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Work Se7enMature
Frank Tibet is dead. Greg and his friends have lived to see another day, and in a new year, Mortdale looks ready for a fresh start.
However an influx of new faces including (to his horror) Greg's annoying older cousin Joey, indicate that Mortdale is the same as ever. And the newbies can expect anything other than Southern Hospitality.
Act 1
(6th January, its 12 days exactly after Christmas day, since the events of Frank Tibet's but also Terry and Kerry's deaths. In his house, Greg is trying to sleep, haunted by the nightmares of the days gone by…)
Greg: AH SHIT! (Blindly punches air where Frank Tibet's face was a few moments ago, however he calms down and slowly realises he is awake)
Greg: (thinking): More nightmares, just what I need right now.
(Daz bursts in and looks around, his face drops)
Daz: Fucking hell Greg, you gave me a scare, thought you'd be getting laid at last and then I look around and your just...
Greg: twitching like a retard?
Daz: Yep.
Greg: Daniel, I just can't shake these nightmares off.
Daz: Fucking hell Greg, just try will ya.
Greg: Well you could at least give me some better advice or news.
Daz: You've got school again tomoz.
Greg: Great, give me something to look forward to, I appreciate the help *Note the sarcasm*
Daz: You know I'm not the most emotive person. But I try.
Greg: Daniel saying "I try" in that soft voice and widening your eyes doesn't make me sympathise with you what so...
(To shut him up, Daz flicks on his cigarette lighter, a terrified Greg leaps under his bedcovers)
Greg: Get rid of the fire! GET RID OF IT!
Daz (chuckling): Alrite, Alrite, calm down…
(He flicks it off)
Greg: That was not funny!
Daz (still laughing): It was though.
Greg: How would you like it, if I got your phobia and dangled it in front of your face?
Daz: I doe have no phobia.
Greg: Everyone has one, fears, phobias,nightmares,you must have a few.
Daz: Yeah, you being a virgin by the time you're 15. Hang on a minute…
Greg: Yep I am still a virgin, scared yet?
Daz: Nah.
Greg: What about Taz? I'm sure you want to "bang" her now to put it politely.
Daz: Doe go there Greg.
Greg: Oh wait that did happen, Taz. Well Tommy, he did feel you up, didn't he?
Daz: I dunno how the fuck he did it, hiding it from me that he was a man, now my mates woe stop laughing at me because first I fucked a bloody countess and I almost fucked a bloody bloke!
Greg: I don't understand why y'all so homophobic in this town.
Daz: We ay homophobic Greg, we just doe like gays cause there fucking queer.
Greg: Daniel, I came from the south, where attitudes towards Gay people was very low indeed. Yet I'm still accepting of gay people and not all of them are queer you know, many are just ordinary people terrified to come out the closet.
Daz: Greg, shut the fuck up gays stay closeted in this town.
Greg: That type of attitude, will come back to bite you in the bum one day.
Daz: How?
Greg: Well let's just say Taz was a start, you keep pulling girls, and disrespecting gays, a guy might find his way into your bedroom.
Daz: As if! Not in my town they woe!
Greg (sighs): Then again, I suppose St. Louisville was a hell of a lot better than this place, we accepted , Gays, nerds, loners, gingers, blacks, disabled, the mentally Ill, everyone was accepted.
Daz: And Republicans?
Greg: (after a short pause) Well...
Daz: And hillbillies?
Greg: That's right, the attitudes in this town need to change, it seems me killing the chav leader, did nothing to make any difference?
Daz: Not really, still too many chavs out there.
Greg: Daniel whose side are you on? I know you're a chav, but I wanna change that.
Daz: Fucking hell Greg, I doe have a "side" I was just wanna get high and shag some birds.
Greg: You could also try and be a good carer and offer me emotional support. Y'aknow chavs trying to kill me every week, fear of fire scarring me for life, guilty of murdering people… grief at losses of friends… briefly hitting the bottle… all that and you act like it's nothing big! Have you got anything to say to me, at all, that will help!
Daz: Eh.
Greg: Don't Eh me! Or I'll start Eh-ing you!
Daz: Thank God.
Greg: For what?
Daz: I'm not married, or else I'd know what it would be like to have two wives.
Greg: I don't bitch that much...!
Daz: Greg, you could sign up for The Real Housewives of Mortdale. The way you go on.
Greg: The Real Housewives of Mortdale ain't a show.
Daz: Maybe you could "change" the town and make it then?
Greg: You're supposed to console me at this point, or sumthin'. That's what good carer's do.
Daz: I ain't got anything for ya.
Greg: Great, thanks I feel so reassured *Note the Sarcasm*
Daz: Yeah so... (awkward pause) are you gonna go out today?
Greg: Nah, I'm staying in here, relaxin' before school tomorrow, I guess.
Daz: Well erm… I think you should go out.
Greg: Okay Daniel, why do you want me outta the house for?
Daz: I day say that.
Greg: But it was implied, you got a new girlfriend or...?
Daz (randomly asking): Greg, do you know our whole family tree?
Greg (perplexed): Ermm yeah, mum and dad had me. Dad had one brother and one sister… Auntie May Lou was your mother Daniel, but she died in that tractor accident when you were ten, you seemed fine since then. Well until you moved here, your dad's dead too right?
Daz: He died ages ago, I doe remember him and I doe want anyone knowing my mum's real name, it's fucking embarrassing.
Greg: Fine, I'll just say she was called Maz Loz.
Daz: Brill.
Greg: Anyhow, there was dad. Then his older brother Jason and he went and had my annoying cousin Joey, they high-tailed it to Jersey and used to pay my family visits every year, I hated each visit, then my mother had…
Daz: So erm... you doe like your cousin Jason then?
Greg: No I hate the sleaze balls from Jersey. Jason and Joey like father like son with… hang on a minute why'd you ask?
Daz (nervous): Well, they phoned me a few days back.
Greg: They-called-you.
Daz: Erm... yeah some business of theirs went bankrupt apparently, so there in desperate need of a place to stay, they sold their house to…
Greg: You make it sound like I should pity them.
Daz: (ploughing on): … get on a flight over here, they'll be stopping here.
Greg (mouth drops wide open): Those two are staying here, how long Daniel?
Daz: Not long at all.
Greg: Daniel?
Daz: (Sighs) They were thinking about living with his.
Greg: AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! (Goes mad in rage and starts trashing his room)
Daz: Greg calm the fuck down! For fuck's sake!
.Greg: You choose to tell me this now! How long have you known!?
Daz: Eh… I knew for about a week or two.
