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Friday, September 10, 2010
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LEESBURG -- Josh Cabrera went leaping, high, high, higher, until he looked just like Lee County felt -- 10 feet off the ground.
And when he landed in the end zone with his second touchdown catch of the night, it took him a while to even describe how he felt.
After a few moments, he said simply, "Wonderful ... just wonderful.''
Take a good hard look at Cabrera, a 14-year-old freshman. He's the face of Lee County's future. The problem is no one in Leesburg cares about the future.
That's how good it feels right now because times have never been this good.
The Trojans, thanks to seven touchdown passes from quarterback Justin Walker, beat Terrell County, 57-14, on Friday night in Leesburg, where they packed the Lee County side and nobody went home early.
"That's three games and three running clocks,'' said Lee County coach Dean Fabrizio, whose team put up 50 points in the first half and played with a running clock in the second half for the third week in a row.
Lee County is 3-0, and that's news around Leesburg, where the Trojans had only started four seasons in their history with a 3-0 sprint from the gate. But nobody flies like this group -- nobody.
"It's all about the tempo,'' said Walker, who is the pilot (call him Sky Walker) of this high-throttle offense that takes off and hardly ever comes down.
James Terrell agreed.
"We want to be fast on offense,'' said Terrell, a receiver who caught three TD passes -- all in the first half, including a 45-yarder that lifted Lee to a 50-8 halftime lead.
The Trojans just never slow down.
There's no huddle, no waiting at Lee, where the Trojans have been a step ahead of everyone they have played. Walker completed 14 of 21 for 268 yards and six TD passes in the first half alone, then threw only two passes on a short series in the third quarter before sitting down for the night. His final TD pass -- a 10-yarder -- was to T.J. Thomas, a sophomore backup.
"I have no idea,'' said Walker when he was asked if he knew how many TDs he'd tossed. "I don't know how many I threw. It doesn't matter. It's about the team. It's all about this offense and the tempo. We want to be faster than the defense.''
They've been flying by defenses all season. Walker has already thrown 15 touchdown passes and has yet to play a full game, and Lee County has scored 163 points -- the most of any school in Georgia.
Lee's critics say the Trojans haven't played anyone because their first three games were against Class A teams.
Fabrizio has an answer for that.
"Monroe,'' he said. "We scrimmaged (Herald No. 2) Monroe (and won), and that's a pretty good team.''
One of the best. Monroe, a Class AAA power, is arguably one of the top teams in Southwest Georgia, and Lee County put up 45 points on the Tornadoes in a scrimmage, beating them handily, 45-30.
"Look, we have a long way to go,'' Fabrizio said. "We have a lot to work on. We're just trying to get better from week to week.''
The idea is to get ready for the most brutal Region AAAA race in the state, a region that includes three schools with Class AAAAA enrollments, the top team in the state (Northside, Warner Robins) and the fifth ranked team, (Thomas County Central).
"I don't think anyone would trade schedules with us,'' Fabrizio said.
Terrell County (0-3) has its own brutal schedule to deal with, and the Class A Greenwave ran into trouble early against AAAA Lee, The Herald's No. 1 ranked team.
"It's been a long time since someone whipped us like that,'' Terrell County coach William Huff said. "They've got (good players) and they're well coached ... And they've got big-play ability. But we've got to get better. We have to play with more heart. We have to play with more pride.''
The Greenwave had their moments: Jerkerious Scott threw TD passes to Charles Brown (a 10-yarder) and Basheer Rogers (a 6-yarder), but the smaller school couldn't stay with Lee, which scored on four Walker TD passes in the first quarter to lead 29-8 at the first break.
Lee is turning tradition upside down with a high-flying offense that has everyone in Leesburg talking about a football program that won two games over the previous two seasons and only five since 2006.
"Being 3-0 feels wonderful. It's been a long time around here,'' said Cabrera, who made two catches, both for touchdowns. He grabbed an 18-yarder then went sky-high for a 19-yard TD catch with 3:39 left in the half.
Sanford Seay also had a TD catch in the first half (a 23-yarder) and finished the half with four catches for 63 yards. Terrell had four for 78 in the first half. Tailback Denzel Eckles scored on a 2-yard run and made a highlight tape play with a 56-catch and run that set up a TD.
"Our offense has really played well,'' Fabrizio said. "That's a lot of points (50 in one half). The offensive line played great and our quarterback played well. We know we have a lot of games to play.
