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Two and a half weeks ago, i was running on dirt (not sure if that matters) and my right ankle got sore. I stopped running and walked back to my car. By the end of the night, i was swollen and limping. Flash forward to today: I finally have an air cast boot and am taking Vicodin or Advil for pain. After being diagnosed with Tendonitis and Soft Tissue Damage, my new Orthopedic doctor suspects a hairline fracture. How long until i can run again on average?
I was training for my first 5K when this injury happened (5K is end of June). I am worried i won't be ready to run again by then.
P.S. A little FYI about me: I am a newbie runner and this is my first time running in my life.
I don't know the average time, but these are my suggestions:
1) hard as it may sound, let go of this 5K as a "need" and focus on getting yourself well while doing whatever cross training may be possible. Otherwise, you'll be broken forever!
2) find out about getting it diagnosed for certain. Possibly a bone scan? If you don't want to sit around and wait for no reason, you need to KNOW the cause not have them guess. The phrases you've used make it sound like they're making an educated guess, but still a guess.
3) find out about pool running....I have heard it makes continuing to exercise possible while minimizing impact associated injuries.....if your MD isn't helpful enough find another one. The most frustrating thing now would be to stop working out completely. Continuing a different activity would allow you to maintain your cardio fitness at the very least.
4) figure out how to adjust your training (building miles more slowly? more appropriate shoes for your needs? inferior nutrition? inadequate rest time (when the bone heals from the microtrauma running causes)?) so that it doesn't happen again.
Being injured is an opportunity to learn, and improve your future running. Good luck!
How is your ankle? You are from Evansville right?
An average time is not important because you are a new runner, and your legs are untested at this point. Your case is therefor not average, so your healing time will be specific to you.
I agree that you should skip the 5k, because there will be thousands more to run in your lifetime, and they are not likely to hurt you as much as this one could.
While tendonitis isn't going to be as likely in a new runner, tendinosis, if the tendon was weak to begin with, is a possibility. However, soft tissue (muscle) strain is almost guaranteed for a newbie, and it can hurt just as bad as the nastier possibilities. Unfortunately, boots don't do anything for this, except keep you from using it, which you will eventually have to do when the cast is removed. You may then find, as many do, that immobilization weakens tissue, so strength training will need to begin. In the best case the tissue will have healed and will adapt. In the worst case the pain syndrome diagnosed in the tissue will still remain. Other therapies can address that, but could add to your recovery time.
The diagnosis of a stress or hairline fracture tends to predate substantiation, which is often in the form of a scan that reveals a line of mineral deposits that can only form later after healing has begun. For safety's sake, a doctor must take an educated guess before this "proof" can materialize, or risk allowing you to injure yourself further.
While a calcium deposit is taken as a sign of a healed fracture, there obviously aren't going to be any vivisections to back this up, but the diagnosis is considered more safe at this point. Since there are other causes for calcium deposits in tissue other than stress fractures, it is still difficult to guarantee, but this is not as important as getting you to stop whatever is causing the injury or pain, so the guess in this case is as good as money in the bank.
What you need to be concerned about, is the potential for soft bone, brittle bone, osteopenia or osteoporosis. If there are any problems with bone mineralization, or the growth of a healthy collagen matrix, impact sports could be contraindicated for a while, despite their recognized benefit of increasing bone density. Your meds, nutrition, and sun exposure will need to be evaluated for possible contributions to any of these problems. The interactions can be quite complicated.
Some meds can reduce bone density, and some nutrients are only effective in the proper balance. Sunblock can interfere with your body's most productive means of generating vitamin D3, which though helpful for calcium absorption and "bone health," alone does not insure proper calcium distribution. Vitamin K2, a product of fermentation, is critical to this function, but almost non-existent in the average diet. Many diets are poor in other minerals needed for healthy bone, and some even promote bone de-mineralization.
By all means, hit the pool if you have access, until you get cleared for low impact training to model your recovery. The total amount of time all of this will take may depend on all of these variables.
If you weren't told, remember that Vicodin contains a synthetic opioid that is addictive. Is it better to know where your pain is coming from so you can treat it, or to disguise it? Sometimes, the devil you know is better than the devil you don't.
Great answers here before me The short answer is on average 6 weeks for the bone to mend. Soft tissue is a little harder to gage, but probably similar. I would nix the vicodin.
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I had a fight with my mom the other day. This fact in and of itself is not necessarily something I would normally share with you, the devoted readers of Natural Home magazine. However, since my dear friend sent me a bouquet of flowers to remind me that mothers and daughters don't always get along, it bears mentioning.
Flowers are not particularly sustainable. As a life form on this earth they are essential. They are also viable and quite sustainable when left to their own devices. It is when businesses get involved that things start to get a little crazy. Depending on how the flowers are raised, their growth may actually harm the environment with the use of fertilizers and pesticides. The method in which they are harvested, too, can be questionable. The delivery method can be damaging to the earth, as can the containers in which these lovely messages are carried.
While all of this is rather "small potatoes" in a single instance, these are considerations of mine. The biggest though is this—they die. And they do so for no particular reason than to fill my heart with joy for a moment or two and then sit on my kitchen table slowly losing their ability to maintain their cheery faces. This, in my opinion, is an equally devastating travesty.
A bouquet of flowers may bring cheer for a moment or two, but ultimately they die. Photo By Angelique Hayne/Courtesy Flickr.
As I gaze at them trying to soak up every ounce of their beauty while they still have life to give, I wonder about a more sustainable way to show a friend you love her, even if her mother doesn't like her very much right now. A live plant came to mind. I do love those. However, my apartment is honestly so full of the beauties that I will be forced to buy a house in the near future to accommodate them. A bouquet of fruit is a lovely idea, but many of the same issues come into play.
How could I reach out to my friend and tell her thank you for supporting me through this rough patch without damaging the environment at the same time? And, in the future should I be on-the-ball enough to do such a thing for someone, what could I do that would show how much I care, and still care about the earth? Below are a few of the ideas I came up with.
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Healthy chocolate and peanut butter treats: Mix organic cocoa powder, peanut butter and a sweetener of choice (I like to use Xylitol or Raw Honey). Press into cookie cutters and refrigerate. Go for a quick bike ride and deliver them to your friend.
Handmade cards: Gather your collection of magazines and find large blocks of color. Tear these out and use them to create designs on a piece of recycled cardboard. Use a paste of flour and water to attach them.
"Nature" jewelry: Take a hike—maybe even together!—and watch for small, interesting stones. Wrap it with wire and give to your friend as a pendant. Or, choose a piece of your own jewelry that you are done with, and pass it along.
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Executive producer Greg Nicotero explained why Carol was almost bitten during a critical moment in the third season of "The Walking Dead."
"Luke Cage" lead Mike Colter discusses his show's connection to "Jessica Jones"; Keiynan Lonsdale hopes to see Wally West suit up and more.
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M. DREW: Let's run with your posit for a moment that metal culture no longer exists in a cohesive sense (which I still dispute, but I can't debate without arguing in circles, which will get us nowhere.) We can at least agree that metal culture is fractured and in some state of disrepair. There's almost certainly a qualifier in front of the word 'disrepair,' but which one and how serious it is, is likely in the beholder's eye.
CHRIS: Metal's history in the movies is not particularly long or illustrious. All of the odd glances and snickering asides that metal gets from music fans of other stripes are magnified when the medium changes, as filmmakers seldom know what to do with a form of music that is the aural equivalent of a Michael Bay movie (take that for what you will). Most of the time, we end up with metal either being portrayed as music for idiots, or are subject to movies that try to deal with the subject matter with respect, but are terrible attempts at film. I'm looking at you, "Rock Of Ages".


