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Finishing a 50 mile race is unlike any other experience I have ever had. It's amazing to see what your body can do, just how and hard you can push and achieve a result. I am still astonished at my improvement on my finish time at the American River 50 Mile Endurance Race, 13:40 over last year's result with a 12 minute improvement. Like many ultra runners, I was sore, fatigued, blisters were forming on my feet, my butt was chaffed (no, I didn't bring my Glide), muscles were tightening, yet through it all I was able to push myself and run the fastest I did that day crossing the finishing line.
Talking to Michael L., our pacer this year for the race, he bought attention to another ultra friend of his, who includes a unique piece in her write ups at the conclusion of each race. I must give credit to The Running Pen , who provides three extra sections in her race assessment, called 'The 3-3-3's':
- Three things I did right
- Three things that didn't go well
- Three things I could improve on
Usually as I recall race day I will usually tangent off on different aspects of the race, such as fueling and hydration, split chart or shoes. This year I hit a few of these as I attempted to recall just what really happened that day. Even now, I draw a blank on Granite Bay. Did it really happen? You can read my 50 mile experience, Adventures in Running: 2015 American River 50. So without further ado, here's my version of 'The 3-3-3's.
Three Things I Did Right
- Prepared a split chart for the second year, based off last year. Thankfully Michael tweaked our plan to slow our pace down to a 16 min/mile for the first 24.31 miles up to Beal's Point) in order to save our legs for the remainder of the race, which truly begins at mile 31 and the Meat Grinder
- Unlike past years and past races, I decided to drink the "HOKA Kool-Aid" and purchased two pairs. For the first half of the race, which was dominated by hard surfaces I ran in the HOKA Constant 2. It was a nice shoe to run, provided my feet a bit of extra comfort and had minimal foot pain, which I experienced a few weeks prior during our 6-hour endurance run at Razorback. On the trails it was the HOKA Stinson 3 ATR with a much meatier sole, wore different than the road shoe and seemingly kept my feet fresh for the second part of the race, which was nearly all trail running.
- This was the first race using a pacer, which was a godsend pulling into Beal's Point, seeing and hearing Michael encouraging us up to fuel up and get out of the checkpoint. His insight and information, while not valuable for this race will be points to consider in my next 50 mile attempt. Unfortunately, I didn't run with him much as he dropped back to take care of Brian, N. and the heat exhaustion he was battling. But 7 hours later I would welcome him back as he picked me up for the last 3 grueling miles of the race, keeping my spirits up and remaining positive in order to help me finish. He also took a video of me crossing the finish line, a moment I will always cherish.
Three Things That Didn't Go Well
- It probably doesn't even need to be said that you need to run in order to break in new shoes. The HOKA Constant 2 were a comfortable shoe, while I didn't run in during the 6-hour endurance race, I was wearing them regularly in order to "break them in." That alone wasn't enough, as hot spots developed by mile 20, turning into blisters that caused discomfort for the rest of the day.
- Fueling continues to be challenging. Last year I attempted to remain "PD compliant" (no meat, cheese or dairy, added oil, sugar or additives) during my run. Unfortunately I failed early on, using dates (natural sugar) in the bars I made. This year I basically said, "f#ck it" I need to fuel with what will help me cross that finish line. Honestly, I didn't put much thought into my fueling. I picked up some chia bars, Larabars and chews for fuel between aid stations. On the hydration side, I dropped fresh Nuun Hydration tablets in my bladder through out the day. The worst offending item, a veggie burrito from Chipotle when I made it to Beal's Point. Probably 15oo calories in this burrito, but damn! This was the best burrito I have ever. However I expended a consider amount of energy chewing and digesting, which has me rethinking how I fuel next race.
- Brian and I have now run 4 races together, two 50K and two 50 mile, we run well together, similar ability and pace but we are able to push each other to keep going when the going get's tough. We knew it was going to be warm during the race and the heat was a concern. By Beal's Point (mile 24.31) Brian was struggling with the heat, as the day warmed, his pace diminished. Before long I saw him losing distance behind me. This left me as a solo runner with no one to run with for nearly 23 miles! Missing from my race was the camaraderie, know we had each others back, continually pushing each other to the next aid station. Mentally, I was strong but had to focus much more when our pacer told me to go on without him, as he went to support Brian. I never saw Brian until I approached the finish line.
Three Things I Could Improve On
- Stick to the plan, man! Discussing our split chart, we knew we were going to be running hot for much of the first 24.31 miles. We were set up with a 16 min/mile pace. That folks is a walking pace, fairly brisk, but nothing that could not be achieved, even if you are head up an incline. At one point early on we were nearly 2:30 ahead of our planned pace, which would provide time on the back end of the race, but would also see us expending more energy during the first half. We slowed, realistically we could have walked the entire first 24.31 miles and still had time to finish.
- My training leading up to AR50 was terrible, almost non-existant. I had maybe 2-3 training runs and one 12-hour endurance race, which saw some terrible rainy and cold weather, we decided to drop to the 6-hour time limit. Aside from that I can't make any excuses, I didn't train enough. Then again, do you ever train enough for an event? Add some quality training and a few long runs and I believe finishing around 12 hours would be a reality.
- Fueling and hydration go hand in hand with what I didn't do well. Next year I will take some of Michael's advice and look at using bottles versus a bladder, carrying two water bottles on my hydration vest and a 22 oz. bottle in hand filled with electrolytes. This will allow for a known amount of calories (250) per hour or between aid stations. Easier to fill than a bladder when a volunteer helps out to fill it. Never been one for using a handheld, I do when I run shorter distances, just to get comfortable running with it in my hand.
All in all I was pleased with my performance this year at the AR50. There is something special, almost magical about this course. No matter how you look at it, the day is long, physically challenging and mentally draining. But I cannot wait to take what I learned this year, apply it to next year and see a new PR when I cross the finish line.


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As I wrote in my last blog, I was overjoyed that the late Pat Tillman apparently had the seventh most popular jersey in the NFL. But I was a little skeptical, since the NFL had given me plenty of lists since his death and his name had never appeared. I thought it was strange that it kind of came out of nowhere. Well, let's put it this way ... It might be half true.
The numbers the NFL uses when it gives journalists its most popular jersey list is the numbers from NFLShop.com, a significant number, but not entirely indicative of the whole market. With the Tillman jerseys, it's even less indicative of the marketplace because online is the only way you can get the Tillman jerseys.
Today, I spoke with someone who knows the whole market. This person told me that Pat Tillman's jersey - in terms of total number of jerseys bought online and in stories -- is not among the top 25 most popular jerseys.
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This album would be a classic just for its amazing cover art alone (which is why we came to own the CD), but this country duo imbues each song with their sweet, genetic harmonies and true beliefs. I have never been a country music fan but have been learning to love the genre, despite its corniness. There is plenty of unintentional camp here (especially is the recitation in the title track), and some cool imagery in the lyrics in songs such as "Satan's Jeweled Crown" and "The Drunkard's Doom". Yes, they are over-the-top at times, but that's what gospel is all about, isn't it? I'm not a believer, so I find the lyrics humorous more than inspiring, but I appreciate the passion and fervor that the brothers instill in the tunes.
