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I use PMS since yesterday for to transform my computer as media center (only streaming XviD video files (AVI container)).
Configuration : Freebox V5 (WiFi or RJ45).
OS Windows Seven. PMS v.1.72.0.
Laptop HP email@example.com, 4GO RAM.
Not possible to read a XviD video file correctly.
The video is OK, by cons the sound lags sometimes without know why, always at a moment differently.
PMS is configured with : Transcode buffer = 400, Maximum bandwidth = 0, Audio channels = 2, AC3 re-encoding = 640 Kbit/s.
I tried to modify option "Video quality settings" with different choices, it does not work.
Same in the repertory "Transcode" I have several choice of transcode with tsMuxeR, AviSynth (I added VSFilter.dll plugin) or other, black screen.
I do not understand, can you help me please ?
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PS: I am obliged to open PMS with option "Select profile" and to load the profile "FreeboxHD" because if I open it normaly it does not work.


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Fiscal Cliff
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December 28, 2012
The nation is stumbling, sliding — and being pushed — toward the so-called "fiscal cliff." With the Christmas holiday out of the way, it's time for the Senate to reach out and pull us back....
What's with Obama screwing up his face like a "mad,"petulent child? Surf all the news sites and Google and Yahoo. He looks like a brat about to throw a fit! Remember him saying, Your taxes won't go up a dime if you make less than 250K?' Just a big liar! Now he is getting his way. We sheould be the ones making the faces. He should smile to show his true feelings about getting his way!
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Opening Day in Major League Baseball, a rite of passage that marks a new beginning for fans in every city in America, has come and gone. It is officially baseball season, a season that touches every other major North American sports season.
In honor of this annual new beginning, I will debut a new column on ABC17news.com.
It's time to get "In the Zone."
**The Kansas City Royals lost their opening day assignment, 1-0 to Chris Sale and the Chicago White Sox. No shame in that. Sale is one of the best starting pitchers in the American League. In his first season as a starter in 2012, the 23-year old was 17-8 with a 3.05 ERA and made the AL All-Star team.
Despite the disappointing loss Monday, there are reasons for legitimate optimism with this team.
This from the 2013 ZiPS team projection at fangraphs.com (Here's the link to the full article which is thoroughly fantastic for stat geeks like me):
"It's not that the additions of Wade Davis and James Shields won't help the Royals: they will. It's to what degree they'll help — especially considering the cost (i.e. Wil Myers). While ZiPS projects the Toronto Blue Jays' renovated starting rotation (featured yesterday) to produce about 10 more wins than in 2012, Kansas City's starting rotation is forecast to post a collective mark only about one or two wins better than last year's version (which recorded a 7.6 WAR, all told, it appears)."
That was my initial hesitation with the big trade GM Dayton Moore pulled to bring James Shields aboard as the anchor of the Royals starting rotation. I thought it was a year too early for Moore to go "all-in" on getting the Royals over the hump.
After a record-breaking spring, I'm starting to re-think my projections.
Shields is a very good starter. Playing in the brutal AL East for the first seven seasons of his career, he crafted an 87-73 record, a very respectable 3.89 ERA, and most importantly, he's averaged 207.2 IP pitched per season.
Dude is a horse, which is one of the most underrated aspects of a qualifying a quality starting pitcher. It's like accuracy with a NFL quarterback.
And the Royals opening-day starter had a tremendous debut: 6 IP, 8 H, ER, 0 BB, 6 K.
Their lineup, though muted on Monday afternoon, should be more potent than it was last year.
I expect Eric Hosmer to put up numbers closer to what scouts expected out of this middle-of-the-order bat.
Billy Butler is an All-Star.
Alex Gordon has become a legit All-Star caliber two-way player.
Mike Moustakas provides punch at the hot corner.
And then there's catcher Salvador Perez, who some scouts think will soon be in the same class as Yadier Molina and Buster Posey.
Biggest question in 2013: Will the rest of the rotation follow Shields' lead? That I cannot predict with as much confidence as I can this team's hitting and defense (Gordon, Perez, and SS Alcides Escobar could all win Gold Gloves in 2013).
I have KC winning 83-85 games.
I don't think it will be enough to get an AL Central crown or one of the wild card spots, but the first winning season in many young fans' lifetime should make the summer of 2013 very enjoyable for Kansas City fans.
**The St. Louis Cardinals opened the season in the desert against the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Starting pitcher Adam Wainwright got roughed up literally (when he took a Gerardo Parra liner off the right arm) and figuratively.


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Holiday Bowl: Quarter by Quarter, Baylor 49, UCLA 26
Quarter by Quarter Baylor vs. UCLA
First Quarter
Baylor 14, UCLA 0
Key play: UCLA had Baylor stopped, but offsides on UCLA gave Baylor the ball at the 25-yard line and Bears quarterback Nick Florence hit wide receiver Antwan Goodley for an 8-yard TD pass for the Bears' second score.
Key stat: Baylor out-gained UCLA, 140 yards to 25 yards. UCLA was flagged for four penalties for 30 yards, including a costly one that gave Baylor a first down that led to the Bears second score.
Not in the box score: UCLA linebacker Anthony Barr had two sacks early to force the issue. After looking out of sync on first drive, Baylor got the best of the first exchange of punts and went 53 yards on six plays for the first score, with running back Glasco Martin scoring on a 4-yard run with 8:01 to play in the quarter. Baylor scored second TD after crucial offside penalty against UCLA negated a great defensive stop.
Second Quarter
Baylor 21, UCLA 10
Key play: Big Baylor stop with 12:44 to go in half. UCLA went for it on fourth down and 18. Baylor's Eddie Lackey, a junior linebacker who played at Murrieta Vista, sacked Bruins QB Brett Hundley at the 33 to set up a fourth and 18. Hundley's pass was short of first down and Bears took over. Set up Baylor's next TD, with Florence hitting Tevin Reese with a 55-yard TD score with 11:08 to play in the half to put Baylor up 21-0.
Key stat: Baylor out-gained UCLA 342 yards to 148 in the first half. UCLA was just 1-for-10 on third downs. Baylor had 17 first downs to UCLA's 8.
