEffect inside a platform game. It also uses Keyboard class to control the player.
This sample shows how to apply program controlled rigid body animation to a 3D model loaded with the ContentManager:
This sample shows how to process and render a skinned character model using the Content Pipeline.
As you noticed, all these new additions to the Silverlight Toolkit are made to make it easy to get started with new Silverlight 3D features by providing developer tools to improve usability and productivity.
You can now easily start a new project that leverages both concepts of XNA and Silverlight. It becomes easy to work with 3D concepts and resources like shaders, model, sprites, effects, etc...
We also try to reduce the effort to port existing 3D applications to Silverlight.
So now it's up to you to discover the wonderful world of 3D using Silverlight 5!
Awesome work! Congrats!
So greaaat !
Thanks! Nice jump start.
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On a du taff sur BabylonToolkit, un bon gros nettoyage a faire ^^ :)
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Will Silverlight 5 3D work on a Mac?
@stw: No it won't.
Thanks !!
I see the download on Codeplex but why is there no source checked in for this release?
Hi! Sources are included in the installation.
Fantastic article and real depth with the conversion of all those samples.
Now all we need is a Silverlight 5 section on the App Hub and it's rock'in :D.
With the wake that is Windows 8 XNA needs to keep it's presence know.
I see a lot of XNA related samples, however can someone confirm this?
Will I still be able to draw silverlight controls through the XNA path of things? As in the current Silverlight + XNA implementation for WP7?
(i.e. do all UI and Menu Logic in XAML, do all 3D with XNA).
Yes you can;). Silverlight uses an elegant pattern that allows you to display 3D with DrawingSurface while using Xaml for your UI


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Madison tops this year's list as the Best Fitness-Walking City in America, ranked by Prevention magazine and the American Podiatric Medical Association.
Researchers ranked 100 cities based on fitness-walker friendliness using comprehensive criteria, including new factors, such as walkable.org's list of walkable communities and the number of athletic shoes sold in a city, as well as the percentage of the adult population who walk for health, the accessibility of parks and more.
The top 10 Best Fitness-Walking Cities of 2007, according to the researchers are:
1. Madison: Adopted a walker-friendly plan 10 years ago, and it shows.
2. Austin, Texas: 50 trails, from a quarter to 10 miles long.
3. San Francisco, Calif.: The most parks per square mile.
4. Charlotte, N.C.: 40% of its residents walk for exercise.
5. Seattle, Wash.: Gorgeous views of Puget Sound and snowcapped mountains.
6. Henderson, Nev.: With an average yearly rainfall of 4.5 inches, you can walk
every day.
7. San Diego, Calif.: A unique choice of beach, desert and mountain routes.
8. San Jose, Calif.: Perfect walking weather; average temp 61 degrees and low
9. Chandler, Ariz.: 6.5 miles of traffic-free walking on its Paseo Trail.
10. Virginia Beach, Va.: A low crime rate and a boardwalk allow safe, fun
The bottom five are:
100. Newark, NJ..: Has a high crime rate, few parks, and few people who take
mass transit-as well as the third smallest percentage of people who walk for
99. Laredo, Texas: Poor air quality and the least amount of people taking mass
98. Miami, Fla.: The fifth highest crime rate may explain why very few people
walk for health.
97. Hialeah, Fla.: Very few parks and schools per square mile and had the
second to last number of people who walk for health.
96. Detroit, Mich.: With a high rate of pedestrian fatalities and high crime rates,
is it any wonder Motor City had the smallest percentage of people who walk
for health?
The top-10 list is featured in the April issue of Prevention. To see a full list of the city rankings and the study criteria, go to www.prevention.com/cities or www.apma.org.


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Video: Soldiers of Guam Participate 2013 Pacific Army Reserve Best Warrior Competition BRoll
Video by Sgt. 1st Class John Freese and Sgt. Deziree Lau
Sgt. Jonathan Buasuwan of Hagatna, Guam and Spc. Justin Trusso of Yona, Guam compete for the coveted title of Non-Commissioned Officer and Soldier of the Year. During this week long challenge these soldier's skills are tested in areas such as Weapons Qualification, Land Navigation, Simulated Medical Support of a casualty, 10k Road March, and nother Warrior Tasks.
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Lafayette ranks in a top performing cities index
The Lafayette MSA, which includes Lafayette and St. Martin parishes, has been ranked 24th out of 200 metro areas in the Best Performing Cities Index, compiled annually by the Milken Institute. Lafayette was one of the biggest movers in the index, jumping up 69 spots over last year's ranking.
The index ranks metros based on their ability to create and sustain jobs and economic growth. It includes both long-term (five years) and short-term (one year) measurements of employment and salary growth. There are also measurements of technology output growth.
Lafayette ranked first in current job growth and second in five-year wage growth. The MSA also ranked near the top for one-year (10th) and five-year (15th) job growth.
Online customization drives Golfballs.com
A recent national survey ranks Golfballs.com as one of the country's most popular e-retailers. Research firm Longitudes Group surveyed more than 1,300 golfers with established handicaps across the country and asked which online retailers they had purchased golf products from over the past year. About 14 percent of that group identified Golfballs.com as one of their purchase sites.