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Markets Saved by the Kid From South Carolina, Again
Now is the winter of our Italian discontent made glorious summer by this son of…South Carolina?
U.S. stocks are rallying again today, and Monday's Italy-induced panic sell-off is already but a distant memory. Stocks have gotten dovish comments from Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke two days in a row, the data's been good for the most part, especially the housing data, and ECB President Mario Draghi added his two cents as well (or maybe it's three now, what with inflation and all).
Besides, nobody really thinks an Italian comedian, even one who gets 25% of the vote, could upset Europe's carefully constructed Rube Goldberg machine.
The DJIA is up more than 170 points (1.3%), touching as high as 14076, and putting everybody back on Record-High Watch (14164.53 for those of you watching at home). Every stocks is rising, with IBM, Caterpillar Boeing, and J.P. Morgan leading the pack.
The S&P 500 is up 20 points (1.4%) at 1517, and the Nasdaq Comp is up 44 (1.4%) at 3174. The moves are being matched in the forex market, where the euro, the risk-on play, is gaining on both the dollar and the yen. In bonds, the yield on the U.S. 10-year is at 1.90%; it had fallen as low as 1.835% this morning. Italian bonds, and it's late in Italy, are little changed; the yield on the Italian 10-year is 4.75%.
If the Dow closes up more than 100 points, and that seems like a given at this point, it would be the fourth straight day the Dow has moved more than 100 points, and fifth in the last six. So while the most recent move is higher, that kind of volatility is a warning sign.
"Momentum remains negative in U.S. equities from last week's highs," Greywolf technical analyst Mark Newton, who's been wary of the market lately, wrote this afternoon. "Despite the sharp rip higher, we'll need to accomplish more from a price perspective to think prices have bottomed in the short run."
Newton cautioned his clients to keep an eye on 1524 (roughly, Monday's high) on the S&P 500. A move above that level would point to a concerted move back toward new highs.


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Former Fed Economists Call For Central Bank to Scrap Fed Funds Rate Target
Economists Brian Sack and Joseph Gagnon have proposed that the Federal Reserve stop targeting the federal funds rate as its benchmark interest rate, and instead use other tools that might give the Fed more flexibility to operate with a central bank portfolio that has dramatically in the past few years.
The Wall Street Journal wrote about their idea a few weeks ago.
At the time, their paper was in draft form. A number of readers asked for a copy of the paper, but it wasn't yet circulating. The two economists have now posted it on the Peterson Institute of International Economics website. Have a look.
Managing the fed funds rate — which is a rate banks charge each other for overnight loans — has become difficult because the Fed has flooded the banking system with so many reserves. To move the rate up in the future, the Fed would have to drain trillions of dollars from the banking system. Under the Gagnon and Sack proposal, the Fed would manage interest rates through two new facilities, one called a reverse repurchase facility and another called interest on reserves, which wouldn't require the Fed to drain reserves. In effect, it would allow the Fed to push up interest rates even with an enormous balance sheet, which already has $4 trillion in assets.
Their ideas are being closely watched in financial markets because both are former senior Fed economists. Sack ran the New York Fed's markets desk until 2012 and is now at the hedge fund D.E. Shaw. Mr. Gagnon is a former staff economist at the Fed Board in Washington and is now a fellow at Peterson.
The Fed is looking at this idea, but hasn't made decisions. Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said earlier this month that the Fed is examining its framework for how to run monetary policy in the future, but he was noncommittal about how it might shift. "Some specific aspects of the Federal Reserve's operating framework will change," he said in a speech at the American Economic Association. "The Committee will be considering this question in the future, taking into account what it learned from its experience with an expanded balance sheet and new tools for managing interest rate."
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It was my darkest day ever in a lifetime of waterfowl hunting.
Two partners and I were in our floating blind on Lake Barkley in western Kentucky. Action was slow, and we were passing the morning swapping tales and scanning the skies.
"Wonder what those guys are up to?" one of my buddies asked, motioning toward an island 100 yards left of our spread. Four hunters were standing in brush, surveying the scene.
"Probably freelancers looking for a place to set up," I surmised. After a few minutes, the hunters turned and disappeared back into the cover.
A couple of minutes later we heard yelling, and we saw one of the hunters running back across the island in our direction. He lunged into the water armpit-deep, waving and calling for help.
"What's wrong?" I shouted.
"Our boat sunk," he replied. "One of us has drowned!"
There is no way to describe the shock those words brought. "Go back. We'll come around in the boat," we instructed.
When we got there, we encountered a pitiful scene. Three young men were wet and shivering. All were crying. Two bags of decoys were floating at the waterline. A Labrador retriever was nosing around in the brush.
We learned that these hunters and a companion had paddled across the river in a low-sided johnboat. After surveying the scene from the island, they had reentered the boat and pushed out into the channel. As one hunter explained, "We had the load balanced just right, but then the dog shifted his weight, and the corner of the boat went under."
The hunters suddenly found themselves in the water. None was wearing a life jacket. Three swam into the shallows where they could stand up, but the fourth – a 19-year-old college student – panicked while struggling to remove his hip boots. He went under in deep water as his companions watched helplessly.
We ferried the survivors back to shore, carried them to a local grocery to warm up, and summoned the rescue squad.
Waterfowl hunting can be perilous. It is practiced in wet, wild places in the heart of winter. It exposes hunters to the risks of hypothermia, getting lost, or several other possible injuries. Duck and goose hunting involves using firearms in a time of great excitement.
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Saturday, 03/17/1990
23 East Caberet, Ardmore, PA
Set 1: GolgiGolgi Apparatus, Esther, Dinner and a Movie > Bouncin'Bouncing Around the Room -> MSOMy Sweet One > Rhombus Narration > DividedDivided Sky, Donna Lee, LizardsThe Lizards[1], AntelopeRun Like an Antelope
Set 2: Killer Joe[2], Bold As Love, Oh Kee PaThe Oh Kee Pa Ceremony > BagAC/DC Bag > Foam, YEMYou Enjoy Myself
Encore: GTBTGood Times Bad Times
[1] Lyrics changed to "He got a pint of Guinness and proceeded to get really drunk."
[2] First known performance.
· Entrance of the Gladiators tease in The Lizards
Average Song Gap: 7.81
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: This show featured the first known performance of Killer Joe. Lizards had lyrics changed to "He got a pint of Guinness and proceeded to get really drunk."
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6 Junta
4 Lawn Boy
4 The White Tape
2 Stash
2 The Man Who Stepped into Yesterday
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This show was part of the "1990 Tour."
Everything about the set screams "STANDAAAAARD!" All songs from Golgi through MSO are interchangeable with any other generic performances from the era, with the exception of Bouncing which has an uncomfortably unfamiliar ending and a questionable ->. Divided Sky and Lizards are solid, and Antelope provides what would be probably the major highlight from this one set recording. Apart from Bowie, Possum, and YEM, it was really the only tune they were consistently slaying during this time period. This Antelope has some crazy note-bending tension from Trey in the final buildup and is an enjoyable listen as usual. Overall, though, this show is nothing special and I wouldn't particularly recommend it. 2.5 stars.


