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Recently I've increased my warm up distance from a mile or so up to around 4 miles and have found that I have much more pleasant rides.
Recently I've increased my warm up distance from a mile or so up to around 4 miles and have found that I have much more pleasant rides.
A year ago -- when I started riding -- 4 miles was about as far as I could go before I fell off the bike from exhaustion and my heart's inability to pump enough blood and O2 to the parts that needed it... 3,500 miles later, things have improved -- but not enough...
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4-5 miles of warm up, and it gets much easier for me. I've always been amazed at that!
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I typically warm up by time not mileage. In the winter or colder months it's 25 to 30 minute. In warmer weather it's 15 to 20 minutes before I do any hard work.
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So many rides here start right off with a climb. I really need a good warmup but sometimes it's just not in the cards. I try to take it easy at the start. The ride tomorrow starts with a sharp 10%. I'll be letting everyone move on up the hill as I limp up it. I will do a few laps of the parking area before the ride to loosen up a bit.
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I noticed last spring the benefit of a warm up.I often ride at a county park that is a mile and a quarter oval.One day I timed myself ,Times are approx.First lap 7 mins,second 6mins,third 5mins.As you can see the more I warmed up the faster I rode.The strange part, I thought I was riding with the same effort and the same speed untill I measured myself.Shortly after that I began using a cycle computer.I'm not a number nut but its interesting to look at them once in a while.
Usually, everything loosens up and gets working properly after 7 to 10 miles for me.
Ah, warming up. One of the great secrets of successful cycling. Usually, the shorter and harder the effort, the longer the warmup. When I was racing on the track, I loved warming up with the sprinters. They'd take the longest, easiest warmups, 20 to 40 minutes at 25 to 30 kmh, but then about 10 hard laps at the end. These guys had more muscle mass, so the warmup would take longer.
Before a 20-minute criterium, I'd usually go on a one-hour ride to warm up. But for a long road race, I'd ride maybe ten minutes or so, doing most of the warmup at the start of the race. You just have to watch for guys attacking from the start.
On the big mass start rides, you usually see guys on their expensive bikes taking off real fast right from the start. Some of them can actually hold the fast tempo, but most of them I'll pass during the ride, and on my fixed gear bike. I don't even warm up for these rides; I just ride easy for the first few miles/km. I don't even fill the water bottle. Quite often there will be a big hill before the first food stop, so I like to climb with an empty bottle, then fill it at the stop. Who needs to eat or drink anything in the first 40 km anyway? (I'm also quite a cheapskate!) By then I'm warmed up enough to latch on to faster groups going by, or bridge up to groups up the road.
I warm up with the heart monitor. Get to 110 and rest- go to 130 and rest-then 140 and rest and finally to 150 and totally recover. That way I can ride all day at around 135 to 140 and feel fine. Try to go to 150 straight away and I won't get there and I will be having a slow ride after that. Can take a couple of miles or 4.
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I'm not too scientific on warm up distance. Has a lot to do with temps, length of ride, whether I'm alone or in a group. Can take anywhere from 5-15 miles. Sometimes if I'm going to do a century or a long ride I'll ease into it more just not to overdue it too early.
I ride for distance and endurance...not much into racing although gotten decently fast in longer rides.
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Warm up time or distance for me depends on the planned ride and the weather conditions. I have to go by the way my body feels, usually it is around 4-6 miles and I feel loosened up.
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A corollary: in running it was said that a run didn't suck until it sucked for at least three miles.
For me a ride doesn't suck until I've ridden for about 1/2 hour. At my pace that's about six miles or so.
If its not clicking at that time, I usually just soldier through it, but I know it's going to be ugly.
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About 8-9 miles, typically at 14-15 MPH. I wish it was sooner/shorter, but for some reason it just takes that long before my breathing gets regular and I feel like I can go on. Except like yesterday when I rode for the first time in 16 days (only about the 6th time this year). Even the 12 MPH south wind was giving me fits, so it took longer to get over the 'completely insufficient' feeling.
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I start out slow and then taper off from there...
I too go by time because my speed--and therefore distance--can vary quite a bit.
In winter, it's 10-15 minutes until I've worked thorough the initial chill and my temperature comes up, then the same again before I'm warmed-up and can put forth some effort.
Of course, through most of the winter, I don't have that luxury. Between pushing the studded snow tires, then battling the winds after the first minute, I'm pushing hard right away.
IN the three seasons, I can start a moderate effort at 10-15 minutes, and can pour on the coal at double that. Which works out nicely on my favored commute route. First some modest climbs, a descent or two, followed by the standing climbs on the cobbles. It's a mile or so after those cobbled climbs that I begin to feel fantastic.
