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Pöyry Oyj: Pöyry PLC: Pöyry awarded EPCM services assignment for state-of-the-art greenfield pulp mill, Brazil PÖYRY PLC Press release 10 March 2014 at 07:00 am. Klabin has awarded Pöyry with the assignment for the Engineering, Procurement and Construction Management (EPCM) services for a relevant part of the Balance of Plant (BOP) at the Puma Project in Brazil. The scope of work includes the required interconnection between all process EPCs areas, water intake and effluent outfall systems, cooling tower, central control room, chemicals handling and other complementary systems. The new, state-of-the-art greenfield pulp mill - "PUMA Project", will be located in Ortigueira, Parana State, in the South of Brazil. Raw material for the mill will be eucalyptus and pinus wood from own plantations in the surrounding area. The annual capacity target for the pulp mill is 1.1 million Air Dry tons (ADt) of eucalyptus-baled bleached pulp and 0.4 million ADt of pine bleached pulp, baled and also converted to fluff. Pöyry has been involved in the project since January 2012 when it was awarded an assignment for environmental studies and basic engineering by Klabin. Pöyry was also awarded a preparatory work for mill infrastructure. The Puma Project is the largest investment in Klabin's history. The company that was founded in 1899, already operates 16 industrial plants - 15 in Brazil and one in Argentina, focusing on markets such as packaging paper and board, corrugated packaging and industrial bags. "This assignment strengthens Pöyry's position as the world's leading pulp and paper engineering consultancy, having delivered projects for 80% of the world's major pulp and paper companies", says Martin Kuzaj, President of Pöyry's Industry Business Group. The parties have agreed that the value of the assignment is not disclosed. The order will be recognised within the Industry Business Group order stock in the first quarter, 2014. Additional information by: Marcelo H. Cordaro President, Pöyry Tecnologia Ltda., Region Latin America, Brazil Tel. +55 11 34727398 Martin Kuzaj President, Industry Business Group, Finland Tel.: +358 10 33 21179 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This announcement is distributed by NASDAQ OMX Corporate Solutions on behalf of NASDAQ OMX Corporate Solutions clients. The issuer of this announcement warrants that they are solely responsible for the content, accuracy and originality of the information contained therein. Source: Pöyry Oyj via Globenewswire HUG#1767216
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The bread is wonderful but the desserts are to die for. I love getting their empanadas for breakfast. The filling are favourful and the pastry flaky. The olive bread is excellent and
If you go early the bread from the day before is half off!
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I had some of the bread ever all organic and freshly made and with the best of baja would come back on next trip since is a stop we often make before San Felipe
I love love Hogaza Hogaza!! I've been trying their bread for years now and its consistently beyond expectation. They started as a specialty bread maker. I normally get their Mediterranean bread and bring it home to have with a seafood dish and some white wine. Its simply amazing, you can taste the freshness of the olives. Yummy. I haven't tried...
Well...finally a terrific bakery/ eatery in Ensenada....we discovered this small bakery while strolling around downtown Ensenada..it was very close to our hotel..on the tourist strip of town. The latte's were the best I've ever had in Ensenada..the soups to die for....once we discovered this place..couldn't go anywhere else...the day it closed(tuesday)..we were forced to find another place to eat. Everything...
If you're looking for pastry and/or craft bread (with olives, garlic, etc.) this is the best place to find it in all Ensenada. Pastries include: souffle, cookies, cupcakes, etc. Craft Breads include: baguette, croissants, etc. It is expensive, but the image of the pastries worth it. Not so much the taste, which I have found to be kinda poor.
Gourmet bakery, highly recommended, to eat there and take some for home. Everything is good, you can't miss it on your next visist.
The croissants and cocalados (sp?) sustain me! The breads are fantastic, the tarts are exquisite. We love this place and get there whenever we can. This is really more of a bakery than a true restaurant -- one can only imagine a wonderful cafe with all of their goodies!
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Incredibly rude staff who had poor customer service and simply became angry when faced with questions.
You are given two keys on a arrival and it is 65 euros per key if you loose it, you are not informed of this when you arrive and it is another unpleasant surprise this hotel has to offer, although the price of this hotel might entice you to stay. It is seriously not worth the hassle.
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Staff were very helpfull rooms were very out dated floors were very dirty , ok to stay if it's just some were your lookin on the cheap :)
Exactly as expected
My boyfriend and I wanted to get away for the weekend and see Benidorm, so we were looking for cheap hotel rooms, seeing as how we wouldn't be spending much time indoors anyway.
What we got for 25 euros was a bedroom with a balcony, a small living room with a tv, a little kitchen with all of the basic necessities, and a bathroom. Overall, it was nothing special, but we knew that before going there. In terms of value for money, it was pretty good. The hotel is literally 10 minutes from the beach, which is very convenient. The only real negative was that there was no soap or shampoo provided, as you get in other hotels. Not a real problem of course, but it meant we had to go out and buy them. Overall, quit pleased with our stay.
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cheap and cheerful, you get what you pay for
A cheap apartment block five minutes walk from the sea and close to all amenities.
Very clean apartment but tired and in need of TLC. A good spruce up and renewal of furniture would be an idea but then it is priced accordingly and was adequate for the price given it was winter. One good point was that it was centrally heated which ensured it was always warm on the cold evenings.
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Hating false labor-UPDATE pg 2
Btw, I think it's awesome tht u stood up and refused he RCS already! Yay for you!!!
Married my better half 8/11/12
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Try getting on your hands and knees, and swaying your hips around from side to side. Then periodically arch your back and bring your pelvis down. It sounds like the baby isn't in the best position?
Mommy to Emily - October 2009, MC- November 2011, Elizabeth - February 2013, MC - February 2015. Cautiously expecting - July 2016.
