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For the conclusion to my epic trilogy on parenthood in production and post, I've been thinking a lot about tortoises.
(You may have figured out by now that I enjoy animal metaphors.)
You see, a female tortoise will crawl out of the ocean up onto the beach, find a nice safe, sandy area, and plop out a bunch of eggs. Then…she high tails it back into the ocean, and the little babies hatch and supposedly instinctively head into the sea as well to start their own lives. If they make it without some winged creature snatching them up, that is.
I feel like this is how people tend to think about editor moms, especially people outside the industry. Working moms, they're tortoises. They do their part, and head back into their career and expect that the kids will be reasonably self-sufficient or whatever. I mean,
how could any woman choose to part with their children for the sake of a career? My word!
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And unfairly, it seems more guilt is pushed onto female editors who have kids.
Well, it turns out it's not only possible to balance being a good mother with being a good editor, but it happens a LOT. Women in every kind of video production market from LA to the Heartland to the deep South (probably) are providing for their families, making sacrifices, and pursuing their life's passion. And one of them is Monica Daniel.
Monica has an unconventional background as an editor. She didn't go to film school. Instead, she has a Bachelor of Science in psychology, and an unofficial minor in dance choreography. Many editors that find their way to post in or after college find their rhythm through other means, and for Monica it was through dance. Her last year of school, she realized she wanted to be in film and television and attended a filmmaking bootcamp called the Digital Video Intensive. From there, she moved to LA to try her luck and eventually made her way to E! Entertainment. There, she quickly made her way from Production Assistant to Assistant Editor, then was promoted to Editor after a year and a half.
Monica has been with her husband Mario for 15 years, married for 5. She has two children, Gabriel and Ivy, ages 3 and 1 1/2.
When you first began your career, what were your thoughts or plans on having a family?
I knew I always wanted a family but I didn't know when. I wanted to be more established and financially stable before I had children. Children are very expensive and time consuming.
Why did you want to have children?
I have always been family oriented. The idea of having children to play with and discover new things with is very appealing.
How did your family life determine where you chose to live?
Ideally I would be living in an area with a better school system, but that would require a longer commute and more time in traffic and less time with my children. Los Angeles can be a very expensive place to live and unfortunately we had to balance proximity to work with what was affordable and a good enough neighborhood. We are still figuring out what we can do to get better schooling for our children when they are old enough. I may have to end up working more hours to pay for private school.
When you were discussing the prospect of adding kids to your family, what did you think would be the main challenge? What ended up being the main challenge?
We were always worried about money and who would take care of them if we were both at work and these concerns ended up being the biggest challenge. Luckily, I make enough money as an editor to take care of my family while my husband stays at home and watches the kids. The biggest challenge actually came this past year when we learned that our son, who is now 3 years old, is Autistic. He attends a special pre-school and has several therapies per week to help him with his Autism. I do my best to make sure that his special therapies are paid for, and my husband takes him to his therapy and evaluations.
As a woman, how did you maintain your career during pregnancy and maternity leave? Were you ever concerned that you wouldn't be taken seriously or might be passed over for opportunities because of pregnancy and motherhood?
I was lucky because at the division of NBC Universal that I work at, they provide maternity leave benefits and are very understanding when it comes to pregnancy. Benefits were also provided through the State. I was concerned about how people viewed me while I was pregnant and I didn't tell anyone until I was further along but I have a very established reputation where I work and it didn't concern people as far as quality of my work was concerned. While I was 9 months pregnant with my daughter, I was even asked to be the on site editor for the Red Carpet coverage of the Academy Awards. The Producers had their pick of editors and they asked me to take the very stressful and critical on site editing position despite my condition. My circumstances are not the norm, but the exception. Anywhere else I would have been very nervous and worried. Even though it is illegal to discriminate against pregnancy, it still happens unofficially. Someone else will get hired over you because they are not pregnant.
Did you ever worry about missing opportunities in your career to be home with children? On the flip side, did you ever worry about missing moments with your kids because of your career? How do you balance this? Do you feel like it's a sacrifice in some ways?
I think about this every day. No matter what choice I make, I am sacrificing something. I love my job and I love my children. My job requires long hours and when I work on scripted projects, it is even longer hours. I want memories of my children growing up. I am still trying to find the balance. I end up sacrificing my own health to spend as much time with my children as I can. I don't get nearly as much sleep as I should, all of my exercise comes from playing with my kids, and I have very little time for myself.