Besides the cover art, this record is known as the source of the Gram Parsons-led Burrito Brothers version of "The Christian Life". But while being Christian, the brothers, particularly Ira, had his fights with the devil. He was notorious for his drinking (which, ironically, is the topic of several songs here), womanizing and short temper and one of his four wives shot him after he beat her! Not exactly the poster boy for the Baptist faith, was he? He died by the hands of a drunk driver in 1965 while he himself had a warrant out for a DUI!
Ah, the life of the tortured believer, trying to find a peace between his/her desires and religious convictions. But, that is why the music rings true, at times - because they are fighting the fight themselves. This is a superb example of true early Country Gospel.


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The Game of the Year awards for 2013 are no doubt closing in, and there is some stiff competition out there for the title. Every gaming news publication has their own ideas of what should win, and usually takes reader polls to determine the winner.
However, The Inquisitr doesn't take polls that we're aware of, but we do see what's big and what isn't. We made a few predictions a while back for Game of the Year, and now the end of said year is approaching and some clear contenders have shown their wares.
It's time to take a second look at what games might end up taking the crown.
- Grand Theft Auto 5 – You knew this game had to be at least a contender. Rockstar's latest sandbox title has outsold every game ever made, and even broken some Guinness World Records. Of course the game that instantly gained notoriety from politicians and the like has also led to a new online addiction that even World of Warcraft couldn't compete with in its glory days. You get to be a bad guy and have fun without any real world consequences.
- Saints Row 4 – While the fans of the original games slammed it for not having anything to do with them, there is no doubt that Deep Silver's latest release is one of the most amazing sandbox titles made to date, even rivaling the realistic version presented by the game listed above. In spite of a few glitches here and there, Saints Row 4 is a major contender for Game of the Year 2013.
- Pokemon X and Y – You probably won't find a Pokemon fan who would say this 3DS title isn't worth at least a nomination. It has been hailed as a revolutionary leap in the series that brought us pocket monsters and perfected it with battles and wireless trading of some of the cutest fighters you've ever seen. Mega evolutions have given the series a whole new level to compete with.
- Watch Dogs – While we have yet to see what information thief Aiden Pearce really has up his sleeves, we could easily be blown away by this title which Ubisoft is so confident in that they're already planning a feature film based on it. This could just take home the Game of the Year 2013 award if it lives up to the hype.
- Diablo 3 – There is no denying the quality Blizzard puts into their games, and Diablo is one of their biggest franchises to date, rivaling even StarCraft. The console versions have been made so well that there is a possibility that Blizzard's action RPG could steal the crown from the more obvious big boys.
- The Last of Us – The top-selling PS3 zombie title has redefined the genre, adding intelligent co-op gameplay with an AI companion that you don't want to just leave in the ditch while you go it alone. Naughty Dog proved that you can indeed have an interesting storyline in a game about the living dead and cannibals.
These are our choices for Game of the Year 2013. Do you have any suggestions we missed?


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Week 17 may be one of my favorite DFS weeks. It's a week where staying on top of the news can provide a massive edge over our opponents and somewhat mirrors our process for how we approach preseason. While some teams have shipped it in already, others will be playing hard for a potential playoff berth. It's paramount that we continue to absorb as much news as we can and adjust our player pools and exposures accordingly. With all 32 teams at our disposal, there's a lot of room for our opponents to make mistakes and for us to capitalize. Here's how I'm approaching GPPs this week.
(For the DraftKings cash game guide, click here)
Quarterback pricing this week leaves us with a ton of options on the table. I can make a case for nearly half the league, but I'll keep my editor happy and just give a couple options worth considering.
Cam Newton's ($6,800) 2017 fantasy season has been wildly unpredictable, but he draws a fairly good matchup this week in a game that could be a potential shootout. Atlanta has allowed the fifth-most passing completions and eighth-most fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks this year. They've allowed multiple passing touchdowns to four of their last five opponents. Newton's rushing ability has buoyed his fantasy success for much of the year, and with him coming off back-to-back 14-carry games, we can safely pencil him in for double digit carries against an Atlanta defense that has allowed the third-most rushing yards to opposing quarterbacks this year.
I mentioned Philip Rivers ($6,600) in my cash game guide and will be using him in tournaments as well, but a cheaper option that's getting overlooked to me is Kirk Cousins ($6,200). After playing on the franchise tag in back-to-back years, it's difficult to fathom the Redskins utilizing it a third time. Cousins will likely be playing for a new contract and should absolutely shine this week against a depleted secondary of the New York Giants. The Giants will be without Janoris Jenkins, Eli Apple, and Landon Collins. Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie is playing on just a part-time basis and his play isn't really that worrisome with how well Jamison Crowder has been playing as of late. New York ranks sixth-worst in fantasy points per dropback and have allowed the most passing touchdowns on the season. Cousins and his wideouts make for great cheap stacks this week that still allows you to fit in some studs at other positions.
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Williamstown, MA – 25 teams teed it up today for the Williams Fall Invite. 129 players had the privilege to play Taconic Golf Club on a perfect early fall day. NYU leads the event by three strokes over Williams after a solid first-round 291 (+7).
The Williams "A" squad sits three strokes behind the Violets at 294 (+10). The Ephs were led by senior captain Sam Goldenring, who shot a round of even-par 71. Goldenring's five bogeys were offset by a tournament-high five birdies. Senior Will Kannegesier was close behind, shooting 72 (+1). Captain Ben Beiers (75, +4) and Freshman Ryan Savarie (76, +5) rounded out the scoring for the Ephs. Junior Wyatt Khosrowshahi struggled on the day, finishing with 79 (+8).
Every Williams golfer gets to see action in the home tournament. The Williams "B" squad currently sits in seventh place, led by the good play of Sophomore Jimmy Delano (71, E) and Beau David (72, +1). Sophomores David Brewer and Thomas VanBelle rounded out the scoring for the "B" team with rounds of 77 (+6) and 81 (+10). Freshman Jay Callahan shot 84 (+13). Tucker Van Eck and John Menton played as individuals for the Ephs. Van Eck made a clutch par on his last hole to shoot 79 (+8) while Menton finished with 81 (+10)
The NYU Violets were led today by strong play from Joey Burlison (70, -1) and Alan Chen (72, +1), putting them in second and tied for sixth respectively. Burlison's strong round was enabled by his four birdies on the day. Rounding out NYU's scoring was Robbie Keyes' 74 (+3) and Chris Lee's 75 (+4). Trinity College and the University of Rochester are close behind the Ephs, sitting at 295 (+11) and 298 (+14).
The individual leaderboard is tightly packed after today's first-round. Nine players are within three strokes of the lead set by Jack Habeeb of Hamilton. Habeeb's 69 (-2) puts him alone atop the leaderboard going into Sunday's final round. Joey Burlison of NYU sits alone in second. Sam Goldenring (Williams A), Jimmy Delano (Williams B), Ricardo Paes Leme (Trinity), and Alan Chen (NYU) are tied for third after firing even-par rounds of 70. Ephs Will Kannegeiser and Beau David sit in a tie for sixth at 72 (+1).
Williams will be looking for a strong round Sunday morning to catch NYU and claim its first tournament title of the season.


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No OLF in Washington County Event Kicks Off in DC
Washington, D.C. - Today, dozens of Eastern North Carolina residents and activists are talking with lawmakers on Capitol Hill about their opposition to the Navy's proposed site for the Outlying Landing Field in Washington County.