Not in the box score: Baylor's hurry-up offense seemed to continually catch UCLA off guard. On defense, the Bears blitzed at key times to keep Bruins QB Hundley off balance. Baylor tight end Jordan Najvar fumbled after catching a Florence pass to set up UCLA for first score, a 22-yard pass from Brett Hundley to Joseph Fauria to get UCLA back in game, down 21-7 with six minutes left in the half. Another UCLA penalty (roughing passer on Dalton Hilliard) set up fourth Baylor score, a 26-yard scamper by Glasco Martin. A fake punt by Bruins kicker Jeff Locke set up UCLA's 30-yard field goal by Ka'imi Fairbairn to make it Baylor 35, UCLA 10.
Third Quarter
Baylor 7, UCLA 3
Key play: To show how desperate UCLA was to keep up with Baylor, Bruins head coach Jim Mora went for it (and failed) on fourth-and-9 at the Baylor 48-yard line with 13:27 to play in the third quarter.
Key stat: Kind of a nothing quarter after both teams emptied out in the first half. UCLA had to settle for a field goal, but Baylor answered with a clinching TD drive capped by Glasco Martin's third TD, this one from 1-yard out to make it 42-13.
Not in the box score: Baylor defensive end Chris McAllister had a huge game with two sacks, five tackles (4 solos) and two tackles for losses through third quarter. His breakup of a Brett Hundley pass with 4:45 to go in the third quarter forced UCLA into a fourth-and-10 at the Baylor 41, and the Bruins failed to convert.
Fourth Quarter
UCLA 13, Baylor 7
Key play: Baylor running back Glasco Martin fumbled, setting up UCLA for a score, a 24-yard touchdown pass from Brett Hundley to Shaquelle Evans to make it Baylor 42, UCLA 19. The Bruins went for the two-point conversion, but Hundley's pass was incomplete. That kept the game a four-score game.
Key stat: Baylor fumbled twice (Glasco and Lache Seastrunk) to keep UCLA in the game in the fourth quarter, but the Bruins failed to capitalize. UCLA went for it on fourth down for the eighth time with 6 minutes left and failed to convert. The Bruins were 3 of 8 on fourth-down tries.
Not in the box score: Baylor had six sacks, 12 tackles for losses 11 pass breakups. UCLA went for it on fourth down for the seventh time with 11:06 to play, but Baylor's Sam Hall batted Hundley's pass to set the Bears up at the UCLA 31-yard line. Florence ran it in for Baylor's final score. There were 12 scoring drives in the game, but only two were more than three minutes long. Baylor had both, 3:04 and 3:20. UCLA was 3 of 8 on fourth-down tries.


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SAN JOSE -- Police on Thursday officially identified the victim of a fatal Tuesday shooting as John Cody Sonenberg, and said there is no indication that his death was gang-related.
Officers were called to the 1400 block of Fairhaven Drive about 3:20 p.m. on reports of a vehicle accident. Paramedics found Sonenberg on the ground next to a pickup truck that had ran over the curb and onto the sidewalk and determined that his injuries were not conducive to a traffic accident.
Responding officers talked to neighbors who described hearing "pops" just before the crash, said San Jose police Sgt. Jason Dwyer, and believed Sonenberg had been shot, which was later confirmed by the Santa Clara County Medical Examiner's Office.
Dwyer added that investigators have found no evidence that Sonenberg's death was the result of gang activity.
"Usually if it's gang-related there's a trail of crumbs," he said. "Tattoos, or associates, or information already in a database. There was no indication of that."
Police believe 17 of the 44 homicides this year are gang-related.
Sonenberg was a Leigh High School graduate.
Sonenberg's death was the 44th of the year in San Jose, surpassing a 20-year high and making it the second consecutive year with at least 40. It's the highest since 53 were recorded in 1991.
Contact Eric Kurhi at 408-920-5852. Follow him at Twitter.com/erickurhi.


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Good morning and welcome to Summit Up, the world's only daily column that definitely believes, most of the time, less is more. Especially when it comes to things like dental work, traffic and quality time with our mother-in-law.
But we gotta tell ya, folks, there are those rare occasions when less is actually just less. Case in point: the picture above. We're sure there's a fantastically interesting story behind this photograph of a small (and obviously confused) land-bound mammal attempting to climb a tree.
Perhaps the goat in question had always dreamed of flight, and decided today was the day to make a go of it. Perhaps the woman in the foreground had just offered him a hot, steaming bowl of our mom's pea soup and he is (wisely) attempting to escape.
But the world will never know what made that goat decide to try to climb a tree or the date or general location where all of this madness occurred because ALAS it was submitted without a caption.
OK, maybe it's not as dramatic as all that, but it is a cool pic and it would be nice to get the details.
So when you send us photos, dear reader, please remember to tell us the who, what, where, when and WTF as well.
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TAP NY is the State's longest running craft beer and fine food festival. Visit TAP NY and sample over 200 individual beers from over 70 craft breweries around New York. These breweries offer everything from IPAs and lagers to wiesbiers, droppel and trippel bocks, stouts, ales... pretty much any variety you know of, and probably a few that you don't. TAP NY is also about food; there are plenty of different fine foods to sample, as well as daily cooking demonstrations.


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VAIL --Joshua Bell is the type of guy who says yes.
"To anything that sounds interesting," he said.
As such, Bell's schedule is packed tighter than suits on a Washington, D.C. subway at 5 p.m. That's why it took the Bravo folks years to get him on the Ford Amphitheater stage, which he'll take Saturday night for his debut in Vail. He performs with The Philadelphia Orchestra, which closes out its residency this evening.
Speaking of D.C. subways, it's because of Bell's tendency to say yes that he got the chance to take part in an intriguing social experiment at the Metro in 2007. A Washington Post reporter asked if he was interested and, as is his tendency, he said yes.
Thanks to a popular email forward, you may know the story, which in short begs this question: In a ordinary place, in the middle of the day, do we recognize beauty in an out-of-place context?
During rush hour, Bell stood at the top of an escalator, outside the Metro. The musician, who is widely recognized as one of the best violinists in the world, played a set list of intricate classical masterpieces on an instrument worth $3.5 million.
And the result? Well, hardly anyone gave him a second glance. Which is what Bell expected, he said.
"For me, it wasn't particularly groundbreaking," Bell said during a recent phone interview. "I know what it takes to appreciate classical music. You have to have all your cylinders firing. You have to have your imagination running. You have to be thinking logically so you see the patterns that emerge and the beauty of symmetry. If you're running to work, and have it thrown at you, it won't do anything for you."
