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March 2, 2009
By Ms. Christie Vanover (IMCOM)
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- Crossage is a sport similar to golf or croquet, but it requires a lot more strength and the ability to dodge competitors' balls
- This year, approximately 70 Americans and NATO personnel played the sport, doubling last year's participation estimates
CHIAfaEURoVRES, Belgium Aca,!" ItAca,!a,,cs a quaint city lined with narrow cobblestone streets, a historic church and Belgian pubs, but on Ash Wednesday, the beauty and peacefulness of ChiAfA..vres, Belgium, turned into all out mayhem.
Wooden balls the size of grapefruits went zipping by every which way, as pedestrians ran for cover, ducking into the nearest doorways they could find.
Aca,!A"ItAca,!a,,cs a battle zone,Aca,!A? Shannon Wilson yelled as she scurried for shelter.
But just as soon as she escaped one flying ball, she ran back to the streets to knock a ball of her own down the road. Aca,!A"ChAfA'lette,Aca,!A? she yelled, forewarning bystanders to watch out.
Wilson, who works with the 39th Signal Battalion on Daumerie Caserne, was one of nearly 70 Americans and NATO personnel who took to the streets of ChiAfA..vres to join Belgians in the centuries-old game of Crossage.
It was perhaps the best American turnout ever, doubling last yearAca,!a,,cs participation estimates.
Wilson and her team of four women and one teenage boy walked the short distance from the Caserne Daumerie to ChiAfA..vres with their rabots (or mallets) in hand not knowing what to expect. Along the way, they passed Belgians peeking through their temporarily-boarded up windows.
When they arrived in ChiAfA..vres, they met their competitionAca,!"an all-male team of Americans and Brits from the NATO Communication and Information Systems Services Agency. No one on either team had played before, and no one knew what the rules of play really were.
After a ceremonial swing by Andy Dermanoski kicked off Crossage play, the two teams shrugged their shoulders, looked at each other and said, Aca,!A"letAca,!a,,cs go.Aca,!A?
They grabbed their uniquely decorated rabots, placed a ChAfA'lette on the ground in the Grand Place and chose their first target. It was a keg quite a few feet up a narrow road. The challenge is that the road was lined with people.
Aca,!A"ChAfA'lette,Aca,!A? was yelled by all, and the players continued to alternate swings until one team got their ball to the keg first. Round one went to the NCSA team, meaning the ladies had to buy the first round of drinks.
Having split off from other American teams, they began to observe their surroundings.
Some locals like Patrick Smet wore the traditional Crossage uniform, while others came in camouflage and afro wigs. Unlike the new, scratch-free mallets that the Americans carried, the BelgiansAca,!a,,c rabots showed signs of some serious Crossage play, which encouraged the teams to get back into the action.
As no rules were set in place, the NCSA team (or Chris Newth Organization League as one player named them) started out a little easy on the ladies, allowing them to win the next two rounds.
At each stop, the players sampled some local food, Belgian beer and the company of the locals.
Aca,!A"This is the best cultural experience for Americans and international teams,Aca,!A? Trevor Evans, a player on the NCSA team, said.
After the break, it was game on. The teams realized that the next target was only about four feet from the last target. Pressure mounted as Wilson stood behind her ChAfA'lette.
She aimed; she hooked it into the air and the now-familiar clunk of wood meeting metal signaled success. The ladies screamed and jumped and taunted the men. It was up to Ponce Espinoza to make the shot.
He aimed; he swung, but he missed. Aca,!A"From a hero to a zero,Aca,!A? he said as everyone laughed and pointed him to the bar where his team had to buy another round.
It was at this moment that the NCSA team decided they were back in the game to win, but unfortunately for them, the ladies team, with the help of Marco Gonzalez, kept winning keg after keg.
Then, it got serious. A city bus pulled up at the edge of town and dozens of people got off, carrying their rabots. They were all heading toward the two teams.
Aca,!A"ChAfA'lette. ChAfA'lette. ChAfA'lette,Aca,!A? people kept yelling. There was no avoiding the pandemonium. A ball hit Wilson on the foot, another hit another playerAca,!a,,cs calf. The road was barely wide enough to fit a car, and balls were flying from each direction.
Aca,!A"I didnAca,!a,,ct think it would be like a war zone,Aca,!A? said Mark Edwards.