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Colorado State Rep. Joe Salazar recently argued that college campuses should ban concealed carry weapons. He "rationalizes" as a woman you may "feel like you're going to be raped...when you may actually not be...and you pop, pop a round at somebody." He also says a woman should use a call box or a whistle if she is in danger.
Ladies, if you own a business, our state Rep. Millie Hamner voted against your right to use deadly force to defend yourself against an intruder in your place of business (HB-1088).
Democrats are avid proponents of giving women equality in military combat positions.
So, I can defend my country but not my business or myself? Don't insult my intelligence.
Will liberal Colorado legislators like Reps. Hamner and Salazar also have in their sites a repeal of Colorado's Castle Doctrine?
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Rising abruptly from the desert floor, the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument reaches an elevation of 10,834 feet at the summit of Mount San Jacinto. Providing a picturesque backdrop to local communities, the National Monument significantly contributes to the Coachella Valley's lure as a popular resort and retirement community. It is also a desirable backcountry destination that can be accessed via trails from both the valley floor and the alpine village of Idyllwild.
The National Monument's boundary encompasses about 280,000 acres, including 67,000 acres within the San Jacinto Ranger District of the San Bernardino National Forest, and 97,000 acres within the Bureau of Land Management's California Desert Conservation Area. The National Monument includes two federal wilderness areas -- the Santa Rosa Wilderness and the San Jacinto Wilderness -- as well as lands owned and administered by the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, California Department of Parks and Recreation, California Department of Fish and Wildlife, municipalities of the Coachella Valley, and private landowners.
The Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument was established by an Act of Congress on October 24, 2000 "in order to preserve the nationally significant biological, cultural, recreational, geological, educational, and scientific values found in the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains and to secure now and for future generations the opportunity to experience and enjoy the magnificent vistas, wildlife, land forms, and natural and cultural resources in these mountains and to recreate therein" (Public Law 106-351). Establishment of the National Monument reflects the vision of local citizens and national leaders to ensure this special landscape is protected for all time.
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Definición de internalize en inglés:
(also internalise)
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1 Psychology Make (attitudes or behaviour) part of one's nature by learning or unconscious assimilation: people learn gender stereotypes and internalize them
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- Of course many of us have internalized toxic attitudes such as racism and homophobia, Gage writes.
- This is the key to internalizing the gratitude attitude.
- Depression is seen by many as something shameful or embarrassing, and it's very easy to internalize that attitude.
1.1Acquire knowledge of (the rules of a language).
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- This silent period helps them internalize the rules of the language they are exposed to.
- Not that they don't want to help, man, they always do, and they always try, but since they were born with the language, they have internalized all the rules and pattern and exception.
- Both deconstruction and structuralism asserted that people are culturally and socially constructed, and that they internalize culture much in the same way that they internalize a natural language.
2 Economics Incorporate (costs) as part of a pricing structure, especially social costs resulting from a product's manufacture and use: industry must internalize the cost of disposal
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- You could say we should internalize those costs in prices, so that it affects people's behaviour.
- Before the Coase Theorem, the prevailing view in economics was government intervention in the form of taxes on externalities, forcing the polluter to internalize costs borne by others.
- Without private property, the incentives that economic actors face will not be such to internalize the costs and benefits of decisions and as a result economic decisions will not be as prudent as they otherwise would be.
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- The willingness with which citizens pay taxes is one of the best indicators of the internalization of the social contract, of the sort of stability that is necessary for investment and economic progress.
- They believe that the internalization of the message of Islam can bring about the social transformation necessary for the establishment of the virtuous city.
- The internalization of dollars as markers for human worth and artistic achievement has insidiously skewed how we view the meaning of culture and creativity.
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The St. James community is invited to meet at St. James High School around 1:30 p.m. today (Saturday) to give a send-off to the Lady Tiger basketball team.
The Lady Tigers will be playing in the Missouri Class 3 Quarterfinals in Springfield on Saturday. The school has chartered a bus for the squad. The bus loads at 1:30 p.m. and will depart at 2 p.m. Parents will be decorating cars and give the squad a sendoff caravan to I-44.
Fans are urged to come out and help send off the Lady Tigers.
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Kids will enjoy "building" this shapely sandwich cookie!
Weekdays on Nick Jr.
Preheat oven to 350�F. Line two cookie sheets with parchment paper.
Knead the flour into the sugar cookie dough until smooth. Divide the dough in half. Roll each piece of dough on a lightly floured surface to a scant 1/4-inch thickness. Cut out as many 3 1/4-inch circles with a cookie cutter or rim of a glass. Transfer the cookies to the prepared cookie sheets, about an inch apart. Remove a 2 1/4-inch circle from one edge of half of the cookies to make the "helmet" shape. Re-roll the scraps and repeat the above directions to make a total of 10 helmets.
Bake until the cookies are golden and firm to the touch, about 10 to 12 minutes. Transfer to a wire rack and cool completely.
Tint 1 cup of the vanilla frosting pale pink by combining the red and yellow food coloring. Tint 1/4 cup of the vanilla frosting with the blue food coloring and spoon it into a plastic resealable bag. Tint the remaining vanilla frosting yellow and spoon into a plastic resealable bag. Lastly, spoon the chocolate frosting into a plastic resealable bag. Press out the excess air and seal all the bags.
Place the blue sugar in a shallow bowl. Next, microwave the corn syrup in another small bowl. Working on one "helmet" cookie at a time, lightly brush the top of the cookie with corn syrup. Dip the top of the cookie in the blue sugar to coat. Repeat with the remaining "helmet" cookies.
Spread the light pink frosting on top of the whole cookies and make smooth. Place a "helmet" cookie on top, pressing into the frosting to secure.
Snip a small 1/8-inch corner from each of the bags that contain frosting. Using the photo as a guide, pipe the blue frosting "bangs" on top of the cookies. Pipe several circles of the yellow frosting around the face area. Pipe two dots of yellow frosting at the top edge of the cookie and add the red candies as Geo's antennae. Add the brown candies as the eyes, and pipe a mouth using the chocolate frosting.
Kids will love counting and crunching on these delicious digits!
Here's a mighty healthy lunch idea--go on, take it for a spin!
On a mission for an umirrific cake? It's Bot to the rescue!
Bake a cake to look just like your kid's favorite pattern-powered Umi friend!
Shape a cake to look like Geo!
Your Umi fan will say 'Great Gigabytes' when you make this avocado & cheese sandwich
Make a mighty cute sandwich for your little Milli fan
Make a super cream cheese sandwich for your hungry Umi fan!
Pizza for dessert? It's umirrific!
Great gigabytes! Kids will love taking a bite out of this cookie!
Kids will love making a sweet treat that looks just like Milli!
Take your little Umizoomi fan for a sweet ride with this easy homemade cake
It's a-Bot time for these yummy cupcakes!
Shape up with these math-minded cupcakes from Geo!
Make way for Milli's mighty good cupcakes!
Get on board and make these shipshape Geo cupcakes for your Halloween party!
Kids will want Bot's cupcake mummy in their tummy!
Your little bumblebee will buzz with anticipation for Milli's super special cupcakes!
Dora's keeping your cookie undercover until the surprise treat is ready to be unwrapped by a friend!
Dora's dessert is a garden of delights with fruity flowers & sweet pudding!
Kids will have fun in the kitchen making these bubble bites just right!
Fishin' for a quick and easy treat for your Bubble Guppies fan?
Create a snack your kids won't be able to keep their paws off!
Make this snack in a snap & watch them disappear like magic!
No baking job is too big, no pup lover is too small to help out in the kitchen!
Thanksgiving guests will want to swipe every last piece
Surprise party guests with this pair of costume-clad bunnies
Make this a-DORA-ble autumn treat for the apple of your eye!
These swim-sational cookies will pop right out of your cookie jar!
Make no bones about it, these cookies are delicious & easy to make!
Present your pie with your preschooler's favorite explorer!
A winter treat your kids can FROST and EAT!
Dress up sugar cookies in Dora's festive and fruity attire!
These simple snacks are filled with fruit and almost too pretty to eat! Almost...
Let Max wish your little bunny a happy Valentine's Day!
Excelente! That's an understatement!
A high-flying Diego dessert in disguise!
Bake up purr-fect cookies for your Halloween fiesta!
Turn plain pound cake into bite-sized cake pops that look like Little Fish!
Pizza for dessert? It's umirrific!
Little drummers everywhere will love these sweet treats
Great gigabytes! Kids will love taking a bite out of this cookie!
Kids will love making a sweet treat that looks just like Milli!
Make this tasty treat any day of the week--it's simple!
Kids will want s'more of this chocolate and marshmallow-filled treat!
The perfect treats to make and decorate together!
Kids will roar for more of these Triassic treats!
Your kids will love keeping track of this colossal cookie that's perfect for sharing!