Out of nearly 1,000 people who entered the station, only one woman recognized him.
"She asked if it was me," Bell said. "Maybe she thought, 'Wow, the recession. It's been tough on everybody.'"
The experiment gave Bell a renewed appreciation for a "captive audience." And it showed him firsthand how out of touch people are with what's going on around them.
"Everyone is in their own world, rushing to work," he said. "It made me think about things and how these days we're not connected with the things going on around us. We're living in a virtual world. We have headphones on and we're texting while walking and there's not always a connection with the people who are walking by."
Bell, who is 44, made his debut with the Philadelphia Orchestra, under the direction of Riccardo Muti, when he was 14 years old, nearly 30 years ago.
"That was in 1982, so it would be 30 years in September since my debut," Bell mused, doing the math for the first time. "God, that's weird."
Tonight, he'll perform Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto in E Minor for Violin and Orchestra on his 1713 Huberman Stradivarius violin (which he purchased for $4 million in 2001). Bell uses a late 18th Century French bow by Francois Tourte.
"Philadelphia is a great orchestra," Bell said. "I have a history with that orchestra and it's always nice to play with them. And the Mendelssohn I've played longer than any other piece of music. I think I first performed it in public when I was 12. And I've probably played it thousands of times since then. It endures with the public. It's always been an audience favorite and it still is. As as performer, it's a piece I always enjoy. It suits the instrument so well. It's often refered to as the perfect violin concerto and it really is."
Bravo's artistic director, Anne-Marie McDermott, began working to bring Bell here as soon as she started, she said.
"I am so excited that Joshua Bell will be making his Bravo debut this summer," she said. "To hear him play one of the world's most-loved, most-famous violin concertos - by Mendelssohn, one of our featured composers this season --will be such a treat."
Bell's most recent challenge is his appointment as the new music director of the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields, the first person to hold this post since Sir Neville Marinner formed the orchestra in 1958. The ensemble's first 15-concert tour to the U.S. garnered rock concert enthusiasm. The orchestra's first recording under Bell's leadership will be the Fourth and Seventh symphonies of Beethoven with plans to eventually perform and record the Beethoven Symphonic Cycle.
Equally at home as a soloist, chamber musician, recording artist and orchestra leader, Bell's 2012 summer appearances include the premiere of a new concerto for violin and double bass by Edgar Meyer to be performed by Bell and Meyer at Tanglewood, the Hollywood Bowl, and in Aspen, where Bell attended summer camp as a child.
"My first time playing on the streets was as a 15 year old in Aspen," Bell said. "We used to do quartet gigs. We played in front of restaurants and made some tips. I remember one guy dropping $100 bill in. Of course, it had to be split four ways."
This summer, Bell will appear also at the Festival del Sole, Ravinia, Verbier, Salzburg, Saratoga and Mostly Mozart festivals. He kicks off the San Francisco Symphony's fall season followed by performances with the Philadelphia Orchestra and the Boston, Seattle, Omaha, Cincinnati and Detroit symphonies. Fall highlights also include a tour of South Africa, a European tour with the Academy of St Martin in the Fields and a European recital tour with Sam Haywood.
In short, Bell is very, very busy. But that's OK, he said.
"It seems to be never let up," Bell said. "I like being busy, though. I thrive on working and being busy. If I'm not working, I get lazy and don't get a lot done. I need to be forced to be working. I need deadlines. I need concerts that are actually scheduled, otherwise I'll goof off for weeks at a time. I am happy to finally be coming to Vail. It's a beautiful part of the country and I'm glad it finally worked out."
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I totally agree with you. Great Billie Joe, fantastic Mike and wonderful Tre, you are awesome, guys. I've seen you in Poland, that was undescriptable. I felt this emotions from the concert for a next week and cant forget about it. Even sleep.
green day was awesome at werchter, - - thank you guys for this beautiful concert,it was a great show,thank you green day for tis moment,i enjoyed of the show,he started with 99 revolutions and the last song was brutal love, lovely song;);););),thank you Billie ,Mike,Tre and all green day
Well if they sing louder than you, you are the reason they sing louder :D !!!!!! AWESOME!!!! UR SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO COOOOL!!!!
You're great guys!!! i came from italy to norway only to see you! because you saved my fucking idiot life and this is true!! this is not just to say, but i think! you're fucking great live guys! and one day, don't know when, i gonna meet you! and that will be the best day of my life!!! Love from Italy!!! <3 <3 <3
Billie pure passion....your voice, your movements....YOU ARE PURE PASSION! I love it!!! :-*
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A total of 15 Yreka Miners are competing at the Northern Section Track and Field Championships today.
The NSCIF Championships are being held at West Valley High School in Cottonwood. Yreka track members that qualified for sections in alphabetical order are Emily Andrus, Katie Brummett, Payson Collins, Justine Cota, Kaden Culp, Ashley Ensminger, Angela Henson, Kara Jackson, Matt Jochim, Benny Regnier, Brian Sampson, David Sellens III, Jena Turner and Anthony Whitaker. Results from the event should be up late tonight or sometime this weekend at www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/MeetResults.aspx?Meet=174230#660.
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Perpetual Drifters, based in Chico, Calif., delivers singer-songwriter Garrett Gray's romantic, observational and introspective lyrics on a folk-rock platter.
The Drifters — Gray, drummer Justin Wood, guitarist Nolan Ford and bassist Evan McPherson — will perform at 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Jan. 25-26, at Alex's Plaza Restaurant and Bar, 35 N. Main St., Ashland.
The band will play songs from its two albums, "Hopelessly Devoted" (2009) and "Waiting for Saturn" (2011), along with ones by Wilco, The White Stripes and Ryan Adams.
Local Americana and blues band LEFT — Bret Levick, Bob Evoniuk, Greg Frederick and Matt Terriri — will open Friday's show, and the Turner Moore Band will open Saturday's show.
The cover charge for each show is $5. Call 541-482-8818 or see www.perpetualdrifters.com.
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Li & Fung Surprises with Profit Warning
Hong Kong-based sourcing giant Li & Fung surprised analysts with a profit warning on Friday after Hong Kong's stockmarket closed for the day, sending its shares down 15% on Monday.