I'm one who really doesn't pay any attention to warmup. Keeping it simple and just letting things happen as they may is my type of riding. Sometimes fast, sometimes not so fast. There is never a plan on how I'm going to ride when I hop on the bike.
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Two tiered warmup, depending on how far I am going. If it's only 25 miles or so, the first 4 is easy warmup and the next 4 intermediate. If I'm going for a century or better, the first 4-5 is easy and the next ten is intermediate. And I don't really cut it loose on the century rides, just probably 80% +/-. When I get to start riding the first of the year, it is hard to keep myself from pushing it too early. I blame it on the spinning classes, as we push it from the git-go there. Bottom line when I'm touring and doing 50-150 miles a day, it's best to ease into it so I'm still strong down the road.
It seems it takes about 20 minutes or so until I am properly warmed up, sometimes longer. So in mileage terms that is around 5 miles or so. Once my HR stabilizes and my breathing becomes rhythmic, I'm good to go. It varies.
I like to start off easy - maybe that's a part of becoming both older and wiser. My body tells me when it's time to start adding power bit by bit. Usually it's (like most others) 20 to 30 minutes after starting. Depending on any number of factors, that might be five to 8 miles or so. After that, I can feel my hip flexors stretching out and my pelvis settling in for a comfortable ride. I've learned to listen to my body after many years of not having paid any attention to what happened naturally. PG
My warmups are rather weird. I usually do the first two miles of my ride at a reduced speed of 14-16 mph. I do this on the service road before I get to the loop. When I get to the loop, I pick it up to 20+ mph for about a mile while my heart rate gets up to 145 bpm. I then slow it down to around 17-18 mph until my respirations return to normal and my HR is around 130 bpm. At that point, I'm pretty much good to go. I told you it was rather weird.
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I don't "do" rides, I ride. If I did time-planned or competitive rides/races then a warm up would be sensible, but I tend to get on a bike and see where it takes me within rough parameters and often with detours, so a warm up period is just part of the ride. Similarly I rarely warm down, which I know would be the sensible thing to do, but I'm usually so tired at the end of a ride that I just want to get back for a cup of tea!
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Often times, we approach God with a selfish attitude. We want to have our needs met and we often expect Him to cater to our every whim and desire. However, what we fail to realize is that God wants and needs our love. When we say that we love God, do we love him unconditionally?
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I realized that I placed conditions on God in exchange for my devotion towards Him. I then began to examine my motivations for prayer, Bible study Christian service, and even the reason I had become a Christian in the first place.
Now do not get me wrong, I realize that God is our very source of existence and we do need to rely on Him for our strength and resource for living. For even, Christ said, �Apart from Me you can do nothing.� However, what I am referring to here is the motives of our heart in relation to how we approach God.
For instance, I know some people including myself that have had times that if the blessings of God were not apparent in one form or another doubt of His love became prevalent.
We live on this side of the cross, after the resurrection. Therefore, we have all assurance by His death, resurrection and infilling of our hearts that He does indeed loves us. However, the question remains. Do we love Him?
I think of the story regarding Peter after Christ rose from the dead. Jesus questioned the type of love that Peter had for Him. You even might have heard a sermon or two on this famous Bible passage regarding the different types love there are in the Greek language. Examine these three verses from the New American Standard Version Bible.
21:15 So when they had finished breakfast, Jesus *said to Simon Peter, "Simon, son of John, do you love Me more than these?" He *said to Him, "Yes, Lord; You know that I love You." He *said to him, "Tend My lambs." 21:16 He *said to him again a second time, "Simon, son of John, do you love Me?" He *said to Him, "Yes, Lord; You know that I love You." He *said to him, "Shepherd My sheep." 21:17 He *said to him the third time, "Simon, son of John, do you love Me?" Peter was grieved because He said to him the third time, "Do you love Me?" In addition, he said to Him, "Lord, You know all things; You know that I love You." Jesus *said to him, "Tend My sheep. John 21:15-17 NASV
When Jesus questions Peter about his love for Him the first two times in these verses, the Greek word for love that is used is Agape meaning unconditional love. However, Peter�s reply is, �Lord You know I love (Phi Leo) You.� Peter response to Jesus was to reply with a friendship kind of love has its base in conditions and expectations.. This goes on two more times. However, in the last verse Jesus questions a final time by using the Greek word Phi Leo instead of Agape. .It is then, that Peter out of humility and exasperation replies, �Lord You know I love (Agape) You!�
Jesus also expects Peter�s love to be unconditional towards God�s people. Jesus urges Peter to come up higher by loving the �Flock of God� and tending to the needs of the Church.