The group's day began with a press conference, led by US Reps. David Price (NC-04) and GK Butterfield (NC-01), who have been fighting against the proposed site. Also participating were representatives from the local community, the US Air Force Bird Aircraft Strike Hazard Team, the North Carolina State Audubon Office, and Freedom Works/Citizens for a Sound Economy.
An abbreviated version of Price's remarks is below:
"It's an honor to be here today among so many people who have worked so hard in their opposition the proposed Washington County site for the OLF, including my colleague, Congressman GK Butterfield.
"I've been part of this effort through my seat on the House Appropriations Military Quality of Life & Veterans Affairs Subcommittee. And I had the honor of urging the Chief of Naval Operations during a subcommittee hearing to go "back to the drawing board" with the Navy's OLF plan.
"Some of you may already know how he answered me. He said they're "planning for success" in their appeal of the court decision that went against them.
"I have to say—that didn't sit well with me. And as a result, I inserted some language into the Military Quality of Life and Veterans Affairs appropriations bill making clear that the House wants the Navy to reconsider alternate sites.
"That was a few months ago. Now, the Navy has reluctantly agreed to reconsider those other sites. Granted, they have been pressed by a US District Court decision to do so, and they should really not be limiting their search to only the originally considered sites. But I know that the overwhelming opposition to the current OLF site, led by the people in this room, has played no small role in this possible change of direction.
"I'll leave it to the experts to share the details of their hard work. But just allow me to say thank you, publicly, for your tireless efforts to protect this community and its wildlife. You are an inspirational example of democracy in action and the power of a few people to make a large difference."
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Liu Fei proposed to his girlfriend Wang Fangfang with a knee on the ground and a little something extra. He spent $158,700 on the meteorite and he used it as part of his proposal. Considering all the money he spent on the rock, it's a good thing she said yes.
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This vibrator is small and discreet. The rechargeable feature is wonderful. I've saved a lot on batteries since I got it. When it's charging it looks like a memory stick.
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It would be this little corker! I bought this a few years back while it was on special offer. It wasn't like any clit vibrator I'd had before, so I thought I'd give it a go. Since the first use this has been the toy I can always depend on. The curved, pointed tip focuses all the vibrations to one sweet spot. You have options, however, because if you hold it almost horizontal you can cover more ground. This makes it perfect for if you're lying on your front (a personal fave) as it can sit in place comfortably. The first three power settings are different speeds and I personally never venture away from these. The intensity of the highest one almost blows my head off and I love it.
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Worldview Entertainment has come on to finance and produce crime thriller Candy Store starring Robert De Niro, Jason Clarke and Omar Sy. Lotus Entertainment will kick off sales at the AFM.
Stephen Gaghan will direct from a screenplay he wrote with Shannon Burke about an undercover police officer whose life comes back to haunt him when he starts over as a beat cop in Brooklyn.
CAA packaged and arranged financing for the film and will represent North American rights. Principal photography is scheduled to commence in 2014.
Gaghan produces with Allison Sheamur through Allison Sheamur Productions as well as Worldview CEO, Christopher Woodrow and COO Molly Conners as well as Ironwood's Nicolas Gonda and Ryan Rettig.
Ironwood is making an investment in the film. Worldview's Maria Cestone and Sarah E Johnson and Lotus co-founders Bill Johnson and Jim Seibel will serve as executive producers with Michael G Macs for Ironwood, Allyn Stewart and Kipp Nelson for Flashlight Films and Suzanne Joskow for Unsupervised.
Earlier this week Screendaily announced that Worldview had come on board to finance and produce crime thriller The Outsider to star Tom Hardy.


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The microeconomic law of demand states that all other factors remaining equal, If the price of a good or service increases then naturally demand will decrease, the same occurring in the opposite fashion. A Giffen good defies this law and increases in demand as the price increases and vice versa. The term was first coined by Alfred Marshall in his book Principles of economics where he attributed the origins of this idea after Robert Giffen a Scottish economist prominent in the late 19th century and early 20th century. Giffen's theory has long been actively debated due to the theory clearly showcasing its existence but no empirical evidence being used as proof meaning it is therefore paradoxical in nature. (Jensen and Miller, 2008)
"There are however some exceptions. For instance, as Sir R. Giffen has pointed out, arise in the price of bread makes so large a drain on the resources of the poorer labouring families and raises so much the marginal utility of money to them, that they are forced to curtail their consumption of meat and the more expensive farinaceous foods: and, bread being still the cheapest food which they can get and will take, they consume more, and not less of it. But such cases are rare; when they are met with, each must be treated on its own merits." (Marshall, 1920)
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There are three preconditions necessary to be able to define a good as showing Giffen behaviour and those are; the good must be an inferior good, a good which demand decreases as consumers income rises. There must be a lack of substitutes meaning it is too integral to be left out and the final precondition is that the good must be an integral part of consumer's income making up the majority of spending. Evidence for the existence of giffen goods is limited but mathematical models help to explain how such behaviours could exist in reality. As the price of any good rises the substitution effect comes into play and makes the consumer purchase less of it and more of said substitute good. Another effect called the income effect also increases decline in the demand of a good due to an increase in consumer income but a giffen good counteracts both effects and the effect of the rising price of a good leads to an increase in its demand.
Panel B depicts the reactions to an increase in price. Showcasing a downward sloping demand curve to illustrate the writer's theories.
Panel A depicts the indifference curves for a typical consumer choosing how much of "basic and "fancy" goods to consume.
The example most commonly cited is that of potatoes during the Irish potato famine. Potatoes being the staple part of the diet they were, when the price of potatoes increased and there weren't any close substitutes the demand also increased. This theory was debunked by Sherwin Rosen due to a lack of evidence that supports the claim. (Jensen and Miller, 2008). This opinion was also argued by Dwyer and Lindsay who point out that a supply reduction due to famine should have decreased the price of potatoes if the fit the preconditions necessary for a Giffen good. A more contemporary example found by two Harvard economists Robert Jensen and Nolan Miller is that of two regions in china namely the Gansu and Hunan regions where rice and wheat are showing signs of Giffen behaviour. In the region of Hunan evidence shows that when the price of rice decreased artificially using subsidies the demand for rice decreased and when this process was reversed it had the opposite effect (Mankiw, 2007). The argument for Giffen behaviour in the region of Gansu with regards to wheat lacks two basic conditions it didn't not meet, those being, that wheat should have limited substitutions and that a large portion of household incomes should be spent on the good. (Elvis Picardo, 2015) The Giffen behaviour is clear to see as it is vital that the people of these provinces intake enough calories to survive and the lack of close substitutes forces them to spend more on the calories and less on luxury foods. Interestingly Giffen behaviour is exempt from the overly wealthy as well as the overly impoverished as the wealthy don't feel the impact of an increase in food prices and the poor can't accommodate a change in prices of a staple food so is forced reduce consumption which cancels out potential giffen Behaviour. This means it is strictly a certain economic class that feel the effects of a giffen good. (Jensen and Miller, 2008)
A study done by Battalio, Kagel and Carl in 1991 found that lab rats were exhibiting signs of Giffen behaviour when choosing between quinine water and root beer, quinine water being the inferior good and less expensive than root beer but having the same nutritious advantages. The rats were given a "Currency" in the form of amount of times they could pull each lever for each substance, the researches increased and decreased prices and changed income levels which lead to the research suggesting the quinine water acted as a Giffen good when the price was increased as well as when income had changed. (Battalio, Kagel and Kogut, 1991) This is a prime example of the number of parameters needed to simultaneously be in place for a good to show Giffen behaviour. In conclusion the theory of Giffen goods seems concrete yet the number of conditions that need to simultaneously be met makes it impossible to gather empirical evidence from studies. If empirical evidence is discovered it usually is at an individual level and not market level meaning it doesn't meet the criteria that a good needs to display giffen behaviour.