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I have setup the router to port forward 5001 to the IP address of the computer that is running the PS3 media server.
I have a Ubuntu 9.04 desktop running PS3 media server and I am able to see the server from Cidero media controller running on a WinXP laptop.
I've tried running PS3 media server from the WinXP laptop and I am able to see the server from the Ubuntu desktop running Cidero media controller.
This would suggest to me that the router is setup to allow uPNP traffic to go through it but yet the PS3 can't find the information.
Both servers are able to see the PS3 (I only ever run one at a time so they can't conflict) but the PS3 isn't able to find any server at all. Both computers are also able to ping the PS3 so information is getting through and back again - just nothing from the media server.
Any ideas/advice that anyone could pass on would be greatfull.
The output from PS3 media server (when run on Ubuntu) is below. When run from WinXP the output looks very similar
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[main] TRACE 14:01:53.597 Starting Java PS3 Media Server v1.10.5
[main] TRACE 14:01:53.600 by shagrath / 2008-2009
[main] TRACE 14:01:53.601 http://ps3mediaserver.blogspot.com
[main] TRACE 14:01:53.601 http://code.google.com/p/ps3mediaserver
[main] TRACE 14:01:53.602
[main] TRACE 14:01:53.602 Java 1.6.0_0-Sun Microsystems Inc.
[main] TRACE 14:01:53.603 OS Linux i386 2.6.28-11-generic
[main] TRACE 14:01:53.603 Encoding: UTF-8
[main] TRACE 14:01:53.651 Temp folder: /tmp/javaps3media
[main] TRACE 14:01:53.708 Registering transcoding engine FFmpeg Audio
[main] TRACE 14:01:53.734 Registering transcoding engine MEncoder
[main] TRACE 14:01:53.736 Registering transcoding engine MPlayer Audio
[main] TRACE 14:01:53.772 Registering transcoding engine MEncoder Web
[main] TRACE 14:01:53.775 Registering transcoding engine MPlayer Video Dump
[main] TRACE 14:01:53.776 Registering transcoding engine MPlayer Web
[main] TRACE 14:01:53.789 Registering transcoding engine TsMuxer
[main] TRACE 14:01:53.790 Registering transcoding engine Audio High Fidelity
[main] TRACE 14:01:53.793 Registering transcoding engine VideoLan Audio Streaming
[main] TRACE 14:01:53.794 Registering transcoding engine VideoLan Video Streaming
[main] TRACE 14:01:53.795 Registering transcoding engine Raws Thumbnailer
[main] TRACE 14:01:54.714 Scanning network interface wlan0 / wlan0
[main] TRACE 14:01:54.762 Using address /192.168.123.176 found on network interface: name:wlan0 (wlan0) index: 3 addresses: /192.168.123.176;
[main] TRACE 14:01:54.763 Created socket: /192.168.123.176:5001
[Thread-2] TRACE 14:01:54.791 Starting DLNA Server on host 192.168.123.176 and port 5001...
[main] TRACE 14:01:54.826 Sending ALIVE...
[main] TRACE 14:01:54.849 Using following UUID: 384d48cd-8049-3e3b-8329-092775e29c7f
[Thread-2] TRACE 14:01:59.142 Receiving a request from: 192.168.123.111
[main] TRACE 14:01:59.971 It's ready! You should see the server appears on XMB
[Thread-6] TRACE 14:02:09.968 Sending ALIVE...
[Thread-2] TRACE 14:02:18.504 Receiving a request from: 192.168.123.116
[Thread-6] TRACE 14:02:34.285 Sending ALIVE...
[Thread-6] TRACE 14:05:39.899 Sending ALIVE...


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I have made and posted various meatballs recipes before (like this one, and this one), but I was reminded just how awesome they were when I made them for tonight's pasta dinner. These babies stick together, have great texture and taste (as long as you're at least partially partial to tempeh), and will hold up when simmered in a sauce.
- 1/2 cup vital wheat gluten
- 2 tsp ground fennel seed
- 2 tbsp soy sauce
- 2 tbsp HP sauce/A1 Sauce/BBQ sauce


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"Revolution" Ends, "TMNT/Batman:TAS" Begins in IDW's November 2016 Solicitations
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Superstar writer Scott Snyder spoke with CBR TV about his and Jim Lee's plans for Lex Luthor in "Superman Unchained," redefining Batman with "Zero Year" and his involvement - or lack thereof - in "Zero Year" tie-ins.
Doug Zawisza gives "Batman" #23 4 stars, calling Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's latest "Zero Year" chapter an "action-oriented sliver of the tale, but finely detailed and absolutely critical."
In DC Comics' preview of "Batman" #23 by Scott Snyder & Greg Capullo, Bruce Wayne endures a savage beating from the Red Hood Gang. The latest chapter of "Zero Year" goes on sale August 14.
At San Deigo Comic-Con International's "Batman: Zero Year" panel writer Scott Snyder and artist Greg Capullo gave fans an exclusive look at "Batman" issue #23 and the plot for issue #24.
DC Comics has provided CBR with an exclusive first look at Gary Frank's variant cover for "Batman" #23, which continues Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's "Zero Year" arc.
Jim Johnson gives "Batman" #22 4 stars, saying the second issue of Scott Snyder & Greg Capullo's "Zero Year" arc "adds fresh touches to elaborate on a pre-Batman Bruce Wayne."
Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's "Zero Year" epic continues in July 10's "Batman" #22, and DC Comics has released a preview of the latest chapter of the Dark Knight's new origin tale.
Greg McElhatton gives "Batman" #21 by Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo 4 stars, calling the first chapter of "Zero Year" "a good first chapter, and it holds a lot of promise for the next ten installments to come."
DC Comics has released new preview art of "Batman" #21 by Greg Capullo. Featuring a main story written by Scott Snyder and a back-up tale by Snyder, James Tynion IV & Rafael Albuquerque, "Zero Year" begins June 12.
Courtesy of DC Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of Scott Snyder and Rafael Albuquerque's back-up story from "Batman" #21, the first chapter of "Zero Year."
DC Comics has released a preview of Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's "Batman" #21, the first chapter of "Year Zero." The Dark Knight's New 52 origin story goes on sale June 12.
With the start of their eleven-part "Zero Year" origin for "Batman" just around the corner, Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo are going for a Rock N Roll revival of the Dark Knight's first adventure in Gotham with surprises to spare.
Doug Zawisza gives "Batman" #20 4 stars, saying the issue by Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo "reads like a breath of fresh air, albeit one tinged with loss and lament" following the death of Damian.
CBR spoke with Scott Snyder and Jim Lee during a Free Comic Book Day signing about their upcoming title, "Superman Unchained," and Snyder and Greg Capullo's "Batman: Zero Year" origin story.
DC Comics has released a design for Joker's Daughter in the New 52, teasing a new evil in Gotham City with the face of Joker in the spirit of his redesign for Scott Snyder & Greg Capullo's "Death of the Family."
Greg McElhatton gives "Batman" #19 4.5 stars, calling the issue by Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo with James Tynion IV and Alex Maleev "one of my favorite issues of this series to date."
Scott Snyder discusses his and Greg Capullo's "Batman Zero Year," assuring fans they have no plans to simply retell "Year One," asking readers to just give the story's first 4 pages a chance to sell them on the story.
This week, Emily gets grungy, the X-Men get X-rayed, the "Uncanny X-Men" logo gets ripped apart, Wolverine goes old-school and DC Comics' requiem for Robin gets us all teary.
DC Comics has released Greg Capullo's full gatefold cover for "Batman" #19, which reveals the identity of Bruce Wayne's greatest enemy as teased in the cover copy.
DC has released a first look at upcoming issues of "Batgirl," "Batman" and "Batman and Red Robin" set in the wake of Damian Wayne's demise in the pages of "Batman Incorporated." Robin's Requiem begins this month.
With word out that his and Greg Capullo's next "Batman" arc will be the eleven-issue origin "Zero Year," Scott Snyder explains why he's telling a story new and separate from Miller & Mazzucchelli's "Year One."
DC Comics announced this morning that Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's next major "Batman" story will take readers to the Dark Knight Detective's past -- "Zero Year," to be specific. UPDATED With New Art.
ROBOT 6's Chris Arrant spoke with artist Greg Capullo about "Batman," his relationships with Scott Snyder & Todd McFarlane and the progression of his career from Marvel Comics to "Spawn" and beyond.
With this week's conclusion of Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's Joker-centric storyline, "Death of the Family," we thought we'd see what you believe is the best multi-issue Joker storyline of all-time!
Fan-favorite writer Scott Snyder discussed love and death in "Batman" #17, the explosive final issue of DC Comics' Batman-driven crossover event, "Death of the Family." And that's no joke.
Doug Zawisza gives "Batman" #17 5 stars, calling Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's conclusion to "Death of the Family" "a stunning conclusion that permanently scars the Bat-family in a way not unlike the Joker's own disfigurement."
Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's conclusion to "Death of the Family" in "Batman" #17, set to hit comic stores this week, has been leaked online in advance of its release date.
As the Joker-themed event races towards its horrifying conclusion, writer Scott Snyder explains how the end of Batman's "Death of the Family" will be "inspiring and infuriating" all at once.
Not unlike like Linus in "A Charlie Brown Christmas," Brett steps into the spotlight this week to explain to us all what X-Force is really all about.
Courtesy of DC Comics, we have a preview of "Batman" #16 by the white hot creative team of Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo. "Death of the Family" continues January 16.
Kelly Thompson gives Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's "Batman" #16 4.5 stars, saying the creative team "delivers a brutal cliff-hanger of an ending that will leave readers aching for more."
"Death of the Family" mastermind Scott Snyder shares his thoughts on the importance of being Alfred and how Joker's calling card found its way into the Batcave in this installment of THE BAT SIGNAL.
Doug Zawisza gives "Batman" #15 by Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo 4 stars, calling the latest installment of "Death of the Family" "an unpredictably bizarre tangle of ideas wilder than a roller coaster."
DC Comics has provided CBR with an exclusive first look at Alex Garner's fiery variant cover for "Batman" #16, Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's next "Death of the Family" chapter on sale in January.
DC Comics has released a preview of "Batman" #15, a continuation of the "Death of the Family" event by Scott Snyder & Greg Capullo. The madness of The Joker's plan is revealed December 12.
DC has announced fan-favorite artist Andy Kubert will fill in for regular "Batman" artist Greg Capullo for issue #18 in a story featuring character Harper Row written by Scott Snyder. The issue hits March 13.
"Batman" artist Greg Capullo speaks about the ongoing "Death Of The Family" crossover, including how he visually tackles the Bat family and the book's upcoming look at Arkham Asylum.
Greg McElhatton gives "Batman" #14 by Scott Snyder with art by Greg Capullo 5 stars, saying "Death of the Family" "is rapidly shaping up to be an extremely memorable story."
DC Comics has released a first look at "Batman" #14 by writer Scott Snyder and artist Greg Capullo. Batman's "Death of the Family" continues November 14.
"Batman" writer Scott Snyder and artist Greg Capullo reflect with CBR News on Bruce Wayne's ongoing struggles, the beginning of "Death Of The Family" and the nature of their collaboration.
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Interview by Megan Wilson (@shegotgame)
The artist collaboration is a mainstay in fashion, both streetwear and high end. For éS' latest capsule collection, they've teamed up with Mark Ward, a London-based graphic artist and illustrator. Ward is known for creating bright pieces driven by 1980s and 90s Americana, but with his own personal twist. As part of the partnership, Ward designed a pair of La Brea sneakers, four t-shirts, jackets and a cap. He's also putting the finishing touches on his new exhibit entitled "As Seen on TV" running to August 18, 2011 at Kemistry Gallery at 43 Charlote Road in London.
We spoke to Ward as he was finishing pieces for "As Seen on TV", getting his views on skate culture and his partnership with éS.