I'm so sorry you are having so much false labor, it really is hard! I had almost the exact thing about four days before I had my vbac. It started at night and got worse, then slowed down later so I was barely getting any sleep. I was very anxious and exhausted. The fourth night I was checked at L &D about 10pm and was only 2-3 cm and very inconsistent contractions. Only a coule hours later things picked up and my doula had me start speed walking and doing squats. About 4am I was admitted at 7cm! Had my vbac at noon.
You're not defective, your body is working! I know it's hard to relax but I would suggest like pp's trying to get something to help you sleep. It sounds like you are really, really close. Hang in there.
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The Rollei system is a damn fine camera that will serve you well for many, many years. I wouldn't worry too much about "the death of film", film isn't going anywhere for quite a long time. The Rollei won't become obsolete when a new film stock comes out, you're not limited to the characteristics (and technology) of one image sensor, and the Rollei lenses are fantastic.
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ELUSIVE MEDBANK, Arthur Podesta
Today was a day for contrasting fortunes. Opportunities missed and opportunities taken. The 29th Rolex Middle Sea Race yet again confirming the adage that 'it ain't over till it's over'. By 1800 CET three boats had sat in pole position for overall victory.
Even now the throne is not secure, but the French First 40.7, Spirit of Ad Hoc, skippered by Thierry Bouchard, seems to have proved itself best able to adapt to the changing conditions of the race, improvising as necessary. Only one yacht looks to be left on the course with the carrot of glory being dangled in front of its bow. The Italian yacht, Ricomincio da Tre, was one of the smallest boats to start the race at only 34 feet (10.26m), but potentially teeters on the verge of snatching one of the biggest trophies on the offshore yacht-racing stage.
By early yesterday evening (Wednesday), only three yachts had finished and Andy Soriano's Alegre (GBR) was first on corrected time, aswell as first home. Niklas Zennstrom's RAN (GBR) was fourth boat over the line, but not until shortly after 11pm. She was followed by Rapture (MAR), the biggest yacht in the race, and then Whisper (IRL). It was not until 0700 CET this morning that the floodgates opened properly and a stream of yachts started to arrive, all with their own stories of how the race unfolded, where they were lucky and unlucky, what they might have done better and what they did well. The race has been a cruel one; behind every corner on the course a demon has been lurking for the unwary and unfortunate. Even at the death, poor hands were still being dealt. At the Comino Channel, the narrow strait at Malta's northern tip, the winds that had carried the fleet from Lampedusa shut down leaving the competing boats with a painfully slow struggle down the coast to the finish in Marsamxett Harbour.
Just as yesterday, the finishing crews were welcomed home by the watchers on the terrace in front of Fort Manoel. Special cheers were reserved for those with a shout at the overall prize and, of course, the local favourites. One of these was David Frank's Strait Dealer, the first Maltese boat home - an honour every local boat dreams of if the overall prize is beyond their reach. Second Maltese home was Vikesha, skippered by Tim Camilleri. At six this evening the roof was raised for Airmalta Falcon (MLT), whose principal helm Matthew Scicluna is only 16 years old.
Midday or thereabouts is a fabulous time to arrive. The lunchtime diners at the Royal Malta Yacht Club always seem to have time to stand and applaud the finishing yachts, whatever point they have reached in their meal. If you are a returning hero, in the form of 1968 Line Honours winner Stormvogel (GBR), which crossed the line at 1244 CET, you could be excused for taking in a few laps around the harbour to soak up the reception. If only yachts could bow. Owner Ermano Traverso and skipper Graham Henry may not have set any records or matched the achievements of Connie Bruynzeel, but their effort to help celebrate the fortieth anniversary of the first race will not be forgotten in Malta.
But it was earlier in the day that the excitement really started. On corrected time, quite a few yachts seemed to have the chance to better Alegre's handicap adjusted time. The question last night was whether the wind would play ball. It did until Comino, but thereafter the lottery took over. One minute you could be in clover, the next well and truly in the weed patch. Italian yacht, Chestress 2, under the guidance of Giancarlo Ghislanzoni had until 3.30pm this afternoon to complete the course inside the overnight leader's mark. She did so with some ease, arriving an hour after Strait Dealer.
The effect of her arrival was like a stock market crash on the required finish time for the remaining yachts. Anyone who had hedged on Alegre's spot price being the one to beat found themself horribly short. Chestress 2 was seventeenth home, leaving forty-seven on the course (thirteen yachts having retired). Only half of these had a glimmer of hope of scooping the Rolex Middle Sea Race trophy.
The arrival of Spirit of Ad Hoc snuffed out most of those. Ghosting across the line under spinnaker just after 1pm, Thierry Bouchard had cut it awfully fine. Their drop dead time to beat Alegre had been 2040 this evening. Chestress 2's efforts had slashed this to 1325. Twenty minutes might seem a large gap, but it only converted to half an hour on corrected time and the relief felt by Bouchard will only become apparent if he holds on. Spirit of Ad Hoc endured an appalling final ten-miles, staggering from pocket of wind to pocket of wind. A park up off St Paul's bay looked to have smothered their opportunity, but the dice were still rolling and in she squeezed. Bouchard is understandably playing it cool, ' we knew that we had a chance to place third or fourth but are still very uncertain about our position. So, let's wait.' After the twists and turns of the past five days who could blame him. Bouchard and his crew would probably have pushed anyway, but 'when we saw some bigger boats around us on the last two legs we said: it's good, it's good. But, still, we did not know exactly what chance we had so choosing the right sail and the sail trim was very important. We very much concentrated on this - to make the boat go as fast as possible.'
