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SYDNEY, Jan. 21, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- In contrast to healthcare access, mobile access is becoming almost ubiquitous worldwide. The increasing penetration of smartphones as well as 3G and 4G networks will provide a significant boost to the use of mobile platforms for providing healthcare services. Mobile health (mHealth) stands at a significant inflection point.
The Australian healthcare industry generated revenue worth A $370 million in 2012 from data, voice and mobile services. This does not include revenue generated by sale of mobile apps and devices. According to Rhenu Bhuller, Vice President of Healthcare, Frost & Sullivan Asia Pacific, the Connected Health market for Australia is driven by the shift in emphasis from acute care to prevention. The centuries old relationship between doctor and patient is changing in a massive way, driven with increased velocity by mobile and wireless technologies.
"We can see that there is a shift from the hospital approach to a personal-driven approach i.e. home care, where people will take care of themselves with help from family, friends and technologies. Mobile Health will become one of the biggest business model disruptors creating access for healthcare delivery on a mass basis," she said.
The market for healthcare mobile data, voice and services in APAC was estimated at A $7.6 billion in 2012 with Australia accounting for almost 5% of this figure. With the penetration of 3G, 3.5G and 4G rapidly increasing in the country, Frost & Sullivan expects the evolution of transformational business models in the market.
The growing coverage of mobile networks and the increasing number of active subscribers emerges to be a major driving force for mHealth interventions and the plethora of applications continues to increase in diversity with new innovations. Clinical findings to date pinpoint mobile diabetes management systems as the highest growth potential sector presently and for the next four years.
"Many mobile medical devices are now connected to medical information technology networks and IT networks are these days remotely accessible through the medical devices. This stands out as a desirable developmental trend," said Bhuller.
She continued, "Through the use of mobile devices, patients have immense possibilities for adequate recordings of biomedical signals at home which include glucose analysis, respiratory parameters, blood pressure measurements, and electrocardiogram (ECG) recordings. The storage capacity, faster computing speeds, ease of use, and portability render mobile devices an optimal solution in terms of diagnosis and monitoring of chronic conditions."
With mobility being discussed as a prominent trend, many vendors are focused upon an iPhone or an iPad app. Design and healthcare providers are realizing the need to manage the BYOD trend in hospital settings. The key to success here is developing strong partnerships between device manufacturers, mobile phone vendors, software developers, system integrators and network infrastructure companies that allow companies to create an ecosystem of advanced healthcare delivery technologies rather than isolated mobility solutions.
"Medical and healthcare apps are the third fastest growing category for iPhone and Android phones. The Apple App store now has 17,000 health care related apps, 60% of which are aimed at the consumer," said Bhuller.
"Existing mHealth applications have shown that the combined use of a mobile network and a connected device can greatly extend the reach of healthcare platforms, and the potential for further development is huge," she concluded.
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Evaluating Performance
Optimal performance comes from minimal response times and maximum throughput as a result of efficient network traffic, disk I/O, and CPU time. This goal is achieved by analyzing thoroughly the application requirements, understanding the logical and physical structure of the data, and assessing and negotiating tradeoffs between conflicting uses of the database, such as online transaction processing (OLTP) versus decision support.
Response Time vs. Throughput
Response time is measured as the length of time required for the first row of the result set to be returned to the user in the form of visual confirmation that a query is being processed.
Throughput is a measure of the total number of queries handled by the server during a given time.
As the number of users increases, so does the competition for a server's resources, which in turn causes response time to increase and overall throughput to decrease.
Factors That Affect Performance
The following areas affect the performance of SQL Server:
- System resources (hardware)
- The Microsoft Windows NT® 4.0 and Windows® 2000 operating systems
- Database applications
- Client applications
- Network
Before these areas can be monitored, you must know what level of performance is reasonable given normal working conditions. To do this, establish a server performance baseline by monitoring Microsoft® SQL Server™ performance at regular intervals, even when no problems occur.
Troubleshooting Problems
You can monitor the following areas to troubleshoot problems:
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Your desk's three secret problems – and how to fix them
Even though you sit there regularly, you probably haven't taken a good look at your desk since you set it up.