When you're in the middle of a big project with long hours, how does it affect your family life? How do you alter things to make your family life manageable in these situations?
It is very difficult. My husband is understanding but it is still a challenge. I try to see my kids every moment I can. The main reason I agreed to get an iPhone was so I can FaceTime with the kids when I am at work for long hours.
I think we'd agree that the editing world is male-dominated. As an editor mom, how do you handle yourself in this predominately male environment?
I do work mostly with men. I grew up with my brothers and uncles so I am used to being around the boys. I work hard to earn the respect of my male colleagues and that includes producers and directors as well. I never use being a female as an excuse for anything. I depict myself as a professional editor, not a female editor. I once had a job interview to cut special features for a documentary. In the interview, the Producer told me he would probably assign me the package about a love story because as a woman I would be better at cutting romance over action. I actually prefer action over romance, but the producer's assumption that I would be better at a love story because I am a woman is just one stereotype I have had to deal with. It doesn't help that I am on the shorter side and look 12 years younger than I am, so to someone who meets me for the first time, I do look a bit like a little girl.
How do you deal with childcare and unexpected challenges that come up when raising kids (i.e. sickness) while also balancing often time-sensitive tasks such as editing on a deadline?
Daycare is very expensive but a necessity for us. My husband mainly takes care of the children because of my unpredictable work schedules.
When working from home, how do you manage your time with your children around?
I have my edit system in a separate room. I will have lunch with the kids and take breaks to be with them. They are both in daycare now so during the day it isn't much of an issue during the day.
Some in the industry use the phrase "golden handcuffs" to refer to having to pass on or not seek further opportunities that involve more risk but may also progress your career further because of the responsibility of having a family. Do you feel like you're in a "golden handcuffs" situation? What's your opinion on this outlook?
I am definitely in a Golden Handcuffs situation. Currently my income supports my family and I can't afford to not work at my current editing rates. I have been recently speaking with more people on the high profile scripted projects and they all tell me the same things. It requires really long hours and additional hours of your own time to edit independently. I have worked on independent scripted projects but not a studio project. If I wanted to transition into scripted studio projects I would have to go back to Assisting. Which means less pay for more hours. I am still learning as much as I can about Assisting in the scripted world just in case one day I may be able to take a job offer. Even though the odds are working against me right now, I haven't given it up.
I see you occasionally lamenting the idea of working on more narrative projects, but not being willing or able to take the increase in hours and decrease in pay. This dilemma weighs heavily on many editors, parents or not. How do you deal with this?
I am at a crossroads in my career right now where I would like to move it in a different direction. Even though I have the "Golden Handcuffs" to deal with, I have not given up on leading my career where I want it to be. I attend Editing seminars, attend user groups, mixers, give presentations about my work and meet new people in post all the time. My path may be a slower path but I don't want to face my children in the future and tell them that their mother gave up without even trying.
Do your kids understand if you're not around or busy for periods at a time? What do you hope they learn from seeing your work?
They are too young to understand why I am gone. They just know I am gone. It is really tough when my husband tells me that the children were asking for me and they tell him to pick me up so I can play with them.
Despite the challenges of parenthood, what are the positives to having kids? What makes it worthwhile?
Kids are wonderful. Everything is new to them. They look to you as their parent for comfort and unconditional love. It is a great feeling and hard to describe. They are so proud of their little accomplishments and it reminds me that there are some things that my career cannot replace.
What is your advice to someone in the industry who is considering having children, but is worried about being able to have a career and a family?
It will be hard for everyone. You must remind yourself what is important to you. There is no easy answer. This is a very competitive industry. I am competing with people who will do anything to succeed. I will not sacrifice the well being of my family for my career. They are more important. I use my career to support my family. Luckily, I love my career.
Across all careers, there's an old fashioned notion that once you have kids, as a woman you'll settle down and focus on raising them instead of your career. You're one of many women who don't choose that path. What do you have to say to someone that would question your decision?
I do not only live for my children but for myself as well. As a parent, you want to be an example for your children. I want to show them that you can have a family and follow your dreams.