"I think we're ahead of schedule of where I thought we would be at this point. It's hard to say (how much ahead). We definitely feel good about a lot of things we're doing.''
And 3-0?
"Well, 3-0 is exciting,'' Fabrizio said. "I know it doesn't look like
it, but we have a lot of things to work on. But it's great to see the crowd we had (here Friday night) and people are excited about this football team.''
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- Herald No. 1 Lee County rebounds, handles Hardaway ( October 15, 2010 )
- It's not David vs. Goliath ( October 7, 2010 )
- Critics quieted: Lee County 31, Northside, Columbus 14 ( September 24, 2010 )
- Herald No. 1 Lee routs Terrell County, remains unbeaten ( September 10, 2011 )


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As Allen recited DeeAnn Hale?s sentence, it became too much for Hale to take. She screamed and fell to the floor.
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As DeeAnn Hale, shackled and dressed in an orange jumpsuit, stood in front of Circuit Judge Michael Allen on Thursday, she couldn't handle it.
The woman who deemed it acceptable to punish her mentally disabled daughter by spraying her with a garden hose and forcing her to wear heavy pieces of plywood that said "I am a liar and a theif (sic)" screamed and fell to the floor as the judge sentenced her to 69 months in state prison.
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US Official: Mali Intervention 'Could Take Several Years'
The US seems to have already found another quagmire in a far off land to get bogged down in
A US official at the State Department told The Associated Press on Monday that the US-backed French military intervention in Mali will last for years.
"This is only the first phase. It is going to take time. I think people should not be into the illusion that it is going to be quick," said Don Yamamoto, the principal deputy assistant secretary of state for African affairs.
"It is going to take a long time and time means that it could take several years. And you got do it right," Yamamoto added.
Yamamoto's statements echo what British Prime Minister David Cameron said at the outset of the French intervention in Mali, that actions in Africa could take decades.
"It will require a response that is about years, even decades, rather than months and it requires a response that is patient, that is painstaking, that is tough but also intelligent, but above all has an absolutely iron resolve; and that is what we will deliver over these coming years," Cameron said.
The war in Afghanistan is finally coming to some undesirable end, or could be, within the next two years. And now the Western powers, with strong US backing, have already found another quagmire in a far off land to get bogged down in, in keeping with the war on terror's endlessness.
The Pentagon surely seems prepared to milk the Mali intervention for all its worth and certainly for decades to come. The US is already planning on using the war in Mali to justify establishing a base for drone operations throughout northwest Africa.
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Translate, recolonization of Africa will take many years.
"This is only the first phase. It is going to take time. I think people should not be into the illusion that it is going to be quick"
I postulate that well-known realist Admiral Yamamoto made a similar statement after the Pearl Harbor attack.
You don't *really* think this has anything to do with the US interests in Mali's natural resources, do you? Surely the US has no interest at all in having a military presence in a small nation rich with gold and uranium deposits, and new discoveries of petroleum fields. No way we'd have an interest in that at all.
How many billions of our tax dollars will we waste in a war in Timbuktu?
Notice that certain words are never connected to the Timbuktu War ….. "fiscal cliff", deficit, debt ceiling. But, soon we'll be told that we need massive austerity measures and cutbacks on vital services and tax hikes on anyone not rich enough to hire a slick tax lawyer. They won't tell you then that all of that is required at least in part to pay for the Timbuktu War.
Well, actually admiral Yamamoto said after Pearl Harbor, and before to any who would listen to him, that time was against the Japanese when fighting the Americans. And that over time the Americans would surely win that war.
But still, its kind of an amazing name to see as a US spokesperson. I guess Will Rommel will soon be the Pentagon spokesperson, and that George Guderian will be White House spokesperson.
Translation of the translation …. the recolonization of Africa is a pipe dream that will never occur. However, over the course of many years we will waste lives and our national treasure in trying to recolonize people who've already thrown off the chains of colonization once and aren't very likely to put them back on.
What's the point of starting a new war if you can't drag it out for years to maximize profit?
"…do it right.."? You mean the way we did it "right" in Iraq(twice), Afghanistan, Libya? Well, he does have a point. Gonna take some time to extract that gold and ship it off to Germany.
The real question is why a country like Mali exists at all. It is another example of Europeans drawing lines on a map with no input from, or consideration for, the people who actually live there.