Now only a handful of competitors were in the title race. One was Arthur Podesta and Elusive Medbank (MLT). If anyone might have the cards stacked or the dice loaded in his favour it had to be Podesta. Competing in his twenty-ninth race, a winner in 1968 as crew on Josian. Could this be his year? The wind was going to have to smile all the way home. 'We knew we were close. My daughter Maya gave us a fifty-five minute window to finish the course at one point. I think we took ten minutes too long. We tried our best, but had difficult conditions at the end. The wind just seemed to follow us on the nose from Paradise Bay through the channel, all the way to the line,' remarked a philosophical Podesta. 'It was something special to take part in this anniversary event and I thoroughly enjoyed the race. And, don't worry I'll be back next year!' Podesta's enthusiasm for the race remains undiminished and shows in his excited at description of yesterday's squall that put paid to the hopes of many other competitors, 'it was incredible how fast the wind came up. It doubled from 20 knots in an instant. We dropped the main, hung on with the number 3 jib and wondered what was going to happen next.' And, that from the man who has seen it all on this race. Elusive currently lies in third place overall behind Chestress 2.
So, if it was not to be for Podesta who might topple the French pretenders. Well, Ricomincio da Tre has until just before nine this evening. Her position is precarious. Not yet in the Comino Channel and less than three hours to go, the odds are stacked against her. But, it ain't over yet.
Seventy seven yachts started the race, forty-eight have finished and thirteen have retired.
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Some background, normally when I start a new project, a designer creates the HTML template, images, and css for it, and then passes it on to me. I then write the javascript and PHP code needed to get the site working.
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Helped me a lot but can't get past stupid tonfun. I wish he had a trick to him.
Wouldn't say there was a trick but there is a decent zone-type strategy(similar to Denno's) that will help you win 75% of the time when you face him for the first time when going for
. Despite his name Tonfun is not what I would call a
to face. Terrible pun joke aside, here's my strategy.
TonFun(Stage 10)
What I like to do is at the start of the fight against Tonfun I back up to the left a little and hit Down+Punch a few times. Tonfu will make his way to you. You want to make sure you're backed up just far enough to where when he nears, you jump over him to the right side of the screen. He will scurry backwards to the right and then to the left as you land. As he does this you will hit Down/Away+Kick(only move you need against him) and you should get a hit off of him as he retreats. Now immediately jump to the left of the screen and the right once again and repeat you offense. Tonfun will keep scurrying back and forth and fall for it over and over. You only attack as you land on the right side of the screen because he may introduce a tonfun to your face if you don't. Do not bother attacking when you land on the left side.
This strategy takes a few attempts to get just right but you will see what I mean after a while, it's all about proper zoning. I was able to get 2 Perfects on Tonfun using this method while going for Invincible multiple times only to have Blues ruin my streak. Once you get the right zoning in mind it works like a charm! Don't get discouraged, it takes a few tries to get it right. This video below that was mentioned by Dennoman helps a bit too but I feel the player gets severely lucky on the harder fights.
Yie Ar Kung-Fu Invincible Achievement Video XBLA - YouTube
Yie Ar Kung-Fu Invincible Achievement Video XBLA - YouTube
Blues(Stage 11)
If Blues is giving you trouble use the Splits Punch to his mid-section(Down/Away+Punch) and jumping method that the player does when facing him in the video above at 6:13. That strategy is actually harder than it looks because you have to time it just right and sometimes Blues will scurry backwards when you try to jump over him which complicates the fight. Once you have Blues down to 3 blocks of health he gets a little more dangerous and will start doing jump attacks. Watch your spacing and carefully hit another Splits Punch on Blues, remember it has pretty good reach so try hitting it when he's a good 2 paces away from you. Once he is down to 2 blocks of health things get seriously heated becasue Blues becomes a frenzied attacking machine at this point. If he corners you it's pretty much over because he will pummel you until your dead and the game becomes a button masher for your life! My personal strategy is to jump over Blues and back all the way to the side of the screen and do a flying kick(Back/Away+Kick) as he corners you. This almost ALWAYS hits and leaves him with one chunk of health left. Now rapidly hit the splits punch as fast as you can and hope you get him for the win. The fewer hits Blues pulls off on you(the more blocks of health you have)throughout the fight, the better chance you have of sneaking a hit in during the midst of his pummeling on you. Keep your fingers crossed here, and hope for the best!
is a very annoying achievement but I will say this, as you hone your skills you get better and more confident when going into the final two fights but don't give up! I found this achievement to be near impossible at early attempts but now I stand before you with 200G and anybody can do it if they simply keep at it!
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It's basically like this: you win when the game wants you to, otherwise: you lose
Heh, too funny Denno.
I sort of agree with this, but after playing it for hours and hours you get a real good feel for it and the game can't try to MAKE you lose when it wants to anymore at that point!
Good Luck to anyone attempting
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Colder today, so hit the elliptical this am. Not looking forward to losing the early morning light on Sunday.
tpm - did we have the discussion about my being from Kalamazoo (grew up there and went to HS at Norrix). Started running when I lived there in the cul de sacs around my neighborhood.
tsyms - I am very impressed with anyone who can run and push a stroller any distance. As Kikini said, it will really add to your training and make the race seem easier.
DR - even if it were 90, I'd only be willing to give away 20-30. I like running in the warmer weather. Somewhere around 75 is my favorite.
some of my favorites:
for this week I have
Mon. 7 M
Tues 10 M
Wed. 3.3M
Thurs. 3.4M
Fri. off
Sun 10M
Thats what I'm shooting for on the weekend so I can hit 40M for the week then a slight taper for a 5K Pace to a Pint on Saturday
checking flights again seeing if I can find anything cheap lol
Good Runs to all
tsymms, Make your long run an adventure. Get dropped off 17 miles from home and run back. As for the stroller, it definitely makes training harder, but it can also take some weight onto your hands, and therefore lessent impact. I'd recommend a few runs and at least one long one without it.
scubed, I ran it 2 years ago because it coincides with the Gilmore Piano Festival. Have a niece and nephew who graduated from Norrix. Leah's a good runner and has finished a few marathons including Pikes Peak.