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be a great mom and a successful editor without being a land-dwelling reptile about it. Monica has figured out a balance between work and kids, and it can serve as an inspiration to all parents in our industry. We all make sacrifices in different areas of our lives, and a female editor might sometimes feel a heavier burden. I think it's important for women in post to discuss this and realize that so many of us are in the same rocky boat of balancing home life and pursuing more aspects of an editing career. And it doesn't have to be children. All home life applies -- newly married spouses figuring out how to compromise on an area to settle in; childless couples taking less fulfilling work to earn more money to buy a home; or even individuals trying to maintain friendships with erratic work schedules with long hours. I didn't make these issues up and they aren't mine. I saw them all mentioned on Twitter
just today
The thing is, regardless of your circumstances, everyone has a home life and perhaps a family life, and it's something that requires careful thought and cultivation to maintain. At some point in your editing career, you have to consider how much give you have between the two. And you aren't the only one trying to feel your way through this.
I know I said this was a three part exploration in parenthood, but I'm kind of silly so screw it. I'm keeping the conversation going, and not just about parenthood. There's more to the story than this one aspect of an editor's personal life, and I aim to dig it up. Look for more posts about figuring out all that messy life stuff that gets in the way when you're
just trying to transcode some stuff, man.
You can find Monica's work on several shows produced by NBC Universal. You can also find her
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Bars and restaurants, meanwhile, are buying less -- there was a 13 percent drop in liquor purchases from businesses from June to September. The revenue department speculates that's because businesses stockpiled in May, before the privatization law went into effect.
To put the booze price increase in perspective, the Capitol Record reports that, "A year ago, the average retail price for a liter of liquor, including taxes, was $21.58. The same bottle now costs an average of $24.09 -- a nearly 12 percent increase."
While it's interesting to pore over the numbers, it's not shocking to hear booze sales are up since hard liquor hit places like Target and Safeway. The pure number of tantalizing Jim Beam endcaps in grocery stores these days can likely be connected to the spike in people buying liquor. I know such displays have gotten me at least once or twice since privatization hit (conservative estimate).
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Choose 3 people you can tell. You need to share your excitement and shouldn't have to lie to the three people you feel closest to.
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My husband wants me to lie too. We recently had 2 miscarriage and I had told people and then soon after had to tell them we weren't. I'm actually excited this time b/c I know they will be so surprised. Some have already asked and I said "no I started :( " I am planning on having them over for a girls dinner after my sono and revealing the news in a fun way! Keep strong! They won't be mad you lied! They will be filled with excitement for you!
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This is what I did, tell them that you "Don't have any news to share right now" if they ask you point blank. Then you aren't lying, you just aren't able to share right now.
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I have only told 2 people so far, DH and a friend of mine that knows we ahve been TTCing for a while now. I'm waiting until Easter to tell my family, and I haven't decided yet when I will tell my friends. Luckily, the only friend (IRL, not on BBC) that knew we were TTC is the one I told. So, hopefully, I won't have any direct questions to me.
Although, I did have to fib to my mom the other day when she asked how my shots were going (we did fert. meds. this month). I just know as soon as she finds out, the whole world will know, so I want it to stay a secret for a little while.
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For me, I needed to tell my BFF's. DH didn't want to tell anyone yet either, but from my experience (a loss at 19 weeks and one at 8 weeks) I am glad that I told them, it turned out that I really needed the support. DH understands because of what we have been through so he doesn't mind who I plan on telling (as long as it is not the whole world yet lol). I only told the people that I knew I would need by my side if anything terrible would happen again, they have been with me through my worst, I couldn't leave them out.
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I was the one who wanted to wait to tell people until our appointment, but DF TOLD EVERYONE! Lol. So yeah. I'm really worried for my first appointment. Sometimes it's better to wait and then not have to tell everyone if something is wrong.
I agree, it is better to say "no news yet" than to say you are not, you've got so much on your mind, trying not to lie is too much stress.
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I like the no news yet idea. DH wants me to lie too, it's so hard!!! it helps that our family is far away, but still, my mom and I talk all the time, thankgoodness she hasnt asked yet. My BFF is a member on here, but hardly gets on, and I want to call her and casually hint at her checking out my profile... then she can know and i'll be so happy to share it with her!! :)
DH is adamant about not saying anything to any of our friends until the first trimester is over... I think I'll crack once we hear the heartbeat :)
Mine wants me to not tell anyone either. It's hard! Especially since we have so many celebrations with friends this month, meaning they will know something is up. He sees nothing wrong with lying about it when asked bluntly, but I just can't get behind outright lying to those close to us.