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Hi all, a couple of months ago I wrote a little script to turn the chapter news for any chapter into an RSS feed. Here's the URL: [url=http://bootleg-rss.g-blog.net/bungie_net_fanclubs.php?chapter=1027]http://bootleg-rss.g-blog.net/bungie_net_fanclubs.php?chapter=1027[/url] This example is returning an RSS feed for [url=http://seventhcolumn.bungie.net/perlbin/blam.pl?file=/fanclub/1027]chapter 1027, Chapter Founders[/url]. So if you want to get your chapter's news turned into RSS, change the number at the end of the URL to the one of your chapter. Have fun. PS: The feeds are refreshed every 2 hours. PPS: Would be great if someone could pin this topic, assuming it's of interest. PPPS: More free feeds on my [url=http://bootleg-rss.g-blog.net/]Bootleg RSS site[/url]. ;)
Deleted User5/10/2004 5:47:24 AM PermalinkWell, I'm glad I'm not the only one. Still, I suppose I can see its usefulness, if I understand it well enough. --Poocho :)
Halo535/10/2004 4:38:38 AM Permalink[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Poocho Ummm . . . is it just me, or does that link supposedly showing an RSS feed of CF simply show CF the same way it always looks? Did I miss something?[/quote] Not just you, I dont see any change at all. And after reading through the site and clicking the link and reading that, I still have no idea what an RSS feed is. Yes I read the intro thing. Or atleast the first paragraph and got very, very lost and realised I had no idea what was being said. No I am not a dumbass. Well, only when people use computer language. I like english because I don't have to ask why someone is in pain when they are talking about megahurtz or if they can pass me some of those micro-chips which, in fact, aren't potato chips at all! (Sad thing is, I am not some old guy who is against you youngins with your technology and your mtv, rap music and baggy jeans. I don't understand this stuff and I am 15 :P Oh well, *gets computer language to english dictionary*) I am not really a dumbass. I can use computers fine but when it comes to the technical terms, I am lost. [Edited on 5/10/2004 1:13:50 PM]
stosh5/10/2004 3:11:33 AM Permalinkgobble gobble - 11/21/2015 1:06:31 AM[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Poocho Ummm . . . is it just me, or does that link supposedly showing an RSS feed of CF simply show CF the same way it always looks? Did I miss something?[/quote] Just you, I guess. Shows a feed for me.
Deleted User5/8/2004 6:23:24 AM PermalinkUmmm . . . is it just me, or does that link supposedly showing an RSS feed of CF simply show CF the same way it always looks? Did I miss something?
Deleted User4/27/2004 8:30:52 AM PermalinkOf course... my bad, sorry. Was in a hurry, didn't preview before posting. Thanks for pointing it out! :)
Deleted User4/24/2004 2:07:07 AM PermalinkHey gossip, the links here are done in the {url=(insert address)} TEXT{/url}, see the sidebar for more make ups. [url=http://www.webreference.com/authoring/languages/xml/rss/intro/]This[/url] is the link you intended to give. :)
Deleted User4/23/2004 11:21:46 PM PermalinkIf you're unsure what RSS in general is, [url=http://www.webreference.com/authoring/languages/xml/rss/intro/]see here[/url]. This should give you a good idea. With this newfound knowledge in mind my initial post here should make more sense to you. ;) [Edited on 4/27/2004 12:29:36 AM]
Deleted User4/21/2004 12:41:29 AM PermalinkNow i don't want to seem like a dummie but... I don't get it...
goweb4/18/2004 11:18:45 AM Permalink[quote]The link still doesn't work for me......[/quote] Did you even read what I said?
goweb4/17/2004 10:02:26 PM PermalinkIt's in XML. Admittedly you'd expect it to display in IE, but it doesn't matter if it doesn't - this is purely for an RSS parser, such as FeedReader.
goweb4/16/2004 11:17:26 PM PermalinkRSS 1.1 (also known as RDF). We were trying to get Bungie to include this a while ago. [Edited on 4/16/2004 3:18:21 PM]
Deleted User4/16/2004 10:19:37 AM Permalink[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] goweb Is it easy RSS or right-bastard RSS?[/quote] What's right-bastard RSS?