Tom Cox, president & CEO of Golfballs.com links the increased popularity of Golfballs.com to the growing trend in customized products. Golfballs.com began selling customized golf products online in 1998. Currently, two-thirds of its annual revenue comes from the sale of customized golf balls, apparel and accessories.
The survey gathered data on online purchase patterns of golfers and golf consumers, aiming to identify product categories purchased online and to determine the top online retailers favored by avid golfers.
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Just a couple of days remain before the starting guns sound for the 2014 Sperry Top-Sider Charleston Race Week, but already sailing activity on Charleston Harbor has been fast and furious for several weeks. Five independent events over six weeks in April and May makes Charleston Harbor the epicenter of spring sailing in North America. Over the past week, hundreds of sailors have descended on the Holy City as this region has become one of the most active sailing destinations in the world during the spring.
Sperry Top-Sider Charleston Race Week 2013
Founded in 1996 by local sailors, Charleston Race Week has experienced explosive growth over the past decade – from 117 boats in 2005 to nearly 300 this year – making it the Western Hemisphere's biggest keelboat regatta. The event has served to highlight Charleston Harbor as one of the country's best sailing venues. Along with the Lowcountry's growing acclaim as a tourist destination, Charleston's sailing renown is yielding an almost non-stop 'springtime of sailing' for the area.
Three substantial events have already taken place, while two more are on the horizon. Two weeks ago, the James Island Yacht Club hosted a 17-boat fleet of speedy E-Scows, and just last weekend, a fleet of the world's fastest sailing dinghies made another appearance here. The high-flying, hydro-foiling International Moth Class held its North American Championship here, with reigning World Champion and past Charleston Race Week champ Bora Gulari taking the top prize.
The third spring sailing event took place on Sunday, April 6 when the harbor was awash with kiteboarders, windsurfers, dinghy and catamaran sailors of all stripes, each vying to be named 'King of the Harbor' in the inaugural edition of the Fort2Battery Race, a high-octane, unrestricted dash-for-cash that was open to any wind-powered craft.
This upstart event is the brainchild of new Charleston resident Tim Fitzgerald, an active kiteboarder. Fitzgerald started his inaugural drag race Sunday afternoon just off Fort Sumter in a solid, 15-knot northerly breeze. Almost immediately, Gulari sailed his Moth away from an oversubscribed fleet of 60 competitors, once again proving his supremacy on the water. It took the Detroit-based Gulari just under nine minutes to complete the four-mile course. That's an average speed of around 30 mph, faster than many powerboats.
The Kansas-born Fitzgerald said he moved to Charleston largely for its reputation as a perfect sailing spot. 'With the beaches, the breeze, the harbor, the great attitudes here, and the strong maritime tradition, it's really a playground for those who love the wind and the water,' he said. Fitzgerald was surprised at just how welcoming the community was for an all-new racing concept, adding that he 'couldn't believe' that his new race sold out just weeks after announcing it. 'Honestly I couldn't believe the level of support from everyone; local communities, the Coast Guard, the SCDNR, and sailors of every variety.'
Ian Macdonald presents the special 30th Anniversary Spinlock prize to Margaret & Howard Morrison/Enigma.
For Gulari, who has been competing in Charleston for more than a decade, it was like a day at the office. He says Charleston is a pretty consistent place to sail. 'The breeze, the great people, and the incredible hospitality are always reliable here in Charleston, and I'm just happy to be here for another year.'
As the organizers of Sperry Top-Sider Charleston Race Week – the Western Hemisphere's biggest and most high-profile event of its kind – get ready to host over 280 boats, crews are arriving early to set up their boats and spend a few days practicing, turning Charleston Harbor into a hive of sailing activity.
Every year, Charleston Race Week also sees the launch of some of the world's newest racing boats, and one of the most exciting for 2014 is the new 28-foot Farr 280, which has been christened Chessie Racing. A product of the CAD systems at legendary naval architects Farr Yacht Design of Annapolis, Md., this new design will be crewed by Farr designers and staffers, including Farr Yacht Design President Patrick Shaughnessy.
'For us, the Farr 280 is probably the most important new project we've had in years,' said Shaughnesy, adding that Charleston is the perfect place to debut the new rocket. 'When we looked at how to best demonstrate the 280, it seemed pretty obvious that Charleston was the place to be,' he said. 'This is the quintessential springtime East Coast regatta, in a beautiful city, with great people; what more could we want?'
Chessie Racing will square off in the tough, 11-boat PHRF A fleet; one of the 16 classes that will be spread over five race courses in the harbor and outside the jetties. More than 80 boats will battle in the largest fleet – the J/70 – and nearly 300 boats will compete for trophies and bragging rights over three days of racing.