Li & Fung said in a statement it expects full-year operating profit to drop by about 40% from the previous year, mostly because of poor performance in the U.S. business. The unit incurred a restructuring charge of $200 million, and also lost some $25 million due to Hurricane Sandy.
Analysts said the news was unexpected as it contradicts the guidance given to them in November.
"We recall management guided on Nov. 15 that there will be earnings growth in 2012 [year-on-year], but warned that investors should not expect strong growth in a 'no growth world' in 2012," wrote UBS.
"This will likely raise questions on management's guidance credibility," wrote Barclays.
Analysts also continued to question the viability of Li & Fung's acquisition-driven strategy. Li & Fung said that despite possible additional write backs, its 2012 net profit is unlikely to exceed 2011's.
"The additional writebacks mean that some of the companies that Li & Fung acquired in the past few years had failed to meet the previously set earnings requirement," wrote Credit Suisse. "Li & Fung is going to reduce brands for distribution in the U.S., suggesting the failure of some acquisitions."
The company, which sources products for U.S. retailers like Wal-Mart StoresAbercrombie & Fitch and Kohl's, in August reported a 33% rise in first half net profit, boosted by a write-back for two earlier acquisitions.


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Posterino 3 offers enhanced customization and flexibility including a variety of new stylish templates featuring grids of identical or odd sized image boxes. You can customize the size and shape of these boxes at any time. And with a single click, the application will automatically fill those boxes with random images drawn from the photos you uploaded. If you prefer to manually select images, you can simply drag and drop images into the template.
Sharing your photos is quick and simple as well. You can directly upload your completed collages to your Flickr account from inside the app and export photos to iPhoto and your email. Posterino 3 also lets you create and send custom e-cards with your very own stamps and postmarks.
Posterino 3 lets you:
- Easily customize the layout of your images: grid, irregular, random
- Easily change the number of images in a document
- Alter the frame you use for your images
- Tailor the image filter (black & white, sepia, sharpening etc.) to your needs
- Enjoy new themed templates
- Integrate Posterino 3 with the latest versions of iPhoto, Aperture and Lightroom
- Export to disk, as an e-mail, to iPhoto, to Flickr and as your desktop background
- More easily customize your printing
- Gain more fine grained control of your document with a new inspector
- View your document in full-screen mode
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Tags: collage , poster , postcard , photo , image , life
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Very nice, easy to use and fun application. The thing that sets this one apart is that the developer is very responsive and listens to the users... not always a trait found with other developers. Nice job - keep up the great work!
I recommend this software to anyone I know with a digital camera and I have many Posterino created prints and posters around my house and given as gifts. Love the new layouts and layout mode in version 2.0. Allows for easy paper size customization and photo layout on anything from poster size (20×30 & up) down to postcard sizes. Developer is responsive to bug reports and feature requests as well.
Excellent and very intuitive Poster app. You can very quickly create great quality posters. I was able to import the final posters back into iPhoto, and then use iPhoto's built-in print ordering to get full sized posters - they turned out great.
Love this app! Use it to make large posters for display in classroom and to make small collages for use in scrapbooking. Very versatile.
Very nice app. Even for pro. Photographer !! Enables to cut creation time for creative posters... plus nice features when on the move with postcards for friends, family but also clients... You can fund good business on this very well implemented app. Highly Recommended... not only for geeks but also for Pros.
I have a lot of fun with it, but am I missing something? It doesn't appear to print directly to one of my own printers unless I export it through iPhoto, which frequently blurs the text. Would like it to be easier to annotate the photos, maybe change the shapes of the photos as well, not just the grid size. I used it for my Christmas letter this year and look forward to doing so in the future.
Wonderfully easy way to create posters and postcards. Highly recommended.
Posterino is so nice and easy to use and I'm very pleased with the results. A short while ago I did a XXL poster with it. A present for my wife's birthday. She was absolutely delighted.
Highly recommended.
Truly an excellent piece of software. The developer is incredibly responsive, responding to a bug report the same day and after a brief discourse, produced a beta update that resolved the problem the next morning.
The current version of the software is fast, easy, has added significant features that make it easier and more enjoyable to use and creates output files very quickly. It is a great tool which I use to convey large amounts of visual information quickly and easily to a very high standard of quality and consistency.
I look forward to future iterations. Thank you for a great product which paid for itself the first time I used it.
Great application. Easy to use and provides excellent results. Lots moe to it than just a straight "Life Poster" application
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stint 1
verb[with object often with negative]
1Supply an ungenerous or inadequate amount of (something): stowage room hasn't been stinted
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- Just as he stints discussion of aesthetics, so he repeatedly writes as if authorial intention were merely instrumental, a matter of having one's say about certain issues.
- First, federal education spending under him is up nearly 50 percent over the final year of the past presidency, so the coalition's charge that the president is stinting the schools is just bunk.
- He played his part well, paying no girl more attention than another, but never stinting his smiles and nods.
1.1 [no object] Be economical or frugal about spending or providing something: he doesn't stint on wining and dining
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- By stinting on the stonework needed for the projects, they obtained some 10 million yuan they were not entitled to from government.
- His menus are, like most in Brittany, mainly based on the fresh rich pickings of the sea: simply cooked with the minimum of fuss and, apart from the optional menu diétetique, rarely stinting on the butter and cream.
- He assured me he didn't believe in stinting on pain medication.
skimp on, scrimp on, be economical with, economize on, be sparing with, hold back on, be frugal with;
be mean with, be parsimonious with;
limit, restrict
informal be stingy with, be mingy with, be tight with
1.2Restrict (someone) in the amount of something (especially money) given or permitted: to avoid having to stint yourself, budget in advance
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- It really is a completion of something that gives me strength in my work, to be able to go and explore and do things, and also it stints me in certain things about what I would do, because I have children now.
- He could have stinted him.
- William and his family had not stinted themselves either.
1A person's fixed or allotted period of work: his varied career included a stint as a magician
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- His early career included floor managing stints with the BBC and Granada, and he worked on the first series of Till Death Us Do Part in the mid-1960s.
- Kay's career also included stints at Atari, Apple, and Disney.
- His career included stints as papal secretary and chancellor of Florence.
2Limitation of supply or effort: a collector with an eye for quality and the means to indulge it without stint
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- Accordingly he made presents and wasted money without stint.