Jesus teaches us as His disciples to love the Lord God with all our hearts, soul and strength and our neighbors as ourselves. I believe God does not want us to seek only for his hand and His blessings upon our lives. He primarily wants us to come, because He is the Great I AM. Furthermore, in Mathew 6:33, �Seek ye first the Kingdom of God and all the things you need shall be added to you�� (my paraphrase) It is important that you and I come out of a heart of adoration for who He is and not what He can do for us.
The other aspect that we must challenge ourselves is the basic attitude that God fails if He does not do things the way that seems right to us. You hear this in statements such as, �If God is love, then why are there hungry people in Africa and all over the world?� alternatively, �If God loved me He would have intervened in some way.� We get mad at God often for the consequences that we reap as a result to our own disobedience. In one way or another, we refuse to take responsibility for our own sins. This attitude began with the great fall of the human race in Genesis 3. God questioned Adam as to the reason he ate of the tree of knowledge of good and evil. His reply shows us our own hearts. �The woman You gave me made me.� Adam not only pointed to Eve as the scapegoat for his folly, he ultimately blamed God for his disobedience.
God, from the beginning gave us a priceless gift. Understanding the responsibility that comes with this gift helps us understand the true nature of God. Our Heavenly Father gave us the freedom of choice. We are free agents to choose to follow Him or to go on our own away from God.
Perhaps we can understand the Gospel better by initiating the principal of unconditional surrender towards God. The story of the rich man that desires to follow Jesus exemplifies this point. Jesus response to him was not one of comfort and encouragement to the rich young ruler. It was rather an honest challenge of surrendering all in order to follow Him. This could be the very meat that Paul talks about in his epistles. He encourages us to leave elementary principals and go forward in to maturing as adults in Christ. When Paul speaks of the nature of true love in I Corinthians 13:5, �Love, does not act unbecomingly; it does not seek its own, is not provoked, does not take into account a wrong suffered,� (NASV) The prevalent phrase here is, �Love does not seek its own��
My intention is not to negate the importance of depending on God for all of our needs. My point is to exhort us to examine our hearts and motives in those times when God does not meet our needs the way we think He should. We must keep in the forefront of our minds that He is God and we our His children. I believe that it is His desire to give us good things and a good life. However, I also believe that He desires us to seek Him for the soul purpose of having relationship with Him. Let us love Him for who He is and not what He can do. For it is clear, we are guilty of the same sin as in the times of our Savior. Luke 11:29 emphasizes this point,� And when the people were gathered thick together, he began to say, This is an evil generation: they seek a sign; and there shall no sign be given it, but the sign of Jonas the prophet.� (Blue Letter Bible online) The sign of Jonah is repentance and coming to the Lord in the reverence He alone deserves. When we come to Him in humility, He truly will draw near to us. Therefore, let us love the Lord from a heart that seeks Him. For, Hebrews 10:22 exhorts us stating �let us draw near with a sincere heart in full assurance of faith, having our hearts sprinkled clean from an evil conscience and our bodies washed with pure water.�
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CHULA VISTA A Chula Vista boatyard successfully bid in December to take over a competing operation in National City that went bankrupt, but the Port of San Diego may hold up the deal at its meeting Tuesday.
Port officials, who administer state tidelands, are citing concerns about the financial wherewithal of Chula Vista-based Marine Group Boat Works to settle the debts incurred by National City-based Knight & Carver Maritime.
Executives for Marine Group say the port is trying to block the company's $3 million expansion into the National City facility — in the hopes of forcing Marine Group to move its operations off the Chula Vista waterfront, where the port is planning a major revilatization project.
The port initially celebrated when Marine Group won the bid to take over for Knight & Carver, because it meant the bankrupt company's debts would be paid off — including $263,000 in back rent due to the port.
Now port asset manager Adam Meyer says in a staff report that Marine Group hasn't shown evidence it will be able to clean up the site and pay off the debts.
Knight & Carver owes about $6 million to creditors, many of them San Diego businesses, said John Smaha, an attorney representing the business.
Marine Group Boat Works employs about 120 people and generates about $30 million in revenue annually.
Company vice president Todd Roberts says the port's money concern is baseless, because his business has a long and successful history on the bayfront. If the company's financial statements weren't enough, Roberts said, its owners also offered their personal assets to guarantee the success of the purchase.