Deleted User4/16/2004 10:17:11 AM PermalinkThe message will only appear once, don't worry. It's just that I'm offering a good number of scraped feeds, and the sheer volume of requests is growing and growing, so I thought a one-time "wanna donate?" message per feed would be okay. [Edited on 4/16/2004 2:18:57 AM]
Deleted User4/15/2004 4:22:08 PM PermalinkI like this a lot, but that advertisement message at the top is a little annoying. Oh, well...
Deleted User4/15/2004 8:38:56 AM PermalinkRSS is a pure data format. It's basically content without any layout. You can feed the URL to your RSS aggregator (i.e. a news reader like [url=http://www.bloglines.com]Bloglines[/url]), and it'll notify you a) whether there are updates to the sites the feed belongs to and b) what the updates are about. Finally, technology that does something useful. ;) "Bootlegged" in this case means it's a guerilla feed for a site that doesn't have its own feeds. Someone stepped up and wrote a script to scrape the news off the site. Hope that helps.
Deleted User4/15/2004 1:50:28 AM PermalinkNifty. I probably won't use it much myself, but i'm sure that it will make things alot easier for a lot of people.
Deleted User4/15/2004 12:42:00 AM PermalinkFor some reason the link isn't working for me, so could you possibly explain what a boodleg RSS feed is?


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This story is written by Red Cross worker Brigette Williams.
Disaster Team volunteer Becca White notes damage to the property.
Hurricane Isaac, now downgraded as a tropical depression, continues to make its presence felt nationally, after a perplexing and slow moving destructive dance through Mississippi and Louisiana. Unwelcomed movement continued across Arkansas as drenching rains dropped as much as eight inches in many areas Thursday. Record breaking rains caused the National Weather Service to issue a five hour emergency flash flood warning for several counties in southeastern Arkansas Friday. Portions of the state was also under a tornado watch.
One of the hardest hit areas, Pine Bluff, 40 miles southeast of Little Rock, endured more than four feet of flood waters Friday morning, causing at least two cars to float down highway 63, and major complication to school buses maneuvering around flooded roads. Water rescues were made to aid residents caught in the fast moving event. "As long as I've lived here, I've never seen this much water downtown," stated American Red Cross In Arkansas Disaster Zone Manager Michele Metott-Works. Streets surrounding the Pine Bluff Red Cross office were filled with rushing water. The office was not damaged.
At least eighteen homes in Pine Bluff have been identified with flood waters inside the structures. Red Cross damage assessment was interrupted as another series of Isaac caused storms moved across the area Friday evening, causing the National Weather Service to place several counties under the morning emergency flash flood warnings, back under a flash flood alert. Disaster Teams will be out today to complete assessment.


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"Texas needs true health care reform, not thousands of pages of directives from Washington. Medicaid is costly and flawed. Today, only 31% of the Texas doctors now take new Medicaid patients. Why should we put even more people in the program?
"Well-meaning reforms should protect Texans from failed programs, not push more of them on a broken system. While Medicaid is consuming the state budget, we need to focus on reforms which will enhance care, not limit it.
"The Supreme Court gave Texas an opportunity and Texas has a responsibility to promote reform.
"By standing up to the Federal Government, The Lone Star State can protect Texas residents from cost-overruns and a broken medical delivery system. No matter how well-intentioned, quality health care assistance for our poorest is impossible under this bureaucratic scheme from Washington. Citizens should urge their representatives to reject President Obama's Medicaid expansion and encourage Texas officials to stand firm with the Governor in refusing to expand Medicaid."


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|Extra-pulmonary tuberculosis infection in the dialysis patients with end stage renal diseases: case reports and literature review.
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|The diagnosis of extra-pulmonary tuberculosis (TB) seems relatively difficult due to the absence of specific symptoms and signs in patients on peritoneal dialysis or hemodialysis. We report four cases of extra-pulmonary tuberculosis on dialysis, with two cases on peritoneal dialysis and two cases on hemodialysis. The presentations, therapy, and outcomes of TB infection in these patients were reviewed. Otherwise, the English literature published in the PubMed database associating extra-pulmonary tuberculosis on dialysis over the last three decades is reviewed. A total of 61 studies containing 70 cases were included. The most common primary disease was diabetic nephropathy (22.86%, 16/70). The peritoneum (31.42%, 22/70), bone (21.42%, 15/70), and lymph node (20%, 14/70) were the most frequently infected. Single organ infection was common (90%, 63/70). Fever (58.57%, 41/70), pain (35.71%, 25/70), and enlarged lymph node (20%, 14/70) were the most common symptoms. Biopsy (67.14%, 47/70) and culture (40%, 28/70) provided most reliable methods for clear diagnosis of tuberculosis. The combined treatment of isoniazid, rifampicin, pyrazinamide, and ethambutol (44.29%, 31/70) was the most common therapy. The majority of patients improved (82.86%, 58/70); however, 12 cases got worse (17.14%), with 10 of them dying (14.29%). Physicians should be aware of the non-specific symptoms and location of infection, and consider tuberculosis in their differential diagnoses in dialysis patients presenting with symptoms such as fever, pain, and weight loss.