Greg: And lemme guess there arriving today.
Daz: Yup.
Greg: What time?
Daz: Soon-ish.
Greg: They chose to move here after all the stuff that's happened to me! (Spots Daz's guilty face) wait a minute, you didn't tell them anything did you!?
Daz: Ermm... he just called, knew we were in England and said they'd be here this time today, like you Greg, it seems that made that fucking stereotype about us living in mansions… so he came along.
Greg: WHAT A LOAD OF BULL...
Daz: There family though Greg. Doe know why you haven't told your friends about them yet.
Greg: Other than you, it's only them and Aunt Ursula-Marie who was 98 two years back, and I haven't heard from her since. So she's probably six feet under and you have no idea how much I loathe Jason and Joey, I'd actually rather move to Mortdale then live with them!
Daz: Wow you must hate em.
Greg: I'm sure the feeling is mutual, they hate me too, I hated having them coming round every year, and I'm sure they hated coming.
Daz: Well, you can bond with em, when they get here.
Greg: AND THEN WHAT HAPPENS!? THE PAIR OF THEM WILL BE LUCKY TO GET INTO THE TOWN WITHOUT BEING STABBED AND IF THEY SOMEHOW GET PAST LAKE…
(Lake whines at this point)
Greg: ...THEIR BOUND TO ASK ABOUT ALL THE LOVELY THINGS WE'VE DONE TOGETHER AND WHAT DO I TELL THEM THEN? YEAH I'VE HAD A BLAST, KILLING THE CHAV MASTER OF PURE EVIL OVER CHRISTMAS! EXPLORING A PAEDOPHILE'S FACTORY OF DEATH! COMPETING IN A DEADLY TOURNAMENT WHERE I LOST FRIENDS! BARELY ESCAPING A FLAMING ROLLER COASTER CRASH! WATCH MY SCHOOL GET DESTROYED BY A RIVAL SCHOOL, AS NERDS TRIED TO DRAG ME AWAY FROM ALL OF THE PEOPLE I CARED ABOUT! AND FIND MY PARENT'S MURDER THROUGH A STAB WOUND BY A CERTAIN SOMEONE!
(Glares at Daz)
Greg: AND THE QUEER ACT OF BRINGING OUT THE MURDERER, BY SINGING ON A PINK CAR!
Daz: Doe say queer Greg, that's homophobic.
Greg: Real Wall street rich, coming from you.
Daz: Still, Well when ya put it like that it, I suppose it explains enough.
(Greg glares at him)
Greg: And what are you planning to say to them? and don't just say Eh!
Daz: Eh.
Greg: Typical, now…
(Knocks come from the front door)
Daz (panicking): Their here!
Greg: Then answer the door!
Daz: I ay spoken to em in five years and that was when I last visited St. Louisville and the last time you saw them was last year! So you speak to em!
Greg: Oh yeah, last time I spoke to Joey and Jason they put a cootie in my…!
Greg: FINE! (Goes to the door and has to hold a barking Lake back) well here we go. I wonder how they got this far without getting stabbed? still… this is it…
(Opens the door)


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Una casa familiar: cómoda, práctica, para toda la familia
My apartment is located centrally in Neukölln, just a few steps away from Kreuzberg. Two subways and several busses will get you anywhere in town in no time. The area has become very popular in recent years with many bars, cafés, ice cream places and small shops. There is a childrens playground right in front of the house.
The apartment itself is very light, it has three rooms and a balcony facing west. On the fourth floor, there is sun in the apartment until late at night. There is a small park on the other side of the street and the street is a dead end, so its not loud. The kitchen and childrens room face east, they have early sun. The apartment has a great atmosphere, even if it is not top notch renovated. Old doors, floors and windows as well as a sort of vintage bath room give it a very warm and cozy feel.
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This wonderful villa of around 300 sqm, in excellent condition, is ideally located in a quiet area in Cap d'Antibes. The highest standard finishes and elegance blended within peace and tranquility of Cap d'Antibes. Vast living room with dining area, fully fitted kitchen, 1 bedrooms with en-suite bathroom are on the ground floor. On the 1st floor there are situated 3 bedrooms (including a large master bedroom opening onto a wide terrace with sea view) and 2 bathrooms. In the lower level: TV lounge (with cooking area), fitness room with Jacuzzi, sauna, shower and wc, as well as a bedroom for staff with en-suite bathroom. Swimming pool, pool-house, landscaped garden, car shelter for 2 cars, electric gate, electric shutters,
Villa for sale — Cap d'Antibes, east side
7,400,000 €
Total area: 400 m² 5 bedrooms
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Molobi was born in Alexandra township, Johannesburg, but moved to Soweto at the age of seven. When he finished school, he went as a radio technician to the electronics company where his father was a driver. He was the only black technician in a team of 18, and every so often the foreman would tell him to make himself scarce for the day. It was only when he called at the local trade union offices that he discovered it was illegal to employ black people in a skilled capacity. In the eyes of the law, all black people were labourers.
He visited Botswana where he met members of the banned African National Congress (ANC), an offence under the Terrorism Act. On his return, he was detained and tortured by the security police and subsequently sentenced to 11 years on Robben Island.
Molobi was released in 1982, when the campaign led by South Africans such as Archbishop Desmond Tutu to get trade sanctions instituted against the country were at their peak. But with Ronald Reagan in the White House and Margaret Thatcher in Downing Street, all-out sanctions were doomed. Instead, the European Commission compromised with the "positive measures" of setting up a trust to fund the development of black South Africans. At first South Africans were hesitant about accepting the money, fearing they were being bought off, which of course they were but eventually accepted the money and continued to call for sanctions.
Tutu and another prominent anti-apartheid cleric, Beyers Naude, were appointed trustees in the hope that churchmen would ensure the money was properly used and also that their international profile would stop the apartheid government from interfering with it. Molobi was appointed administrator of what became known as the Kagiso (peace) Trust and, over the years, he presided over the disbursement of hundreds of thousands of pounds. The EC periodically sent in teams to audit the books but no irregularities were ever found. Kagiso was meant to be apolitical, but it ended up funding large numbers of anti-apartheid organisations. Mostly the money went into bursaries for black students; and rural development and housing projects.
In 1990, when it was clear that South Africa was moving towards democracy, the Europeans told Molobi they would no longer fund Kagiso. Any aid money would be channelled through the new government. Molobi was devastated at the prospect at having to lay off all the staff employed by the Trust and, more importantly, having to close down the projects the Trust was funding.
