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Thursday, September 9, 2010 7:35:12 PM(UTC)
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PackersHome name: Flep
Real name (first only): Phil
Age: 49
Current City: Wirral UK (Near Liverpool)
Hometown: Born in Liverpool 1961
Occupation: Civil Servant
1) How did you choose your screen name?
I use Flep on all forums I post on. It comes from how British Telecom showed my name in the telephone directory many Years ago. Instead of showing just my initial P they had me down as Phlp. My daughter Chrissie said why are you down as phlep in there so I called myself flep on the first site I joined (Yesfans.com) and it has stuck ever since
2) Could you tell us a little about where you grew up and about your family?
Born Liverpool 1961 moved to Market Harborough whe was 6 months and grew up in my school years in Bedfordshire and Lancashire before moving to the Wirral when I was 10. Married to Carol for 28 years in October, Have 2 children daughter Chrissie (who is married with a son Zakary and another on the way) and son Lee who has just got engaged and is gtting married next June
3) Did you play in any sports or where you involved with any High School clubs and such?
Was not very good at sports in school, try most sports but am average at best........However in 1986 a friend Dave got an american football and we started throwing it around for fun with a few mates. He said one day fancy forming a team? We formed the Merseyside Nighthawks and in 1992 were British Champions. The team to my immense pride and joy is still playing to this day (next year is it's 25th anniversary) and has as it's offensive line coach Johnny Mitchell who was the Jets 1st round draft pick in 93.
4) What is your fondest memory of your teenage years?
Just the growing up and long summer days just playing around with friends. It seems these days that has been lost and teens don't seem to enjoy life as we did.
5) What was your first job?
Ticket cerk for British Rail
6) What lead to your dedicated following of the Packers?
Channel 4 in the UK started showing 1 week delayed highlights of the NFL in 1982 and showed superbowl 17 live, The first ever shown live in the UK. The following season I decided to pick a team from one of the weeks games being shown. That week it was the Packers v Redskins. As the skins were reigning champions I decided I didn't want to be a bandwagon jumper and picked the Packers. I've never looked back or regretted my decision. Even through the inglorious 8 - 8 years under Gregg.
7) Could you tell us one of your favorite memories of the Packers?
I remember many years ago before live games being shown on TV, tuning in to Armed forces radio europe on a thanksgiving day when the Pack played at the Lions. We were losing 40 - 37 (forgive me if the score is wrong) and the Lions had to punt. Walter Stanley received the punt at his own 13 and reteurned it 87 yards for the TD and game winning score. I wa in work at the time and was jumping up and down screaming for all I was worth. Magical memories
8 ) How did you find the PackersHome and what keeps you active on the site?
I was a member on some other site (whatever that was called) and came back from a holiday in Spain and the site had changed beyond all recognition. I checked my e-mail n box and there was an e-mail inviting me here. I checked it out and have been a member here since that day and never looked at the site that cannot be named since. To be honest I can't even remember it's name.
9) What other sports teams do you follow?
Everton (I'm a rabid bluenose - detest Livepool with every fibre of my being). I follow after a fashion the Brewers but at distance, Checking on scores when I remember. I love NASCAR and follow Travis Kvapil ( from Wisconsin). I'm a member on his forum as Flep. TK posts often as well, Not menay members but nice and intimate.
10) When youre not on PackersHome what could you likely be found doing with your spare time?
On the net on Yesfans, TK's site. Watching TV.
Being with family. Beig a grandad changes your outlook on life completely.
11) If you could have one moment being part of the Packer organization, what would it be?
Being on the sideline on a gameday. Just listening to the players and coaches interacting to get the true feel of how a game swings.
12) How many trips have you made to Lambeau?
None. I've not even been to the States either. It is my dream to one day make it to Lambeau. I think I would break down in floods of tears the day I finally make it there.
13) What is your worst fear?
Not looking forward in the slightest to my last breath.
14) What type of hobbies do you enjoy?
Internet, country walks.
15) Whats your favorite food?
I love a good steak
16) Where are some of the places youve been, and where are some of your favorites.
Travelled over most of the UK. Edinburgh is lovely. Europe Been to France, Spain, Holland and Austria. Love Paris but absolutely adore Barcelona.
17) What is one thing you've always wanted to do, but haven't done yet in your lifetime?
Go to Lambeau. Simple
18) If you could live anywhere where would it be?
Green Bay - Just to be part of th place would be wonderful.
19) Name your favorite 5 Packers all time and explain the reason for one of them.
Ray Nitshke
Don Hutson
Brett Favre
Randy Wright
Sterling Sharpe
Randy Wright??????????????
I was born on eactly the same day as him anuary 12th 1962.