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Comcast may be on the verge of upgrading its DOCSIS 3.0 cable Internet access to 100Mbps, a rumor says. Currently capped at 50Mbps downstream, the service is said to be getting as much as 40Mbps to 50Mbps more bandwidth "any day now." The source for the Inquirer doesn't say whether existing 20Mbps upload speeds would also get an upgrade or whether the 250GB cap and prices would change from the $140 pre-tax per month for the faster service.
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It has been five long years since she was last at our hostel.
Julia from Germany was with us in 2005 when she spent the better part of the summer in Toronto.
It is a pleasant surprise when an old friend turns up at the hostel completely unannounced. When a familar voice and very familiar face shows up on the patio it can come as quite a shock.
Julia has arrived on vacation with a girlfriend from Germany to show her around a place she got to know very well, albeit five years ago.
Having former guests/friends return to the hostel (sometimes on a regular basis) is quite a common occurance here at our Toronto hostel. But a five-year gap between visits is a bit unusual.
Nonetheless, we are absolutely elated that Julia has come back to visit. We hope we don't have to wait another five years to see her again.
She and her friend have gone on to visit Otawa, Montreal and Quebec City where they plan to stay in hostels. They have promised to retun to our hostel before heading home to Germany.


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Chau Doc to Phnom Penh by Boat
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Wanted to know boats that leave Chau Doc to Phnom Penh
1. How many boats leave per day?
2. Is there any fast boats?
3. What times?
4. All costs?
5. How long does it take?
6. Do they all leave from near the Victory Hotel?
We have been told there are no toilets on one boat, we don't know which one.
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1) Two - one fast, one slow
2) Yes
3) Morning -- I'm not sure of exact time.
4) Fast boat is about US$15 or so I believe
5) Fast boat around five hours, slow boat longer
6) Fast boat yes, not sure about slow boat.
I've only caught the fast boat and there was no toilet on board. We passed the slow boat and given it was a far larger boat it looked like it probably had a toilet.
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Yep, all as above.
Fast boat is mad, long and low and fast. No bogs on board.
But we spent about an hour at the border too where there was a particularly horrid toilet, if that's any consolation.
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Hi, we took the slow boat and there are toilets on board!
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Hey i hope you could help me out with 3 questions:
How long does it get to go from Ho Chi Minh to Chau Doc?
Whats the best way to get to Chau Doc?
If i have an e visa can i go by boat all the way from Chau Doc to Phnom Pen? or whats the procedure with the visa thing if you want to go by boat to cambodia?
Thanks for your answers!!
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Depends. We did it in a week. Bus (Mekong Tours is your only touristic choice, terrible) to My Tho for a night. Then up to Vinh long (over-rated) by local minivan - you stand on the highway and flag one down - and up to Chau Doc by overnight boat (Mekong Tours again) for three nights which is lovely, well worth a breather for a few days. Then we got the mad speedboat.
Otherwise Mekong Tours run a two-day tour from Saigon to PP, one night in a hotel somewhere and one night on the boat.
I think I read somewhere that there is a direct bus from Saigon to Chau Doc which takes about seven hours, it's then five to PP. So if you were in a hurry, count on about twelve.
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Sorry, visa-wise, it's the same boat all the way.
We had pre-arranged visas but you still have to stop at the border, once on the Vietnamese side and then once on the Cambodian side.
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Hi i am planning to taking the journy next year what companies do you suggest and is it worth prebooking
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Don't bother pre-booking. There are plenty of agents, etc in Chau Doc and you will find it very easy to book once you are there.
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Hi ,
I'm using the above ADO example to achieve a similar solution. On the select Bank transaction window -> we have a deposit number and when i drill down on a given deposit number i get the check number for that deposit. Through this ADO sample as an example I am hoping to get the check number on the select bank transactions window.