Maybe you've noticed it has some quirks, but I think about your desk all the time. In fact, everywhere I look, I see desks that aren't right for you because they were designed for someone who's five-foot-ten and neat-to-a-fault. Like a high-end tuxedo with cummerbund and tails — nice to look at, but not ideal for everyday use.
You should see me on Sunday morning scanning the glossy ads in the paper, grimacing and muttering about at the advertised desks that pass for functional. Or when I'm in the office supply store – woe to the clerk who asks me if I found what I need. It pains me to see these miserable creations because you deserve a desk that allows you to be expansive and creative. Not cramped. Not squinched. Not in physical pain.
So, I want to share with you the three secret problems that make your desk so uncomfortable. These secrets will give you the information you need to adapt your current desk to suit you, or the specific details you need to buy another one that you will love.
Problem 1: Height
A dear friend of mine moved into a new home with built-in desk and cabinets. They were gorgeous, but she's a petite gal – and she was miserable in her oversized digs!
If your back aches and your wrists are sore, don't berate yourself for your bad posture. It's not you, it's the height of your desk! Most desks are designed for an average-height man (5'10") so that the desktop comes to a height of about 29-30″. No offense to the guys, but that's too tall for the average-height woman (who's typically 5 inches shorter).
In other words, once size does not fit all — and this affects your body. If your desk top is too high, your elbows and wrists must be at an acute angle when you type and mouse around. Ouch! If you raise your chair up enough for the desk top to be at a proper height, it causes your legs dangle at an obtuse angle, cutting off circulation, throwing you off balance, and affecting your spine.
To discover what height you need, grab a tape measure and a buddy. Position your chair at a comfortable height and put your hands out as if you were going to type. Have someone measure the distance from your palms to the floor. That's how tall your desk should be, minus the height of your keyboard.
Height adjustment work-arounds:
- Shorten the legs of your desk with a saw (measure twice, cut once)
- Put wood blocks under your desk to raise it up
- Use a height-adjustable bar stool that has a foot rest
- Take off the legs and replace them with IKEA's adjustable height legs
- Get a height-adjustable quilting table from your local sewing center and to use as a desk
- Make an investment in a motorized desk top that can be raised and lowered
Problem 2: Depth
The depth of your desk is the space between the front and back of your desktop. For a lot of people, there isn't much room for anything besides the monitor and the keyboard. Many desks come with attached shelves that have limited functionality, but take up a lot of space. Some desks are triangular and get narrower toward the back so they can fit in a corner.
In any situation where there isn't enough depth, you're likely to have a lot of piles in random locations (on top of the shelves, boxes, on the floor, tucked into crevices) because there's nowhere else for you to put things. It's not you, it's your lack of space.
Ideally, the depth of your desk is about as far as you can reach in front of you while seated in your chair, plus 6-12 inches.
Depth adjustment work-arounds
- If it's possible to remove attached shelves, do it. If you need overhead storage you can purchase shelving that attaches to the wall, but leaves desk space open.
- Attach your monitor to the wall with a special contraption that lets it swing closer to you when you need it.
- Get a keyboard drawer that allows your keyboard to be tucked under the desk (this does affect height, so check it first)
- If you have a triangular desk, seriously consider getting a rectangular one.
- Remove anything from your desktop that you don't use regularly (printers, tape dispensers, and staplers are common culprits)
Problem 3: Width
My first desk was so skinny, there was barely room for a pile and my laptop. Over time, the pile got taller and taller and taller. Where else was it going to go?
Especially for visual and tactile people, having a wide-enough desk is crucial to staying organized. You need enough room to spread out, see what you have, and still have space to work. If you have clumps of piles everywhere or you regularly lose stuff that's right in front of you, having a too narrow desk could be the culprit.
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Width adjustment work-arounds
- Get out a measuring tape and measure your desk. How many inches short is it from being as wide as your arms can reach in both directions?
- Shop in your own house. Do you have any tables or other furniture that might give you extra space — either to swap out with your desk, or add to it at a right angle?