20) Up to now, what is your favorite PackersHome memory or feature?
Gameday baby!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
21) PM and post the next person to be interviewed. I;ll let Zero decide
Formed Merseyside Nighthawks. British Champions 1992. Packer fan for 32 years
I feel very wrong now!!!!!!!!!
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Thursday, September 9, 2010 7:48:50 PM(UTC)
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Thanks for stepping in and was good to get to know you.
Randy Wright? That name I haven't heard in a while, and it's usually with our heads bowed down. I was a big Lynn Dickey fan so that may be why for me.
Heh, a lot of us came over from That Site That Should Not Be Mentioned. It was weird how it all happened.
As for teenagers not having fun, same there too, huh? The teens here are miserable. And boring. Geez, get out of the house, turn off the Nofriendo, and do something.
I haven't been to Lambeau either so don't feel so bad. You got a legitimate excuse. I don't exactly need a passport to go there.
Too cool about the Nighthawks. You'll have to do a write up some day on what it was like to be one.
My man Donald Driver
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2010 will be seen as the beginning of the new Packers dynasty.
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Thursday, September 9, 2010 7:53:19 PM(UTC)
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Haw your on the blue half of Merseyside! Marouane Fellaini = Nick Barnett in disguise?
Good to read up on you though. I'm with Zombie on the Nighthawks gigs, would love a detailed play by play on your experiences.
Zero2Cool is my captain.
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Thursday, September 9, 2010 7:56:35 PM(UTC)
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I'll put all my Nighthawk memories down soon. Great days
Regrets. None
Injuries - a lot
Broke right foot metatarsel
Broken Ribs
Broken left wrist
British Championship - priceless
Formed Merseyside Nighthawks. British Champions 1992. Packer fan for 32 years
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Thursday, September 9, 2010 8:21:12 PM(UTC)
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Good stuff, Phil.
I take some (ever-so-slight) exception to the idea that you didn't "jump on the bandwagon"
We won that game.
Lynn Dickey toasted those GD foreskins and Mosely missed at the end!
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damn skippy I'm an owner. I currently own a full .00001924537805515393 % of the Green Bay Packers.
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thanks for sharing some of your life with us, flep. you've had quite an interesting life!! great getting to know you better.
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Phil, i DO hope you get over here to Lambeau some day! If you ever do, i hope i will be able to meet you there!
The first time i actually saw the stadium, i darn near drove into the car in front of me! LOL!
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As married business partners, John and Ashley don't seem to bicker much, if at all. They communicate well, support each other's ideas and share the same positive energy that makes them easy to be around. They both insist the occasional argument does arise, but neither can seem to think of an example.
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64-millïon Board Feet of Mission Timber to be Sold This Fall Ronan: The Bureau of Indian Affairs Forestry in Ronan has scheduled two timber sales in the Mission Mountains this fall. The sales would total Ronan: A lot of chips are expected to fly before a pair of large contracts are let in two Mission Mountain logging units this fall. The Bureau of Indian Affairs Forestry Department in Ronan has scheduled two logging sales on the west face of the Missions between McDonald Lake and Twin Lakes for fiscal year 1975 (which begins this July 1). The two sales will total some 6 4,0 0 0,0 0 0 board feet of timber. Scheduled for sale within the year are: the Ashley Unit which lies along the valley facing slope between McDonald Lake and Mission Lake... and the St. Mary's Unit stretching from about St. Mary's Lake south-east to the Twin Lakes on top of the Mission Creek drainage. But opposition to the sales has been mounting steadily for the past several months. Logging and especially Mission Mountain logging, was among the hottest issues in the December Tribal Council campaign. Most candidates who discussed logging indicated they would reform some logging practices such as clear-cutting and excessive roading and withdraw areas such as the upper Jocko and the the Mission Mountains from the timber schedule. There seemed to be a general consensus at district candidates meetings in December that Mission Mountain logging should be carefully reviewed. The Tribal Council is also turning a critical eye on many logging practices and there has been some resistance to the idea of logging the Missions and upper Jocko. Two studies have been called for by the Council. One involves the environmental impact of logging on the reservation. This study...known as the Cummins report after Leo Cummins, a University of Montana Forestry Professor who heads up the study team...will be completed in rough draft by February. A final report on the effect of current logging practices on reservation watersheds, wildlife and soils, will be presen- ted to the Tribal Council by May. Another study, requested by the Council last July, will probe into alleged mismanagement of the reservation forests including some 64,000,000 board feet and bring the area between McDonald Lake and Twin Lakes under logging. stumpage overruns (the amount of timber graded at the mill in excess of the board feet stipulated in the contract) thinning reforestation, timber stand improvement practices and the mar keting of