In 1993 Molobi co-founded and later became chief executive officer of Kagiso Trust Investments (KTI), which was to be 55% owned by Kagiso Trust. The motivation for its creation was to generate funds for Kagiso Trust. Tutu and Naude remained trustees and set a high moral tone for the company KTI was allowed to keep: they were not allowed to invest in any company that harmed people or nature. They were not to invest in casinos and could only deal with companies that employed and promoted a substantial number of black people. Ten years on, KTI has blossomed into one of South Africa's biggest investment companies and provides a steady stream of income to Kagiso Trust and its projects.
Molobi remained unassuming and generous-spirited. After 1994, when black people were allowed to live in the previously white suburbs, he and his wife, Martha, bought a house in a very modest Johannesburg suburb called Observatory. They were appalled by the coldness of the still predominantly white suburbs where families remained sealed off from each other by high security walls. This was very different from the communality of the townships, where people lived on the street and everyone knew everyone else.
The Molobis organised a party and went from door to door, inviting the entire neighbourhood. Some came, he said, largely because some of the other guests were members of the cabinet but many others went on to become firm friends.
He is survived by Martha, his wife.
· Eric Molobi, political prisoner and businessman, born June 5 1947; died June 4 2006


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- UCSF Medical Center13.Nov 2015 (Last edit 14.Nov 2015)
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Suggestions for improvement
- UCSF needs to be decentrlized and turned uside down; leadership corruption is everywhere
What I like about the company
good for young single people just starting out but not desirable as a life long career track for adminstrative workers
What I dislike about the company
Adminstrative staff do not recieve on site affordable child care or housing assistance as would faculty.
Hostile work enviornment with a military style culture; discriminate against older workers actively pushing older long term employees either off the job or early retirement. New hiring practices do not encourge lifetime career tracks to avoid employee pensions. Not a family friendly work envionment for adminstrative workers. There is no work balance practise and employee vacation time is discourged for adminstrative staff vs faculty. Do not cultivate career paths for adminstrative employees. Many equity issues.Employee feedback surveys designed so that employee's can not actually provide truthful feedback.


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courtest SWLing post
The Best Amateur Radio and Shortwave Apps for iOS and Android smart phones
The original version of the following article was published in the November 2013 issue of Monitoring Times Magazine. Since applications are constantly being developed, I plan to update this posting regularily. Indeed, I have already added many apps since this article was first published in print. If you would like to suggest an app that I have not considered, please comment!
Amateur and SWL Apps for iOS and Android
Advances in technology have always gone hand-in-hand with our radio hobby-–indeed, in many cases, those advances originated with our hobby. Because of this, it should comes as no surprise that in a world where we are rapidly replacing home computing with mobile computing, radio hobbies are "app-ly" supported in the the mobile realm.
Although it's beyond the scope of this article to include a comprehensive list of all radio-hobbyist-themed apps for the iOS and Android, nor will it include proprietary apps (those which compliment a particular radio or accessory), I offer here an overview of select apps that I myself have used and reviewed––with, of course, a focus on those I've found especially useful as a radio hobbyist.
In the list below I have linked to both the iTunes and Google Play stores, when applicable. I've also noted pricing for each app, but please understand that application developers can change pricing without notice.
Ham Radio Apps
If you're an amateur radio operator, you're in luck when it comes to apps. There are a multitude out there, and most are either free or very inexpensive. Below, I've categorized these by major function, beginning with those apps that help you get your ham radio license in the first place.
Exam preparation
Amateur Radio Exam Prep (iOS; $4.99) There are several ham radio exam apps out there, but I find this one to be the best. It's simple, adaptive, and keeps track of the elements and questions you incorrectly answer. While it costs $4.99 per exam (Tech, General and Extra), you can try the free version first, which allows you to explore and learn two of the exam elements before buying. Still, a much better deal and far more portable than an exam book.
- PalmVE (Android; Free) PalmVE allows you to take sample amateur radio written examinations, track your test history, search question pools, and will display question figure images where appropriate. PalmVE can also use your GPS info to find a Volunteer Examiner session nearby.
Ham Radio Exam (iOS; Free) A very simple exam study tool, Ham Radio Exam allows you to cruise exam question pools and note the correct answer. You can also take sample tests and focused quizzes. While not quite as versatile as paid apps (like Amateur Radio Exam Prep, above), it may be all you need to get your ticket!
- Amateur Radio Exams 1.0 Pro (Android; $2.99) Out of all of the Android offerings, Amateur Radio Exams 1.0 Pro is my favorite exam practice app. It is free to try, and only costs a modest $2.99 to buy.
EchoLink (iOS/Android; Free) Why not turn your smartphone into an HT? After all (as I often say), phones are actually radios…right? I only recently discovered the EchoLink app, but it has quickly become the most useful ham radio app I use. From this app you can talk to any repeater connected to the EchoLink network; all you need is a WiFi connection or cellular data service. I recently traveled to Belize City and used EchoLink to connect with hams in the US and Canada and even check in on a net. It worked flawlessly. I couldn't recommend it more. Did I mention it's absolutely free, with no ads?
Ham Square (iOS; Free) A very simple app to track and display your Maidenhead designation in a matter of seconds. For the Android OS check out HamGPS (Android; Free). All three of these apps use your smartphone's GPS to quickly resolve your Maidenhead location.
Repeater Book (iOS/Android; Free) An absolutely revolutionary app, in my opinion. Using your phone's GPS, you can quickly reference local repeaters––any band, any mode––with full details, as you travel. This free app has replaced my need for the annual repeater atlas (which I've always found to be a little unhandy to use). Live in, or traveling to, the UK, Australia, Europe, and/or New Zealand? Repeater Book has a global version as well.
QRZ Callsign Search (iOS/Android; Free) The companion app to the popular callsign database site, QRZ.com. Their app is very basic, but makes it easy and convenient to do callsign lookups…although I do wish you could log contacts to QRZ.com via the app (hint, hint, developers!). Also check out HamRadio Call (iOS/Android; Free) as it even shows a map pinpoint for the QTH address on record.
PSK31 (iOS; $2.99) Launch this app, place it in front of your radio which you've tuned to a PSK31 signal, and it decodes on the fly. Very simple to use, and quite effective as long as your microphone is near the radio speaker. Meanwhile, Droid PSK (Android; $5.49) will decode and even encode PSK31, if you want that feature.
Hellschreiber (iOS; $2.99) Decode and send Hellschreiber text without a PC: place your mobile device near the speaker of your transceiver and this app will decode Hellschreiber on the fly. Connect the audio output from the headphone jack of your mobile device to your transceiver and you can even send Hellschreiber.