- Dream: What would your ideal desk be like? You might want to do some research to see what's available. Use your creativity!
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Conewago Veterinary Hospital was established in 1980 as a full-service veterinary facility and became part of the VCA family in 1996. We are a member of the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). Fewer than 14 percent of the small animal veterinary facilities in the U.S. are members of AAHA, which is known for its quality standards for hospitals and pet health care.
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We provide veterinary services for every stage in your pet's life, from their first shots to a lifetime of preventive care to keep them happy and healthy.
Our services don't end at our hospital doors. As a member of the VCA family, our veterinarians have access to extensive medical resources, not the least of which is the VCA knowledge base, which allows our doctors to tap into the collected knowledge of over 2,000 VCA veterinarians.
If your pet ever needs truly advanced veterinary care, VCA Specialty Hospitals are ready to help. These twenty-eight clinics provide state-of-the-art care in orthopedic surgery, physical therapy, advanced oncology, and even such cutting-edge treatments as stem cell therapy.
For emergencies, please contact the hospital for more information regarding the best way to treat your pet. Our doctors and staff are more than happy to see your pet. However, due to the type and severity of your pet's condition, the doctor may recommend transfering your pet to an emergency center that can offer 24 hour care. This is to ensure that your pet can receive the most appropriate care for his or her emergency.
The friendly, professional staff at VCA Conewago is made up of dedicated individuals who have made it their mission to help pets live long, healthy lives. To be true to this mission, the hospital team relies on several individuals, each equally important in helping us deliver the best patient and client experience for both you and your pet.
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Is the champions league fixed?
I have watched both legs of the Arsenal v Liverpool champions league ties and I believe that the tie was fixed. The tackle that Kuyt made on Hleb with his arms by pulling him back was seen as legal, where Toure bumping into Babel was deemed illegal. Also as time was running out it was a good time for Liverpool to be given that penalty because there may have not been another oppertunity and Arsenal was on course to win.
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kingofaraby kingofaraby May 3, 2008 02:10 Flag
Fixtures were reported on a Liverpool site before they were drawn.
Liverpool got all the calls in every series.
So yes, I think Rafa's hand is in somebody's pocket. Or vice versa...
A Yahoo! User May 2, 2008 00:13 Flag
Sore looser and thats coming from a United fan...
Ya both not going to Moscow...
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kingofaraby kingofaraby May 3, 2008 02:15 Flag
speaking of teams that buy championships...
diegoshand diegoshand Apr 11, 2008 09:00 Flag
Of course it's fixed! How do you think that English clubs have been so successful in the last two seasons?
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all i know is they are trying to take chelsea to the final, but i dont think it will happen!!
Hadenuffnow Hadenuffnow Apr 10, 2008 16:10 Flag
All leagues are fixed!
Television monopoly (the Sky infestation) is to blame. Work it out.
Why do UEFA care who gets to the final, it was english clubs going on to play chelsea anyway, would arsenal, finalists a few years ago, have less of a chance against chelsea than liverpool?
Why would UEFA want liverpool fans in moscow after what happened in the last final they were in?
It was a case of refereeing decisions that are not consistent. What can you do without sepp 'i'm a loonie' blatter's insistance on no technology being used?
Liverpool were the better team yesterday, except for the first 25 minutes, yes it is hard for arsenal, but hey you try, you come back next year. Only english teams are able to beat english teams at the moment, one had to go.
u don't sound very neutral.but i agree that kuyt got away with one in the first leg.as 4 the liverpool peno that is the kind of decision that some refs give some don;t,pure and simple.what you need is more consistency from the refs,on the day it all depends on who is calling the match.
One shouldn't ignore the last round with Inter Milan. 2 red cards vs Inter in each leg, I watched both and clearly wrong decisions. Maybe lends some credence to your theory.
A Yahoo! User Apr 9, 2008 23:47 Flag
Get real!! Both were penalties one was given the other was not... tough, that is fooball. Remember Franny Jeffers, I didn't hear Venger bleating then.