"We control four or five different port leases, and never once have we defaulted," Roberts said. "We're the most successful megayacht repair operation on the west coast."
He said the real reason port staff are blocking the sale is that Marine Group Boat Works won't agree to relocate in order to clear the shipyard from the bayfront, adjacent to the redevelopment planned for Chula Vista.
"They said that part of the deal is we need to move (from Chula Vista) to the National City site whenever the port tells us to," Roberts explained.
That would be infeasible, he said, because the National City boatyard, at 450,000 square feet of land and water, is about half the size of Marine Group's Chula Vista yard. It is also in severe disrepair, which would mean costly renovations before it's usable.
"For us to move, it's about a $7 million to $10 million venture, which could very well run us out of business," Roberts said.
When Marine Group would not agree to amend its Chula Vista lease with the new relocation requirement, Roberts said, port officials withdrew their support for the purchase of the National City boatyard.
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The cost to taxpayers, creditors, boatyard workers and the port would be steep if the sale doesn't go through, Roberts added.
"All the people at Knight & Carver that we were going to hire would lose their jobs, and the money we were going to use to pay the creditors — they wouldn't get a dime, and the port wouldn't get their money either," he said.
The port issued a statement declaring that the conditions the port placed on the lease are reasonable, "and thus far, the company has not complied with those requests."
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|Kuc Garang, 21, works odd jobs in a transit camp in South Sudan to try to make ends meet. He is waiting for his family, who are still in Khartoum. Photo: Sophia Jones-Mwangi/IRC
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More than two million Sudanese have returned to their homes in the south since the 2005 peace agreement ended 50 years of brutal civil war in their country. In January 2011, the people of southern Sudan voted overwhelmingly to secede and create their own nation.
A great many of those returning to South Sudan have managed to reclaim their ancestral lands or are being supported by relatives. But others, such as Kuc Garang, a young man I met at the Aweil Railway Station transit camp, are living in limbo. Kuc, who arrived last December, plans to stay on until he can reunite with his family, who remain in Khartoum, where his father moved them two decades ago to find work.
"I was born in the south but went with my family to Sudan as a baby," Kuc tells me. "When I arrived here I was very happy, because in the north life isn't good. There is no freedom. Here everyone is free to do what they want. But the problem is, there is no food."
Kuc, 21 years old, has been working odd jobs in Aweil—as a water seller, cleaner, security guard— trying to make ends meet while he waits. "In Khartoum, I almost went to school," he recalls. "But my dad, who worked as a guard in a factory, died, so I couldn't go. I was rounded up one day by the police with other boys and taken to train in the Sudan army, but I didn't fight. When South Sudan got its independence, the government handed us over to an aid organization, who sent us here."
Kuc patiently awaits the arrival of his mother and brother, but no trains from Khartoum have come into Aweil station for a long time. Now that the rainy season has begun, trucks carrying returning families cannot get through, either.
"I don't have contact with my family," he laments. "I lost the piece of paper that I had their phone number on when I was washing my clothes. I miss them, but I have been told that they will come."
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LHSA invites all interested student photographers to help celebrate and enrich our Spring Shoot meeting in New York City, April 13-16th at the New York Hilton Midtown. The Student Photo Contest is an open competition (no restrictions as to subject matter, color or monochrome, type of camera, digital or film) Interested photographers are invited to submit up to two (2) total, hi resolution, electronic images in JPEG format to email@example.com.
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(Pro-Workshop registrants only) Sponsored by Leica Akademie Just across from Gravelly Point lies Reagan National Airport (DCA). This park is so close to the runway it makes an excellent spot for photographing aircraft. During the workshop we will experiment with capturing aircraft in flight, whether it's a hand held long exposure or singling out a specific part of an aircraft. Use a wide angle, use a telephoto, use a tripod, use your imagination, the great part is there are no rules. Leave the Rule of 3rds at home!
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In Part II, Bill will discuss an overview of Lightroom updates to include major functions such as face recognition, HDR, panoramic stitching, etc. Conversion of color images to monochrome. Emphasis on use of color channels and tonal controls for optimum image quality. A brief demonstration of selective desaturation of a color image using Lr, and selective re-colorization using SEP II. Time permitting a demonstration of SEP II to develop an M Monochrome image (no color information)
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Henri Cartier-Bresson has provided us with a handy phrase, "the decisive moment" to describe when all the elements of a photograph come together. The search for the decisive moment, recognizing it, and perfecting the ability to capture it with your camera is a never-ending challenge. I look forward to spending time in Washington, DC with a like-minded group of Leica enthusiasts as we chase the "decisive moment."