As a follow on to the Using VBA with Report Writer post, I would like to discuss using ActiveX Data Objects
I'm having trouble with the knowledge base article. I want to add the item description to the vendor items lookup window. I assume you add a field to the grid and shoot a sql statement with the item number using ado most likely from IV00101 in Grid_BeforeLinePopulate. Does that sound right?
Here's how I did it. Replace StringM2 with your value.
Private Sub Grid_BeforeLinePopulate(RejectLine As Boolean)
Dim rst As New ADODB.Recordset
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End Sub
This is the code that goes with it. This is in VendorItems(Window)
Option Explicit
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Hi Martin
Glad you got it working.
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We added two text fields in the Transaction Entry window.
One field is displaying the separate JV No for GJ source and other field is the narration storing in the separate table through ADO.
Everything is working fine only we had issues while navigating the data, it always popup the message
"Do you want to save or delete the transaction?" whenever we navigate the records.
We also found the problems. We are assigning the 2 additional field data i.e JV No and the Narration through recordset to the event JournalEntry_Afteruser changed , but if we don't assigned the 2 additional field and we navigate the record we don't
get the message "Do you want to save or delete the transaction?". Is there any other possible way to avoid the system message.
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What do you use to log your miles? What details do you track?
I want to start logging my run specific adventure.
thansk in advance.
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Outside runs: Garmin Forerunner 10 uploads
Inside runs: go by mileage on treadmill and hope it's close to accurate.
I just keep a running total on my cell phone. Nothing fancy.
Over the years I have tried a number of pre-made logs, but always found that they were lacking in something, most notably space. I am very anal and like to keep detailed notes, but most logs seem to be short on space for notes other than time, distance, and date.
I created my own document which I print and keep in a binder, one page per week. Within the binder I have several tabs - total monthly mileage (quick overview), detailed race reports, mileage, shoe mileage, and my most common routes or key routes printed out with elevation. If and when I'm injured I also keep detailed notes on that for future reference, either for myself or the doctor/PT.
For each day, I have a space for type of exercise (I track everything, not just running), location/route, distance, duration, pace, splits, weather, and leave a section for notes. At the bottom of each page I have a space for adding up my weekly mileage (only running though, nothing else gets included in that total).
Youth has no age. ~ Picasso * 1st road race: Charleston Distance Run 15 Miler - 1974. - Voice
Me use RW, paper, and spreadsheet. Sorry, I couldn't resist. I mostly use the paper log to plan out future weeks in pencil and then fill completed runs in with pen.
"Veronica and I trying this new fad called, uh, jogging. I believe it's jogging or yogging, it might be a soft j. I'm not sure, but apparently you just run for an extended period of time. It's supposed to be wild."
- Ron Burgundy (Anchorman)
Moth- so you bought a log? where from? I see you track %'s of HR, so you are an HR (zone) trainer?
Doodle- can you shoot me a format?
where in RW is a log? I do not see anything in "tools"
I have tracked a lot on triathlon sites, but I am trying to consolidate myself here, and possibly just on paper.
For about the last year I've used RunningAhead. I think it's better than MapMyRun, which is what I left.
When using a treadmill I'll put in my Max HR, Weight, start time, total duration and distance. If I'm entering race data then I'll try to enter as much as possible including conditions, and I'll normally map the course so it includes an elevation profile. I do also try to enter the placement stats.
I use Runkeeper on my phone & paper log.
MapMyRun and RunKeeper, but MapMyRun mostly.
I like runningahead. Its maps are more user friendly that mapmyrun, you can track multiple activities, there's room for notes and you can track shoe use easily.
omg! how the heck do I log miles here?!? yea I have been clicking on the links for other sites, but I suyre as hell do not need anoter community.
I have Ironman Timex Watch, HR monitor, mile markers paintied on neighborhood streets, and um.,... well that's all
I still use the high tech systems of a calendar on the wall. I write the distance, which shoe, and the time if it anything but easy or long. Although I have started using the log on runningahead and think the graphs are nifty keen and easy to use.
Sometimes I wrestle with my Demons.
Sometimes we just snuggle.
If I can resurrect my computer and every bit of data I've accumulated over the last 10 years from the dead I'd be happy to share Otherwise, I can at least upload a photo of one of the pages.