Aca,!A"It was like shotgun alley,Aca,!A? his teammate Evans added. Aca,!A"I didnAca,!a,,ct realize CBA (combat body armor) and helmet were a mandatory requirement.Aca,!A?
The players had circled the town and made their way back to the square. With the women still in the lead, they all took a break at a pub. It was shoulder room only. Belgians were all singing traditional pub songs and jumping up and down. Not knowing the words, the Americans belted out a few songs of their own, and then joined the Belgians dancing around the bar.
Aca,!A"The interchange has been better than I thought it would be,Aca,!A? Evans said.
Aca,!A"ItAca,!a,,cs a wonderful opportunity to speak French,Aca,!A? Edwards added.
There were a few kegs left to hit as the sun was starting to set. The teams worked their way up toward the Caserne Daumerie, and Espinoza regained his glory as he made the last point for the men. The unofficial final score was 19-2, but according to EspinozaAca,!a,,cs daughter, Gabriella, the score was Aca,!A"however many holes weAca,!a,,cve played to one.Aca,!A?
The streets of ChiAfA..vres are now back to normal. The boards are off the windows and cars are passing through, but on Feb. 17, 2010, be prepared to duck and cover as Crossage returns and the town keeps the tradition alive.


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You can try some brew turned to dessert over at Ngon Vietnamese Bistro tonight. According to their blog they've created some Surly Darkness ice cream (with coconut cookies added) and will be dishing it up tonight. They will also be spinning vinyl, including the latest Vampire Weekend release. Guests are invited to bring records to spin as well.
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1978 (or so) Raleigh Grand Prix. Purchased at thrift shop for $22.95. Has all original Raleigh built components. I did swap the Brooks seat that was on it.
It is so much fun to ride!
1978 (or so) Raleigh Grand Prix. Purchased at thrift shop for $22.95. Has all original Raleigh built components. I did swap the Brooks seat that was on it.
It is so much fun to ride!
Former 340# Type 2 Diabetic.
My web site.
Proud member of Colorado's Best Cycling Club - Club Hypoxia
Just got my first road bike since high school. It's got a flat bar so a couple of people have mistaken it for a hybrid. It came with clipless pedals but I don't have shoes yet, so I put my trusty clips on it.
Got it for $500 plus $35 shipping. It's got Tiagra and 105 components. I couldn't beat the price.
Wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then. - Bob Seger
Nice bike. How do you like the flat bars? I haven't ridden a flat bar street bike since I was a pre-teen.
This is my 1981 Miyata 110, 12 speed - steel forks/frame, chromoly seat post. The components are all Shimano except for the shifters which are Suntour racing. Everything on the bike is original except the pedals, the Cateye computer, and the tires. My claim to fame on this baby was biking the state of Vermont from the Canadian Border to the Massachusetts State Line in three days (with a very fully loaded bike). Pedaling through the Green Mountains was NO fun.
Bought it with my first ever loan. $300.00
He is no fool who gives up that which he cannot keep to gain that which he cannot lose. ~Jim Elliot
Bringhelli Custom (Dedaccai Zero frame)she's wearing her race wheels in this pic: http://www.ragingaardvark.com/bike/bringhelli.jpg
also my time trial bike:
Ciocc challenger carbon:
Dedacciai 61.10 frame, Sintema carbon fork and Dedacciai carbon seatstays.
Shimano DA group.
Shimano DA hubs and Mavic Open Pro rims (Ksyriums SSC race wheels).
3T Less stem and 3T prima bars
Thomson Elite seatpost and Selle San Marco Arami seat
Beautifull bike (I get a lot of compliments) and a great ride.
Thaze Your Undressed, I Mean Obsessed, I Mean Lucky!
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You're from Israel right? I read an article in the Jerusalem Post a month or two ago about the high number of cyclists that have been killed (by cars) on the roads there. A bit scary!
He is no fool who gives up that which he cannot keep to gain that which he cannot lose. ~Jim Elliot
Yes, I'm from Israel. Road (and mountain) biking has become a very popular sport here. We had some tragic incidents and it is a bit scary, but we can't give up on our loved sport, so we try to find relatively safe places and times to ride at.