Washington D.C. is a showcase of some of the most majestic monuments and memorials in the country. This tour is tailored to offer you an historic journey through our rich heritage in a quick and efficient way. The tour will take you by essential monuments, museums, memorials and the attractions that you cannot afford to miss. Here's your chance to relive a little history.
When I got into Leica about 25 years ago, I realized straightaway that my budget did not allow for having more than a basic outfit, let alone collecting much of anything. (It took exposure to the highly-infectious collectors in the Society, and the gracious assent of my spouse before I deigned to start a modest collection). In those days I saw a niche that no one had bothered with: accessories for Leica that were made by third parties. These were usually cheap items, often intriguing things made by inveterate tinkerers, occasionally simply silly, at times very useful. My first Viewfinder article, in 1994, was about two of these oddball things. More such articles followed, but with the rise of digital Leicas, the appearance of aftermarket accessories has dwindled. Analogous to cleaning out one's sock drawer and finding little things that had disappeared over the years, I now empty out the bottom of my accessory cabinet and show you my collection. You will undoubtedly recognize many of them.
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In this session, Robert McNeely, will comment and judge images submitted for the 2015 LHSA Photo Contest. Winners will be revealed at the LHSA Banquet.
Explore how photography can be combined with other creative mediums to enhance your storytelling. Using his highly successful "What Music Means to Me Project" and other projects, Richard will illustrate how he combined his three greatest passions, music, photography and writing, and turned them into a book, a museum exhibit, and a means to communicate the transformative power of music.
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The 2015 Annual Fall meeting in Washington D.C will take place from October 14-18, 2015. Our hotel is in nearby Alexandria, Virginia, at the beautiful Crystal Gate Marriott Hotel, only minutes away from Reagan Airport and the Washington Mall. The hotel is a perfect location for sight-seeing and great photography opportunities.
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Volunteer firefighters around the state are being recognized for their dedication and service this week as part of the state's first Volunteer Firefighter Recognition Week.
Locally, volunteer firefighters with East County Fire & Rescue will be recognized at a breakfast later in the month, spokesman Rick Knapp said.
The agency, which is primarily staffed by volunteers, responded to 888 calls in 2011, up 190 from 2010 and about 46 percent more than 2007, district spokesman Rick Knapp said in a release.
"Since 1947, East County Fire & Rescue (formerly fire districts 1 and 9) has relied on 375 volunteers providing over 2,267 years of dedicated service to our community," Knapp said.
East County Fire & Rescue serves an area that is a little less than 60 square miles surrounding Camas and Washougal. Firefighters have to truck water in to battle fires because there are no hydrants in the service area, Knapp said.
"Volunteers either get paid nothing or minor reimbursements for their time," said district Chief Scott Koehler. "There are communities that rely solely on volunteer response. Ours relies heavily on volunteer response."
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Services for Rev. Don Taylor will be held 11am, Thursday, August 27, 2009 at Conehatta Baptist Church.Rev. Richard Ethridge, Bro. Tommy Anderson, and Bro. Jimmy Jones officiated with burial in the Conehatta Cemetery. Visitation will be held 4-8 pm, Wednesday, August 26, 2009.
Bro. Don, 48, of Conehatta, passed away Monday, August 24, 2009.
Bro. Don was ordained to preach in 1994. He pastured from 1994-2001. He then served in Evangelism from 2001 to the present. He served in the foreign mission field. He cam up with the title of Harvest Time Ministries from his favorite scripture John 4:35.
His family will remember him as a Servant of the Lord and a loving husband, father, grandfather, son, brother, and friend to all.
Survivors include:
Loving wife of 32 years; Leisa Taylor of Conehatta
1 Daughter: Kristin Clark & husband Johnathon of Philadelphia
2 Sons: Brian Taylor & wife Shannon of Conehatta
Scott Taylor & wife Ellen of Conehatta
7 Grandchildren: Chelsea Taylor, Zack Taylor, Reece Taylor, Baili Taylor, Chloe Taylor, Anna Leigh Clark, Zade Clark
1 Step Grandson: Cody Thaggard
Mother: Afton Taylor of Decatur
1 Brother: Billy Taylor of Decatur
1maternal grandmother: Mama Nodie of Union
He is preceded in death by his father; Donald Ervin Taylor and one brother Gary Taylor.
Pallbearers: Gary Bowlin, Ken Boyette, Randall Creel, Gene Douglas, Wayne Hudson, Steve Carver, Ronnie Cottingham, and Benjy Ringney.