I have built several excel spreadsheets over the years to track and plan out my running schedule. I keep losing them when hard drives or computers crap out, etc, so I keep rebuilding them.
My current iteration is basically a week by week sheet with a row for scheduled mileage/run type each day, and a row for the actual miles I log, with a row or two below that for notes (conditions, how i felt, etc). I like using excel because I know the formula creation by heart to build mileage totals by week, by month, comparison week by week, long run % of total, etc. I also have on the sidebar my different run paces (from mcmillan running calculator) for different types of runs.
I mark my speedwork scheduled miles in orange, and races in RED! so I can keep the dates firm in my mind. I am sure it would be confusing for someone else to look at, but I like it and since it is excel I am constantly tinkering with it, to make it better and more robust.
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When I used to be fast (2013)
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Moth- so you bought a log? where from? I see you track %'s of HR, so you are an HR (zone) trainer?
That particular journal is from 1994. I stopped using a HRM some time back in the 90's. The percentages you see listed identify the three general training zones; anaerobic, threshold and aerobic. I could break that down with my current training but I'm too lazy to do the math.
My training is much more free-flowing than the structured approach I used back then. Both approaches have proven successful but I prefer to be more adaptive now. The company no longer makes those journals but I use a very similar, week-at-a-glance, leather bound journal by Moleskine.
I like a spreadsheet. I took one from the web (dead runner's society or something) and adjusted it. I track evyerthing, from shoes mileage, to temperature, to how I felt. I rather have my own files...
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An excel spreadsheet !!
Add me to the excel group. Over the years I have added to, modified, and adjusted my spreadsheet to account for everything I am interested in recording. In addition to the usual mileage, time, route, run type, shoe info and personal comments, I track temperature, humidity and dew point. In the winter I also track what I wear and my comfort level. I have found this to be very useful in NE Ohio where the weather can change significantly from day to day.
I originally started this as a way to learn about spreadsheets, but I quickly found I liked the ability to keep track of everything I wanted to record, and not have to rely on an outside party to maintain their system.
Holy cow!! You are all high tech!! I print a calander from print free . com and write down the miles for each day & if I ran a tread mill the mph.......
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I run with a Garmin 205 but I still log all my running at the log on Running Ahead. It lets me track my shoe mileage which is very helpful. I don't put a whole lot of details in though.
This is what I do.
I run
I have an app for Android called runner's logbook. I think I paid about $2 for it. I like how it's set up and it even keeps track of the mileage on my different shoes.
I use the online log at RunningAhead. Being able to search and graph is handy.
14,000+ miles and still running rebounding from knee surgery!
For my outdoor runs, I use a GPS watch from Timex. The Run Trainer 1.0 I believe. It allows me to store all of my runs internally or I can export them to a computer.
I run with a Garmin 205 also. When I remember, I'll upload the data but I don't actively use it as a log. I use the RA log as well as a couple spreadsheets. I have separate spreadsheets for my races, one by calendar year and one by age which also includes AG times and ratings. In all the moves I've made since I began running, I've managed to toss or lose all my early logs which were in notebooks and on calendars. Some of my data for certain years is also inaccessible with computer upgrades because the running log software did not keep up to date and the company has been out of business for years, one of the reasons I've gone back to spreadsheets..
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I use running ahead, excel and keep a paper notebook for my running and lifting.
I have over 22,000 miles in my records
First race Sept 1977 last race Sept 2007
I use Excel and upload to Garmin Connect/Training center from a Forerunner 910xt and add comments to the Excel and GC data.
I journal all my workouts.
All my runs are either on the treadmill or I use my GPS on my phone.
Although I need to find a better journal. The ones you get that are like made for running don't have anywhere near enough room in them. How is one line enough to write the details of a whole run? Plus they don't have room for my details on cross training and weight lifting. If anyone has any recommendations let me know.
2015 Goal. Be a bigger Beast
I use Runkeeper. IMO its only fault is that it doesn't track shoes.
If anyone has any recommendations let me know.
See above comments.
Seems my desktop isn't giving up its secrets without a fight. Here's a picture of what the weekly log that I use looks like.
My Garmin and RunningAhead, the log is great, customizable graphs and you can track your shoes.
_____________________- Dave - My running log My running blogGoals | sub-4 trail 50k | complete first 100 miler without dying
Running Ahead is the best! I kept an Excel spreadsheet for a few years, but found it quite tedius (I'm not that good at it) and now I love the graphs and everythign RA offers.