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Dimensions: 19" (W) x 15.5" (H)
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Around The Horn Takes On The March Madness Selection Process
This is a clip from an Around The Horn episode about a week ago, in which the four journalists du jour took on the March Madness selection process — a topic that seemed to be on everybody's mind. "How much difference between the innies and the outies?" wondered show host Tony Reali. "What do you think of the job the… »


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Container terminals are becoming increasingly more congested and expensive to operate. Highways and railways are already congested by container traffic and this congestion will worsen. In 2006, Secretary of Transportation Norman Mineta, and the US. Department of Transportation expressed serious concerns about congestion. Norman Mineta called congestion one of the single largest threats to the economy. He further emphasized, "We need a new approach and we need it now." The USDOT issued the National Strategy to Reduce Congestion that provides a plan for federal, state, and local officials to tackle congestion. Pollution from port operations is also a rising concern. These factors create a growing need for new, more economical terminal operation methods. Floaterm is a concept that could help reduce pollution and congestion at ports and the arteries feeding them. The Floaterm concept utilizes waterside container cranes on a barge to form, in effect, an offshore wharf. The container ship is moored to the crane barge or vice versa. Containers are transferred from the ship to the barge deck or to feeder barges. The concept was originally developed by Liftech in 2000 at the suggestion of the Port of Oakland Executive Director Charles Foster. Simultaneously, Dr. Asaf Ashar of Louisiana State University developed a parallel concept. Investigators at Delft University studied the Floaterm concept in 2005. Although the concept may not be economically viable at this time, the costs of conventional waterfront terminal development and operations combined with the associated congestion and pollution, will eventually justify full development of the Floaterm concept.
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WALLA WALLA -- City officials announced the six finalists for the current fire chief vacancy and the soon-to-be-open police chief position.
On Monday night the Walla Walla Civil Service Commission named three finalists for each position.
What follows this week is a series of meetings, tours and interviews, including a chance for the candidates to meet police and fire personnel, as well as take part in a community meet-and-greet on Thursday night, Human Resource Manager Jennifer Seekamp said.
The three candidates for police chief are Scott Bieber, a commander with the Vancouver, Wash., Police Department; Robert Torgerson, Aberdeen, Wash., police chief; and Greg Anderson, a police captain with Salt River Police Department, which serves the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community in Arizona.
The three candidates for fire chief are Ron Anderson, Meridian, Idaho, fire chief; Greg Godfrey, a battalion chief with the Glendale, Calif., Fire Department; and current Walla Walla Fire Department interim Chief Bob Yancey.
On Wednesday the candidates will tour the city and meet the fire and police personnel they might one day manage.
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Kahakai is a Hawaiian word for Beach. Living in beautiful Hawaii, I like to spend time at the beach and in the kitchen. This blog is about cooking, eating and living (mostly healthy) in Paradise.
Sunday, December 27, 2009
A Quick and Easy Black Bean Soup for Souper (Soup, Salad & Sammie) Sundays
16 comments:
- Mother Rimmy said...
I love black bean soup. Your soup looks delicious!
- December 27, 2009 at 9:23 AM
- natalia said...
Ciao ! Super delicious dinners ! hAPPY NEW YEAR !
- December 27, 2009 at 9:50 AM
- George Gaston said...
Deb, your mom did great! I love black bean soup and this one is easy & made of on-hand ingredients.
Tell mom thanks from me...
- December 27, 2009 at 10:59 AM
- Natashya KitchenPuppies said...
Yum, I love a quick and easy black bean soup and am all for upping the spica factor. Thanks for accepting my curry, it was a lot soupier before it hit the rice!
Lots of good inspiration for dinner.. I have some turkey stock..
- December 27, 2009 at 11:33 AM
- Chow and Chatter said...
oh wow fab soup I am making this one next!
- December 27, 2009 at 12:14 PM
- girlichef said...
mmmm...love black bean soup!! I hope you're enjoying time with the fam...sounds like you definitely are :D
- December 27, 2009 at 12:18 PM
- ARLENE said...
I like the addition of bacon for some smokiness. Have a wonderful holiday in Portland.
- December 27, 2009 at 1:21 PM
- Megan said...
I'm making two soups tonight, which means I didn't make the deadline for today, but perhaps next week?
Anyways, hope you had a wonderful Christmas!
- December 27, 2009 at 1:26 PM
- K and S said...
yummy! I'm making chili tonight :)
- December 27, 2009 at 5:31 PM
- Kim of Stirring the Pot said...
Black bean soup is a favorite of mine and I'm glad to hear you're having a great time in Portland :D Sounds like you are having some busy days full of fun activites!!
- December 27, 2009 at 7:53 PM
- Joanne said...
Your black bean soup looks so thick and delicious. Perfect alternative to the heavy food I'm sure we've all been eating! Great round-up...short and sweet.
- December 28, 2009 at 3:27 AM
- Vanillastrawberryspringfields said...
LOvely round up ...yummyliscious...i really will try to join in souper sundays regularly now,now that aint meant to sound like a resolution honestly.....
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or hop strait below...puleeze...pinky promise please.....
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- December 28, 2009 at 8:14 AM
- Graziana said...
I love the black bean soup!
- December 29, 2009 at 1:58 AM
- pinkstripes said...
Love black bean soup. Happy New Year!
- December 29, 2009 at 10:27 AM
- Alisa - Frugal Foodie said...
That has to be the most attractive bowl of black bean soup ever. The bacon must put the flavor over the top!
- December 29, 2009 at 5:18 PM
- WizzyTheStick said...
Souper colour in this soup! A bowl of this would be very welcome in my house.