I think we won't make it longer than the 1st doctor's appointment. By then I'll be practically bursting with the secret. Well, at least I will.
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Boys don't get these things and it hard to keep it from people when they know you have been trying for awhile. I told my sister (I told her before I told my husband). I like the idea of no new yet but really how long can you keep that up? Not 12 weeks.
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Silicon RFIC Design
Today's RFIC for wireless connectivity, whether found in cellular or Wi-Fi networks, connected home and automation, or ultra-low power MCUs, smart RF transceivers, radar, satellite, and on towards the evolution of future 5G networks, have been made possible by Keysight's Advanced Design System (ADS) software. Our proposition leads the way in the silicon RFIC design space:
- Over 200 Process Design kits from 21 foundries for front-to-back and interoperable design flows using the ADS platform
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- A cohesive and intuitive RF-aware design flow with tight integration of 3D EM simulation technologies encompassing MoM, FEM and FDTD to enable co-simulation of chip level RF circuit blocks, multi-chip and multi-technology modules
- Tuning, optimization, data viewer and application specific design guides encapsulating years of user experience in an easy to use format
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- GLOBALFOUNDRIES releases new 7SW SOI RF PDK featuring latest ADS software
- Keysight Technologies announces ADS 2016, its latest Advanced Design System software release
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Keysight Announces Strategic Collaboration with San'an-IC to Release PDKs for HBT, pHEMT Processes
Keysight announces that it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Xiamen San'an Integrated Circuit Co. Ltd. (San'an-IC) to collaborate on an advanced process design kits (PDKs) for its HBT and pHEMT processes based on Advanced Design System (ADS) software.
Press Materials 2016-04-22
Keysight EEsof EDA Newsletter - Product and Application News
Keep tabs on the latest product and application news and review the archives of the Keysight EEsof EDA Newsletter.
Newsletter 2016-04-01
ams releases interoperable PDK for its 0.35µm analog specialty processes
ams announces the availability of its first interoperable process design kit (iPDK) for its 0.35µm analog specialty processes.
Press Materials 2016-03-22
GLOBALFOUNDRIES Releases New 7SW SOI RF PDK Featuring Latest ADS Software
GLOBALFOUNDRIES announces the availability of a new set of PDKs with an interoperable co-design flow to help chip designers improve design efficiency and deliver differentiated RF front-end solutions in increasingly sophisticated mobile devices.
Press Materials 2016-03-10
Keysight Technologies Announces ADS 2016, its Latest Advanced Design System Software Release
Keysight introduces the latest release of its powerful Advanced Design System (ADS) software, ADS 2016.
Press Materials 2016-02-04
TowerJazz Announces New Interoperable PDK for ADS on TPSCo's Advanced 65nm RF CMOS Platform
TowerJazz's new interoperable PDK targets various applications such as WiFi, Transmitters/Receivers (Tx/Rx), cell phones, tuners, and automotive radar, among others.
Press Materials 2015-12-23
Keysight Technologies to Demonstrate Latest Simulation Software Solutions at CSICS
Keysight announces it will demonstrate its latest RF circuit, system and 3-D electromagnetic design and electro-thermal simulation software solutions at the Compound Semiconductor IC Symposium (CSICS 2015), Sheraton New Orleans, Booth 601, New Orleans, Oct. 11-14.
Press Materials 2015-10-08
Keysight Demonstrates Latest Design, Test, Characterization Solutions at European Microwave Week
Keysight announces that it will demonstrate a wide range of design, test and characterization solutions at European Microwave Week 2015, Palais des Congrès, Booth E 110, Paris, Sept. 8–10.
Press Materials 2015-08-24
Keysight Technologies' University Educational Support Programs Now in More Than 200 Universities
Keysight announces that more than 200 universities in North America are now participating in the Keysight EEsof EDA University Educational Support Programs, which provide several thousand students with EDA software licenses.
Press Materials 2015-08-20
Keysight EEsof EDA Premier Communications Design Software
Keysight EEsof EDA premier communications design software product overview brochure.