After purchasing a new road bike in 1999, I sold my Benotto that I had puchased new in 1989. But, I began to regret parting with it. Three years passed then I contacted the person I'd sold it to and offered them a full refund and I'd take back the bike. Lucky for me they agreed. The bike originally was white with red trim and it had a mixed bag of Shimano and Modolo components. The frame was built by the Italian Benotto firm prior to going belly up and being picked up by a mexican conglomerate. The Benotto name is now owned by a mexican company. Anyway, A complete restoration was done. The frame was stripped and sent off to Indiana to be treated and powder coated. Replica decals of the original Benotto ones were also ordered. Gradually, the various components that had been selected for the rebuild began to arrive. It was a learning experience and a lot of fun.
The handle bars are original as is the frame, all else was replaced.
The Setup: DuraAce bottom bracket, front derailuer, rear derailluer, cassette, chain, shifters. Shimano 105 brake calipers, and HolloTech double crankset. Shimano Aero brake levers. Shimano 105 headset. Performance SPD Road pedals. Mavic Open Pro wheelset on Ultegra hubs. Vredestein Volante' tyres. SelleItalia Flite Genuine Gel saddle. The frame is 58cm center to top, chomoly hand lugged and bronze brazed.
The finished bike was weighed at the bike shop at 21lbs 2oz.
Oh, the pictures were taken before I was able to locate a seat post that would fit the frame. I'd like to thank Lickton Bike in Chicago for their help in getting the seat post.
Hey Don,
Nice bike (a typical English understatement), poste more pics side on!
Ya Don, more pics!!! I remember those Benotto bikes, they were great!
zfargol beautiful machine! It's screaming for Campy components though
Yet another happy Litespeed customer!
There's a learning curve to this type of bike. (I guess you could say that about any bike) The hand position feels natural, but there's not a lot of variety. The brake levers are very easy to reach. The rapid fire shifters take a little getting used to: For the front dreailler the index finger is used to move to an easier gear and the thumb is used to move to a harder one. For the rear derailler, it's the opposite. I'll just have to keep on riding until things become more natural.Originally Posted by Thhaze
Wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then. - Bob Seger
Here's a couple of more pics of the 15 year old Benotto that I rebuilt. It makes me feel good and get happy every time I ride it.Originally Posted by LSR
Nothing like lugged steel for a fine ride. Same for the Prolink saddle.
This is the latest family addition at our house.
Merry Xmas, Sam. That is one great paint scheme!!
Thanks! I couldn't live without it . Fits me to a tee.
Tommasini Sintesi w/ Chorus 10 sp.
Here's my babe and will be ready for a ride in the next few days if it were not for the problems with my 7800 DA brakeset. Both recessed nut can't even touch the bolts/stud. Components: record (cranks/bottom bracket,shifters,cassette 12-25,front and rear derailleurs), ITM stem/handlebar, ritchey seatpost- came with frame and will be replaced, velocity spartacus pro wheelset and dura ace 7800 brake set built on a trek 5500 frameset. Will post another photo when all parts are installed.Originally Posted by WorldIRC
Nice ride! But, I don't understand the DA calipers? Why note get a set of Record off of eBay or CampyOnly and sell the DA on eBay? Then have a set of brakes where the pads can be set at the proper toe-in as well as being matched to the rest of the group. Really like that Trek with Campy gear. Very unique as all others seem to be Shimano.
I like the shimano type brakes eversince- the ease of removing the wheels was the main thing and dual pivot brakes seems to be better. Although the newer campy brakes are dual pivot now. I like the fact that the shimano engineers make notches with spring loaded tension for the brake cable adjusters and even with their shifter cable adjusters whereas campy only has a spring loaded tension cable stops/adjusters. This prevents chance of lengthening or shortening after adjustments are made. The newer 7800 DA brakeset comes with a newer brakepad compound and according to shimano, it performs better in dry and wet conditions. I have to try and see to believe it and if it does not meet my expectation, it sure will be auctioned at ebay and get a set of new campy record brakes. No doubt, campy brakes are one of the best out there in terms of performance.Originally Posted by ParamountScapin
I just bought my first road race bicycle, after always cycling around on hybrid bike. Going to pick it up next week and can't wait to ride it. I just hope I will have no problems adjusting to a enw riding style, but I think not.
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Can somebody tell me to how to post a pic. I am almost finished building my latest bike. A 2004 Tank Racing. Please, somebody help me to post a pic. I unfortunatally have a web site to host pics.