- December 30, 2009 at 11:29 AM


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August 25
Oh how summer flies by…
After Shiprock Marathon in May and then my Memorial Day Riverfest 10k, I participated in the One Run for Boston Relay across the country. I was very humbled by the entire experience. I don't really know what to write about it since it encompasses so much; signing up for it, planning it, running the actual leg, the aftermath, tracking the progress for 3 weeks, reflecting on it, etc. It's just so much.
I have been running quite a bit since Shiprock. 30-40 miles per week. My husband (GutterRunner) ran a fantastic Half Marathon at Steamworks in Durango, CO in June and decided that he is done baby-ing his Plantar Fasciitis and decided we should train for another marathon. I honestly wasn't sure that I was ready since I did PF Changs in Arizona in January and had 13 weeks to get ready for Shiprock. I was a little burnt out on following a training program (I'm a die-hard when it comes to training programs….if it says run, then I do, come hell or high water). He convinced me I could do it so we put in for New York Marathon and didn't get in. So during the first week of July, we did a lot of "race shopping" online and decided on Santa Clarita, California Marathon on November 3. We also decided to use the Hansons Marathon Training Method that I'd used for my previous two races. As we made this decision, we looked at the training program and counted back the weeks and days from the race and it worked out that the first day of the training program was the very next day, July 4. So I put my happy face on and got to work.
My husband (Ryan) and I both read Dean Karnazes' book this summer…Ultra-Marathon Man and it was an eye-opening read. It taught me not just about running ridiculous amounts of miles, but rather that you have to live your life to live it…not to work your life away in an office somewhere. So many occupations are monotonous and really don't have an impact on your life and how it's lived. They're mundane activities that we do to pay the bills so we can live but I think if we spent more time living and less time working that we'd be happier. 75 years ago most people didn't go to "work", they stayed home and raised a garden to eat and did crafts or forms of art or performed services for others that were in need of that service and would barter or be paid for it. Life was simpler. Now, people go to work for endless hours…sometimes never really actually getting anything done…and rarely doing anything that really impacts their LIFE. I saw a commercial before a documentary that began with "Americans love to work." I felt abused by the commercial. We shouldn't love to work. We should love to live.
A few days later, we were at a get together with some friends and someone asked "So, what do you do?" Ryan responded "I run and grow a garden and collect koi. And I like to read." They seemed put-off that he didn't answer with what his "occupation" was. I realized that his work is not his life…it's not living to him…it's just his job that pays the bills that he performs in order to do what he wants but he doesn't let it run his life and he doesn't see himself as a zombie going to work and performing mundane tasks on a daily basis. Love him.
September 18
All the sudden it's September and I have less than 7 weeks until race day. Hansons Marathon Method has been moving along at 50-60 miles per week. I have felt utterly exhausted since May and have worked to push through. I would randomly fall asleep on the sofa in under a few minutes (not typical for me). I kept telling myself it was burn-out or just getting older and less tolerant. It continued…persistently. I realized my pace runs were slower than a year ago!!!! What the @$&???? So discouraging!!!! I started to evaluate and realized the exhaustion came before May. There were days in April and even March that I just seemed overly tired and in a non-training way….a more internal way. I started to get worried. My mom began having thyroid problems at 35 and was finally diagnosed with thyroid cancer two years ago. Her mother and aunt had it years ago also. I'm a firm believer that my body is designed well to heal itself. I rarely take medications and I have been to the doctor twice in the last 10 years. I buckled down and decided to get some bloodwork done. Results came back and my thyroid is functioning beautifully (for now). Oh, but the Iron….and the B12….super super super anemic. Uh-oh. Started reading more about runners and iron. Oh gees. This is a serious epidemic. I will now take a blood test for iron at least twice a year. I have changed my diet over the last few weeks and have been taking some small iron supplements on the side and am feeling much better.
Last week was redemption time. I had been suffering from the anemic exhaustion and was feeling very defeated (didn't miss any runs though even on the bad days). Last week started out with a tough hilly and sandy trail run for 9.6 miles with a friend. The next day was the first day of Hansons Strength workouts (Speed work (5k pace) is for the first 10 weeks then it switches to Strength work (half marathon pace-ish)). 6 x 1 mile @ 7:19-7:28 pace. Nailed it. Felt great. Wednesday is rest. Thursday Marathon Pace run (7:38-7:49). Best run I have had in a long time. Right on pace for the entire run. So happy. Finally! Friday and Saturday were easy. Sunday long run 16 miles at "long run" pace 8:19-:8:28. My average ended up 8:15. Yes!!!!!! Oh how I have missed the Runner's High for the last 6 months! Tears of joy.
So glad to hear you are doing well (now). Missed your posts too. Good luck marathon training.
Big thumbs-up for your comments on working and living. I feel more and more that way as I get older. And good luck with your training! Feel free to check in with us SoCal Loopsters when you're in Santa Clarita.
Glad to see you back here. I agree with your hub, What do I do? Well, I run, mostly.
It's great that you were able to figure out what was wrong and that you can correct it!
So glad it's a treatable health issue that can be understood. Good luck with the rest of your runs!!!
Most limitations are self made.