tribal timber. This study, to have been conducted by the Department of the Interior has not yet begun. The Council has already asked (cont. on page 18) CHAR-ftoOSTA 15£ THE BI-WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OF THE SAIISIi PEND'd ORIELLES AND KOOTENAI TRIBES OF THE FLATHEAD RESERVATION Volume 3 - Number 19 New Moon of Bands Spread All Over - Feb. 1,19 7 4 Committee Primed on Legal Groundwork Con-con District Meetings Scheduled The Constitutional Committee will take its review of the Tribe's 1935 Constitution to the people. A series of district meetings starts this weekend (see page three for schedule). The Committee will be talking about such things as tribal government and enrollment and they want your ideas. review of the tribe's present con- districts are especially urged to stitution (copies of the 1935 con- attend the meeting in their area stitution will be given to persons Among the things to be dis-attending the meetings), a dis- cussed at the district meetings cussion of ways to update or re vise the constitution and a traditional lunch. All tribal members are invited to attend every meeting but residents of the The Tribal Constitutional Committee will be on the road for the next month trying to find out what the people of the tribe feel about their old constitution and would like to see in a new one. The five men and five women of the committee, who were elected Dec. 15 to review the tribe's 1935 constitution, will go into the district meetings with much of the groundwork for their task cleared away. In four meetings since the committee was sworn in on Jan. 4, they have met with a Bureau of Indian Affairs constitutional expert.....talked over legal problems with the Tribal Council's Attorney....and devised a plan for conducting the district meetings. Six meetings in February and and March have been scheduled for the eight reservation districts. (See schedule on page three.) Fare for the meetings will be: will be the legal restrictions and framework for a new tribal governing document. Tom Whitford, of the Billings Area BIA Tribal (cont. on page 3 ) Tribe Asks State To Drop Auto Assessments Dixon: For years Tribal Members have been paying state property taxes on their cars when they bought their license plates in Lake, Sanders and Missoula Counties. This year there may be a change and the tribal administration is urging members not to buy their licenses until just before the Feb. 15 deadline. The reason, according to Tribal Secretaryjred Houle, Jr., is a petition submitted to State Attorney General Robert Wood-ahl last month asking the Tribal members living on the Flathead reservation be exempted from the property tax. It is hoped Woodahl will make a decision soon but if an agreement is not reached by the deadline, Tribal Members are asked to purchase the license plates and pay the tax under protest.
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Teams from two East Bay high schools are finalists in the Technovation Challenge, a global competition for girls and women ages 10 to 23 who create apps that can help solve global problems.
Four girls from Northgate High in Walnut Creek will compete against four girls from Irvington High in Fremont and eight other high school, middle school and university teams from around the world to be named the winner during a World Pitch event Wednesday at Intel in Santa Clara.
Female executives from LinkedIn, Dropbox and the Los Angeles tech startup Enplug will judge the finalists based on their live pitches, the appeal of their applications, their market analyses and business models, among other factors, said Judy Ho, Bay Area Technovation Director.
"Women are grossly outnumbered in engineering and technology," Ho said. "About 12 percent of computer science graduates are female. In the workplace, about one in seven are female."
But the Technovation Challenge proves there are plenty of girls with the potential to become engineers. The competition has grown from 43 participants when it began five years ago to 1,500 this year, Ho said.
Participants work with a tech industry mentor and a Technovation curriculum created by the nonprofit Iridescent, which includes user-friendly software for creating apps.
The Walnut Creek team, which calls itself the Northgate STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) Girls, includes 16-year-old juniors Michelle Liang, Nishtha Chavada and Shion Andrew and their 17-year-old classmate Ami Yuen. They created the Unwind app, which helps people relax after feeling stressed.
The Fremont team includes 15-year-old teammates Sriya Lingampalli, Jessica Singh and twin sisters Anjali and Anushka Walia, who created a Foodini app that helps people communicate food allergies and dietary restrictions in different languages.
The Unwind app includes simulated Bubble Wrap that can be popped, along with a digital journal that allows people to record their feelings after stressful situations.
"We noticed how stressed out people were at Northgate, especially students who take Advanced Placement or honors courses," Liang said. "Sometimes when you're under stress, you don't have time to do yoga or seek help."
The girls are excited about their app because it could be used by anyone who is feeling stress, giving it broad appeal. Their mentor, Christine Matheny -- a Microsoft "evangelist" who helps people build apps -- said Unwind fills a need not currently met by existing apps.
"I think these girls have found a niche," she said. "You can keep track of what's stressing to you in your pocket."
The Fremont team developed the Foodini app after the Walia sisters, who are fatally allergic to several foods, including all types of nuts, experienced one too many meal-related medical emergencies. In the past, the sisters wrote their dietary restrictions on paper when eating out, but they found restaurant workers overseas didn't always understand their questions.