Tonight I ordered a Gunnar Sport. Its a TIG welded 853 frame. I've looked at and ridden a ton of bikes this last month. I've also spent way too much time surfing bike sites. Anyway, its my first bike purchase since I bought a Univega Viva Sport in 1980. Waterford is still making a stock of the 58cm size frames, so I have a few weeks to think of a color, but I'm leaning to either a yellow or green.
Some of the components:
Shimano 105 gruppo
Crank - 30x42x52
Cassette - 9 speed 12x25
TTT Forma 44cm handlebar
I haven't decided on my pedals or saddle.
I'll post pictures of the real thing as soon as I get it in a few weeks. I feel like a proud Daddy!
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After weeks (not a long time, I have to say) of rumors and waiting for a final review of the Palm Treo 850 (now called Palm Treo Pro) and the stirring confusion between this model and the US-only-EDVO-only Palm Treo 800 we now have something more concrete to think about over the next couple of months
Specs are in line with the rumors we heard recently:
Uh, I almost forgot: it now has a power button (yes, it's weird but the 750v doesn't )
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It's gorgeous, I'll definitely get it :) !
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I had a matchbox car like that, with the awesomely exaggerated engine. (I draw my vehicles like that too, but not as realistically.) BTW, I think it's the blurred background/shallow depth of field, but this looks like a tilt-shift photo. Is that intentional?
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I thought it was a real picture until I saw the description. Amazing work.
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awesome modelling!
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My goodness, it looks more like a miniature than a 3D render! Well done!
The modelling is excellent, but I wouldn't call this a realistic rendering by any means. Looks like a "non-biased" renderer was used. Actually I thought it was intended to look slightly abstract, in which capacity it really works well.
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3D model? I thought that was a traditional model.
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That's just a render?!?! Oh, wow it looks real. I sorta loks like the car from the Monkees. It's the Monkeemobile!
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Hit the throttle and that blower would pull migratory birds off the flight path.
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I like the car!!
I like the car!!
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so i just was in for my first doctor's appointment the other day and everything went well, until they called me a couple of days later and told me that my lab work came back and everything was normal except my thyroid levels were high, so they made me an appointment with a endochronologist (sp?) and i'm super freaked out..i'm not sure what that even is, and i am familiar with thyroid problems, my mom has hypothyroidism, but i'm just not quite sure what to think about this while being pregnant...help!!! does anyone else have thyroid issues???
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I actually had the opposite problem several years ago. My thyroid was barely functioning....I had to go on thyroid medication and thankfully got straightened out. My hair was falling out, I had gained weight, I was exhausted!!! Brittle, dry nails, dry skin...very strange stuff! The medicine helped immensely (but it's hard to regulate). I ended up stopping it after 2 years because the doctor kept having to decrease it. I am not sure about how they will treat it with you being pregnant, but I assume it will be the same. If I were you I wouldn't stress out about it, though! You're in good hands with your doctor and I am sure it will all be fine! You'll feel a million times better once they get you regulated!!
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I just got a call from my doctor today indicating an "issue" with my thyroid, but they didn't tell me if it was high or low levels. I did a quick bit of research and if you have HYPOthyroidism, it appears that you just take your hormone treatments and you are all set because all the hormones do is do what your thyroid normally does and it doesn't impact the baby. It appears that with HYPERthyroidism, it's a bit more tricky because they have to get your thyroid to stop working so much. The paper that I read said that there is a preferred medication they give pregnant women, but that if it doesn't work they would need to remove your thyroid because HYPERthyroidism can cause problems for your baby's thyroid.
I am going back in tomorrow for a thyroid panel and will ask them then if my levels are low or high, but hopefully the panel comes back clean.
I just went to get my blood drawn and asked a bunch of questions about the results from my original lab work. They said that my levels were just slightly out of the normal range and that they are testing for HYPERthyroidism, so I'm in the same boat as you, ashbec. If the levels from the full panel come back off, they will refer me to an endocrinologist as well, but the nurse seemed very lowkey about it all and said there's nothing to worry about and it's not all that uncommon in pregnancy. She also said it can go away at the end of a pregnancy.
Let me know what the endocrinologist tells you . . .
I am hypothyroid and prego with twins, 6.5 weeks. I have been so nervous about my levels and keep asking for them to check them. They said it is normal for levels to change and since they caught yours so early I think you will be just fine. I also have had friends who levels changed during pregnancy and then dissappear after.