- ISS Detector (Android; Free) Chis Cooper comments: "this is one of my most often used Amateur Radio apps on my Android. It not only tracks and alerts on ISS passes with specified criteria, but with the pro upgrade, it will also track amateur radio satellites."
- PocketSat3 (Android; $24.99/iOS) PocketSat software allows you to predict when satellites will be visible in your location and where to look in the sky in order to see them. The price for this app is steep and the developers ask that you download and evaluate the free (PocketSat3 LE Android/iOS) version before committing to purchase.
- WSPR Watch (iOS; Free) According to SWLing Post reader, Peter Marks, who developed WSPR Watch, "the app shows reported WSPR beacon spots as a list, on a map, and draws some graphs."
- APRSdroid (Android; $4.95) APRSdroid is an APRS application that allows you to report your position as well as sending and receiving messages. It also conveniently displays nearby stations as a list or on a map. Be sure to check out the developer's website.
- Pocket HAM bands Transceiver (Android; Free) This application remotely control several ham radio sources via an Android smart phone or tablet. It can link to Ham Radio Deluxe, control any Yaesu FT8x7 transceiver via Bluetooth or USB cable (bi-directional CAT only, no sound) and multiple WebSDR servers around the globe. Not exactly plug-and-play as some connection methods require configuration and audio via an IP source. Read their notes and watch videos of Pocket HAM Bands Transceiver on the developer's website.
Ham Radio Reference (iOS; Free) This is a simple app that puts a few vital pieces of information in front of you. I wish I had this in my early days on the air, as it has a simple list with all of the Q codes, US & Canadian Amateur Band Limits, Country Codes, Band Plans, Radiogram Numbered Messages, Grid Square and Location, Q Codes, Local and UTC Time, RST, The Phonetic Alphabet, Unit Abbreviations, Metric Prefixes and more. Also check out HamIAm (iOS; Free).
Ham Radio Tools (Android; Free) A very simple reference guide that includes logging (even the ability to export and import logs). It also has short Q code reference sheet, common formulas, and an antenna calculator. It has a very intuitive interface and no ads.
HamLog Mobile Logging (iOS; $0.99) An all-in-one app for the mobile operator. This app will export your logs to most any logging program, including Logbook of the World. The newest version even includes a rig control interface. This app also includes many ham reference guides.
HamAntCal (iOS; Free) Need to calculate the length of a resonant dipole for the field? HamAntCal is a very simple application to help you do just that. Simply choose a configuration (Half Wavelength, Quarter Wavelength or Inverted Vee) and it will do the math for you.
Morse It (iOS; $0.99) This app not only reads but teaches CW. This is a 99¢ app, which, like many, offers several premium add-ons at additional cost. I like the interface and simplicity of this morse trainer. It also serves as a morse code reader. Simply place your iOS device in front of your radio's speaker and watch it decode Morse code in real time. I've noticed that it decodes CW fairly well around 13-20 WPM; any slower or faster sometimes leads to more error. Still, it's a great app for those who want to learn code, or who want to translate what they hear on the radio.
Morse Code Trainer (Android; Free) This is another excellent CW trainer, and will work on even the oldest Android OS versions.
MUF Predictor (Android; Free) Enter your transmitter and receiver location, and this simple calculator will help you determine maximum usable frequency.
DXing Spots/Databases
iCluster DX DB (iOS; Free) This app allows you to create alarms for needed DX countries, call signs, modes and more with a nice, simple layout. You can also filter spot results with the same criteria. Use multiple cluster servers, including your own, via telnet or the web. The app is free, but if you pay a $1.99 sponsorship fee, it enables a map mode which shows DX on a map. DX Hunter (iOS; $9.99) is more advanced and even sends push notifications from spot servers.
DX Cluster (Android; $2.49) Much like DX Hunter, the primary purpose of this Android app is to operate in the background and send notifications when needed DX stations are spotted.
- DXFunCluster (Android; $1.13) Though reviews are mediocre on DXFunCluster's Google Play page, SWLing Post reader, John, recommends this app as a DX cluster interface.
SOTA Goat (iOS; $4.99) If you like to activate summits (via Summits On The Air) or log them, this is a fantastic app. It's one of the best designed apps for this purpose I've seen. SOTA Goat has a clear, intuitive interface, and is true to the iOS look and feel. Hands down, it has the best user interface of any ham radio application. With SOTA Goat in hand, you can plot and activate a summit while notifying the SOTA community automatically. Best yet, most of the app's functions (including their summit database and map) are available offline! Yes, it's $4.99, but if you're into SOTA, it's worth every penny.
CommCat Mobile (iOS; Free) With CommCat, you can watch DX spots, control your radio, and log contacts from anywhere an Internet connection is available. SWLing Post reader, Michael, comments: "With CommCat Mobile you can not only control your rig remotely, but you can log contacts and even sync that log with your home log! Not many programs allow that. Also, there's a complete DX spotting list available, so with a single finger click, you can tune your remote rig right to the DX and then key the mic and talk into the iPhone / iPad to work the DX! With another single click the entire thing has been logged and sent to your home station!"
- QRZ Now (Android; Free) QRZ Now is a simple app with links to amateur radio news sources and a DX cluster display.
SWL Apps
Shortwave Broadcast Schedules (iOS; $1.99/Android; $0.99) In my opinion, this is the best app for mobile SWLing. I used this app on my iPhone while travelling in Central America this summer, and could immediately pull up shortwave schedules even without an Internet connection. It has a very easy function for updating schedules, and can even be set to check for updates each time you open the app. Best yet, you can sort listings by what's on the air now, by station, by time, by frequency, and more. Also, you can quickly pull up frequencies for a particular meter band at the touch of a button.
- Shortwave Radio Schedules (Android; Free) This app provides schedules and frequencies for shortwave radio broadcasts throughout the world. Information is also included on some utility stations, Firedrake, jammers etc. Broadcast frequencies and schedules are pulled from the Eibi schedule and AOKI Schedules. This app also features a unique map representation of broadcast footprints.
Global Tuners (Android/Free) This is a unique app that allows you to actively control remotely-linked receivers scattered across the globe. Whether you want to tune a receiver in France during your morning commute on the train, or if you're a ham and want to check if your signal can be heard in Asia, Global Tuners can help. Click here for a recent post about Global Tuners.