A Yahoo! User Apr 9, 2008 17:33 Flag
the champions league is not rigged .we need to look at the systems in place that are causing disrepute to soccer and the quality of decisions being made .where are the big decision makers of uefa and how are they going to improve these issues. many complaints about dubious refereeing. the referees have the option of refer with the lines man and making a decision from his input.penalties are ruining soccer.however liverpool won the game by scoring the goals that we did not defend properly.
i dont think the matches are fixed
but its yet again the referee who takes the lime light in such a big game and not the football
the inconsistancy of referees in this day and age is unreal, they all have the same rules to go by.
all i say is football takes second spot to a couple of bad referees cause remember the ref from the first match wasnt the ref from the second match
time for some real changes to referees i feel even a 4th referee who watches from the stands on the tv
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had the pleasure of seeing them before they "blew-up" and while they were still, controversially, called the muslims.
Just got introduced to this kid's music. He goes to school in Hartford and is from Boston. Really good stuff. There's more, but here is the opening track off his album.
and this is one of my favorite songs of his
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no clue....but it shows that you never know where the hit's coming from.
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That's Mulholland Dr. or close. I've ridden up there a few times and there were a lot of motorcycles.
The guy that took the video sits there and shoots all the time, it's a famous road for driving and motorcycles. As you can imagine, there is a lot of material for "bloopers" where there are near accidents and single-crashes when people overcook that corner. It's probably a great place to ride a bicycle, but I'd only do it if the road was closed.
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Near the Rock Store? I'll bet that motorcyclist was a real newbie, not really in control of his bike. A cafe racer wannabe.
Once I was on the back of a friend's motorcycle, going with a bunch of friends to the Rock Store. A Porsche was behind us when we passed by a cop on the side of the road giving someone else a ticket. The Porsche boldly passed us and tucked in right ahead of us, but no one was going particularly fast. The cop caught up to us and apparently noted that the Porsche had passed us, flipped on his lights and pulled the Porsche over. I guess he didn't want to mess with a bunch of bikers.
That's near the Rock store, I used to do that climb, but not anymore. Too many stupid wanna be car and motorcycle racers.
BTW, read some of the comments on YouTube, there is a significant number of idiots trying to blame the cyclist.
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Of course it was the cyclist fault, he should have been on the sidewalk.
That's some really poor motorcycle handling. Not only did he not have confidence in his lean so he drifted out of the turn, but then he didn't even reach for the brake, or try to swerve to the outside into the dirt. At the very least he should lose his MC license for good.
A bit closer another bike came up from behind, a Harley. That rider throttled down as he passed me. I caught up to that second rider and had a beer with him.
What does it say when the considerate riders are Hells Angels?
Perish any man who suspects that these men either did or suffered anything unseemly.
It appeared that he grabbed some brake at the last instant. Either that or the bike sat down on the front susp. when he came off the gas right before impact when he took his left foof off the bike.
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You can barely hear the engine decrease in revs right before impact, but I think he may have been shifting, as it seemed to drop in revs and then pick back up. Either way the guy should not be on the road on a bike like that with others around.
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To me, target fixation sounds akin to the idea of skiing in trees...if you look at the tree, you are more likely to hit it than if you look at the space between the trees. But even if I look at a tree when I'm skiing, i still make SOME attempt to miss it unless I panic and freeze up.
I will second the wearing of a good helmet. I have a friend that did a face plant and his helmet prevented serious injury to his face. About 3 years ago I put my face through the back window of a Toyota, didn't do my face any good but my helmet prevented the injuries from being more serious.
I would also recommend wearing glasses that have a frame all the way around the lens. My glasses were forced into my face and the frames cut into my face. Glasses with no frames around the bottom of the lenses would cut even worse. It is hard to find glasses with frames all the way around but I managed to find a replacement pair with full frames.
So many things he could've done differently to avoid this altogether. Looks like he let up too much coming out of the corner and went wide. He could've just continued standing up the bike and go around the cyclists on the outside. You can see how the bike did that just fine without any rider on it at all.