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Millions of SMS messages exposed in database security lapse – TechCrunch
Exclusive: The exposed database was left unprotected without a password. None of the data was encrypted.
The key bits here:A massive database storing tens of millions of SMS text messages, most of which were sent by businesses to potential customers, has been found online.
The database is run by TrueDialog, a business SMS provider for businesses and higher education providers, which lets companies, colleges, and universities send bulk text messages to their customers and students. The Austin, Texas-based company says one of the advantages to its service is that recipients can also text back, allowing them to have two-way conversations with brands or businesses.
The database stored years of sent and received text messages from its customers and processed by TrueDialog. But because the database was left unprotected on the internet without a password, none of the data was encrypted and anyone could look inside.
The database contained information about university finance applications, marketing messages from businesses with discount codes, and job alerts, among other things.
But the data also contained sensitive text messages, such as two-factor codes and other security messages, which may have allowed anyone viewing the data to gain access to a person's online accounts. Many of the messages we reviewed contained codes to access online medical services to obtain, and password reset and login codes for sites including Facebook and Google accounts.
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Interview with: RUNTIME
Date: 2002
The Interview
Wraggster: 1) Can you tell us where were you born, where you live,etc.?
RUNTIME: I was born in Gibraltar (a small british colony at the souther
tip of Spain); its only about two and half square miles so I got fed up
of it very quickly; seeing an opportunity to move out I got a degree in
England and now live a little north of London.
Wraggster: 2) What qualifications do you have?
RUNTIME: I have a 9 GCSE's, 3 A-Levels and a BSc (Hons) degree in Computer
Science. I found GCSEs a real doddle, but completely messed up my A-Levels;
serves me right for letting my parents talk me into taking the three sciences;
I should have taken Computers, Physics and English. The university degree
was fun, I and throughly recommend it - I didn't learn much about computers,
but I did learn a great deal of discipline in starting long projects and
sticking with them to completion; something I found very hard to do when
I was younger.
Wraggster: 3) What made you get into computers?
RUNTIME My parents. I was about eight when my parents bought me my first
computer, it was a BBC Micro with 32K memory. The first day I got my computer
I remember my dad walking me through an example program from the manual...
it didn't do much, it drew a flashing triangle on the screen. But this was
back at a time when authors of manuals weren't afraid to dip into 6502 assembler
by chapter 3 so it wasn't long before I was learning the ins and outs of
the Beeb.
I remember all my friends had Spectrums, Amstrads and later Commodore 64's
- they had all these cool games, mean while I was just stuck at home with
two games to my collection, Missile Base and Rocket Raid, had no choice
but to write my own software (thanks Dad!).
Wraggster: 4) What projects/coding have you done previous to your Xbox/PS2
Scene work.?
RUNTIME Thats a real though one. Lots of little utilities, compression
programs, disassemblers, disk copy programs and later demos (this was at
the time of the 16-bit Atari ST and 68000 assembler), and a WarCraft clone
(the PC era, a project for my final year at University).
I guess I always worked on small projects because I had a problem with
continuing something when I couldn't see the end 'in sight'. Fortunately,
these days its much easier for me to see progress, though I still suffer
from the occasional urge to 'dip' in and out of different projects..
Wraggster: 5) What inspired you to make Your BeebEm Emulator for the PS2
and what difficulties did you have getting it to run properly ?
RUNTIME Naturally, BeebEm was inspired by the BBC Micro's influence on me
as a child. I learnt a lot from that computer. To be honest I have very
little experience working in the Linux/GNU environment, I struggled for
two weeks before I could confidentally compile code, but if you asked me
now I still could explain how to configure makefile. I guess I've spent
too much time in the Windows world, I'm too used to having a nice IDE (Integrated
Development Environment) which installs itself with all the right settings,
you just have to write code and click build.
Lack of documentation was a big problem, there was a lot of stuff out their
but it was pretty much fragmented and really required Linux/GNU tools experience.
I'm not sure if the situation has improved but I suspect not much has changed.
Developers were generally quite helpful, but it really is no subsitute for
knowing your way around your environment; those two weeks where very frustrating.
Wraggster 6) Will you be updating BeebEm in the Future ?
RUNTIME Yes. Ironically, I added memory card support and had a little memory
manager icon designed for me which I added to the code; but my build process
was so chaotic that I never got around to releasing it. I guess I owe it
to the beeb to see this one through!
Wraggster 7) Do you have any More projects in mind for the PS2 ?
RUNTIME Its unlikely - once I got a taste of XBOX development, which is
so similar to developing on a Windows platform its uncanny, I didn't turn
back. That probably contributed to my switching attentions from BeebEm PS2
to the XBOX Media Player.
Wraggster 8) Whats the good and bad points about developing for the PS2?
RUNTIME PS2 homebrew is completely free, no strings attached. Your applications
can be burnt and run from CDR so its quite inexpensive. Also Napalm supplied
developers with a great tool to transport and execute your code on the PS2
remotely, that helped a *lot*.
The bad points? Well the build tools weren't very easy to setup up - but
perhaps thats changed? As a solution the PS2 is a powerful piece of kit,
but on its own the PS2 CPU isn't very powerful so its difficult to write
good emulators without know a lot of arcane tricks to enable the rest of
the PS2 hardware.
Wraggster 9) In your opinion whats possible on the PS2 in terms of Emulators,
Media Players etc?
RUNTIME Its all possible but you need to be very creative and know the hardware
almost inside out. Unfortunately, because it isn't the easiest console to
write for projects require that much more thought. And because the build
environment back then was in its infancy, I found it hard to be productive.
Wraggster 10) What got you interested in development for the Xbox?
RUNTIME The platform. Lets face it, you and I know its a PC. Its runs X86
code, there is such a huge wealth of knowledge about the architecture that
it was a sure thing for me, especially having spent the last 5 years writing
Wintel code.
What really sold it was when I was shown a sneak preview of the XDK. It
was obvious that Microsoft had produced a system that was designed to please
coders; they really went out of their way to make life easy for developers
of XBOX titles.
Wraggster: 11) What inspired you to make a Multi-Codec and infact excellent
Media Player for the Xbox and what difficulties did you have getting it
to run properly ?
RUNTIME For a long time now I've been annoyed that the VCR has been king;
I guess I was impatient that technology hadn't advanced quickly enough to
bring digital media into our living rooms. I mean you had TiVo and the other
PVRs, but they were very inflexible, designed more with Holywood in mind
than with consumers. So this was my big chance. I had a box in my living
room which I could compile code for in the comfort of a familiar Microsoft
Visual Studio environment.
The first few iterations of the Media Player were relatively painless,
I saw results very quickly early on so this only encouraged me further.
The difficulties where more in actually managing a project which was growing
very rapidly, lots of features would be expected and its very easy for things
to become maintainable when your developing in an ad-hoc manner.