Honoray Pallbearers: Fellow Pastors that he served with.
In lieu of flowers the family request that memorials be made to Harvest TIme Ministries for the purchase of Spanish Bibles.
Milling Funeral Home of Union in charge of arrangements.
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Last season, each team won their home game by a close margin, so a close contest was expected today and what a match it was.
Pilks were behind within 2 minutes when the kick-off was fumbled under their own posts. Crosfields scored from the resultant scrum and went further ahead 5 minutes later with a fabulous try that went through numerous pairs of hands and Pilks found themselves 10-0 down before they had settled into the match. The early exchanges found Pilks scrappy and understandably rusty given this was the first match for 3 months, and what was needed was a period of controlling the ball to give Themselves a chance to get back into the game. And get back they did in typical style.
On 15 mins, a play the ball 40m out in a central position, saw Jacob Cummings hit a long pass to Sam Heaton, who put a peach of a ball to Adam Woosey who stepped inside, evaded 3 tacklers and raced under the posts. Cummings converted and within 2 minutes was unsuccessful with another conversion as Joe Hide raced over in the corner after more entertaining lead up work.
Right on half time, another period of Crosfields pressure saw them regain the lead with weight of numbers seeing them take a 16-10 half time lead.
The early moments off the 2nd half saw Pilks stamping their authority on the game. Some fine darts from Heaton, Cummings and Hide, together with a couple of outstanding charges from Tom Wadsworth and Louis Heyes put Pilks in control and a Cummings bomb on the last tackle saw indecision in the home team defence who allowed the ball to bounce, and watch in land in Woosey's hands without checking stride. He went over under the posts and Cummings goaled to lock the game up at 16-16.
It was then Crosfields turn to get back into the match, and their forwards made some good ground to give them some good field position. Pressure was telling and a couple of handling errors gave the home side a scrum 10m out and a period on the Pilks line. His pressure told and a converted try put the Warrington side ahead 22-16 with just 5 minutes left.
But this Pilks team never knows when its beaten, and as so often last season the roared back at the opposition to turn the game.
From the resultant kick-off, Cummings floated a short kick which for the second time in the match was allowed to bounce and Woosey gathered in full flow. He then went on an incredible mazing run, beating 6 defenders on his way to the line to bring Pilks back to within 2 points. It appeared at this stage that the kick could decide the result, and from not the easiest of positions, Cummings hit the bar. 22-20 to Crosfields, with just 3 mins to go.
Pilks roared back at the opposition from the kick off and a combination of good handling and strong running took them to within yards of the Crosfields' line. A turnover gave the ball back to the hooe side, but some determined defence forced a knock on, 10m out and 10m in from the right touchline. Luke Taylor picked up at Loose Forward and went blind side, stepped inside and took 4 defenders over the line. It seemed an age before the referee pointed for the try to cue wild scenes for the lads on the pitch and parents alike. There was not enough time for a Crosfields fightback.
Character and determination had shone through for a fine win to start the season. Well led by Sam Heaton, supported by Jacob Cummings and Luke Taylor, the play the ball marshalled by Aidan Hull, with some strong running by Scott Atherton, Tom Wadsworth, exceptional flair from Joe Hide, Adam Woosey and Matty Doyle, and some excellent defence from John Bogg and the outstanding Jerome Thompson.


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They've even thrown a few bucks at Exodus International, a group that "cures" homosexuality like it's bacon or a mental defect.
And in America, there is absolutely nothing wrong with any of that. I love and respect it all, regardless of how insidious and dangerous it is because it's information. And I love regarding all things with information; it informs my future decision-making.
I support the Cathy family's right to do what they think is right (wing) with their money and influence, even when it comes to trying to stop human progress.
Because impeding human progress is the American way and I have been socialized to live and let live, even when mofos do not want me living as freely as they.
Because I have the freedom of written expression, also an American birthright.
And being a loudmouth — whichever form it takes — is a birthright given to us all.
Owner and founder S. Truett Cathy made his millions the old-fashioned way: He worked an original idea of pressure-cooking chicken, added a pickle and sold his sandwiches by the truckloads, eventually opening the first Chick-fil-A outpost in the basement of an Atlanta shopping mall. He trained his boys in the business, held his morals close, stayed true to his Christian faith and made it the company's business to close on the Sabbath, a day of church, family and rest.
I would have so much more respect for the Cathy family if they'd stood their collective ground and even moved their intended construction plans some place else.