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1) All molehills are mountains when riding up them. The obvious corollary being that all
mountains are molehills when riding down.
2) All winds are gale force. The only exception occuring when said wind is at your back
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I have to write state-coverage test code for this function (amongst 3 others... i just need to get a little kick-start). This is obviously really easy since this function has only 1 statement... However, I'm having trouble implementing state coverage..
* heap_init -- empty the heap
* INPUTS: none
* OUTPUTS: none
* RETURN VALUE: 1 on success, or 0 on failure
* SIDE EFFECTS: eliminates any events from the heap
heap_init ()
event_heap_len = 0;
return 1;
This is the test code i need to use (provided by my professor) in order to properly test the functions... i'm confused as how to access the "event_heap_len" variable in order to test if it is truly equal to 0... for example I could use a simple IF statement to check if the variable is equal to 0. If it is not, then I can print an error message. However, I do not know how to access the variable from a separate file. Also, the "event_heap_file" is declared as STATIC
test_heap_init (int32_t ret_val)
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GRANTS PASS, Ore. (AP) — Sheriff's officers say an argument over driving escalated into a shooting that left one Oregon man hospitalized.
The Josephine County sheriff's office says a 38-year-old man was shot in the torso Sunday night in a roadside confrontation with another driver. Timothy Correia was hospitalized in fair condition Monday at a Grants Pass, Ore., hospital.
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Look like RIG is going on the offensive.
If you are a judge, with all the reports that have come out and you read this, what would be your reasoning for finding RIG at fault? RIG is in a very strong position here, I think it is BP that needs to pay RIG, not other way around.
However, BP signed a contract that agreed to "protect, release, defend, indemnify and hold harmless" Transocean, its drilling contractor, from "all claims, demands, causes of action, damages, costs, expenses ... judgments and awards of any kind of character, without limit and without regard to the cause or causes thereof".
The contract specified that the indemnity held even in the event of gross negligence.
Guess that's why they're down over 4% today. Lawyers are expensive. They should just play nice and fall in line like the other companies. Then bp and RIG can shake hands and get back to doing business together.
Bp will pay for the lawyers. They would not be doing this 18 months later if they are not sure. The contract is iron clad. If bp wants to move on they need to pay Rig.
OIL ....what strange bedfellows thus makes.
You are misrepresenting the contract between BP and RIG.
It is virtually impossible to "sign away" all one's liability. People/businesses sometimes try to do it, having others sign statements claiming "complete indemnification" but it just DOES NOT hold up when challenged in court -- particularly if one tries to claim indemnification for things like "gross negligence" or "intentional acts."
RIG will lose. The company's lawyers know it too. The challenge is just a delaying tactic (and an attempt to "save face") putting up "a fight" to satiate poorly informed public shareholders.
You are totally correct. Well said.
Why sign the contract? Lol...What part of any report that has come out tells you RIG is more at fault than BP? Because that is essentially what BP needs to get out of the contract.
RIG is the only game in town to go ultra harsh and ultra deep. SEADRILL is the other game in town. Do I really need to tell you what happens when Seadrill know BP cannot work with RIG and BP has no choice?
Yes. Please tell us since you have so much insight into the business. Seems like bp has made a choice for now. When bp and RIG make nicey-nice, it will be back to business for both.
Son, many contracts claim, I should say over claim bemefits that any court will say bo too...they put em in the contract as" Just because"
for it to hold it would have to say BP would cover them if RIG failed to do the required saftey drills and the contract would have to include BP ordered safety alarms disabled and since BP order this then BP would cover RIG....
The over broad clause you posted would be meanless in court.
But even then the court would not absolve RIG for failing to do necessary maintainence,like making sure the alarms worked and crew properly trained...
The court will treat RIG as an adult not an baby and thus hold RIG accountable for adult irresponsibility even if someone else(BP) signed a contract saying they care for em like an baby.
Bp signed the contract! The only people not in good faith is signing something and turn around saying it doesn"t count? Hello? Are you people retarded?
collusion. pure and simple. don't think for one moment that Trans and RIG are not collaborating on a united defense. geez. of course they have worked out an agreement that holds each other harmless or perhaps one paid off the other before they attack BP. very common ploy.