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Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2012
ATLANTA (AP) -- Georgians have approved a constitutional amendment that would allow a new state board to issue charters for private operators to run independent public schools.
With 94 percent of precincts reporting, 1.89 million voters -- or 58 percent -- supported the proposal. A total of1.37 million or 42 percent opposed it.
Gov. Nathan Deal and school choice advocates pitched the amendment as a way to give Georgia families more educational options. State Superintendent John Barge led educator groups in opposition, saying it would lessen local control and siphon public money away from existing schools.
Control over charters now rests mostly with local school boards, though operators who are denied can appeal to the state Board of Education. Georgia has about 200 charter schools already. They will not be immediately affected by the outcome.
(Copyright 2012, The Associated Press)


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Celebrate La Roja in 2014 in this official adidas home jersey.
While Spain's traditional colors are red and yellow, the 2014 home jersey features a rich red and gold to celebrate Spain as the reigning FIFA World Cup™ champions.
ClimaCool jersey with embroidered adidas logo on the front, woven Spain team crest and championship star and 2010 FIFA World Cup™ championship patch.
Transparent tape on the sides further subtracts from the jersey's weight. Subtle pinstripes on the torso add to this jersey's elegant and classic design.
Each of adidas' 2014 federation jerseys has an iconic band across the shoulders to signify unity. These revolutionary kits are the lightest that adidas has ever designed.
100% polyester.
NOTE: Tight fit, which means any jersey classified as Authentic will run small. The authentic is the actual piece that is worn on field. The authentic uses a performance cut for a snug fit. It also has a bonded crest. The authentic also features upgraded materials. The upgraded materials on the authentic result in a lighter weight.
Apoya a España con esta camiseta oficial de local hecha por adidas. Aunque los colores tradicionales de España son el rojo y el amarillo, la camiseta de local para 2014 viene en rojo y dorado para celebrar a los actuales campeones del mundo. Esta camiseta


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Authorities say the community is not in danger after an inmate failed to return to the Summit County Jail from work release Monday.
A warrant has been issued for the arrest of Ramon Soto, 35, of Leadville, after he apparently went to Denver without authorization during a scheduled work release Monday.
He is facing a misdemeanor charge of escape.
"Even though the charge is escape, this is considered a walk-away," Summit County Sheriff John Minor stated in a release on the incident. "There is no concern for the safety of the community, although obviously, once he is back in custody his work release privileges will be revoked."
Soto reportedly called the staff at the Summit County Jail to let them know he would be late returning from his release because a friend's car broke down. A warrant for his arrest was issued Tuesday when he had still failed to report to the jail.
He was serving a one-year sentence for a DUI conviction out of Lake County, according to the statement.


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Julianne Moore will star in the final two "The Hunger Games" movies.
The four-time Oscar-nominee will play President Alma Coin, Lionsgate announced Friday. The 52-year-old actress will playing the stoic leader of the rebellion against the Capitol.
"It's official! Please welcome Julianne Moore as 'President Alma Coin' to the cast of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Parts 1&2," the official statement read on the Hunger Games Facebook page.
Shouldn't we be hearing trumpets or something?
Moore's "Boogie Nights" co-star Philip Seymour Hoffman is also joining the cast as Plutarch Heavensbee. The two will star alongside stars of the first film Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson and Liam Hemsworth.
Based on the third book in Suzanne Collins' trilogy, "Mockingjay Parts 1 and 2" are due to be released November 2014 and 2015. The second film "Catching Fire," hits theaters on Nov. 22.
Contact Tony Hicks at Facebook.com/BayAreaNewsGroup.TonyHicks or Twitter.com/insertfoot.