When one London waiter who didn't speak English unwittingly served them a dessert with cashews, the sisters almost died. Their app helps users avoid that danger.
It translates their dietary restrictions into different languages, which can be especially handy for travelers using smartphones, Lingampalli said. The foursome hopes their app helps people, especially young people like themselves.
"Teens like to try new things, and it's not fair for them to have limitations," Singh said. "They should have an opportunity to enjoy life, without limits."
The Technovation World Pitch challenge will take place from 5:30-9 p.m. Wednesday at Intel, 3600 Juliette Lane in Santa Clara.
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The fast, light ship is embarking on its maiden deployment to Singapore, the first real-world trial of its capabilities following years of controversy over price tag and fighting power.
The San Diego-based ship will try to deliver on the Navy's plan to "forward station" these ships in Singapore, a tiny nation on the tip of Malaysia. The littoral ships are a cornerstone of the Pentagon's new Asia strategy.
For all these reasons, all eyes are on the 378-foot ship.
"There's no doubt about it that this is an important deployment for this ship and the crew and for the health of this class of ship," said Cmdr. Tim Wilke, commander of one of Freedom's two crews.
The U.S. Pacific Fleet commander made a point of saying that the Navy is sticking to the Freedom's deployment schedule, despite sweeping budget cuts known as sequestration that began Friday. The Navy recently canceled the aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman's turn in the Persian Gulf because of the same funding shortfall.
"Even in the face of potential budget cuts, there should be no doubt that the U.S. Pacific Fleet remains on watch and that we will continue to deploy our most capable units forward to operate with our allies and partners," Adm. Cecil Haney said in a release.
So off goes the Freedom, with a few noticeable changes since it first arrived in San Diego Bay in April 2010.
Thanks to a bright idea from the crew, the Navy painted the ship a gray camouflage pattern.
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"There is a tactical purpose to it. As we operate close to the land, (it's) trying to mask ourselves," Wilke said. "But there is also, I'll admit, an aesthetic reason. I think the ship looks really neat."
Navy officials said they were going to paint the hull anyway, and the camo pattern didn't cost extra. World War II veterans are now becoming Facebook fans because of the vintage look, one ship officer said.
The Freedom also carries more people in its core crew. Originally, the highly automated littoral ships were supposed to sail with a 40-person core crew. It was an experiment with "lean manning," as compared with a similarly sized frigate with a 150-person crew.
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To accommodate them, workers added beds. Now some of the Freedom's staterooms — swanky by Navy standards — have three-high bunks, like other ships.
That's just a recent example of changes in what's been a controversial program.
The Navy planned to build 55 littoral ships, making the class nearly a fifth of the future U.S. fleet. The number recently dropped to 52, but officials said shifting U.S. strategy in Africa, not criticism of the new ship, was driving the change.
The Navy decided in 2001 that it wanted these low-cost, speedy, shallow-draft vessels to fight in coastal waters — the littorals. The idea was to take on small boats, like those used by terrorists, pirates and drug runners. The concept also called for plug-in components that would allow the ships to switch from fighting boats to hunting submarines to clearing mines.
The littorals were supposed to replace three types of retiring ships — frigates, mine sweepers and patrol craft.
But the program bogged down in the mid-2000s. The first two ships, the Freedom and the Independence, cost in the neighborhood of triple the expected $220 million unit price.
The Navy had planned to choose between two vastly different prototype designs, then decided to build 10 of each.
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The Independence variant is an aluminum trimaran. Longer, at 419 feet, it rides above the water and looks unlike any other American warship.
When built, both versions exhibited cracks and corrosion and sometimes broke down in the middle of the ocean.
One watchdog group said the Navy should scrap the Freedom series.
Congress also came down hard, especially after a 2011 Pentagon report said the littorals are "not expected to be survivable in a hostile combat environment."
Navy retiree bloggers have loved to bash the program, saying that LCS stands for "little crappy ship."
But the Navy stood by the ship. Officials argued that most first-of-class ships experience growing pains. On cost, later littoral ships are expected to come in below $460 million.
The Independence arrived in San Diego last year and has spent much of its time testing mine-hunting equipment that is still under development. That will likely continue until late 2014, said Capt. Kenneth Coleman, LCS requirements officer for the Naval Surface Forces command in San Diego.
As a result, the second Freedom-class ship, the Fort Worth, will be the second littoral combat ship to deploy from San Diego to Singapore. That's likely at least a year away.
Eventually, the Navy expects to assign its littorals to Singapore and Bahrain, where the Navy's Fifth Fleet is headquartered in the Arabian Sea. At least 16 of the ships will be assigned to San Diego when they are at home.