- But it is said that in Cuba and Brazil this increase of slave labour, without stint or limit, is acting wholesomely, in checking the importation by creating a fear of the slaves themselves.
- The Democratic Party is intent on maintaining Carhart and the whole panoply of current abortion rights, without stint or moderation.
Old English styntan 'make blunt', of Germanic origin; related to stunt1.
Words that rhyme with stintasquint, bint, clint, dint, flint, glint, hint, imprint, lint, mint, misprint, print, quint, skint, splint, sprint, squint, tint
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A small short-legged sandpiper of northern Eurasia and Alaska, with a brownish back and white underparts.
- Genus Calidris, family Scolopacidae: four species.
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- More than half a dozen species of birds have come to roost, which include black-winged stilts, cattle and little egrets, little stints, common sandpipers, pond herons and little winged plovers.
- International birders include four Eurasian sandpipers, called stints, on the peeps roster.
- In the Adyar river, black winged stilts, three varieties of egrets and migrants such as golden plovers, sand pipers and little stints are to be found.
Middle English: of unknown origin.
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- May 19:
- Powerball's second-place winner purchased ticket at San Jose 7-Eleven
- Powerball jackpot: Small Florida city wonders which neighbor won
- Powerball jackpot: 1 winning ticket sold in Florida worth $590 million
- May 18:
- Powerball: So close -- San Jose ticket misses jackpot by one
- Powerball numbers drawn; now who wins the $590.5 million?
- 1 winning ticket sold in Fla. on Powerball
- Powerball: Most number combinations have already been picked
- Powerball $600 million jackpot lures hopefuls around the Bay Area
- Powerball jackpot closing in on another record
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- Powerball's $600 million jackpot fueled by California frenzy
- #Powerball: Would-be winners wish out loud
- Powerball office pools: Advice from winners (and losers)
AUSTIN, Tex. — The Powerball jackpot being drawn on Saturday night could be even higher than the record $600 million being advertised, pushing it near or above the largest lottery jackpot in U.S. history, a Texas Lottery official said on Saturday.
"Oftentimes, the advertised amount is lower than what the actual jackpot ends up being," said Kelly Cripe, a spokeswoman for the Texas Lottery. "It's entirely possible this $600 million jackpot will end up being a bigger jackpot."
The previous record Powerball in November 2012 was advertised at $550 million, she said, but ended up being $587.5 million when the winning numbers were drawn, thanks to last-minute sales.
Lottery officials in 43 states, Washington, D.C., and the U.S. Virgin Islands are waiting for an update at around 1 p.m. EDT from Powerball officials to determine whether the advertised amount will be pushed past $656 million — the largest jackpot in U.S. history, set by the Mega Millions jackpot in March 2012.
That prize was split between winners in Maryland, Kansas and Illinois.
As of Saturday morning, the odds of winning the Powerball were one in 175 million, Cripe said.
If Saturday night's drawing yields no winner, all records will be shattered as the jackpot for Wednesday's drawing would go to $925 million.
As exciting as it would be to win nearly a billion dollars next week, players across the country were trying their luck with tickets to take Saturday's jackpot.
"It's only a couple bucks for a small daydream," said Russell Williams, 35, a salesman in Austin, Texas.
In New York City, talent acquisition agent Michelle Amici is also playing and said she would use the winnings to satisfy a few of her passions.
"Not sure that I'd buy anything," she said. "Rather, I'd attempt to quench my wanderlust by traveling the world. I'd also donate a large portion to education reform."
For Texas marketing professional Becky Arreaga, the odds are not so long that she is discouraged about her chances.
"As long as the odds are 1 in anything, I'm in," said Arreaga, a partner at Mercury Mambo marketing firm in Austin. "I truly believe I could be the one."
The popular lottery has not had a winner in two months.
The $2 tickets allow players pick five numbers from 1 to 59, and a Powerball number from 1 to 35. The numbers will be drawn Saturday at 10:59 p.m. EDT in Tallahassee, Florida.


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PHOENIX -- A group of the A's, including four of the team's Venezuela-born players, posed around a Venezuelan flag Monday morning as a way to show support for the embattled Venezuelan population.
The photo was set up by Fernando Nieve over growing concern for his countrymen and included Venezuelans Alberto Callaspo, Jose Flores and Jose Martinez.
Fellow Venezuelan Darwin Perez was not in the photo because he's had trouble getting his visa to leave the country to report.
"We know what's happening back home," Nieve said. His parents still live in the country, and he plays winter ball there. "This is a way to stand up with Venezuela.
"You see it on the street there. People can't find food."
Opposition to the government reportedly is leading to rallies and political instability is rampant.


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3 schools locked down temporarily in Guilford County
Published 4:08 PM EST Nov 13, 2012
Three Guilford County schools were locked down for about 30 minutes Tuesday so deputies could conduct an investigation.
The lockdown began around 2 p.m. at Southern Guilford elementary, middle and high schools on Drake Road. The lockdown was lifted around 2:30 p.m.
No one was hurt, and everyone was fine, said officials with Guilford County Schools. All schools released on time.
Deputies told the News and Record that the investigation was related to a vehicle break-in and a stolen weapon near NC 62.


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Beginning Wednesday, Dec. 19, Missouri Department of Transportation crews and the Hannibal Board of Public Works will be working together to repair a manhole in the northbound driving lane of U.S. 61 (McMasters Avenue) at the intersection at Hillside Drive and Marsh Avenue in Hannibal.
While crews are working, northbound traffic will be reduced to one lane from Rendlen Avenue to just north of Hillside Drive with the driving lane closed from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Some delays should be expected.
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The pipeline of quality Incline High basketball coaches seems to never run dry.
A season after losing coach Brian Broaddus, who led the Incline boys to a state final and semifinal appearance in his two years at the helm, the Highlanders landed a former Incline standout with coaching credentials that far exceed the standard.
"It's a dream come true to be back at Incline, coaching Incline High. It's pretty surreal, honestly, every time I walk in the gym," said first-year head coach Tim Kelly, who was raised in Incline Village and played for the Highlanders in the mid 1990s. "I've shot a lot of jumpers in the Incline High gym."
In his return, Kelly brings with him an impressive resume.