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Arts education expert will speak, lead roundtable
Published: Saturday, March 9, 2013 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, March 8, 2013 at 11:41 p.m.
TUSCALOOSA | An internationally known expert on arts education will speak at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Tuscaloosa River Market, 1900 Jack Warner Parkway.
Marc Bamuthi Joseph, the director of performing arts at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco, will discuss the role of artists, patrons and audiences in sustaining American culture. He will share stories about his creative efforts in the context of larger cultural and political discussions. The program will also feature a special step performance by the Lambda Zeta Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta.
The event is sponsored by the Unversity of Alabama's Creative Campus and is free and open to the public.
Joseph will also lead a community roundtable on "The Creative Eco-System" at 4:30 p.m. Monday at the Allen Bales Theater on the University of Alabama campus.
Also, at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday in 300 Mortar Board Room of the Ferguson Center, Joseph will lead a discussion with UA faculty about creativity and the learning process.
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Veteran public television host Gary Spetz continues his artistic journeys in "Color World." This visual travelogue emphasizes the path the painter-photographer takes when creating his art. Spetz encourages viewers to open their eyes and appreciate the often-overlooked beauty in simple scenes.
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Llama was absolutely blistering, almost too much. Right into a nice Foam with a few off spots, but very dynamic. Fee had some weak Mike spots. Poor Heart had a bad top, but turned out ok. Maze was just average for me tonight, as was IDK with Fish on trombone. Sample was pretty good and is definitely growing on the crowd. ATR had some rough spots from Trey again and seemed a little uptight. Jim was good and they are finally warmed up! And for some reason they stop to do a first set Grace? Cavern was a good solid closer for this set.
Kind of an uninspired Landlady to open up second set. Trey blows the intro part to an average Melt, the bridge was also rough. Sparkle had really good control, and Tweezer was solid. It was nice to hear Mound and then the balls come out. FEFY seemed a little rushed, but was good overall. YEM was terrible as Trey rushed in and no one followed. The funky jam later was good and the vocal jam almost had an Under Pressure tease and creepy Malachi growls from Mike and then SHUT UP! Trey whips out the acoustic for a weak Horse, but there was a lot of joking around going on. Silent was also weak in the timing and Trey needed to tune. HYHU brings Fishman out for a classic Prison Joke segment. Wow, is all I can say. Terrapin was standard. Almost sounds like Fish teases Moby Dick before they do GTBT to close up an awkward second set.
The barbershop does double duty tonight as we have a decent Carolina encore. Then some funny stage banter about Page loosening up before an average Coil. Page beautifully takes us home.
Definitely not as good as the last show, but not too bad. This one seems to have the right score at three and a half stars. I'm giving four to keep the average up, but only because Fishman had a really good night again.


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One of the many issues security professionals face is tracking down information for their particular security challenges. Oracle has a multitude of resources across our comprehensive database security defense-in-depth solutions. Quite frankly, it can be difficult to find the particular information you're looking for. So, here's an attempt to consolidate some of those key resources:
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The Garfield County Sheriff's Office reported Thursday night that DNA tests conducted by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation have confirmed the human remains found on July 12 four miles east of Battlement Mesa are those of Mary Comiskey.
Comiskey disappeared in December 2005. Now that the remains have been positively identified and the family notified, the sheriff's office "will continue its investigation into the cause of death," according to the statement the office released Thursday night. "Since this is an active investigation, no further information will be released at this time."
Attempts by the Post Independent to reach the family this week were not successful.
Hikers found the remains on private property a short distance off County Road 309 last Friday. Sheriff's officials worked with the CBI through the night to collect the remains and investigate the scene.
Comiskey, who was 22 at the time of her disappearance and the mother of two children, was last seen around 4:30 p.m. on Dec. 17, 2005, in the Morrisania Mesa area, in the vicinity of County Roads 301 and 355. County Road 309 is located just a short distance to the north of those roads, separated by rugged, sage-covered terrain.
Authorities said at the time that they did not believe foul play was involved. According to a Post Independent article at the time, Comiskey apparently wandered away after she and a half sister had driven to a friend's residence. The half sister went inside and returned to the vehicle a short time later and found Comiskey gone.
"We don't believe foul play is involved," Garfield County Sheriff Lou Vallario said then.
Comiskey's case is profiled on The Charley Project website (www.charleyproject.org), which focuses on missing person cold cases across the United States. The profile indicates Comiskey's live-in boyfriend, Bill Sonnier, showed up at the residence about 10 minutes later, but said he hadn't seen her.
The report also indicates that Comiskey had become involved with a group of methamphetamine users, and that her behavior had become erratic.
"Authorities stated there is no evidence of foul play in Comiskey's case, but it's uncharacteristic of her to leave without warning," the Charley Project profile states, adding that some family members suspect she may have been murdered.