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Good morning, everyone.
I just did the exact same run as I did Tuesday in very similar conditions. Today, I felt better physically and mentally from the start. I averaged 10:45 over the hilly route, and got the last mile (part uphill) in 9:30. Downright speedy for me. I felt good, too, even when I was pushing it. Go Figure.
Last night's talk by Dave McGillivray( Boston RD) was excellent. He is quite accomplished, yet very down to earth and humble and accepting of all. During Q &A someone asked/complained about the charity runners taking up spaces that in the questioner's opinion should go to "better," faster runners. McGillivray answered him by saying that 80% of the spots go to qualifiers. The other 20% go to sponsors and charity runners. Those spots raise about 20 million dollars for charity. He said he thought it was a good trade off.
Made me want to ask the questioner a couple of things: One, did he expect to win the Boston Marathon? If not, then isn't his running as pointless as my running it would be? And Two, if all he is running for is a PR and I am raising $4,000 plus for charity, couldn't one make the argument that there is more of a point to my run than to his? In any case, I am glad that the charity option exists, as I am not fast enough to BQ on merit. I hope to have the opportunity to run it next year. I guess there will always be controversy since so many people want to run Boston, simply because it is...Boston.
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Hey Turtles,
tsyms- you've been real consistent about training and using the stroller. Not sure how many days a week you run. Is it possible to take a day without the stroller, or maybe have someone meet you on the trail at mile whatever. Might give you the confidence to see how strong you really are. Plus you deserve me time anyway. Also good to test run without it since you aren't running the actual event with it. I also always use "chunking" to get through too. Depending on the event I'l tell myself it's only a 1/2, then a 10k, then a 5k, then "my terrier can do this". I also celebrate a "first" for any event. Tell myself to finish so I dont' "have" to do it again and if it's my 1st time, that its a PR regardless. Gets me thru.
KR- I had toyed with doing the outer banks but in my area the runners are very pace focused, no fun. So I do most of my events out of state. Plus in my opinion, Virg Beach and Myrtle are much more scenic and fun, since typically I go for the weekend. I did sign up for the myrtle planning to do my first mar relay but I had an asthma attack, so it was the first (and last) event I bow out of (regret not walking it or trying to this day) couldn't even enjoy the trip after missing it. (already registered for next years though --REVENGE!   The flying pirate I had toyed with, but I don't find pirates attractive and it was the same time as another event. I might do it. When I move I will likely join a running group when I meet runners that aren't just focused on pace.
I think that guy at the Boston meeting is an exact example of why I will likely never do Boston, despite being a New Englander, even though at some point it would be nice to qualify. By his own standard he shouldn't be running at Boston because I am sure to some others there, HE is too slow. There is a place to try to prove you are #1 and that is the olympics. I would refer him to try his luck there.
I believe that regardless of how slow a runner is and whether they run, walk, crawl of roll over the finish line as long as they are within the alloted time and under their own power they are a finisher. I believe elites and those trying for a PR should have their own corral (which I belive they usually do) but that anyone that wants to should be able to be in a marathon or any other event. Boston should have 1 day for the uber fast and one for the common man. Anyway it is my belief anyone can BQ, they just need to live long enough and keep running and sooner or later you'll bq.
Me- looking at some other runners programs/ logs it seems they run more days of the week,often 5 or 6 (I usually do 4, but I do cross training 6 days a week along with the run days) but the weekly milage is more or less the same. Probably not good to do too many changes at once.
Stay well turtles! Spring back time is this Sunday. Yippee!
I feel very fortunate to have run Boston as a bandit back in the day when doing so was accepted as a tradition.
5 miles with 10 X 10 second full speed strides. Core work, shoulder rehab exercises, deadlifts, bench presses and pullups immediatel after the run. Very satisfying workout. Hoping again to get a long run tomorrow.
Due to the bad weather, I was forced to hop on the TM and ran one mile straight. At least that's my story and I'm sticking to it. I could've gone on and on running but I am being cautious especially since I am advancing one week on the running side.
TPM, nice strides.
NCGirl, I agree about that every runner that finishes within the allotted time, running, walking, whatever, is a finisher as the others. Don't let the elite wannabe's tell you otherwise.
Hi everyone-
Great running day today. Did 7.5 miles on trail with 2 hill sprints mid way. It was a short hill but tough, I'm not used to running on trails. Finished the run the 20 minutes of core in the park, came home and worked out with Jillian-30 minutes circuit and 30 minutes lower body and core. Very good workout.
On tap shorter run tomorrow, 3 and then a fun 5 K on Saturday with DH and my stepdaughter, ALL the money goes to Phoenix Children's Hospital for pediatric cancer research, rare to see a race for which I don't mind paying the fees.
Happy Friday tomorrow! Yay!!!
"Perfect 10" 10 mile race NJ-10/26 (fun run)
3 TV Phoenix 1/2 marathon-11/2
GM turtles
I believe every runner should be allowed to run any marathon they want with no qualifying times. everyone is equal to me whether you walk, run or ride a bike.
me.. did anther 3.3 last night with PRR. Today is suppose to be day off but we shall see
Have a good weekend everyone.
Sure, everybody is equal but not everybody in New England plays for the Patriots, Red Sox or UConn women's basketball. A marathon is fundamentally a race. Competition between elite athletes can get along fine without me and I'd rather watch them race from the side of the road than hear the winner's time when I'm less than half way done. The running festival aspect of marathons is fun and can be a wonderful experience, but if sponsors or race directors want to make that secondary they can set standards for entry. Just like they do in every other sport.