- glSDR (Android; Free) SWLing Post reader, Paul N6EV writes: "glSDR is an excellent Android app which allows you to connect to a handful of SDR receiver servers around the world. For each server, the first connection becomes the "master", able to control the frequency, mode, filter, AGC, dsp, etc. Subsequent connections are "slave" and have no control but get to listen. When the master drops off, the next slave in line (oldest connection) becomes the new master." Click here for a map of available servers.
HF Weather Fax (iOS/Android; $2.99) A super-simple app for decoding HF weather fax transmissions on the fly. Simply start the app and place your device in front of the radio speaker.
SSTV (iOS; $2.99) As with HF Weather Fax, simply launch the app, and place it in front of your radio. You can even leave it unattended and it will decode and save the images automatically. Supports all major SSTV protocols. This is also the best app I've seen for decoding pirate radio eQSLs on the go! Though I have not personally tested it, Android users might wish to consider DroidSSTV (Android/$6.99) which allows you to receive and send SSTV images.
- Interval Signal Ringtones (Android; $1.99) A simple app that will let you set your ringtone to one of 40+ shortwave interval signals.
Scanning Apps
Scanner Radio (Android; Free) A brilliant free scanner application which streams scanner feeds from across the planet—intuitive and easy to use. Scanner Radio Pro (Android/$2.99) eliminates ads.
Action Scanner Lite (iOS; Free) Easy to use, and loaded with scanner feeds. Although I prefer the search functionality in Scanner Radio (above), Action Scanner is a great app for iOS with many accolades. The developer has also published Action Scanner (iOS/$2.59) which has more Police, Fire, EMS and Amateur Radio feeds and Action Scanner Pro (iOS/$2.99-$4.19) which has the most comprehensive list of feeds and features.
Marine Apps
- DroidNavtex (Android; $9.99) DroidNavtex decodes NAVTEX messages from your receiver through your phone/tablet's microphone or through a connected interface. Special audio filters decode very weak signals through your Android device's microphone. W4ASZ comments, "Droid Navtex has worked well for me using a Grundig YB400 PE operating off the internal ferrite antenna."
Radio-Related Apps and Tools
Following are a couple of handy apps that, while not necessarily intended for ham radio, SWLing, or scanning, are nonetheless indispensable to me as a radio hobbyist; you may find them just as useful as I do:
TuneIn (iOS/Android; Free) This remarkable app turns your Android or iOS device into a web radio—it makes your local station a global one. I use TuneIn to listen to AM stations in Australia, music from Paris, The International Radio Report on CKUT, and even some international broadcasters that are no longer on shortwave radio. Indeed, only recently, TuneIn radio began streaming our own Shortwave Radio Audio Archive. I now have TuneIn on all of my mobile devices. TuneIn Radio Pro (iOS/Android; $0.99) gives you the ability to record streaming live radio directly on your phone. Note that (sadly) the Pro version does not eliminate ads.
TeamViewer (iOS/Android; Free) TeamViewer is a remote access program that allows you to login to and use your home computer. I routinely use it to control my WinRadio Excalibur SDR while traveling.
As I mentioned before, this list is, by no means, comprehensive–these are simply some of the apps I feel are well supported and have had enough time on the market to shake out some of the bugs.
Do I really need a smartphone to experiment with apps?
I know many people who do not care for a smartphone and prefer the standard-featured flip phone. I, too, would be in this camp if I didn't travel so often. The good thing is, there's no need to buy a smartphone and then pay for 3G or 4G services to use the apps listed above. There are many devices that run iOS and Android that are not phones at all, and simply use WiFi connections for Internet access.
If you like Apple's iOS platform, then you will want to consider an iPod touch, iPad or iPad Mini. If you prefer the Android operating system, then look at a no-contract Android phone or one of the many tablets on the market, like the Nexus 7. While the Kindle Fire is also based on the Android operating system, I've noticed that many of these apps are simply not available through Amazon. You'll note that I did not cover the Windows mobile operating system; this is because there simply aren't a lot of apps out there to choose from for this system.
In short, if you wish to use mobile apps for your radio activities, I would encourage you to consider only iOS or Android-based devices. A smartphone? That's entirely optional.
What's on my app wish list?
I would love to see a comprehensive app come along that has the functionality and utility of PC programs like FLdigi. This would make a mobile device perfect for decoding digital text programs like VOA Radiograms; it would also make them available to people who can't afford or don't have the infrastructure for a standard computer (as in many developing countries or even DXing locales). This may take more innovation on the processing front and more global adoption, but it is happening at a very rapid pace.
I would also like to see the ARRL develop an app for the popular Logbook of the World; for the serious DXer who needs mobile verification, this would be quite handy.
Going forward…
Ironically, mobile technologies have drawn many who might otherwise have become ham radio or shortwave radio enthusiasts––after all, these technologies make global communications seem effortless. Still, I find that nearly any technology ultimately compliments these hobbies: I turn to my smartphone for shortwave schedules, to conveniently decode Pirate Radio SSTV QSL cards, to listen to scanner feeds, and even connect to local repeaters and check in on nets. Indeed, the rapid pace of innovation on the app front is both encouraging and energizing, but also makes it challenging to keep up!
If you like, ckeep checking back here on The SWLing Post and my ham radio blog, QRPer.com, where I plan to post updates and reviews of new apps as they become available.


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Someone asked me last week, before the Astros lost four straight games to the Dodgers and Rockies, what would happen if this club ends up three or four games out of first place by the All-Star break in terms of potential trades of veterans. After all, the pitching has been terrific, the Astros have been competitive and the National League Central is not the best division in baseball. So what would happen if the Astros were actually within a stone's throw from the division lead or one of the wild card spots? Would they still trade Wandy Rodriguez or Brett Myers? (We are going with the premise that the Astros will be looking to move veterans enjoying a good season such as Rodriguez and Myers in exchange for young players). The weekend taught us that management is very, very unlikely to face that scenario at the mid-point of the season. The Astros have been competitive and have outperformed prognostications to this point. But it's still early and they are not a team ready to stun the baseball world and contend, even in a poor division. Despite all the encouraging signs -- the excellent pitching (prior to the Rockies series); the emergence of Jose Altuve; the find that is Jed Lowrie -- this remains a work very much in progress. There are good signs, there are alarming ones and there are several questions. At the top of the list of questions is the status of catcher Jason Castro. While Castro should be allowed some rope since he missed the entire 2011 season with a devastating knee injury, his performance behind the plate and at the plate is of some concern. Is Castro the catcher as the club moves forward? Can J.D. Martinez work out the kinks and become a more consistent offensive player? Has J.A. Happ found his consistency? Of course the major overall concern is the lack of offense, the doubleheader at Coors notwithstanding. More specifically, which player will be the central offensive figure for years to come? The reality is that player may not yet be in the organization. Of course everything will not be crystal clear by season's end but management should have enough information to make informative decisions going forward. The point is: It's been enticing watching this group which has exceeded many expectations. At the very least, on most nights, this is a very watchable team. On many nights, it's a darn exciting product. But several miles remain on the road back to contention, especially given the switch to the American League West next season.