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Hello C25K Newbies!!! I completed my first run this morning and would love to have some running buddies to keep me motivated over the next 9 weeks. I suppose I can't truely consider myself a newbie as I did complete the program back in 2010 but life got busy as it always does and I put myself on the backburner once again. I still remember the awesome feeling of crossing the finish line of the 5K I completed that summer and I want that feeling back!! It felt soooo good to be taking better care of myself and the running did wonders for stress (I am a Grade 6 teacher). I've reached my breaking point where it has become clear that I need to start taking better care of myself and so here I am!! I would love to do this with others that are starting as well whether it be today or next week...we can do it!! :) Tammy
Hiya - me and the GF just completed our W1D1 run this afternoon (It's 6pm in Ireland now) - I know it's not really June yet, but it's close enough oth me
Both me and the GF are IT professionals who also spend most of our off-time at the PCs, so the running is sorely needed, especially for myself, I am somewhat more overweight and in bad shape than her.
I'm hoping to get started tonight. I completed C25K about a year ago and was forced to stop for the past 8 months or so due to a back injury and fibromyalgia. I have absolutely no will power to get re-started. I've been trying now for a couple months. Now like a dummy I'm going to start when the weather is in the 90's with 90% humidity. I have been reading the threads on here for the past couple of days, and I have to say, the people on here is what got me through the program the first time and the more I read, I'm feeling the motivation coming back.
Thank you to everyone and I hope we all stick to it. C25K is a great program and it really works.
C25K Started 5-16-11 quit due to injury. Re-starting C25K 6-4-12
1st 5K - 7-30-11 Completed-4H 5K-Brown County Fairgrounds-49:36-walked with some jogs added in
I am also getting geared up to start the C25K on 6/1/12. My job has been stressful the last few months and I have decided I need to get some "me time".
Two summers ago I was able to complete two 5K runs, but I haven't done any running since. Mostly due to back issues. I have made the decision it's time to get back into running---no time like the present.
I look forward to checking in here with all of you!
I am not doing the program, but I would be happy to be here to cheer you on! I have completed three 5k races, with the most recent (May 2012) being the first time I ran the entire thing. Its so rewarding. So as long as you don't mind, I am here for encouragement!
Weight Loss 32 lbs loss to date (since 01/2012)
5k Races 2011
Chicago Monster Dash 10/29/2011 - 53:10
5k Races 2012
Chicago Polar Dash 1/21/2012 - 49:00
Hartland Healthy Life 5/19/2012 - 43:08
Summerfest Rock 'n Sole 6/23/2012 - 39:56 PR
Run with Wolfes 9/16/2012 -
Susan G. Komen 9/23/2012 -
Chicago Monster Dash 10/21/2012 -
7k-10k Races 2012
Chicago Get Lucky 3/18/2012 - 1:01:36
Obstacles/Mud Runs 2012
Dirty Girl Mud Run (WI) - 8/19/2012
Keep on keepin' on!
I have tried several times to start the C25K program and only made it through the first or second week. I have done several 5ks, but have always walked them. I would LOVE to be able to run the next one that I do. My goal is to be able to run the Disney half marathon in January. I will start the program on Friday, June 1st.
Well, I had a great surprise when I went to start W1D1, my husband decided to go with me. He has a bad knee so we walked for a mile rather than start week 1, but that's ok. He'll probably want to walk a couple more times before we start, so I'm looking forward to starting the program on Monday. I'm just thankful he's willing to get off the couch and go with me.
C25K Started 5-16-11 quit due to injury. Re-starting C25K 6-4-12
1st 5K - 7-30-11 Completed-4H 5K-Brown County Fairgrounds-49:36-walked with some jogs added in
I have been wanting to start this program for over a year now but I just haven't had the right motivation to keep me going. I have always wanted to be a runner but really have no experience. I wasn't very athletic growing up but I feel that I can do this!! I am hoping that having the support of everyone here behind me I will be able to overcome the non-motivation. I am looking to start my first day on Monday June 4th. Has anyone done their training for this onthe treadmill? I am hoping that if I follow through with this program I will be able to do some of the local 5Ks towards the end of summer. I have a 5K that I am participating in this Saturday for Breast Cancer but I don't think I will be doing any running in it.
Hi Tammy,
I am starting this program, too, and would love to be part of a group that keeps each other motivated. I am Angie, and I am 47. I have four kids (age 12, 15, 19 and 20), and work as a High School Guidance Counselor. I am starting the program tomorrow morning, 5/31/12. At 5'5", I weight 198 pounds. Obviously, I would like to drop about 40 pounds, but would mainly like to feel better and have more energy.
Started C25K 5/31/12. 198 pounds.
Welcome everyone...I am so excited to have you all on board!! No matter your skill level this really is a program that anyone can do...I have NEVER been a runner and this program certainly made a believer out of me. For me, it is SLOW and STEADY...there were times when I wanted to increase my speed on the treadmill and would start to feel little aches or pulls so I try and stay with what I can comfortably handle and my goal is to slowly increase once I can run the 5K again. As a teacher this last month of school is always stressful as there is still so much to accomplish and so little time to do it, and to top it all off our family is in the process of moving into a rental as we sold our house and are beginnning a new build. In the past if I had a stressful day I would use that as an excuse to eat poorly and not exercise and once I started to do the C25K and had a bad day, running is exactly what I needed and WANTED to do and it made me feel sooo much better! I fell back into the routine of no exercise and eating poorly and with all the stress headed my way I know the best way to deal with it is to get back that great feeling I had years ago when I was running on a regular basis. W1D2 tomorrow morning..woohoo!! :) Tammy
Good Morning All June C25K Starters!!!!!
I am so excited to be part of this group and today will be Day 1 for me. Reading everyone's posts is very inspiring for me.
I am a 46 year old mother of 3 grown children and 2 grown stepsons. As I referred to in my original post, I am not a skilled runner by any means but have a few 5K races under my belt but not for a few years.
I have a few goals: getting into shape and being able to RUN a 5K.
I look forward to chatting with all of you!!!
I have a feeling I'm going to struggle through the next nine weeks... I just completed W1D1, which shocked me as I thought I'd be unable to do it properly. I'm feeling pretty tired, but the fact that I could actually do it has given me motivation for W1D2 which I hope to do on Sunday =]
Its amazing what you can do when you put your mind to it! I ran 1.8 miles last night @ 25:36. which is a great pace for me, never thought I would be able to run one mile! good music and motivation, keep head up, focus on breathing...next thing you know you're done!
I will admit, my calf muscles are really sore today, but nothing a little walking out won't cure tonight!
Congrats to the W1D1 finishers! The hardest step is behind you now...beginning!!
Weight Loss 32 lbs loss to date (since 01/2012)
5k Races 2011
Chicago Monster Dash 10/29/2011 - 53:10
5k Races 2012
Chicago Polar Dash 1/21/2012 - 49:00
Hartland Healthy Life 5/19/2012 - 43:08
Summerfest Rock 'n Sole 6/23/2012 - 39:56 PR
Run with Wolfes 9/16/2012 -
Susan G. Komen 9/23/2012 -
Chicago Monster Dash 10/21/2012 -
7k-10k Races 2012
Chicago Get Lucky 3/18/2012 - 1:01:36
Obstacles/Mud Runs 2012
Dirty Girl Mud Run (WI) - 8/19/2012
Keep on keepin' on!
Finished W1D1. Did 1.84 miles in 30 minutes, which is about a 16:10 pace (sloooowwww). Also treated myself to a brand new pair of Mizuno Wave Rider 15 shoes in bright, neon yellow.
Started C25K 5/31/12. 198 pounds.
I completed this in 2010 as well. I still run occasionally... sometimes 2 times a week. my 11 yr old daughter wants to run . School is done so she is out for the summer and would like to get in shape. so I'm starting this with her Monday. I hope she will love it as much as I and will want to continue even when she starts back to school in fall.
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Green light for Baz Luhrmann's opulent vision of F Scott Fitzgerald's 'The Great Gatsby' - VIDEO
Certain to passionately divide the critics when it opens on Friday, director Baz Luhrmann's opulent vision of 'The Great Gatsby' brings Irish American writer F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic novel to the big screen, this time in 3D…READ MORE
Ed Sheeran insists dating Taylor Swift would be 'unprofessional'
The 22-year-old singer and the 'I Knew You Were Trouble' hitmaker have been the subject of romance rumours after striking up a close friendship when they worked together on the US star's album 'Red' but Ed - who is currently supporting his pal on tour in America - insists it would be "idiotic" for them to take their bond further..READ MORE
Ireland Baldwin can't wait to become a big sister – 'I have always wanted a sibling'
The 17-year-old model's father Alec Baldwin's second wife Hilaria is pregnant and she is excited about welcoming a half-brother or sister to the family. She said: "I have always wanted a sibling, I'm so excited to meet my sister. I want her to know that I'm here for whatever she needs."..READ MORE
Donald Trump hands out wads of cash to desperate New Yorkers in publicity stunt
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The Productivity-Crushing Power of 'Reply to All'
As the new year approaches – and with it the inevitable wave of self-improvement plans–we've identified 10 strategies for advancing your career in 2013. (Read them all here.)
From recovering from an office blunder to learning why it doesn't pay to be Mr. (or Ms.) Nice Guy, this ten-point plan offers daily tips on what to do and how to do it.
The "reply to all" button is among the most misused—and reviled—pieces of office technology. At best, an accidental click can lead to an inbox-clogging chain of messages or, at worst, a personal embarrassment before the entire company.
"That button is responsible for more pain and suffering, except for the red button that launches the nukes," says Nathan Zeldes, a founder of the Information Overload Research Group, which studies how companies manage information. (As evidence, read this account of a 'Replyallcalypse' that struck 40,000 students and others at New York University, a gaffe that snarled communications for days as students traded snarky replies and helplessly tried to unsubscribe from the messages—but at least helped the accidental perpetrator appear on the Jimmy Kimmel show.)
To save yourself, and countless others, time and trouble next year, disable the "reply all" button.
Some companies already do so for all employees, such as data firm Nielsen, which has been anti-reply all for several years. In a 2009 memo, the company's chief information officer resoned that doing so will "require us to copy only those who need to be involved in an e-mail conversation" and "reduce non-essential messages in mailboxes, freeing up time as well as server space."
Today, the button remains "greyed out" on the screens of the company's 34,000 employees, although there are workarounds, a company spokeswoman says.
But even if your company still clings to the option, start with yourself Microsoft offers a free NoReplyAll add-on to its Outlook email program. The add-on allows you to prevent recipients from replying-all or forwarding your messages, which means more protection for sensitive communications and a trimmed-down inbox. (Here's more on how to do it.)
Or there's Reply to All Monitor, a $14.95 Outlook add-on made by Sperry Software. That program pops up a message every time users click reply-all, asking if they really want to so do. It also automatically removes your name from the message's recipient list so others can't reply-all to you, among other features.
While there are few solid measures out there tracking just how troublesome reply-all can be, Jonathan Spira, the chief analyst at research firm Basex, says that every 100 people needlessly copied on an e-mail results in eight hours of lost productivity, when accounting for the time it takes people to read, delete and return to work.