Brochure 2015-08-19
Keysight Technologies to Demonstrate Latest EDA Software Solutions at 52nd Annual DAC
Keysight announces it will demonstrate its latest electronic design automation software for microwave, RF, high-frequency, high-speed digital, RF system, electronic system level, circuit, 3-D electromagnetic, physical design and device-modeling applications at the Design Automation Conference (DAC) 2015, Booth 2020, San Francisco, June 8-10.
Press Materials 2015-06-08
TowerJazz to Provide Customers with New Silicon RFIC Design Interoperability Feature in ADS
TowerJazz, the global specialty foundry leader, announces access to a new silicon RFIC interoperability feature available in Advanced Design System (ADS) EDA software.
Press Materials 2015-05-20
IHP supports Silicon RFIC Interoperability with Keysight Technologies' ADS 2015 Release
IHP announces support for ADS-Virtuoso Interoperable process design kits (PDKs). The PDKs are designed for use with Keysight's Advanced Design System (ADS) EDA software and provide users access to a new Silicon RFIC interoperability feature available in ADS 2015.01.
Press Materials 2015-05-19
Keysight Technologies to Demonstrate Electro-Thermal Solver at IMS 2015
Keysight announces it will demonstrate the ADS Electro-Thermal Simulator at the IEEE MTT-S IMS 2015, Booth 739, Phoenix, May 17-22. The solution provides accurate, temperature aware IC simulation results by using device temperatures that take into account thermal coupling and thermal characteristics of the RFIC/MMIC component packaging.
Press Materials 2015-05-13
Keysight Technologies to Demonstrate RF, Microwave, mmWave Design, Measurement Solutions at IMS 2015
Keysight announces it will demonstrate the latest RF, microwave and mmWave design and measurement solutions for R&D, manufacturing and service at the IEEE MTT-S International Microwave Symposium, Booth 739, Phoenix, May 17-22.
Press Materials 2015-05-04
IBM PDKs support RFIC interoperability with latest Keysight Technologies' ADS software release
IBM now offers specialty foundry clients a new set of interoperable process design kits (PDKs). The PDKs are designed for use with Keysight Technologies' Advanced Design System (ADS) EDA software and Cadence Design System's Virtuoso® custom design platform, providing users access to a new silicon RFIC interoperability feature available in ADS 2015.01.
Press Materials 2015-04-06
Keysight Technologies' GoldenGate Software Release Delivers New and Enhanced Capabilities
Keysight announces the latest release of GoldenGate software, the industry's most trusted and proven simulation, analysis and verification solution for large-scale RFIC circuit design.
Press Materials 2015-01-13
Keysight Unveils Silicon RFIC Interoperability in Latest Advanced Design System Software Release
Keysight introduces the latest release of its powerful ADS software, ADS 2015. Featuring silicon RFIC interoperability with Cadence's Virtuoso, GoldenGate-in-ADS, and a host of capabilities intended to increase design efficiency, the Keysight EEsof EDA software, ADS 2015, is changing how silicon RFIC and multi-technology module design is performed.
Press Materials 2015-01-06
Keysight Silicon RFIC Design Solutions
In this video we show the Keysight Silicon RFIC design solutions that help you achieve your goals for designing today´s challenging RFICs and successfully going beyond the IC to verify its performance in higher levels of integration.
Demo 2015-01-05
ADS Overview Video
In this video we show the Advanced Design System, ADS, the powerful, easy, and complete design solution for RF, microwave, and high-speed digital designers. See capabilities such as a complete multi-technology design flow including layout and verification, integrated EM, and advanced models such as X-parameters.
Demo 2014-10-06
GoldenGate RFIC Solutions
This brochure highlights the benefits of the GoldenGate RFIC Simulator.GoldenGate is the most trusted simulation, analysis and verification solution available for integrated RF circuit design within Cadence Virtuoso.
Brochure 2014-09-03
Keysight EEsof EDA Customer Support - Brochure
Whether you are a novice or an experienced user, Keysight EEsof EDA's customer support offerings are designed to help you every step of the way.
Brochure 2014-08-03
GoldenGate RFIC Overview
This video shows some of the capabilities that make Keysight's GoldenGate RFIC software the most trusted simulation, verification and analysis solution available for RF integrated circuit design within versions 5 and 6 of the Cadence Virtuoso design environment.