After playing at Incline before moving to Reno his junior year, where he graduated from Reno High in 1996, he played college ball at Pacific Lutheran University in Washington. He later held assistant coaching gigs at Cal State Fullerton and Pepperdine University, and was the head varsity boys coach at national powerhouse Servite High School in Anaheim for five years. He also coached at North Tahoe for two seasons in the early 2000s. He and his family moved to Incline on Sept. 1.
"I was raised in Incline, so I'm home, which is huge for me because the goal has always been to get back here," Kelly said, adding that his brother Sean, who helped lead the Highlanders to a state title in 1990, was arguably the best player in Incline's storied basketball history.
Kelly inherits an Incline team that lost seven seniors to graduation, including league MVP Jordan Wright and a number of All-League and All-State selections. Filling their shoes is a strong group of sophomores - six total - plus two seniors and three juniors.
"We're young," Kelly said. "The nucleus of the team is really a bunch of sophomores, so you can tell we don't have a lot of kids who have a lot of varsity basketball experience. But they are a phenomenal group. They play extremely hard. And the great thing about being young is they're just going to continue to get better and better."
The young Highlanders, who are off to a 1-1 start, have already given their new coach reason to believe in their ability, despite their relative lack of size and varsity experience. For starters, they've already bought into the team concept, Kelly said, which he stressed is crucial to success.
"Our style of play is really all about our team. We run the dribble-drive offense, which is totally a team game," he said, explaining that the offense emphasizes attacking the rim and creating a fast tempo. "So really our contributors are going to be everybody. The goal is to have eight guys score 10 points. I'm looking for everyone to step up and play very unselfish basketball, and believe in our team more than themselves. There's really not one name that should stand out."
So far so good, Kelly said, as the Highlanders had a different leading scorer in both games. While the coach said he has yet to lock down a starting five, sophomore Tommy Thompson has started at point guard in the early going, while fellow sophomore guards Jack Clouthier and Jack Bessette boast similar skill sets - sharp shooting and deft ball handling.
Kelly expects big things in the post from sophomore forward Ben Snyder, whom he described as the Highlanders' "workhorse," with little flash but strong determination, good size - at 6-2, 210 pounds - and a nose for rebounds. Incline also has some size in 6-3 sophomore Matt Hanna and 6-2 junior Christian Biscotti, both of whom can score from inside or out.
Seniors Drew Bessette and Rob Rubsamen serve as co-team captains, while junior Jared Skowronski and sophomore Nicky Witty round out the roster. The Highlanders are hoping to add an additional player, a junior point guard and returning starter, but he must first become academically eligible.
"I think the strength of our team is our ability to shoot the basketball," Kelly said. "With Jack Clouthier and Jack Bessette, and Matt Hanna, Tommy Thompson, Christian Biscotti, I think we have a roster full of guys who are really confident in their ability to knock down shots. If we play as hard as we did (Tuesday) night, I'm excited. How hard we play is my measuring stick right now."
Regardless of their youth, Kelly said the Highlanders can't help but feel a sense of pride and tradition when they take the floor - himself included. It motivates them to succeed, with hopes of adding a fifth state championship to the school's trophy case (they won state in 1974, 1975, 1990 and 2010).
"Yeah, that's huge to us. The tradition goes so far back, and I was part of that tradition, so it's neat to see it continue," Kelly said. "I think it's impossible for our guys not to believe in the tradition of Incline basketball. And it's important to me too."


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- Nov 2:
- BVAL roundup: Oseguera's late TD gives Liberty win over Heritage
- DFAL roundup: Campolindo beats Dougherty Valley to remain perfect
- Albany 56, De Anza 0
- McClymonds 60, Castlemont 0
- East Bay football roundup: Clayton Valley survives test from Concord
- Nov 1:
- Regional football roundup: De La Salle rolls over Monte Vista
- East Bay high school/community college scoreboard for Friday, Nov. 1 events
- WACC-Foothill football roundup: San Leandro clinches share of division title
- Pittsburg High football team hands Deer Valley its first defeat
- Friday's East Bay high school football scores
- Oct 31:
- High school roundup: Bishop O'Dowd beats Berkeley in volleyball, clinches division title
The California High football team won its first outright East Bay Athletic League championship after beating host Livermore 21-3 on Friday, clinching the title in a game that was closer than some may have expected.
After scoring on the first drive of the game on a 9-yard pass from quarterback Cameron Owen to CJ Cornwell, visiting California (8-1, 6-0 EBAL) was held by a stout Livermore (2-7, 0-5) defense for the rest of the half.
Owen left the game late in the second quarter with an injury. Fellow senior quarterback Matt Lorenz finished the game. However, the Livermore offense failed to put together sustained drives, and the teams went into halftime with a score of 7-3.
That's when California head coach Eric Billeci said his team needed to "buckle down" and play to its potential.
"We had to look at ourselves in the mirror a little bit at halftime and realize we were underachieving," Billeci said.
The Grizzlies opened the second half with a 78-yard touchdown run by senior running back Blake Bierwith for a 14-3 lead. The California defense held, forcing two turnovers and making key stops to keep Livermore out of the end zone.
Bierwith finished with 165 yards on 16 carries and scored two touchdowns. For Livermore, junior James Silva carried 21 times for 111 yards. Cowboys quarterback Steven Chappell was picked off twice.
San Ramon Valley 54, Foothill 42: Marcus De La Pena had in the first quarter what most would consider a great game, gaining 86 yards on the ground with three scores to help send the Wolves to the EBAL win over the Falcons. De La Pena scored five times for the game and gained 162 yards.
The Wolves (5-4, 4-1 EBAL) shook off last week's loss to California.
"It was a big win, because we were a team that was a little deflated after last week," San Ramon Valley coach Mark Kessler said.
San Ramon Valley had won three straight before last week. The Falcons (7-2, 3-2) were done in by five first-half turnovers, four of them fumbles, and had seven turnovers in the game.
The sloppy ball protection overshadowed an 11-reception, 114-yard performance by Ryan Anderson.
-- Matt Smith, correspondent
Granada 42, Amador Valley 21: The Matadors' Javonn Williams scored a career-high three touchdowns, including a key 61-yard punt return in the second quarter when host Granada (5-4, 2-3 EBAL) took control.
"That was great blocking by everybody on my team," said the 6-foot-1 Williams about his punt return for a score. "One cutback, and I was gone."