Awesome! It's great when the cure is so simple, and works!
Glad to see you post again. I like your (and Ryan's) outlook on what you do !
Run fun! ~Mike
I'm going to steal that.
Attitude is everything
Love your husband's response. We must be kindred spirits. I always tell people that I run and follow my kids around for their events. I don't talk about work much. Glad to hear from you again.
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Seven of the area's favorite pizza vendors are bringing their best to the competition in the second annual Pizza Wars hosted by the Massillon Recreation Center on Thursday
Victory is served one slice at a time.
One spicy-tomato-sauce-slathered, melty-mozzarella-cheese-topped slice at time.
"People think of this as a football town," Massillon Parks and Recreation Marketing and Special Events Coordinator Whitney Prather said, "but it's also kind of a pizza town. There are so many pizza places in Massillon and beyond."
Seven of the area's favorite pizza vendors are bringing their best to the competition in the second annual Pizza Wars hosted by the Massillon Recreation Center on Thursday from 4 to 9 p.m. Each hopes to win the hearts — and ultimately the votes — of area residents.
Kozmo's Grille, which took home the Judges' award last year returns to defend its title, while the People's Choice winner, Jay's Pizza, hopes to win the trophy again. Also heading into battle are Gionino's Pizzeria, Danny Boy's Italian Eatery, Mama Rose's, Kraus' Pizza-Amherst, Pizza Hut and Romeo's Pizza.
"People love pizza. That's a fact," Prather said. "So why not have a friendly feud over who has the best?"
Pizza Wars is, at heart, a competition, but it also much more than that, according to Prather. The event is designed to build community. It's about bringing friends, family and neighbors together.
"We are really excited to have people come and spend time with friends and family," Prather said. "It's a chance to eat some really good food, listen to some really great music and support the community in a wonderful way."
Admission is $1 per person and food tickets, which can be used to purchase slices of pizza as well as decadent desserts from Chocolates by Erin, are available for $3 each.
WHAT: Hosted by Massillon Parks and Recreation, Pizza Wars pits some of the area's favorite local pizzerias against one another in friendly competition to see whose pie is the best around.
WHO'S DOING BATTLE: Kozmo's Grille, Jay's Pizza, Gionino's Pizzeria, Danny Boy's Italian Eatery, Mama Rose's, Kraus' Pizza - Amherst, Pizza Hut and Romeo's Pizza.
WHEN: 4 to 9 p.m. Thursday
WHERE: Massillon Recreation Center, 505 Erie St. N.
MORE REASONS TO GO: Chocolates by Erin will be serving decadent desserts and live entertainment will be provided by the Lincoln Street Blues Band and ReUNITED.
COST: $1 admission fee. Food tickets are $3 each. Proceeds from the event will benefit next year's playground program sponsored by the parks department.
MORE INFORMATION: Is available at www.massillonrecreation.com or by calling 330-832-1621.?
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When I was a coal miner I didn't have the news,
When I was a record store I didn't have the blues,
I travel light and that's the life for me.
He doesn't care where else he goes,
He's not gonna take any extra clothes
or extra shoes to hide his feet
The ground is dirt, the dirt is sweet
When I go Londontown I'll stand under a rock,
Until I know all the time it takes to pack a clock,
Then I'll flip it over, close the key, and swallow the lock.
I travel light and that's the life for me.
He doesn't take his spoon or fork,
He's seen too many eating in New York,
He'll use his hands to pick and eat,
The fruit he finds, he'll find it sweet
When I was a waitress, I gave away my tips
When I was a call-girl, I gave away my hips
When I ran the kissing booth, I gave away my lips,
I travel light and that's the life for me
She lives a life like abandoned wind
Elemental wife, fortune is her friend,
I smile on a planet and a river made of light,
she's just a pebble on a waterfall tonight
When i go to Boston I stand around in jeans
And save the cash I'll need by selling black-market baked beans
Denim's what I like to wear and has durable seams
I travel light and that's the life for me
She just a genious without a thinking cap
She doesn't pay the rent, she's funny like that
I don't know what she's on, she's here and gone
Rides a welcome mat on a jungle cat
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Fur's and silver chairs and shiny things are just a fuss
We'll eat all peanuts that we steal from the circus
We'll count the stars and go to sleep under the bus
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As we mentioned last week, Simon Farnaby and others from the cast of CBBC's Horrible Histories took part in the BBC Proms yesterday at the Royal Albert Hall in London.
The show was broadcast live on BBC Radio 3, and sounded like everyone had a fantastic time. Simon performed as Death, singing about 'stupid deaths'. If you missed the show it is available in two parts on BBC iPlayer, part one, part two.
If you want to see the action there is a short preview video on the Guardian website, and the show was recorded for later broadcast. We'll let you know as soon as we have a date for this.


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Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback has proposed eliminating the state's mortgage interest deduction — a change that would cost the typical Kansas home owner nearly $400 a year in additional taxes and potentially lower home values there, says Luke Bell, vice president of governmental affairs for the Kansas Association of REALTORS®.
The governor's plan would take away home owners' ability to claim itemized deductions on their state income taxes, including the mortgage interest deduction.