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Daddy wrote:Then cut the cable off the baskets. and it is funny, cause I heard people bitch'n about those baskets at both of the last events.....maybe it was just Q.C. guys, if it was, just think of the beating we would have put on you all if our putts would all have stuck!!!! Maybe we would have only had to play one round...!
GDL17921 wrote:I understand what you're saying Shane, but Greenwood ain't going to be a showcase tournament course, is it? I just think that since Ewing is, it should have the best, since it is a course that people judge DSM courses by. I agree, they're junk, but I'd hate to just throw them away. I'd be open to the cut the chains, add the ring mod as well. I should've included that in my initial post. Or, as you've said, get rid of the chains entirely, and put new chains and rings in.
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U.S. Sending Nearly 700 Delegates
World Economic Forum founder Klaus Schwab says that this year's meeting of the World Economic Forum at Davos is the most diverse ever, but the reality is that the biggest single group of delegates is from the United States.
With many U.S. companies having finished the madness of their final-quarter results, what better way to unwind than taking a private jet over the Atlantic and trying to focus on the problems bigger than just meeting the quarterly EPS target?
Some 700 of the 2,500 delegates to Davos this year are from the U.S., according to data calculated by The Wall Street Journal from this year's delegate list.
Big name CEOs attending include John S. Watson of Chevron, Michael S Dell of Dell Inc Merck & Co. Inc.'s Kenneth C. Frazier, Indra Nooyi of PepsiCo Inc., Muhtar A. Kent of The Coca-Cola Company, Mike Duke of Wal-Mart Stores and Marissa Mayer of Yahoo! That's quite an A-list even though this year it's missing the top names from Google, who previously have been almost Davos royalty.
Of all the sectors it's probably the bankers who are fielding the highest concentration of big names. Anshu Jain of Deutsche Bank, Brian T. Moynihan of Bank of America, Lloyd C. Blankfein of Goldman Sachs Group and HSBC HoldingsCEO Stuart T. Gulliver are just a sample.
Although overwhelmingly delegates are from the corporate sector and will have in effect paid to get entry, the World Economic Forum seeds the guest list with many other types of delegates to try and create a more diverse agenda.
Following the Arab Spring there's a lot more delegates from the Arab world who aren't driven by petrodollars. For instance, this year there are seven attendees from Tunisia and six from Egypt. Following the collapse of the military regime there's five from Myanmar.
For the record, here's our calculation of the top 10 countries represented at Davos:
United Kingdom: 264
Switzerland: 198
Germany: 124
India: 113
France: 86
Russian Federation: 78
People's Republic of China: 66
Japan: 63
South Africa: 60
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Barrick Gold Corp. is a Canadian company. An earlier version of this blog post incorrectly included Jamie C. Sokalsky of Barrick Gold in a list of U.S. CEOs attending the World Economic Forum at Davos.


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SUISUN CITY -- The tears flowed from the eyes of Landrin Kelly, his wife, Mary, and daughter, Trameka Godfrey-Kelly, as they watched a private showing of "When the Game Stands Tall."
They knew that Terrance Kelly and his killing would be depicted in the film about De La Salle High's legendary football program and coach Bob Ladouceur. But seeing Terrance portrayed on the big screen was another matter.
"We cried the first half of the movie. ... There are a lot of parts in that first half that have to do with Terrance," said Landrin, Terrance's father. "Just to see him on the big screen and how well they portrayed him, and then what really inspired me, they put the funeral in there. I think they did a really good job with that, too."
"When the Game Stands Tall," the film adaptation of former Contra Costa Times columnist Neil Hayes' 2003 book, opens in theaters nationwide Aug. 22.
Tuesday marks the 10th anniversary of Kelly's death. A star De La Salle player who was days away from leaving for the University of Oregon on a football scholarship, Kelly was shot and killed in Richmond by a 15-year-old while sitting in his car waiting to pick up a friend. For Terrance's stepmother, Mary, parts of the movie were hard to watch.
"The whole scene that showed he was murdered ... the funeral setting ... it brought up so many raw memories," Mary said. "I thought the film was a good film. I thought that if they didn't put that portion in there (about the murder), it would be just another football film."
Even watching the movie's trailer was initially too much for Mary.
"I just wasn't ready to see that," she said. "I didn't look at it for a long time in its entirety."
Before the filming began, Landrin said producer David Zelon asked if he could use Terrance's story in the film. Landrin agreed to it.
"De La Salle has been good to me," Landrin said. "They always supported us, had our back, and I thought it was the right thing to do."
Landrin said that he didn't give away full rights to Terrance's story because he is writing a book about his son. Landrin also said he was sent scripts before and during filming about what was going to be used.
Both Landrin and Mary are impressed with the film.
"They portrayed Terrance really well," Landrin said. "I thought they did a really good job of it."
"They did a wonderful job. They showed Terrance's true character. He was a leader," Mary said.
Dealing with Terrance's death the past 10 years has not been easy for Landrin and Mary.
"There are days when you get up and keep moving, and there are days when you lay in bed and don't want to go. It's up and down," said Mary, who was part of Terrance's life since he was 4 years old. "There are birthdays, there are holidays, there are times when you go on an emotional roller coaster. There are a lot of 'what if's.'"
Landrin said it helps him to talk about it.
"I went to counseling, and I still go to counseling once a week and just let it out. It helps me," Landrin said.
The Terrance Kelly Youth Foundation, which Landrin created after Terrance's death and of which Mary is very involved, has made a positive impact. The foundation provides community outreach for children and youths ages 5 to 17 through a variety of cultural and educational programs.
"I'm glad that the movie was made because it's letting everyone ... see what happened to us, what happened to him," Mary said. "I hope it makes people ask, 'What is this family doing now? How are they doing?' I hope it sends them to dig more information."


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I sure wish he would shut his yapper. Kinda wish he'd never been scouted by Spurs in the first place. One can make a case that he was part of the reason for slouchy performances along the way that ensured the Europa lg. instead of Champions. Spurs had better not sell Bale for any amount of dough, especially to the punks in Madrid....That'll be the day I burn all my Spurs stuff - readin' this Chairman Levy???
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SANTA CLARA -- There was a time, during his college days at Maryland, that Vernon Davis wanted to play wide receiver, but his coaches told him he would be too big.
The 49ers tight end may end up getting his wish at times this season.
"I'm willing to step up and do whatever they ask me to do," Davis said Sunday. "They've been having me work with the wide receivers, line up with the wide receivers, pretty much all over the place."
Davis didn't see much work there Sunday, but considering the seemingly fragile nature of the 49ers receiving corps, it may not be long before the 6-foot-3, 245-pound Davis sees serious time split wide.
Leading receiver Michael Crabtree is already out with a torn right Achilles, and Mario Manningham is still recovering from torn ligaments in his left knee. Kyle Williams missed practice Sunday after injuring his hamstring the day before, and Ricardo Lockette suffered an injury to his right hip Sunday, although he returned to practice.
It could turn into a situation where Davis' talent is needed at receiver. The 49ers may have the depth at tight end, as second-round pick Vance McDonald and Garrett Celek both looked good in practice Sunday.
Celek caught a nice deep ball from quarterback Colin Kaepernick just over the extended arm of safety C.J. Spillman. McDonald had several nice catches, including a throw from Kaepernick over the middle on which he beat safety Donte Whitner and another Kaepernick ball on which he hauled in a corner route by beating solid coverage.
Davis said whether he actually sees any time at receiver or not, it's helpful for him to put in that work.
"It not only helps me at the wide receiver position," Davis said, "it helps me at the tight end position because my feet can get quicker, my route running is better. I get to play around with the routes and figure out how I want to run them."
His rapport with Kaepernick, which showed up in the NFC title game and the Super Bowl last year, has continued to improve, but he's not focused on what type of numbers he may put up.
"I don't play for the Pro Bowl, I don't play for statistics," Davis said. "Maybe in my younger days I played for statistics. But now as a young man with the wisdom that I have and the experiences that I've been through, it's all about that ring."
"We're very motivated to do that because he deserves it," Harbaugh said. "I don't want to see him playing for the minimum when he's a starting, top-end player."
Brown learned Thursday that he would lose $2 million for not participating in the team's offseason program. He chose to work out instead in Dallas with his personal trainer, former Olympic sprinter Jon Drummond. That voided a $2 million bonus and leaves him to make $925,000 this season, the final year of his contract.
The team doesn't speak about contract negotiations, but Harbaugh hinted that signing Brown to an extension that would help make up for the lost money could be a possibility.
Fleming, who missed all of last season with a torn anterior cruciate ligament in the left knee, was working on kick return coverage when he went to the ground in pain. The 2012 fifth-round pick also injured that knee during minicamp in June.
"I'm not a man of excuses, but being hurt doesn't make anything easy," Smith said.
He set a franchise record with 191/2 sacks and was on pace for a while to break Michael Strahan's NFL record of 221/2 sacks. He wants to make another run at Strahan but is mainly focusing on improving little things such as footwork, technique and coverage.
For more on the 49ers, see Cam Inman's Hot Read blog at blogs.mercurynews.com/49ers.
49ers Chat Monday
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