Wraggster: 12) Do you have any projects, that you would like to start for
the Xbox?
RUNTIME If I can ever find the time I would love to write an RDP or a VNC
client so that you can access your desktop PC remotely over the LAN or WLAN.
Porting BeebEm to the XBOX is on the cards.
Wraggster: 13) What would you like to see ported to the Box and what is
realistically the limit to what can be done?
RUNTIME Short of expanding the hardware, you can pretty much do anything
a similarly specified PC can do. It would be nice to see an AtariST emulator
for added nostalgia.
Wraggster: 14) When will we see a fully legal emulator/ application for
the Xbox?
RUNTIME In a sense I suppose we already have if you count the Linux effort,
but if you're thinking of purpose built native XBOX code then I think its
going to be a while. It could take anything from 6 months to 18 months;
the development of OpenXdk is key to this happening. Fortunately, there
are a lot of clever developers around!
Wraggster: 15) What in your opinion are the differences between the Xbox
and PS2 in terms of how far they can be pushed, ease of programming for
RUNTIME Well with a 733MHz processor the XBOX has a lot of brute CPU power,
its easy to write emulators and CPU intensive applications lends themselves
well to this. But in terms of reach mass appeal the PS2 will guarantee you
your largest audience.
I think its fair to say you'll always find yourself more productive on
an XBOX, RUNTIME debugging is a *very* powerful feature.
In the end its like comparing apples to oranges, they're two totally different
system architectures encouraging different styles of development. They're
both great machines and I'm glad to be in the position that I can enjoy
both of them. Developers and gamers alike are spoiled for choice :)


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We got a lot of snow this weekend. But it was also in the low 30s and that makes it all quite tolerable. The hard part about this winter hasn't been the snow (which I really don't mind) it's the cold (which as been absolutely brutal).
I was dogsitting for Mom and Dad, who were gone for the weekend, so I got to enjoy the snowy lakeside.
Friday night was like most Friday nights: movie night at Lucy and Chet's house.
I spent Saturday with Meg and our cousin Emma. It's been a long time since the three of us spent a Saturday doing what we do best: baking brownies, shopping, eating and impersonating a threesome of lazy slugs.
Meggie and I painted the monograms that I recently bought via Etsy. I pictured mine on my very big, very blank office wall but I am not quite convinced that my office wall is where it will reside. We'll see. I love it.
I know that monograms are very current at the moment, but I've been obsessed with them for years. My mom and all of her sisters have gold monogram necklaces from their grandmother. In turn, our grandma bought a gold monogram necklace for me, Meg and all of our cousins for our college graduation gift. It is such a special, classy piece of jewelry. I love the idea of having my monogram on my wall and it giving me the same happy feeling that I get every time I put on that necklace.
I spent a good part of the weekend stuck in a book. Blog friend extraordinaire Kristin recommended it; Laura seconded the suggestion. I like it but I am not obsessed. I am guessing the obsession comes later (I'm not yet halfway through) because these gals have impeccable taste in books and, well, pretty much everything else.
Perhaps the best part of the weekend was a big, big win for The Coach and for his team. It was a huge upset and a really important victory and I watched online and felt so, so happy for him and so proud of him. He sent me a text message just after the game -- it's always nice to feel included in what he's doing so far away -- and my heart nearly burst into a thousand happy pieces while I attempted to type the right words to congratulate him. He got a proper congratulations later but, it was fun to tell him that he was awesome right in the midst of it. And it was even more fun to hear all about it. I'm happy for him.
I have a lot feelings about his coaching and what it requires of him and about his current job and everything that surrounds it. I have even more feelings about him and I and whether I am making a huge mistake. I have one foot in and one foot out at the moment. I'm unsure and pretty stuck in my head about it: I'm not really ready to write about it and I'm not looking for advice. I'm just letting things simmer. It seems to be working for me.
Uncertain as I may be at the moment, it is simply awesome to see him do well. He works really hard. He earns his success. I want the best for him. I am sure of that.
And so that was my first weekend of February.
Starting off strong.
Uncertain as I may be at the moment, it is simply awesome to see him do well. He works really hard. He earns his success. I want the best for him. I am sure of that.
And so that was my first weekend of February.
Starting off strong.


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Man. City v Man. Utd @Etihad Stadium @5:30pm on Nov.11
How do you call this one? City are scoring goals in every conceivable manner and are even getting the help of referees while Jose Mourinho has masterminded a mini-resurgence by pipping Bournemouth and Juventus with late winning goals and this has been achieved without the hulking Romelu Lukaku.
Will Mourinho play on the counter or on the front foot, emboldened by anew found confidence in getting United's best players on the pitch? Everyone knows how City will play – dominate possession and make the Etihad pitch as wide as possible but will United become the first side ever to beat a Pep Guardiola side in two consecutive games on home ground?
David Silva told his side's website that he believes United will come to the Etihad with respect for City in their heads but Mourinho is anything but respectful especially where it concerns a main rival like Guardiola.
Current Form: Man. City [W-W-W-W-W]; Man. Utd [W-W-W-L-D]
Head to head
Sat 07/04/18 PRL Man. City 2 – 3 Man. Utd
Sun 10/12/17 PRL Man. Utd 1 – 2 Man. City
Fri 21/07/17 ICC Man. Utd 2 – 0 Man. City
Thu 27/04/17 PRL Man. City 0 – 0 Man. Utd
Wed 26/10/16 LEC Man. Utd 1 – 0 Man. City
Prediction: Man. City 3-1 Man. Utd
AC Milan v Juventus @San Siro @8:30 on Nov.11
AC Milan have been completely 'married' by Juventus in their last five confrontations but the Rossoneri are slowly rising with Gennaro Gattuso at the helm even though there are still complaints about the manner in which his team plays.
Juventus are coming off the back of their first defeat this season and must be wary of Gonzalo Higuain [though he is an injury doubt], who was pushed into Milan's hands after the capture of Cristiano Ronaldo.
Milan must also be wary that they do not become cannon fodder for reprisal attacks from the defending champions, who will be hurting for allowing Manchester United steal all three points off them last Tuesday.
Unfortunately for Milan, new injuries to key players like Mateo Musacchio, Hakan Calhanoglu and Patrick Cutrone may hamper their chances of getting a win.
Current Form: AC Milan [W-W-W-L-L]; Juventus [L-W-W-W-D]
Head to head
Wed 09/05/18 COI Juventus 4 – 0 AC Milan
Sat 31/03/18 SEA Juventus 3 – 1 AC Milan
Sat 28/10/17 SEA AC Milan 0 – 2 Juventus
Fri 10/03/17 SEA Juventus 2 – 1 AC Milan
Wed 25/01/17 COI Juventus 2 – 1 AC Milan
Prediction: AC Milan 1-3 Juventus
Borussia Dortmund v Bayern Munich @Signal-Iduna-Park @6:30pm on November 10
Dortmund were unable to lay a glove on Bayern last season and finished the season in fourth place, 29 points behind winners, Bayern.
This season, Lucien Favre has brought joy back to the Yellow Wall with some swashbuckling from his young team while Bayern have seen a bit of wobble and are four points behind Dortmund at the moment.