The Matadors held a slim 14-7 lead before Williams' punt return for a score gave them a cushion.
Amador Valley (5-4, 2-3) drew to within two touchdowns late in the third quarter on a 27-yard pass from Ronnie Jones to Collin Miller.
It was the third time the two combo hooked up for touchdowns in the game, and Miller finished with nine catches for 120 yards.
Williams scored on a 44-yard reception from reserve quarterback Brian Barnett with 6:57 remaining for the final touchdown of the game. Williams also produced the first touchdown on a 9-yard pass from Tyler Offill. Williams finished with four catches for 68 yards.
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After taking first place in the Jazz Solo Honors Competition at the University of Denver's Lamont School of Music this year, Heidi Schmidt returns to Summit County for performances this weekend and next.
The jazz vocalist will perform a mix of jazz standards, Brazilian Latin and lush ballads with members of Trading Fours tonight at Silverheels Bar and Grill, 603 Main St. in Frisco from 6-9 p.m. On Sunday, she plays Adriano's Bistro, 250 Lake Dillon Dr. in Dillon, from 6:30-9:30 p.m. She returns to Silverheels Friday, Dec. 28, for an encore.
"Heidi's clear and controlled voice soars on melodies from Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday and Norah Jones," said Peter Taylor, her former band mate from the jazz group, Trading Fours.
"I'm a quasi native," Schmidt said of her Summit County roots. "Denver born, but my family had a cabin up on Ptarmigan Mountain which we would frequent on the weekends." Her father's work took them to Saudi Arabia when she was 8, and visits back to the States were always to Summit County. "I really consider this home," she said.
Schmidt also lived for eight and a half years in Romania, where she became a bit of a singing sensation, headlining festivals and doing radio and television interviews.
"I was invited on the most popular show, called 'Surpriza! Surpriza!'" she said. "It was frightening because those from Bucharest speak Romanian so much faster than where I lived. What if I didn't understand their questions? I made it, though. The whole experience was a crazy ride."
Return visits to Summit County always inspire fond memories and the chance to reunite with members of Trading Fours, with whom Schmidt played upon her return from Romania.


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Well I must say that when the Kuat rep walked into my store over year ago to show me the all new Kuat 2 bike hitch with built in workstand I was pretty excited about it. I told my friends and racing buddies to hold off on rack buying decisions as this rack was supposed to be out soon. Well a month turned out to be 3 months, then 3 months turned into 6 months and 6 months turned into over a year later when the rack finally became available at my main distributor. I am currently using the Yakima HoldUp and am pretty happy with it, but I was looking for a lighter weight rack as the Yakima hurts my back when I fold it up. The photo below is the Yakima HoldUp
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The Warriors reached agreement on a three-year contract with Alvin Gentry to become their associate head coach under Steve Kerr, Gentry's agent confirmed via text message Thursday.
Gentry, who served as the Los Angeles Clippers' associate head coach this past season, has worked with Kerr before. He was Phoenix's head coach during Kerr's stint as the team's general manager, overseeing a Suns squad that led the NBA in scoring on their way to making a Western Conference finals appearance in 2009-10.
Gentry, 59, compiled a 335-370 record in NBA head coaching jobs with Miami, Detroit, the Clippers and Phoenix, fulfilling Kerr's desire of having at least one experienced head coach on the bench with him.
While Kerr has never coached professionally, Gentry has more than 30 years of coaching experience in the professional and college ranks.
Kerr had met with former Maccabi Tel Aviv coach David Blatt and tried to lure one of the most accomplished coaches in Europe to Golden State to become an assistant coach. But Cleveland on Thursday night offered its head coaching job to Blatt. The Cavaliers had also interviewed Gentry for the same job.
Warriors co-owner Joe Lacob told KGO-TV on Sunday that "there might well be" more than one former head coach on Kerr's staff, adding that the team had been talking to Blatt along with a number of other candidates.
"And I can just tell you that I think you'll be happy and our fans will be happy that we're putting together a great staff, and when they look back at it, they'll say this is a staff that we think we can improve our players, develop our players and win," Lacob said.
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yum! pancakes in England are more like crèpes, which is lovely sometimes - but I do find myself sometimes craving a good thick squishy American-style pancake!ReplyDelete
Yum! Also good with lemon ricotta pancakes: heating up lemon curd on the stove and drizzling it over the top as a sauce, then sprinkling some powdered sugar on top.ReplyDelete
oh yum! these look like the perfect way to spend sunday morning!ReplyDelete
That looks so delicious! My boyfriend and I love to cook and last weekend we made oat pancakes with blueberry compote for breakfast. Pancakes are the perfect breakfast item!ReplyDelete
They look amazing! And this recipe couldn't be better timed, just in time for Shrove Pancake day Tuesday!ReplyDelete
These look amazing! And I love the added apples. I'll have to try these- the fiance would love it!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing! Happy Weekend!
Liz, these look amazing. Gorgeous photography By the way!!!!ReplyDelete
Those look to die for! Yummmm!ReplyDelete
I've been wanting to try this for a while! I think it's time. Yum!!ReplyDelete
holy deliciousness. i want to try this asap. maybe next sunday :)ReplyDelete
These look amazing! I'll definitely have to try them sometime :)ReplyDelete
oh my heavens. this is amazing! my favorite thing on a sunday morning would be these pancakes, in my pajamas, in your neck of the woods. glorious! xoxoReplyDelete
i'm finding it so hard to find ingredients for things i want to cook here.... so i'm living on cheese and bread...life could be worse :)ReplyDelete
i'm finding it so hard to find ingredients for things i want to cook here.... so i'm living on cheese and bread...life could be worse :)ReplyDelete
It looks like a sweet morning:) I love it!ReplyDelete
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Those look so good!!ReplyDelete
In college one of my friends would make these once a month at her brunch party. Yet she would never give up her recipe. I am definitely trying yours out! xoReplyDelete
these look so ridiculously good. i cannot wait to try them out. love how petite and adorable they are!ReplyDelete
They look delicious! Love your blog! :)ReplyDelete
stop IT! iam so lazy about making cute foods lately. but these, i need!ReplyDelete


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You can choose your friends and your family when �We�re the Millers� arrives onto Blu-ray Combo Pack, 2-Disc DVD Special Edition and Digital Download on November 19 from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment. In �We�re the Millers,� a veteran pot dealer creates a fake family as part of his plan to move a huge shipment of weed into the U.S. from Mexico.