Morning! Biking tonight, I hope. Weather looks sunny and hot so no tornadoes around.
TPM, very true.
Run For 1, nice 3. No idea what's PRR.
Tracey, nice hill sprints workout.
DR- I would like to personally congratulate you on being an excellent example of self control and good decisions. I know it is likely driving you a bit crazy to have to hold back (even though you are still doing way more than a lof of people) until you heal. It's a good influence, in the past I've been in surgery or injured and did stuff anyway, which is why I'm on the mailing list of idiot of the month and possibly why I need revision surgery.
Everyone else, happy running.
Me- got my duff handed to me on a silver platter in TRX class. Blasting through a bunch of sports nutrition/ bodybuilding and running books. Considering doing the Spartan Race maybe Nashville's 1/2 or full in April. Probably mill day, outside's kind of not so great, but beautiful after then. Goal is to end the day NOT face down in a jelly doughnut.
tfp- I agree with you, but also would LIKE to be able to run any marathon I want. That's why I like the idea of some spots being reserved for sponsors and charity runners. Sponsors help make these races possible, and the charity runner programs allow slower people like me a chance to run in these races. I want to run Boston because of the history, not because elites are running it. I probably wouldn't even see them; I certainly wouldn't be running anywhere near them. The fact that charity runners have to raise a minimum of $4,000 (any shortfall charged to your credit card) requires a commitment on the part of the charity runner above and beyond the training required. Plus, you still pay for your entry, travel, etc. It is not to be taken lightly, but it does give a chance to participate in these events for people who want to undertake the extra work. Besides, I am not asking to be able to run Boston every year. I just want one chance. I've been a runner for over 40 years, and it is the Holy Grail of distance races. It is an experience I would like to have. No amount of training will enable me to qualify. Not at my age with my knees. If I tried, I would probably injure myself and not be able to run at all. So, I am grateful for the opportunity and look at the charity commitment as both a way my running can help others and a the price I have to pay for not being able to qualify on merit alone.
true but marathons are NOT like any other sport so your comparison false short
DR ... PRR Plymouth Road Runners
kkr, I have no objection at all to fund raising as a criterion for entry, only stated that the people sponsoring and putting on the race should be able to set the criteria. There are group bike rides with no time standards and big fund raising standards. The folks putting on the ride make the rules and I'd consider a rider who felt he should be able to participate without raising money because he's really fast to be a prince of a$$holes.
rf1, for some people, marathons are about competition. People funding and organizing races have a right to have a race for them only. I'd object to a race that's only for white people or straight people, but don't see slow runners as a class that needs rules to protect them from discrimination. There are enough races to go around. Run fast enough, raise enough money or run another race.
Did 8 miles this morning at 9:00 per mile pace -- I'm experiencing this phenomenon where I feel better (and less tired) the harder I run. With an easy, short day tomorrow, I wanted to go today at a good pace; feel great.
I run a great deal northeast of my town on county roads near the Kansas River and a large pond. I see bald eagles frequently on this route, and today saw a massive eagle sitting in a nest. I circled back around today but the eagle was gone -- if I'm lucky enough to get an opportunity to take a good picture of one I'll post it here. It's actually pretty cool to see these birds when out on a run.
Chocolate Rush Half Marathon (2/7/15): 1:56:31
Rock the Parkway Half Marathon (4/11/15): 1:57:39
Garmin Half Marathon (4/18/15): 1:58:31
Running with the Cows Half Marathon (5/9/15): 1:58:51
Hospital Hill Half Marathon (6/6/15): 1:58:53
Kansas Half Marathon (11/1/15): 1:59:00
Good Morning, Happy Friday!
Plan to do short run tonight, have a 5 K fun run tomorrow morning doing with the family. Hopefully hitting 10 on Sunday!
Everyone have a great day!!!!
Good morning Turtles! You folks really make me smile
Finally at the end of my work week which had some extra freelance jobs added in the evenings just to make me really appreciate the weekend.
My friend has her long lost love is in town and with her now. She rekindled her romance with her first love after 30 years apart 3 years ago. It was nice to see her find happiness after so long. They have been maintaining a distance relationship ever since. It is good to see her happy with him. Bittersweet. Thank you for your words of kindness this week.
Short run with the dog this morning followed by hot deep stretch yoga. 14 on the schedule for tomorrow.
Paul Scott - welcome! I was about to post the other night when I saw you were doing a half marathon in Newport. Ran off to google it then shared with a friend who was scheduled to run the full there but started the year with pneumonia and no training. If all goes according to plan (hahahahaha) I will be running the fm in Newport May 31st. One of my more well travelled running friends said that Eugene was his favourite marathon. He did it when it was still in May though. July actually sounds better to me. In the past I've trained through damp cool springs only to be nailed by unexpected heat in May. Good luck with your training!
MattJay - I love seeing the eagles out when I run. Beautiful birds. Glad your knee has recovered finally.
DR - enjoy your bike ride! And your tornado free weather forecast. You make me appreciate our rain.
Kikini - Its sad that you feel like you are in a position where you need to defend your decision to train for an event that has great meaning for you, while at the same time doing something for charity. Glad that the Boston RD pointed that out to the 'complainer'.
tracey - enjoy the 5km! How nice to do it with your family!!! Awesome
scubed63 - have a great trip! Do you still ride as well?
tsyms - completely agree with what others have said about mentally breaking the distance into chunks. I train with a group now that has people training for both fulls and halfs so our long run is broken naturally into 2 pieces. It makes a huge difference mentally.
ALSO: YOU'VE GOT THIS. Enjoy your run.