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The number of U.S. households using wood as their primary heating fuel rose 33% between 2005 and 2013, according to American Community Survey data, though that represents just 2.1% of the population. The U.S. Energy Information Administration expects another 3.9% increase this year. In Vermont, 18% of residents use wood as a primary heating fuel. Thousands more use wood as a backup during power outages and buy logs to burn in fireplaces when it gets cold. Chris Brooks, chief executive of Vermont Wood Pellet Co. LLC, says he is planning to open a second mill to keep up with demand.
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The effect more people burning wood for heating will have on the climate is extremely complex, said Drew Shindell, a National Aeronautics and Space Administration climate researcher who co-authored 2012 study on how short-lived climate pollutants, including soot and methane, can be reduced globally.
"If you have emissions from wood (burning) in the Northeast, it's pretty easy for the pollution to get carried farther up to the north, all the way up into the Arctic and into Greenland," Shindell said. "When the black carbon comes down on the snow and ice, it really darkens it."
Heating oil and propane burn more cleanly than wood. Soot from wood stoves blowing into the Arctic can lead to more warming there in the short term as the darkened ice absorbs more heat.
But over the long term, the effect of more wood smoke emissions is more complicated because the wood is replacing the use of propane, heating oil and other fossil fuels, Shindell said.
"There's a tradeoff to be made," he said. "It really depends on how clean the wood-burning stoves are and what source of power they're replacing.
"From an air pollution point of view, this (switching from heating oil or propane to wood for heating fuel) is probably not such a good thing, and near-term climate in the Arctic, not such a good thing," Shindell said. "For long-term climate and CO2, it probably is a good thing. It is a complicated tradeoff."


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Spam donuts are excellent for serving on bagels and eggs. These cool and interesting donuts look fun and have their meaty taste if you're not a big fan of sugar. The directions to make spam are really simple. Just follow the instructions below!
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3Slice the spam. Slice the spam into 3-4 pieces, depending on your desired thickness. Use a basic, small knife to chop the spam. It should slice in easily since spam is delicate. Avoid slicing too hard or you might not chop the spam evenly.
4Cut out big circles on the spam. Get a knife or a circle-shaped cookie cutter. Circle your tool around the spam and cut out a circle. Keep doing this with all the spam slices.
5Cut out smaller circles from the centers. Using a bottle cap, poke the centers of the spam slices to make a smaller circle. It should look like a donut now.
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About Jagadananda Das
Blown in from the distant west/On the last leg of my quest/ Prema bhakti throbs in my chest. For more information, see http://jagadanandadas.blogspot.in/p/about-me.html
Krishna Sandarbha Seminar in Karttik at Jiva Institute
Swami Veda Bharati passes into Kaivalya
Gita Sapta Shloki 3
Gita Sapta-shloki 2
Gita Sapta-shloki
Sanskrit verses sung in Rishikesh
VMA 1.62 The root of all the secrets of love
VMA 1.61 The root of all ananda
Vrindavana-mahimamrita posts resuming
VMA 1.60: Feeling separation from the Dham
VMA 1.59 Cleaning the kunja in devotional association
VMA 1.58 Chastise your senses to live in Vrindavan
VMA 1.57 The rare soul with a pure mood of love is a marvel
VMA 1.56: Reside in Vrindavan with equal vision to all
VMA 1.55 "The Divine Cupid's playground"
VMA 1.54 All the Supreme Lord's festive pleasures, and more
VMA 1.53: Take shelter of Vrindavan and merge into the ocean of rasa
VMA 1.52 Be indifferent to all other duties: Go to Vrindavan!
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Katie Bradford was born in Coventry on 28 February 1958. She now lives in London and is an assistant solicitor at Linklaters & Paines.
What was your first job?
Receptionist in a VD clinic.
What was your first ever salary as a lawyer?
£2,500 per annum.
What would you have done if you hadn't become a lawyer?
Theatre critic.
Which law could you live without?
Landlord and Tenants (Covenants) Act 1995.
What was your most embarrassing professional moment?
When the Queen's Bench Master threw his White Book and my papers at me for trying to enter an appearance two years after it had been abolished.
What car do you drive?
I don't – I ride a Honda C90 motorbike.
Which famous person would you like to go out with?
It would have to be Alan Howard – ever since he played Prince Hal at the RSC in Henry V (a long time ago).
Where would you go to eat?
Altnaharrie Inn, Ullapool.
What's the best thing on TV?
Since Murder One ended, nothing remarkable, so its back to Radio 4 and The Archers.
Which movie do you wish you'd appeared in?
Some Like It Hot.
What's your most often-worn piece of clothing?
Motorbike helmet and gloves.
What book(s) are you reading at the moment?
The Woman Who Walked Into Doors by Roddy Doyle and Lanark by Alasdair Gray.
What is your all-time favourite record?
Elgar's 1st Symphony, Lawyers in Love by Jackson Browne, Paris 1919 by John Cale.
What piece of advice would you give to anyone entering the profession now?
Learn to type.
What do you like about yourself?
My dogged support of Coventry City FC.
What do you hate about yourself?
My elbows.
Where would you most like to be right now?
At Lords, under a blue sky and watching England battle to a glorious victory.


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Bohol Island Attractions
Bohol Island Attractions
What to See in Bohol Island
Definitely one of the best destinations in Southeast Asia, few places on earth combine natural beauty with interesting man-made structures so well. One day can be spent trekking through the jungle, observing some of the world's oldest primates while the next can be spent admiring the island's colonial and religiously affiliated architecture.
Steeped in history, Bohol has a strong sense of identity and culture that is none better reflected than in the architecture and the natural beauty that make up the island's interior. The Chocolate Hills are perhaps the most sought-out attraction followed a close second by the island's surreally shaped caves and rock formations. Whatever your preference in attractions, Bohol's charm will not fail to seduce you.Read More
This unusual geographical formation consists of 1,776 hills spread over an area of more than 50 square kilometers, their name comes from the grass that covers them turning brown during the dry season. The Philippines Tourism Authority believes the hills to be the third National Geographical monument of the Archipelago.