A win for Dortmund increases that gap to seven but a Bayern win means it reduces to one; so it is a match to lay down a marker. After a first loss in the season in all competitions, Dortmund will be hoping to take advantage of a Bayern side, not firing on all cylinders just as Axel Witsel told Bundesliga.com, "Bayern are Bayern, they're always strong."
Their early season form has not been as good as in recent years. "But Bayern veteran, Thomas Muller, believes, "Dortmund have become Bayern's main competitors in the last five, six, seven, eight years.
"That will, of course, be the case once again on Saturday. The situation may have been a bit different in recent years. We've rarely been behind in terms of points when playing in Dortmund. That's why it's very special and an important match for us."
It is definitely an important match for both sides.
Current Form: Dortmund [L-W-W-D-W]; Bayern [W-D-W-W-W]
Head to head
Sat 31/03/18 BUN Bayern 6 – 0 Dortmund
Wed 20/12/17 DFP Bayern 2 – 1 Dortmund
Sat 04/11/17 BUN Dortmund 1 – 3 Bayern
Sat 05/08/17 SUC Dortmund 2 – 2 Bayern
Wed 26/04/17 DFP Bayern 2 – 3 Dortmund
Prediction: Dortmund 2-1 Bayern
Celta Vigo v Real Madrid @Abanca-Balaídos @8:45pm on Nov.11
This is an awkward test for Santiago Solari and his Real Madrid team. Having gone unexposed through three consecutive matches, scoring 11 goals, Solari will enhance his chances at getting the Madrid job full-time if he leaves Balaidos with all three points.
Celta possess a lot of players that can hurt Madrid's back-line. Iago Aspas is a very tricky forward and scores all kinds of goals while they possess physical power in Maximiliano Gomez and speed through Pione Sisto.
Sergio Ramos has to concentrate for all 90 minutes whilst not allowing himself to be lured into physical battles against Gomez. Karim Benzema has recently found his goal scoring touch and Solari will be hoping he does not lose that on Sunday.
Current Form: Celta Vigo [D-D-W-L-L]; Real Madrid [W-W-W-L-W]
Head to head
Sat 12/05/18 LAL Real Madrid 6 – 0 Celta Vigo
Sun 07/01/18 LAL Celta Vigo 2 – 2 Real Madrid
Wed 17/05/17 LAL Celta Vigo 1 – 4 Real Madrid
Wed 25/01/17 CDR Celta Vigo 2 – 2 Real Madrid
Wed 18/01/17 CDR Real Madrid 1 – 2 Celta Vigo
Prediction: Celta Vigo 1-3 Real Madrid


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5 tips to ensure you're hiring a good kids birthday party entertainer
You've been there: the "best party ever." There are games, music, characters, and an entertainer taking pictures and playing with your children. But now, it's your turn to plan the birthday party for your child and you want the same or better experience. Before you jump to hire the first company you find in your Facebook's mommy group, it's important to consider who — and what — you're dealing with. As the president of a kids' entertainment company, I can shed some light on the subject.
How was your day? Tips on talking to your kids about school
When you ask your kids the question, "How was school today?", count yourself lucky if you get an "OK" or "fine." As parents, we all want to know: Are they having fun? Are they playing nicely with others? Are they nurturing healthy relationships with their friends and peers? And the one that worries us the most, Are they eating lunch? Every day, tons of us suffer from not being able to communicate effectively with our children. As a mother of three and a parent educator, I've had to learn ...Posted on October 30, 2017 at 8:46 AM


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The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that the Eagles offense is off to a slow start so far in camp:
The Eagles set a franchise record for points a year ago and still focused the majority of their attention in the off-season on an offensive makeover. At least during the Lehigh University portion of training camp, the alterations have not been all that pretty. It's well-documented that the Eagles have had all sorts of problems getting their projected starting offensive line on the field, but the source of offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg's frustration goes beyond that part of things. "This camp is coming to an end, but when we get back to [the NovaCare Complex], we are still in training-camp mode," Mornhinweg said. "We have a long way left. We have a lot of learning, a lot of hitting left. We need it. We're not quite there yet on offense in many aspects, and we have a lot of hard work and preparation left ahead of us."
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Tommy Farrell, 15 from Plymouth shares his suggested top 10 things to do in Plymouth for teenagers.
As your children grow up they want to do different things. What suits toddlers is unlikely to engross your 13-16 year old. Thankfully, Plymouth offers something for everyone, so here are 10 ideas to keep your teenagers producing great memories.
1. Plymouth Karting is the ultimate playground for teenagers. Located in Ernesettle industrial estate, the karting experience is not only adrenaline filled, but is also great family bonding time. Not only does the venue offer a karting track, it also has its own laser tag arena for children that are not so interested in having a go at karting, which allows people with different appetites for fun to enjoy themselves. The raised coffee lounge and spectator area serving hot and cold refreshments gives spectacular views of all the action on the go karting track.
2. Supertramp is a great attraction for many teenagers. At Supertramp there is a considerable amount of activities available ranging from a dodge ball ring to an air bag to practice your flips into. The age restriction is 5+, and for just a small price of £10 an hour you certainly get your money's worth of smiles, being able to use every part of the park in a general bounce session.
3. Plymouth City Centre is the largest modern centre in the south west with a range of different stores. Whether you're looking for clothes, sports kit, shoes or just want a bite to eat and drink the city centre covers it all and offers a full day out for all of the family.
4. Vue cinema is a main attraction as it's an indoor facility. No matter what the weather is you can always enjoy a movie of your choice. Surrounded by many restaurants, after a movie you can go for a great meal with a choice of different foods.
5. Nandos is a favourite restaurant of many young people in Plymouth. Nandos specialises in flame-grilled Peri Peri chicken. It also serves burgers, pitas, salads, wings and wraps. With two restaurants in the city of Plymouth it is a very popular choice for a post-shopping or film bite to eat!
6. Adrenalin is another trampoline park situated in Plymouth. This trampoline park includes a ninja warrior course for children over the age of 12 to compete against each other. It also includes a jump zone where you can twist, run and bounce your way around the park all for just £10 an hour. You also have to be over the age of 5, and 5 to 8 year olds always need to be supervised by a 16+ adult.
7. Plymouth Life Centre is one of the leading sporting venues in the South West. The centre provides locals and tourists with a great range of sport and activities to get involved in. inside the Life Centre includes 3 swimming pools with flumes which is highly recommend to visit on a rainy day, a gym, squash courts, a climbing wall, a 12 court sport hall, a full programme of classes and much more!
8. Tinside Lido is a brilliant outdoor pool; it is very popular in the summer and only costs a small amount. It is set beside the beautiful Plymouth Sound and is overlooked by the Plymouth Hoe, a great tourist attraction; with sun loungers and deckchairs available for hire, you can enjoy the sun while kids play in the lovely sea-water pool.
9. The Hoe is a popular area for Plymothians and visitors. There is always a great deal of activity on the water, including many warship boats, ferries going and coming from France and Spain and also fishing boats passing by. This can all be seen from the top of the Hoe. With breath taking views across Plymouth Sound you'll be amazed by the beautiful view on a warm sunny day. The Hoe is a great place to go as there are many sights to see such as the city's iconic lighthouse, Smeaton's Tower. A visit to the Hoe makes a great day out and can be wallet friendly too!