Working in groups, the ships will stay abroad for up to 16 months, while crews swap out at four-month intervals.
On its first time out, the Freedom will deploy for eight months.
As a single ship, its mission will be partner-building exercises with Asian navies and security patrols.
That's pretty low-key work as the ship class is still shaking out some kinks. For example, the Navy still hasn't decided what missile to include in the Freedom's anti-ship gear package.
It deployed without such a missile this time and will have to rely on two 30 mm cannons, rolling airframe defense missiles and the ship's big 57 mm self-defense gun, in addition to helicopters.
But the mood last week along the San Diego Naval Base waterfront was one of excitement and expectation.
Coleman said he hopes the attitude catches.
"I wish people would be more excited about what we're trying here. I think there's this tendency to look at these ships, and look at the price tag and find a reason to think that maybe we're off base," he said.
"What we're trying to do from an innovation and efficiency point of view. What we're trying to do for our ability to maintain presence and engage with regional partners," Coleman said. "I hope some of that carries through in what people are able to see as Freedom operates in those areas of the world."


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Afternoon all,
6.75 miles this afternoon getting a beat down from the sun. 95 degree heat index.
I race in the same type of shorts we ran in in high school. Short but modestly short :). I don't do my workouts in racing shorts but run in a bit longer yet running shorts. I don't like the feel of fabric on my legs when I race whether it be lycra or regular shorts. I don't think lycra is any more modest than shorts. I often turn off the sprints of the track meets on tv due to the "nothing hidden" lycra shorts. Maybe I'm just jealous or just too old
Looking forward to next week installmens of the Fred and Raider stories.
Here's a story. Bill the guy I train with in the morning was a 2:33 guy at Boston and was training with a 2;20 guy in
83-84. Saturday night he got a phone call from Mary, the boxer. She wanted him to pace her in a half marathon race
Sunday morning at 7 AM. So he did. Then at 10 AM he did a 2 hour boxing workout with his coach. He was sore this
6:01 AM 8 miles without a watch, 71F and 69% humidity.
6 miles on the dirt trail @ recovery pace. Only thing of interest was a snapping turtle crossing the trail just before the end of the run. I got behind him and tipped him up with my toe and got snapped at for my trouble.
I wasn't skeered though, I knew I could outrun him... lol
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Nice runs Rich and Fred. Rich glad you could outrun that turtle. Saw 2 rabbits this morning on my run and SMELLED a skunk. He was a strong smeller! Nice pace Fred; likely you weren't even breathing hard.
Schedule today called for a 2 mi warmup and 4 mile tempo and cool down. My goal for tempo was goal marathon pace of 7 mpm. I race short races at right at 6 mins avg and last 1/2 was 6:24 per mile. Is my tempo pace about right? Anyway I really struggled today in the heat and humidity and ran a 7:03 pace on some rolling sometimes steep terrain. Also does digestion after a meal affect energy for a run? I always thought that it did.
ps. don't eat canteloupe before you run in the heat.
ksrunr, far be it for me to tell you how to run, but if you punch a 5K time of 18:40 (6:00 pace) into Daniel's pace calculator, it comes back with a tempo pace of 6:26. From the looks, you're running your tempo runs too slow.
Nice run Fred.
I'm wondering if anyone else has anything in their running form they have to keep an eye on. I noticed yesterday I slump when I run. Not much and I suppose it's to take some of the pressure off my back, but I run better if I'm upright. I kept track of it today and it must be something I've been doing for a while, I had to consciously straighten up or I'd go back to my old ways in a heartbeat. Sheesh, it's always something...
5 miles easy...
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Rich please don't apologize on my account for your advice. I listen to the elites to the beginners. I can never know it all. You're right that my tempo pace was about 30 secs per mile off. I was trying to adjust for heat and humidity, running 30 mins after a sturdy breakfast , and trying to get going early. I'm glad I didn't have to race anyone this morning! I'd have done it; but it would have hurt. I think I'm still behind the curve on this mileage pace I'm on as well. Hopefully will be able to handle the mileage after a couple more weeks or will cut back about 10-15% and see how I handle that.
As far as form is concerned; I don't monitor it often. But when I do I tend to run more effeciently. Most deal with foot strike and forward posture. Sometimes I pay attention to the pull thru after the foot strike and that's the one that makes me feel the swiftest.
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KS, you can't tell where you actually are at because of the heat and humidity. If it was 50F and 32%
humidity, you might be running anywhere from 20 to 45 seconds a mile faster.
Perceived effort is a better indicator than a running chart , in the Texas heat.
AM 4 mile warmup, 800 meters all out, 2.5 mile warmdown, 77F and 79%.