Transocean = RIG
How can RIG and SDRL be the ONLY game in town????????
You have been whining about this for months and while doing so have seen RIG fall quite a bit. I can see why you are frustrated but it isn't going to get a lot better any time soon.


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WASHINGTON, Sept. 19, 2001–The U.S. Department of Agriculture today announced that it will donate about 3,350 metric tons of U.S. agricultural commodities to Catholic Relief Services-United States Catholic Conference Incorporated (CRS) for use in Benin under the Global Food for Education (GFE) program. CRS, a private voluntary organization, will use the commodities for school feeding and education awareness programs in local communities, with a particular focus on the education of girls.
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called intestacy, a decedent's property will go into the hands of the person or
class of people most closely related to the decedent as set forth by the Louisiana
Separate Property Children (and possibly other decedents
through representation) Parents and/or siblings (If parents and siblings,
parents get a usufruct and siblings get naked ownership) Direct ascendants
of the closest relationship inherit to the exclusion of others. If there are ascendants
of equal degree on both sides (mother and father), they split. Collateral
relatives (aunts, cousins) of the closest degree.
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Those looking for an adrenaline shot will get it here! A gradient of maximum 106% makes this the steepest funicular in Europe. Built to transport the heavy construction materials for the Gelmer dam, the funicular is today open for adventure-seeking hikers and transports them up in no time up to 1860 m. above sea level. Once at the top, a walk around the turquoise coloured lake is a must, or a hike up to the Gelmer hut for some more spectacular views.
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In a long story that I'd rather not get into, in November I had to move. I was never particularly happy in Rhode Island [I was happier than my dark depression days, but not happy], even though I loved my job and my gym and my house setup [I miss my home gym!]. But I missed my friends, and I missed earning a livable paycheck, so I packed up and went back to Chicago. I gave myself the winter off to get settled, I knew I would gain weight and get out of shape, but it was something I had to do with all the other stress in my life.
I'm still not "settled" per say, I'm still working on that livable paycheck thing [I've got it some weeks, but I'm still a temp with the company I started at in December so hours fluctuate], my apartment isn't close to ideal, and there's no way I can afford a gym here because they're so expensive. But I've got my friends, I work for a great non-profit, and winter's finally[?] over. *glares at the 49 degree forecast for today*
So, it's time to get serious about working out again. I'm limited in what I can do [no space in my apartment, and I mean that quite literally; no gym membership], but that's not a reason to skip the things I can do. What can I do? Running, of course. My first answer to everything! Incline pushups at my desk at work. "Desk yoga" [you laugh but it really helped my back when it was spasming this winter!]. Just getting out and walking around [I live within a mile of everything I need, except most of my friends, so there's no reason to take the bus].
I snapped this picture at work [the only place I can see most of my body in a mirror] a couple weeks ago. I haven't gained a terrible amount of weight [I honestly thought I'd gained so much more!], but I have lost a lot of muscle and gained a lot of body fat that personal training had usually taken care of.
I know it's been a while since I last posted "progress pics" but if you don't want to go through the archives, believe me, it's a noticeable difference. Especially regarding my upper arms and chest.
So, I buckled down and bought new running shoes. It took me a couple more weeks to actually get out there, but this Tuesday I finally went on a run with my friend Kelly. Okay, it was more of a run/walk. Okay, it was more of a walk with occasional bursts of running that were slower than my walking pace. I'm starting a 5K training plan on Sunday with structured running blocks to help me improve.
That's me, stopping at the peace garden during our run. I still don't like morning runs, but at least the lakeshore path isn't crowded at 9am.
And these were my pedometer stats for Tuesday, which is not entirely accurate with regards to the running distance [because, like I said, our running pace was slower than my usual walking pace] but it's got the distance logged.
It was an exhausting but good outing. I'm still sore [so instead of our planned Thursday run, we're going tomorrow morning]. But I'm back.