There are plenteous places in America that would roll out the welcome mat for a sparkling new Chick-fil-A joint. Judging by the hordes of morbidly obese chicken smashers who showed up at their restaurants a few months ago in support of the Cathy family when all the same-sex brouhaha first hit the grease, there is no shortage of Evangelical Christians who feel the same.
The Cathy family reversal is a whirlwind.
It must come as a shock to their loyal customers.
Why, earlier this year, President and CEO Dan Cathy said publicly and vehemently that we are "inviting God's judgment" when we "shake our fist" and act like we know better than Him what constitutes marriage.
What must the corporate meetings have been like around that big, mahogany, chicken-stained table when the Cathy family decided to quiet themselves down around lifelong beliefs espoused so passionately and openly?
What does it feel like to now eat crow for money at the table where you once prayed God's mercy on the sin-sick?
"I pray God's mercy on our generation that has such a prideful, arrogant attitude to think that we have the audacity to define what marriage is about," Cathy said months ago in a reported interview, wherein he stood firm on his beliefs against same-sex marriage.
"Guilty as charged," he said. "We are very much supportive of the family — the biblical definition of the family unit. We are a family-owned business, a family-led business and we are married to our first wives. We give God thanks for that."
I used to give God thanks for those crispy, greasy, salty, hot chicken sandwiches and those cross-hatched cottage fries and a root beer, my combo meal drink of choice.
Then I realized the Cathy family and I may be serving two vastly different definitions of God and the Jesus my mother taught me to love espoused patience, kindness, washed the feet of whores and hung out with miscreants.
It was real easy for me to quietly stop giving the Cathys my hard-earned money three years ago.
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CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) — Burglaries in Corvallis, Oregon's 10th-largest city, are up by nearly 50 percent in the first five months of 2011 and local police blame the struggling economy.
In the first five months of 2010, Corvallis police responded to 53 reports of burglaries.
This year, they've responded to 78 burglary complaints between January and the end of May. That's a jump of 47 percent.
Corvallis police spokesman Cord Wood says local police expect to see increases in property crime as the economy continues to struggle.
Many of the burglaries are crimes of opportunity, Wood said — only five reported burglaries in May included forced entry.
Nationwide, police forces did not see the expected rise of property crimes anticipated during and shortly after the Great Recession, which ended in June 2009.
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Something still sound fishy. There should not have been such a difference if it's a repeat
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From what I understand the gases and pressures built up by them during fermentation does have
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I used White Labs Dry English Ale, which lists attenuation as 70-80%. Oxidation is out as a
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We bought a 2000 GMC Jimmy a couple months ago. Will never buy another after this one! Been nothing, but problems! Anyways, last I visited my father, getting ready to leave I started the car and what sounded like knocking. The oil had been a quart low, after putting it in, my father (a mechanic for 40 years), said maybe it was from that, but went to start it this morning it did it again. Oil level was fine. After warming up, it stop doing it. What could cause it to do that?
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What about if someone find the script or asm or evel script in yellow and translate it to the newer GBA generation?
You can not do that, nuff said.
Well, his script is... interesting at best, at least in this context.
I've had a script written out that was quite long indeed, it worked almost exactly like this, only I hadn't thought to use the movesprite command.
The problem is, you have to take into account other sprites on the map, small cliffs the player can jump off of, and things like that.
And no doubt we want to be able to supply this to hackers NOT using JPAN's Hacked Engine.
(Very possible, as we can just as easily check what button the player is pressing by comparing to a number found in a certain area of the RAM. (I knew what it was, but my memory has gotten a bit rusty, haven't gotten so fired up about hacking in a long time. (That is why I am going to post, and contribute a lot to PC's R&D department, lol)))
Anywho, I like Zodiac's idea a lot, and I like interdpth's too... problem is, actually hacking the routine's needed.
I wish I could help with that, WHEN ARE YOU GUYS RELEASING ANOTHER ASM TUT?!?! lol
So, are we going to take interdpth's route? If so, I'll get writing... I've made the script once before, no harm in writing it again...
>Boot Jailbot
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Like many local homes and businesses, the Washington Animal Rescue League had lost power during Friday's storms.
Tuesday night, the shelter had power restored. But, until late Tuesday, staff members had said that there was{}no word from Pepco about the status of the outage.
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In the meantime, they've found foster homes for a few of the older animals and they've received a steady stream of donations of ice, towels and blankets from rescue league supporters.
"If you can imagine how hot you are, can you imagine how much hotter they are?" says Laurel resident Banaj Edmond. "With the fur and everything. And they're suffering. And it's like we can help ourselves but they can't."