10. National Marine Aquarium. Explore the Fascinating Zones of the UK's Largest Aquarium which features the deepest and largest tank in the UK, holding 2.5million litres of water and containing a life sized walrus biplane inside, which is home to 45 different species. As you dive deeper into the Aquarium, you'll discover that it is home to large nurse sharks, sand tiger sharks and lemon sharks which are fascinating for every child.
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Its been a few days since a relevant post, and to be honest, I haven't gotten much action PVP wise over those days.
A couple days ago we killed an NC gang roaming in Delve. I got eyes on them and tailed their gang, while a roaming gang came to help. It was pretty sloppy but we killed 2x Sleipnir, 1x Curse, and 1x Basilisk. We took some losses that didn't quite offset the kills, but were pretty dumb. I then took off solo for the next couple hours, but found no kills in Catch.
Yesterday I went on an early roam (EUTZ) and lost a Pilgrim. The reasons were multiple failures to communicate and not following basic orders. It kind of goes like this...
We were playing tag with a group that has been haning around Fountain and retreating back to low sec when confronted with an opposing force that can take them. Many faction frigates, including 4x Machariels.
The FC for the gang jumped into their camp and died... not sure how but his ceptor got killed. So I was asked to take over the gang. Not too happy (I was still half asleep) I assumed command and started what was to be a disaster. It would have been better to turn around and march home, but with our superior numbers and many friendlies in the area I assumed we would be able to take the gang (whatever didn't run).
We had them in a pipe system with one outlet, and were sitting on the outlet gate, while they were camping the pipe gate. As we landed and I jumped through, we were scouted by their neutral interceptor alt. As I was warping to where they had been, they landed on our in gate. I immediately had our gang jump through and bubble them in, instructions to reapproach.
None of them aggressed, and they all cross jumped us into the outlet system.
So everyone jumped on through, holding cloak. Then the first bit of fail intel came in "they are aggressed".
Ok, in my head this means that I can send in forces and hit their fleet, as they are committed. They are unable to jump due to aggression and they will be unable to warp due to bubbles/points.
Unfortunately whoever yelled this over comms (lack of fleet discipline) had their head up their ass, and as I landed 15km off gate (due to the previous bubble being up), their fleet started jumping back in. Their Malediction was first in, and before I was able to warp off I was tackled. I tried to neut, but he kited me at range as their fleet came in and POP. I went.
Best part was my fleet, sitting on the other side with aggression. So I died, then my fleet came in and with no tertiary FC (I was supposed to backseat this one but the primary FC died in his Taranis before we even engaged) our fleet tried to fight Machariels burning off the gate... bad idea. We took even more losses and didn't kill a single one of them.
Looking back, you wouldn't even know that we had numbers on their gang. Nor would you know their was a blue fleet in the area as well (they didn't convo me, even though I asked in intel). Congratulations to the wretched for playing it smart.
So. Some simple things to pull from this:
1. Shut the fuck up on comms, and if you aren't sure on intel, keep shutting the fuck up. Aggression means a red box aka they are shooting you aka jamming aka anything that is aggression related. Yellow boxing means fuck all.
2. Use your head. If enemy fleet is not shooting you, they are not shooting for a reason. Think before deciding to shoot them first.
3. If you are leading a gang and there is another friendly gang in area, be in communication with that FC. If he isn't making first contact, do it yourself. To not coordinate is retarded. Really really retarded.
4. Don't FC in a Recon. You will die and Recons are expensive to replace.
5. I've said it time and time again, and am guilty of it this time. Don't assume your fleetmembers know the correct actions to take in many situations. In retrospect I should have assumed The Wretched gang would reapproach; it was the natural and intelligent thing to do, as aggressing would lead to expensive losses. Knowing this, I should have specified one individual to point/aggress and have the rest reapproach and jump with them. But I didn't, and I died (and they lost nothing) as a result.
So, being a little emo I didn't play much more yesterday. With luck, maybe some kills tonight.
June 29, 2010
The Importance of Intelligence
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God-damn I love your blog, and wish I could find/join a crew that experiences Eve in such a masterful way. I look forward to a new update every time I open Capsuleer. Take 'er easy! o7
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I fetched up at an exit on the side street, and there they were directly in front of me.
There were no less than four different means of exit from the park.
I tell you all this, dear, in justice to the man; and so, exit Bagley.
"Mr. Hendricks and Liane are at the exit, asking to see me," I snapped.
With one accord the four of us dashed to the exit, Dival and I in the lead.
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I feel no qualm in saying that his exit was more hasty than his approach.
The exclamation was caused by the unceremonious suddenness of Mr. Bangs' exit.
With these words the Syracusan made his exit, bent on organising his performance.
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Texas Public Safety to start tracking troopers' weight
DALLAS (AP) — The Texas Department of Public Safety will begin recording the height, weight and waistlines of its more than 4,000 troopers during their routine physical readiness tests.
The measurement recording starting this month is part of the department's new obesity data collection program, the Dallas Morning News reported.
"Obesity is a significant health issue in the United States and in the law enforcement profession. In addition to the personal health risks, obesity significantly detracts from an officer's command presence and negatively impacts their overall effectiveness," department official Skylor Hearn wrote to officers. "As such, the department will take proactive steps to address this health and officer safety risk."
Texas requires law enforcement officers to pass a physical test, but individual agencies can set their own standards.
The Public Safety Department has slowly increased its fitness standards since 2010 with the goal of "ensuring a physically fit and well-trained force that is ready to safely respond to any situation," according to its policy.
Some officers are concerned the data collection is an attempt to push out older troopers by adding fitness requirements.
"I guess maybe they're trying to make it tougher, to force these guys to leave," said Jack Crier, executive director of the Texas State Troopers Association. "That's just an opinion."
Department spokesman Tom Vinger has denied that notion, saying that the measurements don't change the fitness requirements, which are tiered based on gender and age.
Vinger said officers ultimately categorized as obese based on the measurements will be required to participate in nutrition and fitness programs.
"The significant health risk associated with obesity and its impact on the protective services industry was already documents in our policy manual," Vinger said. "We are simply moving from talking about the health risk to identifying it — and providing support to those impacted by it."
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The first time I heard the name Judith Jones was during Sony Pictures Biopic Julie & Julia, based on the book (of course) which centers the "parallel" lives of Julie Powell and beloved chef, Julia Child. Julia was a world-renowned American chef best known for her insane use of butter in her recipes as well… Continue reading Julie and Julia changed my life
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The lineup for this summer's Healdsburg Jazz Festival will include "Celebration of the Blues," a two-day mini-festival May 31-June 1 at Santa Rosa's Jackson Theater.
The festival within a festival will star blues harmonica virtuoso Charlie Musselwhite of Geyserville and jazz saxophonist Joshua Redman.
The overall Healdsburg Jazz Festival, which runs from May 30 to June 8 at venues in and around Healdsburg, will feature jazz bassist Ron Carter and his quartet, the Marcus Shelby Orchestra and the Healdsburg Jazz Festival Freedom Jazz Choir, pianists Bill Charlap and Renee Rosnes, salsa singer Poncho Sanchez and his Latin Jazz Band, and others.
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Rick Recht, W. Bloomfield, IL, Jun 26
rockin' with rick recht*
a voyages of discovery family concert
sunday, june 26 * 2 p.m.