I found out a week after my BFP that I have hypothyroidism. My TSH is over 20!!! The OB/Gyn saw me the next day (when I first called to make an apt they said it would be two weeks, I explained the situation and saw me the next day). They immediately started me on medication, and ran another panel of tests. I went back to my PCP (he's the one who will be handling my condition.) After the second panel of bloodwork, he increased my dose. Now I have to have a U/S of my throat to get a better look at my thyroid, and see my PCP every month to ensure my dosage is working with the pregnancy.
In my case (hypo), had they not caught it, it very likely would've let to m/c. So it's good they they have caught it now, and they are doing something with it.
It's nerveracking for sure, but knowing is half the battle.
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Well, I just spoke with my doctor and she said that the full panel came back clear! Yay! She said that the initial indication of hyperthyroidism could have been due to a normal fluctuation in pregnancy hormones, but they like to be super safe. Good to know. She also said that she will continue to monitor me every month to make sure the hormone levels stay normal.
I wish all of you good news as well!
my mid wife is having me go get blood tests today and one of the tests is for my thyroid. i am very over weight and she thinks that might have something to do with it. my sister has thyroid problems too. not sure if its high or low though.
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I had hyperthyroidism, and then had radiation iodine done- all while not being pregnant, and then that made me so I was hypothyroidism. Now I have to be on synthroid forever. It's just 1 pill a day. It is very hard to regulate, and have to have my levels checked every couple months. This is my second pregnancy and my last one went fine, medicine is ok for baby. They did check my baby's thyroid levels once he was born and he was perfectly fine. Dont worry. Everything will be ok.
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Creepy.......but awesome.
Wow I really love this picture, this is my style, dark, creepy xD
It reminds me The Grey Aliens by H. Hunter Holly I read when I was teenage, but there's no aliens in the book. The grey terrors was spiritual beings in the terrestrial cycle of life.
I Love your photos very much, and I think, I looked at this moment at the wrong time;
When I just finished a horror movie and trying to come down- the people looks like zombies and I will have nightmares for sure today.
But hey! I like the idea
When I just finished a horror movie and trying to come down- the people looks like zombies and I will have nightmares for sure today.
But hey! I like the idea
Oh, how ominous!
ooh, creepy. Horror movie feel right there.
Wow, you are very brave. I would be scared to death if I went in there
absolutely awesome
Creepy but very quiet at the same time. I love it!
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the third, barely discernible figure is really creepy.
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Creepy but calming I'm not sure how but I absolutely love it
so dark and creepy and downright awesome.
It's an awesome photo. Kinda makes me think of The Walking Dead lol.
Great and eerie photo!
It was a weird but cool experience, not sure if it was intended. At first my eyes could not see the image, the suddenly my eyes adjusted and refocused and bang there it was. Very subtle and awesome.
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Wow! Looks a little eerie!! I know where the Carpathian Mountains are, I take it the forest is to be in the same part of the world ? What is it like ?
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The problems arise because you have a highway exit ramp on the right merging traffic with northbound-only lanes of Main St. on the left. People from the exit ramp want to move to the left across the lanes of traffic to turn left, people on the one-way road want to move right across the lanes of traffic to turn right, and people like me just want to stay in the middle lane so we can go straight. I've had cars enter my lane without seeing me, I've had cars rush up on the right and cut me off as they illegally go straight from a right-turn only lane, I've been flipped off, honked at, yelled at, had stuff thrown at me, all in this same intersection. If there was any alternative route, I'd take it, but this is the only way through.
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ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. - The United States' 16th Chairmanof the Joint Chiefs of Staff shared his thoughts on leadership with APG supervisors and managers during a Dec. 13 session at the Myer Auditorium.
More than 200 employees listened raptly as Gen. Peter Pace, the first Marine appointed to the nation's
highest-ranking military office, discussed how decisions are made at the highest echelons of government, a day in the life of a chairman, mistakes made and lessons learned, and what keeps him awake at night.
Pace said he was unsure of the fate of organizations when it came to a potential sequestration, but "I honestly believe that C4ISR is going to be spared from major cuts because it is a force multiplier.
"That doesn't mean there won't be some downsizing," said Pace. "I don't know that for a fact, but I've got to believe that if cuts are coming, cuts to C4ISR will be much less than elsewhere."