I saw today that the Galloway training apps are 50% off right now. Not sure for how long.
Have a great weekend turtles!
Portland_Scott - I see in your signature you are running a HALF in Newport in May. I live in Oregon and have run the full in May twice, but I thought that the Half was in September. If you have found a half there in May could you let me know the name. I can't find it anywhere and I might be interested next year. Thanks.
The full is a loop through town for about 4-5 miles out to mile 16 and then turn around and come back to the edge of town. It is a well managed pleasantly flat marathon once out of town. The weather is likely to be a bit wet, but neither of the last two years was annoyingly so. The temperature is about right for a good long run. I am not running it this year as it does not fit with my running schedule.
Best of runs to everybody in the Turtle thread
BTW - I too fit in this category, but am 60+ so I post in the Geezer thread mostly now.
60+ and 5 years running ... Last Target Event: 5K-25:39, 10K-53:31, HM-1:59:19, M-TBD
TRACEY ,,, GL in the 5 K kick the DH a$$
R41-Ha ha you know me too well. Yes, while it is a family run with my 14 year old and DH, I'm sure my competitive side will come out, so I'm sure we will be sprinting at the finish. I know I know, we are probably sending Katie the wrong message, but it's unavoidable.
Good luck Tracey. Beat him. I ran a 5K with a friend (male) who had not trained at all. We went at his pace. I could have beaten him by more than 10 minutes, but I stayed with him. At the end without any warning, he took off. I reacted, and caught him and we crossed the finish with the same time, but he is listed ahead of me in the finish list. He has NEVER let me forget it. So, you go, girl.
Thanks for the advice everyone! We did it. I pushed my son 17 miles in the stroller. It took 3 hours and he did awesome! I ran at a 3:1 pace again. I felt good until the last 10k the wind picked up and at one point I felt like I wasn't moving. I broke the miles down mentally. At 4 miles I was thinking only 5 miles until I turn around. Then at 9 miles I knew I was more than 1/2 way done. Then I used the 10k and 5k thoughts. My legs are sore and tired and I will have to do a lot of stretching the next several days. Might be rest days this weekend.
1/2 marathon - March 2014 - 2:10:02
Full marathon - May 2014 - 5:14:32
Slow and Steady
The gloves are off lol and ur teaching Katie to be competative in races in jobs and life. The harder she works the farther in life she will succeed .
Morning! Today, I shall run.
tsym, I knew you could do it! Great job.
Great workouts, all!
tsyms - excellent!!!!!
kikini, my older son, then 13, did the same thing to me, but when he accelerated up a short steep hill, there was no possibility of catching back up.
MJayhawk, I see an eagle down by the CT river once in a while, but my favorite is seeing owls flying through the woods at dusk or dawn. They look like they're edited into a movie, like the bats in the original Dracula, as they glide through
14.6 yesterday. Not the best run, but pretty good after a tough workout Thursday.
7.6 this morning. Total recovery running. about 2.5 with friends, 2.8 solo and 2.3 with C25k. Got through it. Need 8.5 tomorrow for a 50m week.
Tsym.. Great job !!!!
TPM.... Great miles for the week!! How are the legs feeling ?
me... Did a nice 11 miler slow and steady felt good to have a run in the sun
Morning! I did 4 miles last night. Biking tonight.
TPM, nice workout.
Run For 1, nice 11.
Good job, Docket.
Tracey--How did your 5k go?
I Just finished a half. 2:30:24. It was cold. It was windy. The course was hilly. I had hoped to beat last year's time of 2:29, but I am perfectly OK with this. I talked to a lot of people while running, which is something I do not usually do. As we were cresting one of the nastier hills, I said to this one woman who seemed be be struggling, "good job. We've got this." We ran together chatting for several miles. Turns out she was on The Biggest Loser. She lost 173 pounds, through running. This was her first half. She was targeting a 2:30 ish. She came close as she finished a couple minutes after me. The cool part was we helped each other through a tough part of the course and I got to see her again at the end.
DR, I'm so so glad yer back in the saddle.
Nice afternoon run. 8.7 miles @ 10:30 for the 1st 50 mile week of the year. Had no intention of going that "fast", but found myself at that pace and kept it there. Makes me wonder whether I could train faster which is very dangerous thinking for me.
My chiropractor suggested the TRX class. Is that a class that I could just go to and learn or is there something to do before?
The half is the same time as the full (i'm doing the full as my first). It's on the website. Only open to 250 participants.
KR - Nice half. Any course that has hills I hope to finish under that time. I love finding someone to talk to during the race and hearing their story.
DR - 4 miles already? Nice job!
Hope everyone else had a great weekend.
me- I went to the Y today. 10 mins on the TM (yuck), 10 mins rowing (ouch) and 20 mins elliptical. I had to take breaks to check on my son since it was his first time in their daycare. He cried every 10 mins but it should get easier each time I take him. He used to be in daycare and we didn't have any issues but this is new. Tomorrow SW 3x1600 yikes.
Hi everyone!
TSYM-Great job, that has to feel good to get out of the way!!!
TPM-Great miles for the week!
DR-Glad you are getting back into everything again! It must feel really good. Remember not to overdo it, listen to doctor's orders!
R41-Great job on the 11 miler. How was the weekly mileage?
Me- Katie did great with her first race! We finished strong...did a run-walk throughout as she had never ever ran more than 2 miles. It was hard for her but she did great! We all 3 sprinted to the finished the last .25 miles but they both beat me out...Katie beat us both! It was a great run!
Did 10 miles today to finish out a 34 miler week. Very happy. Ran into a mean Rotty halfway through, salivating and chasing me alongside a dinky chain link fence. I kept thinking, wow if he gets through I am toast! So I ran like a bandit! Don't know if I'll try that route again, but it was a great run and that narrow road was my passageway to other roads...the only way too! Happy running everyone!