His plan wouldn't affect Kansans' ability to claim the deduction on their federal income taxes.
More than 417,000 Kansas home owners use the mortgage interest deduction, claiming about $162 million annually. The average home owner ends up saving about $390.49 per year thanks to the deduction, Bell said.
The plan isn't popular with Kansans. A recent KAR survey found 63% of Kansans oppose eliminating the home mortgage interest deduction as part of a bigger plan to cut state income taxes. Opposition to the plan is intense, with 41% "strongly" opposed and only 14% strongly in favor of the plan.
The mortgage interest deduction heavily influences home buyers. More than 80% of Kansans said the availability of the deduction factors into the home-buying decision, a recent KAR survey found.
More than one quarter (28%) said it was a "big" or "huge" factor; only 11% said it wasn't important.
More than two-thirds (67%) of Kansans say that eliminating the home mortgage interest deduction would have a negative impact on the Kansas housing market and the overall Kansas economy, the survey found.
Nationally, more than 70% of the mortgage interest payments claimed as deductions is on returns filed by people with incomes between $60,000 and $200,000, according to the IRS.
First-time home owners and trade-up buyers often get the most benefit from the deduction because you pay the most mortgage interest when you first take out a mortgage. (You won't pay equal amounts of principal and interest until year 13 or later, depending on your interest rate.)
People with large families also get a lot of bang from mortgage interest deductibility — they buy relatively big houses for their big families.
Gov. Brownback failed to find support for a similar proposal last year, and the Kansas Association of REALTORS® hopes it can defeat the measure again this year. It plans to bring together the measure's opponents at a rally for home ownership on Feb. 13 at the state capitol in Topeka.


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Fox Chase Cancer Center is committed to improving cancer treatments and the quality of life for patients with lung and esophageal cancer. A team approach to cancer care is accomplished through a multidisciplinary team of doctors who work together to guide each patient through diagnosis, treatment, and recovery. Using this approach, the treatment plans reflect the combined expertise of many specialized doctors — thoracic surgeon, medical oncologists, radiologists, radiation oncologists, and pathologists. This unified approach also ensures that patients who need several different therapies to treat their cancer will receive the ideal care and provides comprehensive and coordinated care. In addition, through leading edge research, clinicians and scientists collaborate to discover more effective therapies for lung and esophageal cancers. Translational research brings new knowledge and treatments from the laboratory to the patient's bedside as quickly as possible.
I will be one of the first Fox Chase surgical oncology members to provide comprehensive care at both Fox Chase Cancer Center and Delaware County Memorial Hospital through the Fox Chase Cancer Center Partners Program. Through this program, I hope to expand the Center's efforts in bringing clinical trials and more treatment options in the treatment of thoracic cancers to the community.
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Why have we not yet discussed True Detective? The new thriller series coming on HBO starring Mathew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson as two detectives who pursue a serial killer across Louisiana over the course of seventeen years. First of all, conceptually, it sounds amazing. Second, the talent on board for this is nothing short of amazing. And third, this is HBO, so it is safe to say they are not afraid to take the show down some really dark paths.
Just the idea that we get to see Mathew McConaughey weekly in a dark and gritty drama is enough to ensure I will watch the show. As much as most people like him when he plays his cheesy, safe characters, I say he really shines in movies like Killer Joe and Mud, when the tone is a lot darker. And as you can see from this amazing trailer at Uproxx, True Detective is some dark stuff.
And Woody Harrelson has proven himself, time and time again, as an actor to contend with. Put him in anything and he shines, from the disturbing Natural Born Killers, to the outright hilarious in Kingpin, so getting to see him act alongside McConaughey will be quite a treat. Especially when it is a drama, and they are both playing for emotion and not laughs.
The first season of True Detective will only be eight episodes long, but as you know from other big shows with big stars on HBO like Game of Thrones, smaller seasons is by no means a bad thing. Though only bad news here is that we need to wait until January to see True Detective, but this trailer was just enough to whet our appetites.
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Two Milwaukee youths suspected in back-to-back armed robberies were arrested Saturday night after fleeing police.
The two youths, ages 13 and 17, were allegedly involved in separate incidents within minutes of each other in the northeast corner of Wauwatosa.
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In the first incident, a Wauwatosa officer responding to a call at 8:48 p.m. at No. 1 Chinese Restaurant, 6119 W. North Ave., talked to a Milwaukee couple who said they had been suddenly approached by two males who pointed a gun at them in a robbery attempt nearby. The couple had escaped by running into the restaurant, where staff responded to their screams for help by quickly locking the door once they were inside and then called police.
Three minutes later, a second similar incident reportedly took place on the southeast corner of North 65th Street and West Wright Street. There, a male victim said he had been approached by two males who pushed him down and placed the barrel of a handgun to the back of his skull while taking his wallet, cellphone and headphones.
He said the robbers told him to "start walking faster or we'll start shooting" as he left the scene. When he arrived home, which was nearby, he called 911.
As authorities combed the neighborhood and created a perimeter, the suspects spotted the police about a half-hour later and fled southbound from the intersection of North 63rd Street and West Center Street.