On leadership, he urged management to talk to subordinates and ask them if they believe what they do in the organization is valuable.
"And as they look at you--the leadership--and the leadership above you, would they like to be like you?" said Pace. "Do they want to have your life, do they want to have your boss's life, because the truth of the matter is, unless you're a CEO or commanding general, you are not going to change the culture of that organization. [The organization] is going to change you, as you are immersed in its day-to-day missions.
"Your subordinates need to understand that and embrace that," he said
"And if they don't understand that, you need to help them understand, because if they don't want to be like you or your bosses, they are in the wrong spot, because over time they will become you."
He highlighted the importance of honest mistakes, speaking your mind, obeying orders and moral boundaries.
"When you talk to your subordinates, you should encourage them to set their moral compass now, and understand it... There are things out there that are going to constantly [tempt] you, and if you don't go to work knowing who you want to be the next day, it gets a little dicey."
Pace said employees who have the courage to offer honest opposing viewpoints, "without being aggressive or antagonistic are worth their weight in gold.
"If I want to know as a general officer how brilliant I am, I can tell myself that in the morning, in the mirror. What I need are the folks who work with me, and for me, to tell me my baby is ugly, when my baby is ugly" said Pace. "We need the lieutenants and captains and majors who really know what's going on, to tell the generals, who are trying to do the right thing, what's really happening.
We need you, at CECOM, to tell the boss what it is that you see different from him or her."
He called taking care of the "folks in your charge," a "sacred obligation." Pace suggested leaders spend a few minutes a day developing relationships, talking to workers about something other than work.
"The truth is, if an employee realizes the boss is a caring leader, when they run up against day-to-day friction while carrying out the mission, they will take personal risks to get the mission done because they know what their boss wants," he said.
"And they know they aren't going to get killed for making a mistake. They'll really want to be a part of that organization."
Pace said the real reason you take care of your folks is because it's the right thing to do, but the result is your organization will end up performing far beyond what you could possibly expect.
"You don't have to be the smartest guy on the block. But if you try to be a caring leader, your folks will do some
amazing things."
In closing, Pace addressed one of his greatest concerns--cyber warfare.
"You can take a lap around the planet, to all the hotspots in the world, and none of that--while I was
on active duty, or now--keeps me up at night. Because I know, if the United States chooses to, it has the ability
to do something about it. Except in one area, and that is the area of cyber attacks and cyber defense."
Having addressed cyber warfare issues with the president of the United States, Pace said he knows America's
offensive capabilities, but says the nation is ill prepared to defend itself in case of a catastrophic cyber attack.
"The advent of cyber weapons is having the same impact on relations between nations as the advent of nuclear weapons. The difference is that nukes were used and, thank God, have not been used again for the last 60-plus years.
Cyberweapons, on the other hand, are being used "thousands of times every single day."
"We, as a nation, are uniquely vulnerable," said Pace. "Everything that you work on that has a computer or the Internet applied to it, is exposed.
It is not just a military problem. It's a national security problem," said Pace, noting the risks to banking, air and rail systems, the flow of natural resources and telecommunications.
He warned the audience that it could be as few as five years before terrorists have the power to, "reach in and turn off the power in Aberdeen for as long as they want. When they can, they will."
He said the nation must strengthen its defenses against cyber attacks, and that "folks at CECOM and Fort Meade are going to be big players" in this type of warfare.
Pace answered several candid questions from the audience before departing.
His visit was the last in a six-part speaker series hosted by CECOM. He was booked by CECOM through the Washington Speaker's Bureau, a lecture agency that provides some of the world's most renowned leaders and experts.
Pace noted that the speaking fee paid by CECOM will be donated to the Wall Street Warfighters, a nonprofit
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My cargo rig: 1976 Raleigh Sprite with an old and crooked front basket. The rear baskets were replaced by a rack as they were too flimsy. Between the front basket, rear panniers, and a backpack I should be able to haul a decent load of groceries.
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RACtified Rans Dynamik. My go to utility bike!
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1987 Schwinn Woodlands rescued from a dumpster
2.2" WTB Graffiti SF tires
SKS P-65 fenders (front needs a bridge section because it won't clear the forks!)