Hi tsyms99-
You can just go. TRX instructors in my opinion are usually pretty knowledgable, unlike those that teach faddish stuff. I'd try to go a few min early to let them know if you have health issues/ that it is your first time. You only have to make it thru 3 classes, which might suck badly(because they are difficult) but once you do, you are hooked. Hopefully you will get a small class usually 5 is the max and your instructor also uses bosu balls, and other stuff not just trx straps only. I'm lucky that my instructor brings in a bunch of other stuff if we do a circut and uses different techniques. It's where I met my first foam roller (God have mercy). The beauty is, once you and your instructor feel you have good body mechnics, if you want to you can get a kit and work from anywhere/ anytime.
Let us know how it goes! Happy running. Hamstring curls stink!
Tracey.. Did 6.2 to give me 40ty for the week now a slight taper for the 5k on Saturday ,I have some people looking to race me off the course lol so it's on like donkey kong
great race with the family nice job
KR -- Cold, windy and hilly sounds like the trifecta of crappy running conditions.
Me - Long run Sunday, so just over 16 miles in very good running conditions at a pace of around 9:40. Ran at a very steady, strong pace feeling very good for about 13 miles, and then started to tire/slow down. Much better than last week, when I felt like I had been run over by a truck when I finished.


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1st Battalion
August 1914 : in York. Part of 18th Brigade, 6th Division. Moved on 8 August to Edinburgh then six days later to Cambridge.
Landed at St Nazaire on 10 September 1914.
26 November 1915 : transferred to 64th Brigade, 21st Division.
2nd Battalion
August 1914 : in Kamptee. Returned to England and landed in December 1914. Moved to Hursley Park near Winchester.
December 1914 : attached to 83rd Brigade, 28th Division.
16 January 1915 : landed at Le Havre.
26 October 1915 : sailed from Marseilles to Egypt and on to Salonika.
3rd (Reserve) Battalion
August 1914 : in Beverley. A training unit, it remained in UK throughout the war. Moved within a few days of declaration of war to Hedon, for duty as the Humber Garrison. Made the short journey in April 1916 to Withernsea.
1/4th Battalion
August 1914 : in Londesborough Barracks, Hull.
Part of York and Durham Brigade, Northumbrian Division.
17 April 1915 : landed at Boulogne.
12 May 1915 : formation became 150th Brigade, 50th (Northumbrian) Division.
15 July 1918 : reduced to cadre and transferred to Lines of Communication.
16 August 1918 :transferred to 116th Brigade, 39th Division.
7 November 1918 : demobilised in France.
5th (Cyclist) Battalion
August 1914 : in Park Street, Hull. Remained in UK throughout the war. Soon moved to Louth and thence in May 1915 to Withernsea. Moved on from there to Newbiggin and became part of Tyne Garrison.
2/4th Battalion
Formed at Darlington in September 1914 as a second line battalion. Moved to Hull in November 1914.
February 1915 : moved back to Darlington and came under orders of 189th Brigade, 63rd (2nd Northumbrian) Division. In July 1915 moved to Cramlington and in November 1915 to Retford. Division was broken up in July 1916 and Brigade moved to Catterick.
Moved in November 1916 to Bermuda, remaining there throughout the rest of the war.
3/4th Battalion
Formed at Hull on 19 June 1915 but soon moved to South Dalton.
8 April 1916 : became 4th Reserve Battalion. By September 1916 was at Catterick. In 1917 was at Hornsea and by November 1918 was at South Dalton, part of Humber Garrison.
6th (Service) Battalion (Pioneers)
Formed at Beverley on 27 August 1914 as part of K1 and came under orders of 32nd Brigade, 11th (Northern) Division.
December 1914 : became the Pioneer Battalion to the Division.
1 July 1915 : sailed from Avonmouth for Gallipoli via Mudros and landed at Suvla Bay 7 August 1915.
10 July 1916 : landed at Marseilles.
7th (Service) Battalion
Formed at Beverley on 16 September 1914 as part of K2 and came under orders of 50th Brigade, 17th (Northern) Division.
14 July 1915 : landed at Boulogne.
8th (Service) Battalion
Formed at Beverley on 22 September 1914 as part of K3 and came under orders of 62nd Brigade, 21st Division.
9 September 1915 : landed at Boulogne.
16 November 1915 : transferred to 8th Brigade, 3rd Division.
17 February 1918 : disbanded in France. Troops formed 10th Entrenching Bn with men from 12th West Yorks.
9th (Reserve) Battalion
Formed in York on 9 November 1914 as a Service battalion, part of K4, coming under orders of 90th Brigade, original 30th Division.
10 April 1915: became a Reserve Battalion. Moved in May 1915 to Harrogate and in September of that year to Rugeley Camp, Cannock Chase.
1 September 1916 : converted into 7th Training Reserve Battalion in 2nd Reserve Brigade.
10th (Service) Battalion (1st Hull)
Formed in Hull on 29 August 1914 by Lord Nunburnholme and the East Riding TF Association. Commonly known as the Hull Commercials Battalion.
June 1915 : came under orders of 92nd Brigade, 31st Division.
15 December 1915 : moved to Egypt. Went on to France in March 1916.
11th (Service) Battalion (2nd Hull)
Formed in Hull on 2 September 1914 by Lord Nunburnholme and the East Riding TF Association. Commonly known as the Hull Tradesmen's Battalion.
Record same as 10th Bn.
12th (Service) Battalion (3rd Hull)
Formed in Hull on 11 August 1914 by Lord Nunburnholme and the East Riding TF Association. Commonly known as the Hull Sportsmen's Battalion.
Record same as 10th Bn.