Demo 2014-08-01
Advanced Design System Selected by GIT Japan for Front-to-Back MMIC and Silicon RFIC Implementation
GIT Japan Inc., a provider of advanced interface technologies between people and information, and a competence center for ultrawideband (UWB) chipset and module development, has selected the ADS platform for complete GaAs/GaN- and silicon-based RFIC/MMIC implementations.
Press Materials 2014-05-08
Agilent Technologies Acquires Electrothermal Analysis Technology from Gradient Design Automation
Agilent announces its acquisition of electrothermal analysis technology from Gradient Design Automation, the maker of HeatWave electrothermal analysis software.
Press Materials 2014-04-30


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Particle Physics
Wiley, 20 nov. 2008 - 460 pages
An essential introduction to particle physics, with coverage ranging from the basics through to the very latest developments, in an accessible and carefully structured text.
Particle Physics: Third Edition is a revision of a highly regarded introduction to particle physics. In its two previous editions this book has proved to be an accessible and balanced introduction to modern particle physics, suitable for those students needed a more comprehensive introduction to the subject than provided by the 'compendium' style physics books.
In the Third Edition the standard model of particle physics is carefully developed whilst unnecessary mathematical formalism is avoided where possible. Emphasis is placed on the interpretation of experimental data in terms of the basic properties of quarks and leptons.
One of the major developments of the past decade has been the establishing of the existence of neutrino oscillations. This will have a profound effect on the plans of experimentalists. This latest edition brings the text fully up-to-date, and includes new sections on neutrino physics, as well as expanded coverage of detectors, such as the LHC detector.
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By Christina Wilkie - 04/26/11 11:38 PM EDT
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Think about all your worst fears in racing. Perhaps it would include things like an upset stomach, missing the race, falling or even being stung by a bee.
I've experienced it.
How about hyperventilating so bad during the last mile that your face turns white, your mouth hangs open, your legs feel like they weigh a ton, and you collapse on the finish line?
That was me yesterday at the Deseret News 10K.
Because my hyperventilation issues started in high school and even followed me when I started college, I knew what was happening during the 10K. But an added confirmation came from those lining the parade route, who came out early to claim their spot and cheer for the runners.
The chanting soon turned from, "Way to go, first girl!" to "Ooh, keep going, girl."
BYU coach Patrick Shane has a similar method. I always knew if I was on or off the goal pace.
"That's another 80-second lap. You're right on," changed to, "Great job, Cecily, just take it one lap at a time."
Yes, if coach stops giving lap splits, you now it's going to be one of those races. If he had been there with a mile to go at the Deseret News 10K, he certainly would have seen my ghost-white face and my mouth hanging open in a desperate, but unsuccessful attempt to get more air into my failing lungs, and said something like, "Just take it one block at a time, Cecily."
The only problem was the blocks suddenly felt like they were miles apart from each other. Downtown Salt Lake City seemed to grow before my eyes, and Utah certainly proved its chops as a desert. The finish line became an unreachable mirage as my legs turned to JELL-O.
Four years ago, coach pulled me into his office after a cross-country race with a similar outcome. He told me he knew what was happening to me. I thought, "Oh, good, just tell me what medicine to take."
He went on to explain that I was most likely hyperventilating and that all I had to do was learn to control my breathing. His next few lines, something about and "easy fix" and "just wear this bracelet to remind you" were slightly drowned out by me trying to figure out what "control your breathing" actually meant.
I thought back to the times this so-called hyperventilation had occurred. I had always blamed it on something else like being too cold, too hot, having low iron, being unadjusted to altitude, etc.
My junior year of high school at the state meet: I collapsed with 800 meters to go, and woke up in an ambulance. It was the only race I didn't finish. My 5K at the Robison Invitational my freshman year at BYU where I collapsed on the finish line and woke up in an ice bath.
My first time racing for BYU at a conference championship, I rounded what I thought was the last turn of the race only to learn I actually had 1,000 meters left. In each case and others, my journey to the finish line was accomplished by hobbling, sporting a pale face and wide open mouth.
"You're telling me to prevent these things I only need to 'control' breathing?"
Coach explained it happened because of a moment of panic in the race. Almost being tripped, learning I had more to run than I thought or being passed. It was a mental problem manifesting physically.
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