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David Burke (Sudeikis) is a small-time pot dealer whose clientele includes chefs and soccer moms, but no kids � after all, he has his scruples. So what could go wrong? Plenty. Preferring to keep a low profile for obvious reasons, he learns the hard way that no good deed goes unpunished when he tries to help out some local teens and winds up getting jumped by a trio of gutter punks. Stealing his stash and his cash, they leave him in major debt to his supplier, Brad (Helms).
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IT is great! unless you have 2 systems mac and windows 7 installed than there is a minor problem with bootcamp - it doesnt see windows as a booting os . but you can switch off the driver anytime .
Way better than native Snow Leopard support (through terminal) and way better than MacFuse NTFS implementation. Worth the money.
Occasionally it's on sale for $14,95
Snow Leopard has NTFS built in BUT you have to do some terminal work.
Isn't NTFS support built into Snow Leopard? What's the point of this app?
You get this driver together with another one, installable on Windows, to access MAC files, so it works both ways!... It is hard to remember to save in a compatible place every time. This way, you really don't need to mind where you put the stuff.
The best qualities are speed and dual-way access.
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Regardless of how this app works, I think everyone should know about MacFUSE, which is open source. Here is the link on i use this: http://osx.iusethis.com/app/macfuse.
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Donald E. Jones of Gray Court, S.C., has a suggestion in response to a recent news media article reporting that restaurants are likely to raise prices by early next summer. "Restaurant owners, why don't you kill two birds with one stone? Instead of raising the prices, simply reduce the size of each portion to equal a total of 10 percent or 20 percent, whatever you were going to raise the price by?" he recommends. "By doing that, not only are you back up to the profit level you require, but you're also being a good American by helping to reduce the nation's obesity problem. Buffet restaurants could either raise prices, restrict visits to the bar, use smaller plates or a combination of the three. Fast-food restaurants could do away with super sizing, offer less sugary drinks and, of course, drop the 16-ouncers."
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4 miles at the track, untimed, probably 9:xx mile pace, with last lap probably 7:xx mile pace. Sunny, low 70s.
That wraps up my 20 miles for the week.
This weekend I have National Guard duty, so you may not see me here.
If time permits, I may try to run 3 more miles over the weekend, because I had only 17 last week. Not that I'm compulsive or anything.
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I'm a dark horse, running on a dark race course.
Nice run D.H. Has it been 3 weeks since you increased your mileage? How are you feeling? That last lap @ 7:xx pace makes me think you're feeling pretty good.
I ran a 4 mile out and back today, what a difference a day makes. Warmed for a mile and a half, ran the next 5 @ tempo, then cooled for a mile and a half. Tempo splits were 4:01, 7:58, 7:53, 7:56, 8:06 and 4:05. The difference in time can probably be attributed to minor up and downhill running, the effort felt pretty steady.
Anyway, I'm winding down my first week of taper this week and running 80% of my highest weekly mileage. I've got just one more difficult run to do with Sunday's planned 15 miler, then it's on to week 2 of tapering and just 50% of my highest mileage. Finally!
Break out the Lima beans, it's time to practice carb loading. lol
D.H., has you unit ever been called overseas? Thanks for what you do...
Enjoy life, this ain't a rehearsal...
Rich, I like lima beans.
Inspired by you, my mileage the last 3 weeks has been:
20 (so far this week)
I'm looking to add 3 more miles over the weekend to even out my average at 20 mpw. But I'm not compulsive. Not at all.
Before this three-week period, I had been running about 6-10 mpw over the summer.
Problem is, if I try to run fast, my right knee area gets all sore, and my right hamstring too. If I try to run more than about 4-5 miles at any speed, the wheels also come off.
So I'm looking to try to hold this new 20 mpw plateau and see where it gets me.
To answer your question, I was deployed to the Balkans in 2006-2007. Here I am enforcing the peace in a cafe:
Dark Horse
I'm a dark horse, running on a dark race course.
Fridays are rest days, so 5 miles walking in 1:10:30. Depending on when you begin the week, weekly mileage is 22.5 or 25.8 (3.25 run on Sunday).
DH nice pic, but what's with yin/yang patch?
Rich, hopefully all the work will pay off. Lima beans? I'll take some refries...
Mike - Started in Jan 2010, but got to take 6 months off in 2010 and 2011 due to injuries from doing too much too soon and running races when injured. Hopefully I've learned a few things, hopefully...
No run today, did play golf and walked eighteen. Plan on six tomorrow to hit 25 for the week, the highest weekly for quite a while.
Posting here does seem to put a little positive pressure on to get the runs in, which is good!
Along those same lines, I signed up to run the Dallas Whiterock half on December 9th. It gives me a goal to shoot for.
DH, yesterday I saw an Army guy in full camouflage, carry a huge back pack, out running, in boots no less. Looked pretty tiring.
Rich, I looked up Clarence Demar. I had never heard of him. He is the only guy to win SEVEN Boston marathons. Wow. May he be at your back during your race.
Mike in Minneapolis
Mike in Minneapolis
I actually like lima beans too, but wouldn't want a steady diet of 'em. They're a great source for carbs (19g in a half cup) and a third of your fiber requirements for a day in the same 1/2 cup. Oat meal, brown rice, whole grain spaghettie and fresh fruit are all good choices for carb loading. I know there are more, but these come to mind right now.
I'd say you've done pretty well D.H., doubling your mileage is slightly more than the 10% recommended by all the pros. Good for you.
Ray, I start a new week on Mondays as does D.H. I'm wondering how your walk breaks work, would you say they're better than a recovery run?
Ah yes, running races while injured. The worse stunt I ever pulled was running a 5K with a groin pull. I thought I could get away with it by doing a long warm-up. It got me through the race, but I literally couldn't walk the next day.
Yeah Mike, Clarence DeMar was an accomplished runner. He kept a residence in the town where the marathon is being run, hence the connection to the race. That's great you've signed up for a half, now we'll have to cheer you on as well.
And thanks to you and Ray for the well wishes. Marathons demand respect and if you take them lightly, they're not very forgiving...lol
Enjoy life, this ain't a rehearsal...
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