Shelter officials say, throughout the outage, that their top priority has been keeping this medical center open and operational. Thanks to a couple of generators and several donations of gasoline, they've been able to do just that.
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The Prince George's County animal management division also went dark Friday night. But power was restored Tuesday afternoon.
At the Washington animal rescue league, the outage continues. But so does the outpouring of support.
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There is no Hamilton or Arnold Schwarzenegger in this film though, as Bale's Connor sets out to avenge her murder at the hands of Terminators. He leads the human resistance against Skynet, the army of Terminators.
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I can't believe I'm finally saying this: "Why Am I Dead At Sea" is now available for purchase on Steam! That's right, the spiritual successor to the free flash game "Why Am I Dead" is finished, and can now be played! It's starting at $9.99, but for the first week it'll be 20% off, meaning it's effectively $8.
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I love this! It hangs nicely under our pergula, looks chic and makes the area seem cozy, especially in the fall!!
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Just wanted to let anyone know who might be interested that I have been able to run Registax 6 on a Mac with OsX 10.8.2 using a free program called Wineskin. Wineskin allows you to run Windows programs (at least some of them) without actually having Windows. You install Registax into a "wrapper" which you can natively on Ma. It appears as an icon in your finder or dock just like any other program would. It took just a little bit of trial and error (not more than 45 minutes though).
One problem I had was to convert the .mov movie file into a format that RegiStax would accept. All the avi or mpg files I made with software on the Mac, RegiStax would not accept. What ended up working was exporting the mov file as a bmp image sequence using quicktime 7 pro, which I had already, but is otherwise $30 to purchase. Registax has worked for me very well so far.
Registax on a Mac (for free no less more or less)
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Try using PIPP , it now deals with .mov files and readies them for Reg.
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Directions from Syracuse and Points West/South West to the CLBS Marina
(From Buffalo/Rochester area take Rt 90 East to Rt 81)
- Take 81 N to exit #48 (Rt 342/Black River) Continue on Rt 342 until you reach Rt 3
- Head East on Rt 3 until you reach Rt 3a
- Tum left onto Rt 3a until you reach Rt 3 again
- Turn left onto Rt 3 and continue East until you reach Columbian Rd just before the village of Cranberry Lake
- Turn right onto Columbian Rd, watch for the CLBS Marina Sign on the left approx. 2 miles from Rt 3
- Park in the lot to your right
Directions from Points East/South East to the CLBS Marina
- Take I-87 N towards Albany/Montreal
- Exit at US-9/Rt-73 (exit #30) towards Keene Valley/Keene
- Turn left onto Rt 9
- Turn left onto Rt 73 N continue for approx 25 miles
- Tum left onto "Old Military Rd"-CR 35
- Turn left onto Rt 86, which becomes George H Lapan Memorial Highway
- The Lapan Memorial Highway will become Rt 3
- Continue on Rt 3 through the village of Cranberry lake until you reach Columbian Rd
- Turn Left onto Columbian Rd, watch for the CLBS Marina sign on the left, approx. 2 miles from Rt 3
- Park in the lot on your right
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Located approximately seventy five miles northeast of Watertown and approximately thirty miles west of Tupper Lake along NYS Route 3, the Campus is served by a marina located on Columbian Road near the Village of Cranberry Lake. Accessible only by water, the main facility is located on Barber Point.
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Due to the logistics associated with getting you and your luggage to your base station, we ask that everyone arrive at the Marina in plenty of time. Please plan to arrive at the CLBS Marina on Columbian Road (not the NY State Boat ramp, see map). Because of high enrollment, you are urged to arrive as early as possible! This means:
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Arrival Time Instructions
|May 31 (Session A)
|For all sessions, arrive at the Bio-Station Marina on the session start date, no later then 3:00pm. Boats begin running at 10:00am from the marina.
|June 21 (Session B)
|July 12 (Session C)
|August 2 (Session D)
If you are unable to arrive at the marina at the specified times, please call CLBS (315-848-3444) to let us know your plans. There may be a later boat that could bring you in the evening. Alternatively, you may have to hire the commercial water taxi (if it is available) which charges to bring you across the lake. You can ask about the taxi in town (e.g., at the Cranberry Lake Inn). The local residents will be happy to help you. Finally, for those that wish to stay overnight, there are 2 motels in the village, the Cranberry Lake Inn and the Stone Manor Inn, in addition to the state campground. The station's address is: Cranberry Lake Biological Station, PO Box 689, Cranberry Lake, NY 12927.