Unlike any other natural formation in the world, from a distance they're reminiscent of half a ball shape grown from upwards from the ground. Just two of the hills have been developed into a resort and complex – Sagbayan Peak and The Chocolate Hills Complex. Indeed, these are the pride and joy of the Philippines, a symbol of their copious and Read More...
- Location: Chocolate Hills complex, about four kilometres before the town of Carmen.
- Remarks: If not on an organised tour catch a bus from Tagbilaran from the integrated bus terminal in Dao to Carmen. From here it is a ten-minute walk when following the relevant signage
Panglao Island
A listed world UNESCO Heritage Site, Panglao Island has incredible richness in marine biodiversity and a varying terrain that consists of hills and plains. Politically, it is divided into two municipalities Dauis and Pangalo, part of the Bohol Province.
Situated southwest of Bohol and east of Cebu it is easily accessed via a short boat trip from either island. Most visitors come to explore the extensive marine and coral reefs. Sun worshippers should seize the opportunity to bask on the sensational islets of Gak-ang and Pontod.
- Location: Southwest of Bohol
- Remarks: The Bridge between Pangalo and Tagbilaran means it can be accessed via car or, alternatively, a 30-minute boat trip.
The Philippine Tarsier Foundation
After the Chocolate Hills the tarsiers inhabiting the island of Bohol, are probably its second biggest attraction. One of the smallest primates on Earth, no bigger than an adult man's hand, they face danger from the deforestation of their natural habitat. Take the opportunity to go and visit the tarsiers in its natural habitat and observe the way they live.
- Location: 14 Canapnapan Corella, Bohol 6300 Philippines
- Tel: (0912) 5163375
Sandugo Blood Compact Site
The Sandugo Blood Compact Site was built to commemorate the blood compact peace treaty between de Legazpi and Sikatuna on March 16, 1565. Performed between the Spanish explorer Miguel Lopez de Legazpi and Datu Sikatuna of Bohol, to signify the bond shared between the Filipinos and Spaniards, it is considered the first treaty to represent their international relations – 'sandugo' meaning 'one blood'.
This is now a hallmark of the Bohol Province and as a symbol for peace, illustrated on the flag. Set in the context of the Philippines' history this is considered a key moment in their history. The international treaty of friendship can be visited at the location of where the ship anchored and the treaty was performed.
- Location: Tagbilaran City
- Remarks: Taxi or tricycle.
Religiously Affiliated Architecture
Bohol is home to over 30 churches – testament to the role religion plays in everyday life in the Philippines. Set against a tropical backdrop, Catholicism has never looked so appealing! The historical and social context in which the buildings sit, signifies the country's social and political history dating back to their colonisation by the Spanish in the 16th century. The only Catholic country in Southeast Asia, the religiously affiliated architecture of Bohol tells the story of day-to-day life and the role faith plays in it. Here are five of the best.
Bohol is home to over 30 churches – testament to the role religion plays in everyday life in the Philippines. Set against a tropical backdrop, Catholicism has never looked so appealing!
The historical and social context in which the buildings sit, signifies the country's social and political history dating back to their colonisation by the Spanish in the 16th century.
The only Catholic country in Southeast Asia, the religiously affiliated architecture of Bohol tells the story of day-to-day life and the role faith plays in it. Here are five of the best.
Baclayon – Church of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception
One of the oldest churches in the Philippines, dating back to the 16th century, it has been remodeled and rebuilt, finally sticking with its current form which was completed in 1717.
Baclayon became a parish, and construction of a new church commenced, built by some 200 indentured native laborers. One of the best preserved Jesuit churches in the region.
- Location: Baclayon is some six kilommetres east of Tagbilaran.
- Remarks: Catch a bus or jeepney in Tagbilaran, going into the direction of Baclayon. You may also find a tricycle willing to bring you there.
Davis Church
Situated on the island of Panglao, not far from the bridge that connects Panglao with Bohol, The Church of Our Lady of the Assumption in Dauis is extremely beautiful. Comprising a mixture of styles to unique effect, it draws influence from both Byzantine and Romanesque architecture. Founded by the Jesuits Fr. Diego de Ayala and Joseph Gregorio, inside, on the ceiling, are some impressive frescoes painted Ray Francia in 1916. Its most recent renovation was by Lito Arraya in 1970.
- Location: The church is three kilometres from Tagbilaran City.
The biggest church in Bohol, The Church of Our Lady of Light in Loon, includes a chapel that was constructed during the term of Fray Manuel de Elizalde in 1753 and two octagonal bell towers, and is also fully symmetric. The Augustine Recollects were later replaced by the current church in Ionic and Corinthian style.
- Remarks: Loon is some 25 kilometres northwest of Tagbilaran City, on the route to Tubigon. Catch a bus to Tubigon from the Integrated Bus Terminal
Santo Nino Church in Cortes
Established as an independent parish in 1793, it was renamed Paminguitan and is currently known by the ancient name, Malabago. The interior is dominated by the painted ceiling done by Ray Francia. The main room has twisted Solomonic columns and profusely carved flanges in the Baroque idiom, a contrast to the otherwise revivalist line of the church.
Built from coral, the church complex sits on a plateau facing the sea and near the mouth of the Loboc River. A flight of stairs connects the church complex to the rest of the town located at the foot of the hill.
- Remarks: Take the north road heading to Ubay for 10 kilometres from Tagbilaran City.
Caves in Bohol Island
As of yet, 1400, caves have been counted on the island and it's likely that some have escaped the head count. Some claim that Bohol even got its name from the word 'buho', meaning 'hole.' The mysterious caves add to the island's overriding beauty.
Made up of extensive karst (limestone) formations, such as sinkholes and ravines, many of them are still unexplored. Enter this mysterious underground world and you will encounter the many unusual and even bizarre invertebrates, the albino crabs that inhabit the caves have adapted to life in the darkness.
Bingag Cave
Some time ago, no one dared enter this cave for fear they would not remerge, but there's no need to worry about that now although the entrance is so narrow only one person can enter at any one time.
- Location: Pangloa
Buhong Tiawan
A limestone hill serves as the entrance to this cave that was used as a refuge during WW II when the Japanese invaded the Philippines. The entrance, measuring five metres long, leads to a 100-metre long cavern that is home to a number of different bird and bat species.
- Location: One-and-a-half kilometres from the town centre of Antequera, Bohol
Carmaloan 2
Situated in the town of Jagna, this is the deepest cave in Central Visayas, with a depth of 140 metres! We recommend that for exploration of this particular cave you stay in town overnight.