That was fun. I was born to be either a 60m/200 m. sprinter, or a 400/800
Tinman on Letsrun.com:
"Cruz ran about 10 miles per day, often at 5:20 pace, during the winter base period (about 60 per week). He then went to lots of hard 100m hill reps and slower 400s. Later in the spring he ran faster 400s, some speed, and a regular semi-hard 10 miler (sometimes at 5:10 pace and sometimes) or a hard 5 miler (about 4:50 pace).
The key point is each of the guys mentioned (Cruz, Spivey, Padilla, Webb) all ran fast distance in training, so though their total mileage per week wasn't much, they sure had a powerful aerobic stimulus."
Fred - You're right about the heat vs. pace. I figure 30-45 seconds if temp drops 20-30 degrees from yesterday. At least that's my story for now.
I'm guessing your all out 800 @ about 2:15. Am I too high?
16 miles of rolling hills this morning. 8:22 pace. Drank 3.5 bottles of gatorade. Still lost a little water weight but lost more weight to the mosquitos ripping off my skin and flying away. Man they're big after the rain. Almost knock you down when they land on you.
Just low mileage walks all this week. Will go under the knife in the morning. Wife will post update on RA and Kick late in day. KS, you can relay it over here if you like. Spareribs
Best wishes for a speedy recovery Spareribs, I'll be thinking of you.
I'm struggling lately, my training runs aren't going so well. I think it's got to do with running 3 races in 3 weeks and trying to continue with training right away. I tried to blame it on a stomach virus at first, then a cold and sore throat later. Neither is an issue any more am I'm still not up to par. Nothing serious, but my legs are sore and won't do what I ask.
Attempted tempo run ended up being 7 miles easy...
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Eagle voters will return to the polls May 22 to decide the fate of the new Eagle River Station proposal, and as that date approaches the political debate surrounding the development proposal has become more lively.
In particular, talk surrounding the proposal has taken a turn into the land of "what if?"
The two big "what if's" out there are tied to the revelation that RED Development Company, the developer of the Eagle River Station project has submitted a bid in the Gypsum Town Center auction and to City Markets future plans for Eagle.
Eagle River Station is a commercial/residential project proposed by Trinity RED Development on the eastern end of town, south of Interstate 70 and north of U.S. Highway 6. The 88-acre property would include 582,000 square feet of commercial space and 250 rental units in the first phase. The second phase calls for up to 150,000 square feet of commercial space and another 300 rental units.
This is the second incarnation of ERS. In January 2010, voters rejected the initial ERS plan and Trinity RED Development retooled its proposal and resubmitted the plan to the town. The new development plan was approved by the Eagle Town Board March 27 in a 6-1 vote.
Jeff McMahon, one of the principals of RED Development, said the company did submit a bid to obtain the 74-acre Tower Center in Gypsum. The sealed-bid auction deadline was April 11. The Tower Center commercial site is approved for 458,000 square feet of retail space and is located east of Stratton Flats and immediately north of the airport, bordering the south side of U.S. Highway 6.
"We've always been committed to doing a retail development in the valley," said McMahon Tuesday. He noted that desire spurred the company to submit a bid in the Tower Center auction, but it does not indicate a move away from the ERS plan.
"Eagle River Station is our No. 1 priority. We think it is the best location in the valley," said McMahon.
McMahin said RED has not begun conversations with Gypsum regarding any possible development in the community, nor has the company learned the outcome of the auction. McMahon added he does not know how many sealed bids were submitted last week.
RED's consideration of a second downvalley site has generated a new interest in cost sharing proposals between the Gypsum and Eagle communities. During the Red Mountain Ranch hearings (a predecessor of the current ERS proposal at the same site) the towns negotiated a cost share plan. That proposal resulted in a 60/40 split of unencumbered revenues at the Costco site. But the deal does not mean Eagle collects $40 from every $100 in sales tax generated at the big box store.
According to Gypsum Finance Director Mark Silverthorne the town must earmark .8 percent of its sales tax revenue for law enforcement services and an additional 1 percent for the Gypsum Recreation Center. The town has also negotiated a debate incentive with Costco. As a result, the 60/40 cost share comes after these required deductions and the end result is lower. For every $100 in sales tax revenues from the Costco site, Eagle receives $16 through the cost share deal. (See accompanying graph)
Silverthorne also noted that the cost share agreement is subject to an annual appropriation from the Gypsum Town Council. Without a vote of the citizens in both communities, the deal cannot be made a permanent part of town operations and thus must be reappropriated annually. Either the Gypsum Town Council or the Eagle Town Board could vote to cease the cost share.
As far as RED is concerned, cost share deals are not part of the company's development concern. "All we did was give a last-minute bid," he noted.