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Total spent, under $125. I'm ordering a CETMA 7-rail front rack this week, and eventually putting a generator wheel and twin B&M IQ Cyo lights up front; but all in due time. It works well as is.
Clifton - The Schwinn is looking good although I would worry about that crank being able to take the kind of torque you can lay down.
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1966 Raleigh DL-1 Tourist- grocery getter, complete with front and rear Wald baskets
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Loaded up at the grocery store... yeah that's ice on the sidewalk
Here's my Montgomery Ward special frame built up for town duty...and its matching trailer. The bike is a single speed and is comprised of mostly used/spare parts. The trailer is made of electrical conduit.
Here's mine and my fiancee's road bikes that we've outfitted for getting groceries. When we're feeling a bit more "fancy" we'll switch out the baskets for panniers. :D
Not sure what material hers is, but mine's steel so it can take the weight easily enough. I can also take the rack and baskets off without too much trouble for longer rides.
Here's my commuter/utility/fun bike, currently hauling books and a laptop in my pannier.
Snapped these off today, these are the first pics i've taken of it too since i built it up from a SS/FG.
'08 Surly Cross-Check, 1x9 gearing, mustache bars, fenders, rack, brooks.
Metricoclock - Nice looking setup... Very clean.
I love my Wald baskets... did you know that they will hold a good sized panier ?
More utility bike porn. My Rans Dynamik updated with a powdercoated Electra wood rack:
This is an awesome thread ... thanks to all who have posted.
Here's my Kona Blast. It was my first commuter, but it lost it's job since I put my Cross Check. I now use the Kona for hauling my kiddie hauler full of groceries.
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Today I was blessed with winter weather just good enough to preserve running conditions. I shoveled an inch of light fluffy snow off my driveway, and headed off to church. By the time I got home, the shoulders were mostly clear thanks to daylight and waste heat from traffic.
When I set out to run, it was 26� F with W wind 12-15 mph. With decent footing to run on, this is weather I understand. I dress for it, I warm up, I set off to run slowly. I actually managed to hold the first mile to over 8 minutes, and mile 2 announced itself right at 16 minutes. Then came the hills, and as usual my average pace increased. But with the slow start, the splits didn't get terribly fast.
The plan was to run 10 miles. I had mapped out a variation of last week's run that didn't quite get there, adding a small hill near the end of the run. This had the advantage of giving me an opportunity to bail out for less distance if I couldn't handle the full 10 miles.
The first seven and a half miles were pretty uneventful. They went much as planned, with decent footing and traffic behaving nicely. Then I began to get some twinges in my right thigh.
If I weren't training for a race, I probably would have slowed to a walk around 8 miles and figured that it would take longer to build distance. But I'm training for a half at the end of April . . . and Mr. Testosterone got the better of me. The plan was 10 miles, and I went for 10 miles.
Late in the run, I added a minor variation to the original plan, running down an almost-clear sidewalk that I had expected to be unfit for running. This variation got me back to my driveway right at 10 miles. By that time, I was ready to slow to the walking cooldown . . . at which point my right hamstring complained a bit. Oh, well. Too late to do anything about that now.
Cooled down, stretched, rehydrated, and refueled. Had a bunch of household tasks to do, and I was pretty creaky walking around doing them. Four hours later, it's not so bad. This feels more like a training phenomenon than a true injury; tomorrow I should know for sure.
The run timed out at 10.01 miles in 1:18:04, for an average pace of 7:48 per mile. RunKeeper shows a variation of 113 feet from the low to high points of the run:
While I did speed up in the middle of the run, none of the splits were outrageously fast:
Looked at my records, and if I count the week as ending on Sunday my mileage went up by 10% from last week to this. That's the most that you're supposed to increase weekly mileage according to many training plans, and it might have been a shade too much for me right now. I hope to get away with it, but the better part of valor would be to not increase the long run very much next week. If all goes well, maybe ten and a half miles, while holding the other two runs at their current distance due to the time constraints of running on a lunch break.
Today, I couldn't have run 13 miles. Perhaps I shouldn't have run 10 miles. But I was able to run those 10 miles today, when two weeks ago I could not have. This is progress. I think I need to build the mileage more slowly than 10% increases each week; but I also think I can do that and be prepared to run 13.1 miles by race day.
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Great run, Moby! And I'm going to borrow the label of "training phenomenon" to explain away my nagging suspicion that I need to go back to PT :-( "no, it's not an injury, it's a Training Phenomenon!"