8 February 1918 : disbanded in France.
13th (Service) Battalion (4th Hull)
Formed in Hull on 11 August 1914 by Lord Nunburnholme and the East Riding TF Association. Commonly known as the T'Others!
Record same as 10th Bn.
8 February 1918 : disbanded in France.
14th (Reserve) Battalion
Formed in Lichfield in August 1915 as a Reserve battalion and moved to Clipstone Camp. By April 1916 was at Seaton Delaval.
1 September 1916 : became 90th Training Reserve Battalion of 21st Reserve Brigade and moved to Blyth.
15th (Reserve) Battalion
Formed at Seaton Delaval in February 1916 by the 14th Bn. as local Reserve.
1 September 1916 : absorbed by 15th Bn York & Lancs, and became 91st Training Reserve Battalion of 21st Reserve Brigade.
1st Garrison Battalion
Formed in Sheffield in October 1915. Moved to Lichfield in November 1915 and in February 1916 went to India. Joined Allahabad Brigade in 8th (Lucknow) Division. Moved to Lucknow Brigade in same Division in March 1918.
2nd (Home Service) Garrison Battalion
Formed in Hull in April 1916. In August 1917 was converted into 8th Battalion of Royal Defence Corps.
Private 776 Cornelius Pearson Greenwood of "D" Company of the 13th (Service) Battalion, declared as missing in action near Beaumont Hamel on 13 November 1916. Aged 26, he was from Cottingham near Hull. Image courtesy of the Imperial War Museum, with my thanks.
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It's been 7 weeks since I had a natural miscarriage and still no AF. I've had cramps all week long, and today, when I sneezed, I got a sharp stabbing pain in my pelvis. Has anyone experienced this?
No AF, cramping all week
Posted 07/27/2014
Comments (4)
Posted 07/27/2014
Are you pregnant again? That happens when I'm pregnant or right when af is coming. Was the stab one sided, centered?
AlexanderJamesMama · Original Poster
Posted 07/27/2014
I tested Thursday and got a bfn. I would be ecstatic if that's what it was! It was centered.
Posted 07/27/2014
Hmmm, that's what I always feel when pregnant. That's what I'm wishing for now, but feel nothing. It's more one sided for me when it's af. Just my opinion though. Don't take that for anything else other than the. I hope it is bfp for you though :-)
AlexanderJamesMama · Original Poster
Last edited 07/28/2014
Thank you!! Hoping for the BFP for you too!


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"He did great mom and dad. We took x-rays, did a major cleaning, took care of some cavities, and put sealants on his teeth. I know you guys helping him brush everyday, but I need you to floss his teeth too; every night. Otherwise, we'll be right back to square one within a year."
Flossing? Every night?
Easy for you to say lady; he was UNCONSIOUS when you were working on his mouth, loaded up on propophol and morphine. Of course he "did great."
We were walking towards the recovery room, my husband, my son's dentist, and I, and I was anxious to see my son, who was still out like a light after being put under for some dental work. Normally I really like his dentist but I kinda wanted to head butt her after the flossing comment. I know it's important, I know it's necessary, and I know it'll be darn near impossible to do.
Like most things in the world of special needs parenting, flossing is great in theory, but not so much in practice.
This, of course, isn't the first time we've faced a challenge such as this. Flossing Andrew's teeth - a feat I've so far attempted five times since last Saturday, to no avail -is just a great big metaphor for some of the difficulties we face raising our son with autism (might I add, for the record, that for being 10 years old and weighing just 52 pounds, Andrew is deceptively and freakishly strong - a fact I discovered during flossing attempt #2).
Sometimes it's the big things that can make you feel overwhelmed and ill-equipped to handle life as a special needs parent: doctor visits, academic assessments, IEP meetings, and the constant flow of information from a variety of sources, all claiming to be right, all promising to have your child's best interest at heart, threaten to push you past you limits. You do your best to keep your head in the game and focus on the prize, but there are days; man, are there days ...
Sometimes though, it's the little things that threaten to undo you; the little everyday things that most folks don't give a second thought to but that can turn you and your child's world upside down; little things like a dentist telling you that you need to start flossing your child's teeth every night. While she continues on her merry way, fighting plaque and decay, you picture all 2,345 methods you will attempt to use in order to make this flossing business possible, and the therapy you and your kiddo will require to treat the symptoms of the PTSD you will both inevitably end up with.
Rinse, lather, repeat, every time you have to embark on tackling a new skill, a new milestone, a new task that feels a little less like flossing and a bit more like climbingMt.Everest; barefoot.
But here's the thing: as difficult as these every day challenges may seem, they are also some of the sweetest tasting victories when together, you and your child are able to accomplish and master them.
Our kids are some of the hardest working children in the world, and we are some of the proudest parents as we stand right beside them, cheering them on. Over the years I've held my breath more times than I can count as I watched Andrew learn, over and over and over again, to do the things that you and I take for granted. I cried the first time he was able to put on his socks by himself, or turn the pages of his favorite book. I laughed uncontrollably when he mastered the fine art of scooping his own snack, and then chose instead to eat his Cheese It's straight out of the box (a trait he inherited from his mama) because he wouldn't run out as fast. I clapped like a maniac the day he turned on the sink, filled his little hands with soap, and lathered the bejeezus out of them, remembering to rinse, all by himself, after YEARS of practice.
So flossing?
Yeah. It's gonna get bad before it gets better.
In fact, it's probably gonna leave a mark.
But if there's one thing I've learned in the years since my son's diagnosis, it's that with a lot of patience, a little bit of hope, and some good old fashioned finger-crossing, there's nothing we aren't willing to try and teach our special needs son.
We've GOT THIS.
(Seriously though, Dr. L? EVERY night?)
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