As part of their examination of the ERS project, Eagle officials asked consultant Arne Ray of Ray Real Estate Services to check out a rumor concerning City Market's future plans in the community.
While the town is prohibited from singling out a single business when reporting sales tax revenues, the Market Street commercial area, which includes City Market, is responsible for 46 percent of the community's overall sales tax collections. That's why Eagle officials became nervous when the rumors concerning a possible move for the supermarket surfaced.
What Ray found was that Kroger, the parent company of City Market, has recently been expanding existing stores to 60,000 to 70,000 square feet. The Eagle City Market is 38,000 square feet and its site is space constrained. The store could likely only expand by 5,000 to 6,000 square feet, which would not match the Kroger model Ray cited. That means for expansion, City Market would have to look for an alternate Eagle site or move to Gypsum.
The Enterprise was unable to reach City Market officials for comment concerning their plans for stores to serve the downtown communities.


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Using synops and markdark's tutorial, I was able to install and run PMS on my Synology DS212+.
It could notice some improvement from the default media server on the NAS.
However... it is not (yet) satisfying. The videos are streaming (most of them) but they will flicker and hang after a little while when streamed over wifi. I noticed as well that it does not use all the available bandwith.
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Never before in the vast literature of World War II has there been a naval atlas such as this to show graphically the complexities of the war at sea that spread across every ocean during that global conflict. This beautifully produced book by the British naval historian, Marcus Faulkner, provides a unique cartographic presentation of the sea war. It offers more than 150 full-color maps and charts to help readers visualize exactly what happened over the course of the war. All of the great campaigns and major battles are included, but so too, are the smaller operations, amphibious landings, convoys, sieges, skirmishes, and sinkings. No other work has attempted such an ambitious view of the war at sea. Certain to become a definitive reference work of World War II, the book is suitable not only for historians and serious naval enthusiasts, but also for general readers seeking a sweeping visual explanation of what happened in a naval war that extended from the coldest arctic seas to the tropical beaches of the Pacific.
Entire sections of the book are devoted to the Pacific war, the Battle of the Atlantic, and the campaigns in the Mediterranean, and in-depth coverage is also given to smaller, crucial events, such as the Dieppe landings. Maps depict battle dynamics and provide extensive information on the opposing forces, their ships and equipment, and the strategic significance of events. General thematic maps on such topics as ship losses, aerial strengths, and convoy routes, give readers a full understanding of the many contributing factors that shaped the tactics and strategies of the Allied and Axis forces. The well-known naval authority and author Andrew Lambert offers an informative introduction that sets the stage for the breathtaking illustrations that follow.
Marcus Faulkner is a visiting lecturer in the war studies department at King's College in London, England. His research interests are divided between 20th-century naval history and intelligence history with an emphasis on the German Navy of the inter-war years and World War II. He is the author of a number of academic papers on the Kriegsmarine. This is his first book.
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YOUNG HARRIS, Ga. – Daniela Tarailo finished with a career-best 30 points and the nationally third-ranked University of South Carolina Aiken women's basketball team bounced back from its first loss of the year with a 57-43 Peach Belt Conference road win over Young Harris on Saturday evening at the YHC Basketball Arena.
USC Aiken (13-1, 6-1 PBC) improves to a perfect 5-0 on the road in the 2012-13 season with the win over Young Harris (9-5, 3-4 PBC). USC Aiken and Young Harris were meeting for the first time on Saturday.
Daniela Tarailo scored the first 16 points of the game for the Pacers, knocking down five 3-pointers and a free throw to give USC Aiken a slight 16-14 lead with 12:19 remaining in the first half of action. The Pacer lead had been extended to eight at 22-14 just under two minutes later after back-to-back 3-pointers by Michelle Turner (Birmingham, England/Barking Abbey School) and Mackenzie Reese (Madison, Wis./Edgewood HS).
Tarailo would close the first half with 21 points. USC Aiken owned a 33-24 lead at the halftime break.
USC Aiken would control the second half with the Pacers going ahead by as many as 18 points at 53-35 with 6:28 left in the game.
The Pacers would eventually close the second stanza outscoring the Mountain Lions, 24-19, en route to the 14-point win.
Tarailo (Crown Point, Ind./Crown Point HS) was 10-for-19 from the field in claiming the 30 points. She knocked down a career-high seven 3-pointers in the game. She shot 70 percent (7-for-10) from beyond the arc in the game.
Tarailo, who just missed on a double-double as she also obtained nine rebounds, was 3-for-3 from the free throw line in the game.
Tarailo with her 30 points became the first Pacer to score 30 or more points in a game since Meredith Legg scored 34 points in then No. 18 USC Aiken's 80-60 win over No. 26 Shaw on Jan. 2, 2009.