I think you're gonna rock that half next month!
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Congrats for the 10 miles - that's already a long distance by my standards. It also takes a considerable amount of time.
How do you like runkeeper?
Did you try other software, too?
I'm using Endomondo, because it's available for my phone.
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At least you know what to expect as far as how much to run and when to increase the miles. SIL is training for the Lincoln Marathon in May and DD wants to do the half. I will be content to cheer them on.
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Sounds like the training is going well.
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Congratulations on hitting 10 miles. Hitting double digits is always a big deal.
You have plenty of time to increase to 13 miles so adding a half mile next week sounds like a good idea.
Hope you have a great week.
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Top 5 Jim Lee comic-book runs
Jim Lee's dynamic style helped define the 1990s in comics. Now the co-publisher of DC Comics, Lee still draws "All-Star Batman and Robin," which is written by Frank Miller. To celebrate Lee's 46th birthday, here are my favorite comic-book runs by the influential artist.
1. Batman #608-619
With writer Jeph Loeb, the "Batman: Hush" storyline was a sales juggernaut that attracted both new and old Bat-fans. Reading as "Batman's Greatest Hits," Batman finds himself attempting to solve a mystery from his past while crossing paths with many of the best-known members of his rogues' gallery. Check out a preview of the series via DC Comics.
2. Uncanny X-Men #248, 256–258, 267–277
Lee was arguably comics' biggest superstar of the early 1990s, drawing "Uncanny X-Men" as written by Chris Claremont. Issue No. 268, featuring Wolverine's first meeting with Captain America, is a particular highlight.
3. WildC.A.T.s #1-13
As one of the founders of Image Comics, Lee helped prove that creators of the early 1990s didn't have to be working for Marvel or DC to sell a huge number of books. With an alien war spilling over onto earth, it's up to the WildC.A.T.s to defend humanity. Lots of action and beautiful comic-book women make this a series very much of its time, but arguably the pinnacle of the 1990s style.
4. "X-Men" 1-11
"X-Men" No. 1, launched in 1991, is still the largest-selling comic book of all-time. At the height of the speculator boom, and bearing 5 variant covers, Lee and Claremont moved 7 million copies of the first issue. A year later, neither would be on the book. Claremont left after the third issue, and Lee left after issue No. 11, headed for the upstart Image Comics. Still, these issues introduced characters like Omega Red and Maverick, and are also very emblematic of 1990s style.
5. Punisher: War Journal #1–13, 17-19
Lee started as the inker of "War Journal" before becoming the penciller, where his art helped make Frank Castle a standout gritty anti-hero. Punisher has been popular both before and after Lee's take on the character, but his is one of the best-remembered.
Honorable mentions: Lee's revamp of "Fantastic Four" for "Heroes Reborn" is a fun modernization of the classic; "Alpha Flight" is worth a look to see the artist's developing style; and "Divine Right" showcases Lee's WildStorm style in the late 1990s. Another great way to see a lot of classic Jim Lee art is with the 1992 X-Men trading card set, with every card drawn by Jim Lee. That set remains one of the highlights of my card-collecting days.
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About Martin Midstream Partners L.P.Martin Midstream Partners L.P. is a publicly traded limited partnership with a diverse set of operations focused primarily in the United States Gulf Coast region. The Partnership's primary business lines include: terminalling, storage, processing and packaging services for petroleum products and by-products; natural gas liquids storage, marketing and distribution services and natural gas storage; sulfur and sulfur-based products processing, manufacturing, marketing and distribution; and marine transportation services for petroleum products and by-products. The Partnership is based in Kilgore, Texas and was founded in 2002.
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I need to create a grid of images on the homepage which link to posts in defined categories - one image per category.
The images in the grid will be the featured image from the latest blog post in the corresponding category and update automatically when a new post is added. It is not a thumbnail gallery, it is in effect a visual menu of categories.
Ideally there needs to be an overlay/caption/fade on rollover/hover.
This is the functionality offered by ProPhoto grids . My last resort is rebuilding my site (currently built on Genesis framework) from scratch in ProPhoto, but I'd like to avoid this if possible by adding a plugin to my existing site. I've searched but can't seem to find anything with exactly this functionality.
Any suggestions welcome, thank you.