- Location: Jagna town which lies halfway up the southeastern coast of Bohol
Francisco Dagohoy Cave
The most visited cave due to its historical significance, this cave is situated in the town of Danao. During the Francisco Dagohoy rebellion against the Spanish regime that lasted from 1744-1829, the cave served as headquarters during the uprising. A specific passage within the cave, leads to a dry route where it is thought the rebels would hide during raids by the Spanish forces.
- Location: A five-kilometre walk from Barangay Magtanghoy. Approximately a two-hour drive from Tagbilaran City.
Hinagdanan Cave
Located on the island of Panglao this cave has a number of stalactites which hang from the ceiling and stalagmites sticking out from the earth. One of the most accessible and popular caves, it features a cavern with an underground pond that is used for swimming, although it's advised to steer clear as the water is not clean.
- Location: Dauis in Panglao Island
Waterfalls in Bohol
Camogao Falls
For many the Camogan Falls reign supreme as Bohol's superior falls. The soaring height of the falls give the impression that they consist of one straight drop when they are in fact made up of three tiers some 45 metres high. The green backdrop to the fall consisting of trees and shrubs helps the scenery to be truly breathtaking but reaching the top should be left to experienced rock climbers.
Mag-aso Falls
Situated in the heart of Antequera (the basket-making capital) visitors can reach the falls simply by hiring a tricycle or motorcycle. It is incredibly tourist friendly around these parts; steps have been built so there is less of a risk factor involved in reaching and leaving the waterfall. The name 'mag-aso' derives from the Visayan term 'aso' meaning smoke, in reference to the 'smoke' or water vapour that emerges from the cascading waters, which is simply spectacular.


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Connecting the app to the Xbox One version of Titanfall also provides access to an interactive map, letting players keep track of teammates' locations [In game presumably. Not in real life. That would be weird], as well as "additional map information that cannot be accessed anywhere else, giving you an advantage in the game".
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My first shot at some kind of spoken word.
You see, I'm overemotional.
It's my badge and I wear it proudly displayed on my forehead
Like the banner of a winning team when in reality
It's the emblem of a broken heart.
And I'll blame you for it all because it's exactly what you need,
A little wake up call to remember what you did to me.
I mean, come on, I was just seventeen and had no idea what I should see in a man.
I thought the butterflies and whispered promises were perfection
And the way you told me I looked sexy when I wore dresses
Made me feel on top of the fucking world.
After all I never felt like that before
I was just the awkward, tall girl that was always just the friend
That boys would tell their dirty secrets to.
I was just the girl that saw the good in you
And wanted to pick up the broken pieces and maybe fix you.
I know, it's funny. I thought I could fix you.
You, a person so broken, it baffled me how you could stand without shattering.
And me, I'm a soul that holds scars you could never begin to comprehend.
Seven days.
It only took seven to give into your chaos.
That's not something I'm proud of.
In fact, no one knows except you.
Only because you were the begging me to let you keep going when I began to cry
And in the end, I thought it was because you loved me.
I thought you loved me.
Weeks later I saw two blue lines
Seven days after you dumped me.
I told you I got an abortion on that hot summer day to see if you felt anything
To get a rise out of you
When in truth, it simply died inside me and you walked away.
So here I am, spread out bare for the world to see.
The girl that wanted to fix you
The girl that wanted to be with you.
And you,
I can't help but think that you didn't love me for me
Most likely, you've forgotten me.
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For months I've been trying to hold everything around me together. Everything seemed to be going wrong. One catastrophe had snowballed into another and another. My plan, my game play and my stratagies were falling apart around me. My so called prince/hime was slowly turning into an idiotic twat. The first month or so was fine. We'd shared meals around a table, we'd cooked for the whole house together. We'd even snuggled up watching tv till late. I could put up with him wanting to be a princess, what I couldn't put up with was his wannabe douche-bag "friend" he was playing online with so much.
Our castle had started to crack too. We'd started to run out of money and we'd lost funds from people who owed us money. Lots of money at that. Every external force was being slow with results appart from those who wanted money from us. People said it would be hard, but I'd always ignored that and carried on regardless. I'm just awkward that way. What we hadn't counted on was all our carpets being pulled out from under us and free falling into a heap of shit. We had to make excuses to everyone just to get by. But as time went one each excuse got frailer, like a dieing animal. People stopped believing us, and all we were doing is telling the truth and trying to buy time. Banks were screwing us over. Companies couldn't make up their minds to hat peice of paperwork they realy wanted. And those who where giving us money where finding every possible chance to kick us in the groin and dangle what was rightfully ours in front of our faces. But only after we sold both our arms just to pay the rent.
All this time when I was trying to hold on to all the parts of the plan, I forgot one thing. To hold onto my mind.


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Hi all,
I only started running 7months ago have entered 2 10ks and really enjoyed them! but I have a half marathon next weekend.I have been training for it and have got up to 11 miles (slowly) but that was 3 weeks ago in the meantime i have been doing 5 to 6 mile runs about 3 times a week.I was supposed to do a 12mile run last weekend but was in a 10k race instead so didnt do the long run.Should I do the long run this weekend a week before my HM or should I continue with my 5-6 mile runs? will it make me to tired for the big day? any advice please
I would go long this weekend - 11 miles again. It will give you confidence that on the day, you know you can do it. Then taper down next week: perhaps 4 or 5 on Tuesday, and 2 or 3 on Thursday. A long run this weekend won't tire you out for next weekend. Good luck!
thanks for that I wanted to do a long one this weekend especially to give me some confidence.Will take it steady and enjoy!
Hi Jean - I think you'll benefit from doing an 11 miler too. It's impossible to say whether you will still carry fatigue from the training into the race next weekend. We know nothing about your age or general speed of recovery, how muuch stress you are under, what your diet is like, how much sleep you allow yourself.
However, I'll guess that finishing the HM is more important than being a few minutes faster. So with that in mind, the stamina benefit from one more longer run, along with the confidence boost will probably do you more good than being a little bit fresher.
Good luck.
Hi Jean, it's down to how you feel, but a week is not long enough for any physiological adaptation to take place from a long run. If you do another long run, it means all the benefit is psychological - you'll feel better prepared, for sure.
You'll read plenty of people saying that you should do your last long run two or even three weeks out from your race. It's swings and roundabouts. If you cut your long run to 8 miles this weekend, you'll start your HM feeling fresher. But if you think you'll be held back by self-doubt, then go ahead and run the longer distance, making sure it is nice and steady. Don't try to run at faster tha HM pace this weekend.