After a short pursuit, officers tackled the 14-year-old in front of a residence on the 2600 block of North 63rd Street. The 17-year-old, who police say threw the gun and victim's wallet over a fence, was arrested following a foot pursuit after he fled westbound on North 64th Street and West Clarke Street.
The weapon, an Elite II imitation Beretta BB gun, was later located by police.
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Starting QB? Is your team set?
For the Browns our starting QB is Charlie Frye.
Do you think he is a future top 10-15 QB or is it best we try to draft Brady Quinn?
I ask this because QB is so essential for winning and Im crossed at who to build around.
What about other teams? Anyone not convinced with their prospects or current situations?
I'm very happy with Drew Brees. :D
If Quinn is on the board you have to take him.
I really think Frye can be an adequate starter in the league and if Northcutt had a set of hands, Anderson would've ended out the year much better. I think it could be considered a "need" but I think the team needs more help on the OL and the DL. They have a solid core at LB with Andra Davis, Kamerion Wimbley and D'Qwell Jackson and the secondary is a bit shaky (Baxter's injuries let it look worse) but Bodden is acceptable.
I still think they should look at Alan Branch if they lose the flip and get pick #4. A guy like him can take over for the aging Ted Washington and give them a very good, young NT who can take a couple blockers with him and open up the LB'ers to make a tackle.
Charlie is the man for at least another season.
To throw him under the bus already is ridiculus.
Personally, i see good starting potential in him. I could care less if he will ever be considered a great, or better QBs in the league. As long as he does his job, and lets his natural ability to make a play shine through he should be fine. Experience, coaching, and running game will do a lot for him.
We're set at QB I'd say 8)
I'm not sold on Frye, granted he was under pressure and surely that impacted it but Russell/Quinn would be rough to pass up.
Stick with Frye/Anderson, don't let Peterson fall out of their grips, it will haunt them for a long time.
Frye, Edwards, Winslow, Peterson = scary
I think you have to take Quinn if he's on the board, but Thomas would be a great asset for Frye or Anderson if Detroit picks up Quinn.
Every Browns fan has a history of overrating their players, and this is the same case...
Remember Lee Suggs, Kelly Holcomb before Frye, Kevin Johnson, and I dont even need to mention more because if your a Browns fan, you allready know what im talking about weather you admit it or not.
We all thought with the right situations, that most of our past players would be good or even great, but never once did any of them pan out.
Frye is no different, than Couch, Holcomb, Garcia, etc.....
Draft Quinn this year, and sign Kris Dielman, and an OG in the draft, wait for Bentley to come back in 08-09 and our offense will finally take a step forward. We might even be in position to take a stud runningback next year like Mcfadden etc....
Look at all the 1st round talent we lost because of injury...
Cleveland gets more people hurt than any of team in NFL history literally.
Within the last 3 seasons we set a new NFL record for people on the injured list.
Peterson is allready off to a bad start. He also seems to run very straight up and down, and will get pounded by the Ravens and Steelers LB's.
The fact that our 2nd string QB is getting as many votes as Frye should also say alot.
Remember Edwards and Winslow argueing with him durring the course of the season? It shows he doesnt have there respect. And he refuse to throw the ball to JJ. He was only good outside of the pocket, which isnt a good sign for a QB. Think Jake Plummer.
I'd say we are with Jackson, but I don't think Childress will hesitate to go with Bollinger if Jackson struggles consistently.
You should pick Quinn if he is there (doubt that). Frye is adequate. Anderson is Kelly Holcomb part II.
Hopefully. We shall see how he progresses. He has a longer way to go than some fans would like to think, but I am confident.
I really think Quinn is better allready than Frye is, and hes 3 years younger. He has alot stronger arm and will probably command more out of his players. Charlie has allready got in game day arguements with Winslow and Edwards which shows lack of leadership in certain situations. He also has been knocked countlessly for having poor practice proformances. Hes a risk taker and you cannot have that on a team that cant afford mistakes. If he played the whole season, he would have thrown 25 INT's.
Quinn also has big hands to hold onto the ball, Frye lost a fumble just about every game he played in and fumbled around 2 other times in the games but usually got them back. Quinn can hold onto a cold ball and throw it in Clevelands winter better than Frye can IMO.
Quinns upside is huge, Frye's is very limited.
Wuinn can also scrambled simular to Frye can when neccesary. I like that.
Quinn is ready for the NFL allready since hes one of the only QB's that has played in a pro style offense. hes also groomed because hes been under one of the best QB coaches on earth. Reminds me of Norm Chow and how he made it so easy for Palmer and Lienart to step in to the league.
IMO Frye isnt a certain franchise QB and Quinn is, and you cannot pass on a franchise QB if you dont allready have one.
If Quinn's there, I think it would be an alright idea to take him, but I don't think he should be thrown into the fire right away. They need to shore up the OL in the worst way if Quinn goes there, or it can be the Michigan and LSU games all over again.
I'm giving Jackson a year........or almost a year. I have high hopes for him.
KC is NOT set at QB.Green is a shell of his former self
If Romeo doesn't win this year he is gone. That is pretty much a fact and reality now. I really can't see him giving the ok to draft another young QB. I want to see Frye do well and hope he can for the teams sake. Not to many QBs are going to come into Cleveland and turn it around without A) a running game and B) a full 3-5 secs to look down field.