PRs: 5k 24:12 // 5 mile 39:32 // 10k 49:10* // HM 1:52:18 (*short course)
"It's not the mountains we conquer, but ourselves."
~ Sir Edmund Hillary
I have been using http://www.dailymile.com/ for about 2 years, it even allows you to export them.
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+1000 to RunningAhead.com. An Example:
You can modify it to make it as elaborate, or as simple as you want to. I've also found that since I started tracking miles on RunningAhead + set goals for the year totals and etc, I think about it while running and it motivates me to stay out there longer and put in more miles.
I also maintain an Excel Spreadsheet, more in depth of the running 'career' so far where I have tabs for daily miles / 2012 races + finish times / 2013 races + finish times / PR's at all the various distances, etc....
The Plan (the big parts)→ /// May 19th 2013: Three Days at the Fair (12 Hour) in NJ (PR of 55 Miles) /// Nov 23rd 2013: JFK-50 in MD (survived) /// Mar '14: Shamrock Marathon /// Apr '14: 24-hour run for Cancer /// ∞
I also have an account on RA to download my Garmin but I only use it as a tool to dump data when the Garmin is full.
I still have never purchased a Garmin or other type of mileage tracking device yet. I get my 'distance' for my runs by mapmyrun, or prior to that, by driving the route I planned on running in the car first. I'm pretty old school..
I've used Runkeeper on my iPhone for the last year since it uses the GPS to keep track of miles and pace but I just discovered RunningAhead and love it. When I get an android phone next week I'll probably abandon Runkeeper and log directly to RA with their android app (Handy Runner).
"Then the Lord gave special strength to Elijah. He tucked his cloak into his belt and ran ahead of Ahab's chariot all the way to the entrance of Jezreel" -1 Kings 18:46
Right now I use the Nike+ App but may explore RunKeeper although I hate to lose all of the data in Nike+


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These are so cool. So easy to used and very convenient. Two for the price of one! They make inexpensive and thoughtful gifts, especially for the coming Holiday Season!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Great product, especially for motorcycle
By CB
from Kelowna, BC
I bought this for my father who has a Harley electraglide motorcycle (side bags make it difficult to access rear tire pressure ...) and this talking tire gauge is excellent, clearly gives you reading both verbally and visually. He was impressed. It's also great for people who have difficulty seeing small print (issue for father as well). Ordered another set for friends who have motorcycles as well as one for self. Great for vehicle too.


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22 AugVirus News
As wireless Internet access – including the use of cellular networks – grows in popularity, users are increasingly using their mobiles as a replacement for desktop computers. According to a survey May 2012 conducted by O+K Research for Kaspersky Lab, 17% of iPhone owners, 7% of Blackberry users and 48% of other smartphone owners use them on vacation if a computer or a laptop is unavailable.
A significant proportion of users – 25% - is content to use a smartphone if they do not have a computer at hand, although the fashion for tablets seems to be slightly behind the convenience of a pocket-sized smartphone: for example, only 15% of surveyed use Apple iPad on vacation. 8% of respondents prefer to spend their holidays entirely cut off from any mobile devices.
Mobile devices at work or on vacation are most often used for email communication – this activity was selected by 62% of tablet and 54% of smartphone owners. Next come social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter with 59% and 54% respectively. 47% of respondents use their mobile devices for IMS communication.
Multimedia entertainment is only slightly less popular, with 58% of tablet owners using their devices to watch online video. Not surprisingly, perhaps, smaller smartphone screens are less attractive for viewing – just 30% of mobile users tune in to online shows. 41% of mobile device users regularly listen to music online, including various Internet radio stations. 20% of tablet owners and 12% of smartphone users post and view photos on the Internet.
The data collected by O+K Research show that smartphones and tablet are ever more frequently used in place of computers, at least when it comes to communication and entertainment. They are also often used to store important personal information which must be reliably protected from malicious activity and unauthorized access in case of loss or theft. This can be done with the help of two specialized products from Kaspersky Lab - Kaspersky Mobile Security designed to protect smartphones and Kaspersky Tablet Security which guards tablets.
The full version of the O+K Research report is available at http://www.kaspersky.com/downloads/pdf/kaspersky-lab_ok-consumer-survey-report_eng_final.pdf
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