Tiffani Moody (Raleigh, N.C./Ohio Valley University) did not finish in double figures in scoring for the Pacers, but she did claim a game-high 11 rebounds. She also had a block.
Young Harris was led by Ladondra Johnson in its loss to the Pacers. She finished the contest with 15 points.
USC Aiken as a team closed out the win over Young Harris shooting 31.5 percent (17-for-54) from the field. The Pacers shot 56.2 percent (9-for-16) from beyond the arc as a team.
The Pacers only missed one free throw attempt in the game, connecting on 14 of their 15 attempts (93.3 percent) at the charity stripe.
Young Harris closed out the game shooting 35.6 percent (16-for-45) from the field as a team. The Mountain Lions only hit three of their 14 attempts (21.4 percent) from beyond the arc in the game.
Young Harris hit eight of its 18 (44.4 percent) free throw attempts in the contest.
One of the stories in the game was rebounding where USC Aiken held a 45-27 advantage. The Pacers held a 17-7 advantage in offensive rebounds as a team in the contest.
USC Aiken will next stay in the area to face off against Peach Belt Conference rival North Georgia at 5:30 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 21 in Dahlonega, Ga. The contest will be USC Aiken's final road game against Peach Belt Conference West Division opposition in the 2012-13 regular-season.


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Johnson teamed with a group of investors to buy baseball's Los Angeles Dodgers in 2012 for a record $2.15 billion. It will be the same group owning the Sparks, minus Peter Guber, who owns a stake in the NBA's Golden State Warriors.
Previous Sparks owner Paula Madison informed the league in late December that she wouldn't be able to run the team anymore. She told The Associated Press that her family had lost $12 million on the franchise since buying it from the Buss family in 2007.
Johnson was a part owner of the Los Angeles Lakers for a decade before selling his share of the team in 2011.
While the franchise hasn't been successful financially, the Sparks have been one of the WNBA's best teams on the court and have led the league in attendance the past two seasons. They won titles in 2001 and 2002 and made it to the playoffs in five of the past six seasons. They were knocked out in the opening round by Phoenix this past season.
Los Angeles, one of only four original WNBA franchises left, also has one of the league's marquee players in MVP Candace Parker.
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The gun-ban fever is being driven by the actions of two pitifully insane young men and one Islamist Army terrorist. Why is the administration willing to destroy the Constitution based on the actions of irrational people? There is another agenda. The issue is not safety or guns. It is control, along with the destruction of a constitutional republic. I agree with Gun Owners of America and NRA that these infringements are gross violations of the Second Amendment.
I appeal to my fellow law-abiding citizens to start a movement to have all of those representatives, senators and others removed from office for violating their oath of office to uphold the Constitution.
This is not a gun issue. It is a rule of law issue. Next to come will be actions to muzzle a free press — that is, if the press is smart enough to ever figure out what is the goal.
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An Oklahoma judge says a teenager who pleaded guilty in the traffic death of another teen must attend church for the next 10 years to keep out of prison.
The 17-year-old was sentenced this week after pleading guilty as a youthful offender to manslaughter in the death of his passenger, 16-year-old John Luke Dum. Authorities say the teen had been drinking when he crashed his pickup into a tree, killing Dum.
The Tulsa World reports that Judge Mike Norman handed down a 10-year deferred sentence, meaning the teen can avoid prison if he meets all conditions.
Those conditions include attending church and graduating from high school and welding school.
The teen's attorney, Donn Baker, says his client already attends church regularly and that they're grateful he received probation.
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Children ages 9 and younger can forage for candy at Medford Kiwanis Club's 71st annual Easter egg hunt, held at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 30, at Hawthorne Park, on the corner of East Jackson and Hawthorne streets, Medford.
Areas of the park will be designated for specific age groups (0-2, 3-4, 5-6 and 7-9) and for children with disabilities.
After depositing the treats, the Easter Bunny will be available for photos. Rex, Medford Parks and Recreation Department's mascot, also will be present.
Participants are advised to arrive at least 15 minutes before the hunt begins. The event is free. Call 541-608-6152.
Lithia Park is home to the Rotary Club of Ashland's 56th annual Easter Egg Hunt, happening at 1 p.m. Sunday, March 31, near the tennis courts.
Candy and hard-boiled eggs will be ripe for the picking. Children will be divided into age brackets (0-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 and 9-10) and can race to find the "golden eggs" to win a prize.
The free hunt only lasts a minute or two so plan on arriving early. Bring a basket or bag for goodies. The Easter Bunny also will be hopping around and posing for photographs.
Call 541-776-7729.
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