Philip Rivers=14-2, ya were set.
Michael Vick is the '07 starter. Cannot say beyond that. Here is his chance to step up to the plate, he needs to at least return to his Dan Reeves' production.
Your poll is missing the man. Ken Dorsey.
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Dead ex completes offbeat romantic triangle in JTC's entertaining 'Blithe Spirit'
A standard device of the classic drawing room comedy is the man with too many women: a wife and an ex-wife; a wife and a mistress; dueling girlfriends. In 1941, Noel Coward added a new, um, element to this classic situation in his comedy, "Blithe Spirit," about a man, his wife, and the ghost of his previous wife (deceased). A fizzy concoction as dry as a martini, written as an antidote to the gloom of World War II, "Blithe Spirit" materializes once more in an upbeat and elegant new production by Jewel Theatre Company, the season finale to its seventh season.


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By sweeping us in a dramatic four-game series in Philadelphia, the Phillies served notice that the 2007 season would end with a real pennant race.
I guess they changed their minds.
It's hard to believe that that was only Thursday. What is it today, Monday? It's only four days later and we've got a 5-game lead with 25 to play.
We've won four in a row, after losing those four in a row. We look invincible after having looked, well, vincible.
The pattern continues. Players streak and then they slump. All is forgotten. Then they streak again. All is forgiven. How, exactly, does one develop the steadiness, patience, and calm necessary to enjoy this particular team?
And here's something else. Like the ghost of old hopes and expectations, Pedro returns. He came to us, remember, in our darkest hour, at the end of the 2004 season. He was to have been our Moses. He was to lead us out of the darkness, through the desert, to the Promised Land. In 2005, he gave us a spectacular season and showed us that it was possible, once again, for the Mets to win and contend. He gave us the first marvelous half of the 2006, showing us that we could not only contend, we could actually win the division, after a decade and a half of the Braves' dominance.
Then he drew back and faded, just as Moses was not destined to enter the Promised Land with his people.
I have to be honest. I never thought that he would come back. I was glad that Pedro had come to the Mets, because he did deliver us from bondage. But once he faded last September, I thought that he was never coming back.
He is back. And from what I think I saw today, he is actually back, with the masterful control that allowed him to still pitch like a Hall-of-Famer even after he had lost his velocity.
I guess the Moses analogy doesn't work any more. That's okay with me. I realize that I am really enjoying this season, now that I am beginning to have a clearer sense of how it could turn out. I'm ready to enter the Promised Land. With Pedro. He makes me calmer, makes me more confident. I realize that history illustrates that once you get to the Promised Land, everything from that point forward is a crap shoot.
But we're on our way. And for all of the season's ups and downs, it is going to feel very good to clinch this year. Remember how many losses and stumbles were washed away in the champagne last year? No you don't, that's the point of the champagne celebration.
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Since it has been a couple of weeks I need to remind all those Sydneysiders that our inaugural meet is on this Saturday. Please all come along and bring some gear.
Large Formatters Meet – and anyone else just keen on film
Place: Balls Head Reserve (adjacent to the car park), Waverton
Time: Saturday 12 September at 1.00pm
Options: bring some gear to show off, a wee drink, and lunch (optional)
I am intending to fire up the barbecues - hope they work - and put on a gourmet sausage sizzle. I will bring an esky with ice - just to store the film stock of course!
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|Etiological factors of duodenal and gastric ulcers.
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|Background/aims: We aimed to determine the etiology of patients with duodenal and gastric ulcers. Methods: 140 patients diag- nosed with peptic ulcer between April 2002-2009 were enrolled in this prospective study. Two biopsy specimens were collected from the antrum and corpus for histology and one for rapid urease testing, and stool samples were analyzed for Helicobacter pylori anti- gen. Serum calcium and gastrin levels were also analyzed. Results: 82 (58%) patients were male, with a median age of 47.70±15.03 years (range: 16-92). The ulcer was located in the duodenum in 96 patients, stomach in 40, and both duodenum and stomach in 4. The rates of patients positive for Helicobacter pylori antigen in stool, positive in urease testing and positive for Helicobacter pylori presence in antral and corpus samples were 48%, 52%, 67%, and 60%, respectively. 107 (76%) patients were positive for Helicobac- ter pylori in one of the test methods. 64 (46%) patients had a history of nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drug use within the last month. Mean levels of calcium and gastrin were 9.29±0.40 (7.90-10.20) and 73.96±89.88 (12.86-562.50), respectively. Gastrin level was correlated to inflammatory activity (p<0.05). 19 (13.6%) of the patients were negative for Helicobacter pylori, nonsteroidal anti- inflammatory drug use and hypersecretory illness, and were classified as idiopathic. Conclusions: The most common cause of du- odenal and gastric ulcer was Helicobacter pylori, and it was responsible for three-fourths of the cases. About half of the patients had a history of nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drug use, and nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drug and Helicobacter pylori were both responsible for the ulcer in three-fourths of these patients. In about one-tenth of the patients, nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drug use was the cause of ulcer alone, and about one-tenth of the ulcers were classified as idiopathic.
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