Jewish Community Center • 6600 West Maple Road
West Bloomfield, IL
Tickets in advance: Children 3-16 years: $3 (Children 2 years and under free), Members: $5 / Non-Members: $8
Tickets at the Door: Child: $5 / Adult: $8
Sponsored by: Irwin & Judy Elson
Families flock to see Rick Recht, THE top-touring musician in Jewish music. Widely recognized for his appeal to youth and family audiences, Recht is an exceptional musician and a role model for involvement in Jewish life. Organizational Sponsors: Women's American ORT-Michigan Region, the D avid B. Hermelin ORT Resource Center, and Congregation B'nai Moshe CDC & JCC Camp Families: Purchase one adult ticket, and bring a child for free!
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In the FamilyLists: None yet
Brief Synopsis: "In the town of Martin, Tennessee, Chip Hines, a precocious six year old, has only known life with his two dads, Cody and Joey. And a good life it is. When Cody dies suddenly in a car accident, Joey and Chip struggle to find their footing again. Just as they begin to, Cody's will reveals that he named his sister as Chip's guardian. The years of Joey's acceptance into the family unravel as Chip is taken away from him. In his now solitary home life, Joey searches for a solution. The law is not on his side, but friends are. Armed with their comfort and inspired by memories of Cody, Joey finds a path to peace with the family and closer to his son."
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Conservation When you think about conservation what do you think about I think about a better, more beautiful world. Without conservation where would the world be today I know where we would be. We would be drinking polluted water and breathing polluted air. That is why it is our job and our government job to help conserve this beautiful land that we live in. Conservation is the protection, improvement, and wise use of natural resource to provide the greatest social and economic value for the present and the future. This includes recycling, which has been one of the most successful forms of conservation.
With the government insisting that we recycle has done the world a lot of good. With recycling we save trees and natural land. It also frees the world of a lot of trash that has to go somewhere. If we didn t recycle anything there would be more landfills than there is today. Now with recycling there is more natural land that isn t being torn up and having trash dumped into it. I myself hate to see beautiful land go to waste in the form of a landfill.
Recycling reduces environmental damage caused by mining, logging and manufacturing raw materials. Recycling reduces the risks of air and water pollution from manufacturing processes. Recycling paper cuts air pollution by 75%. Substituting steel scrap for virgin ore reduces air emissions by 85% and water pollution by 76%. Recycling also reduces pollution by keeping materials out of disposable facilities. Recycling is also economical because when you buy recycled goods you pay less than you would for the real thing.
The Term Paper on Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle in Indonesian School at a Glance
... less energy than using new materials. Recycling can also reduce pollution, either by reducing the demand ... with news and recently info about the conservations on environment, updating the postings in ... The penalty is death. Air, water, and land—those are the systems. On land, nature moves full circle ... disturbing. Scientists and government officials of entire world countries agree that we are in trouble ...
Another form conservation of is wildlife conservation. This is my area of expertise because I love to hunt and fish. Wildlife conservation is not only important to hunters and fisherman it should be important to everyone. Over the years the United States has lost over half of its wetlands and every year it continues to loose 170, 000 acres.
This lan is where many ducks, geese, fish and many other forms of wildlife live. If we continue to destroy their habitat where are they going to live At this rate before long their will no longer be any wetlands for the people of the United States to enjoy. People say that hunters are bad people and they shouldn t be allowed to kill animals. With less and less land available to the animals they have less and less food source available to them to feed on. If there weren t any hunters out there the land that the animals live on would become over populated. If that happened the animals would eat up their entire food source and therefore more animals would die of starvation than that of bullets from the guns of the hunters.
That s why hunting is not a bad thing. It is what we were put on this earth for, to regulate the animal population so that there will always be animals out there to enjoy and eat. One association that deals with conservation and is backed up by the government is the Coastal Conservation Association. They deal with all the national waters to restore the amounts of fish in the water. They have got bills passed to stop types of fishing in certain areas of water. They have gotten bills passed to put certain regulations commercial fisherman.
They also work with the government to startup and run fish hatcheries and have been recognized as instrumental in the recovery of many different types of fish. One of the bills that the CCA has gotten passed proposed to buy one third of the U. S. longlining fleet. That is $30 million worth of boats.
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Robert Puckett Christian Peterson Anthropology 101 3 December 2002 Indigenous Resources Forum The second panel was on governance. Four speakers were scheduled to appear. However, only three attended. Lionel Boyer spoke about the Treaty of Fort Bridger. Larry Bagley did not attend. Claude Broncho talked about Fish and Wildlife. Paul Schmidt lein discussed Civil Rights. The Treaty of Fort Bridger ...
They also got a bill passed to reduce the longlining permits by 250 permits. In my opinion this is wonderful, it will make it where there will be plenty of fish for years to come. By There is one issue of conservation that I m not all for. I want to be because I love the outdoors and the wildlife. The issue is should we leave the untouched land of Alaska alone or should we start drilling for oil. I m going to hate to see the all-natural land ruined by oil rigs and trucks etc.
, but that is probably the best thing the government could economically. If they did start drilling it would all sorts of good for our economy. It would lower gas prices tremendously, which would let people spend their money on other things. We could then start selling the oil to other countries and lower our imports. The question you have to ask yourself is all that oil worth tearing up the only land in America that has never been touched. That land is true wildlife, no roads, no buildings or people in sight.
That also goes for all the other land in America, is it worth living life carelessly to sacrifice our clean air and water, our food sources and all our natural resources. I don t think that it is. The more we conserve the more this beautiful earth is going to be here.


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Did Netflix Send A Signal About Q2 Earnings With Its Unusual Video Conference Plan?
A lot of investors seem to think so. Netflix shares rose 6.1% today — closing at $247.38, the highest that number's been in nearly two years — after the company said that it will replace its usual audio quarterly conference call with a live video discussion. On July 22 CEO Reed Hastings and CFO David Wells will answer questions from BTIG Research's Rich Greenfield and CNBC's Julia Boorstin. They can ask their own, and integrate others submitted to them by investors via email or Twitter. "It's an unprecedented format, and not one you'd do it you had bad news," says Janney Capital Markets' Tony Wible. Today's increase caps a 167% rise in Netflix's stock price in 2013, and 202% jump over the last 12 months. Greenfield's participation in the event raised a few eyebrows. "From the outside it makes it look like you're biased," Wible says. "There's a soft dollar benefit to being out in front and getting this attention." But Greenfield says he isn't being paid, making this is no different than having an analyst question a CEO at an investor conference. "Our intellectual independence is pretty well known," he says. "The proof will be in the questions we ask." In April he formally initiated coverage of the company with a "buy" recommendation and a $250 price target. Up to then he had been "scared" to take the step, he said, due to its "extreme share price volatility." Netflix's efforts to offer original programming at a relatively low monthly price should "drive better than expected subscriber growth and moderate churn… with domestic revenue growth outpacing content spend." CNBC personalities frequently moderate private events. For example, this week Becky Quick will go behind closed doors at Allen & Co's secretive gathering of moguls in Sun Valley to moderate a panel.


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Sunday 30 July 2017 - Ordinary 17
Ordinary Sunday 17, 30th July 2017 -Vicar's Reflection
Is it ever OK to lie? Is withholding the full truth the same as giving false information? What is the difference between facts and alternative facts? In political leadership in NZ and the USA currently the issue of truthiness and lying is hot. Matiria Turei has admitted to lying to WINZ twenty years ago when under financial pressure. Truth has an essential place in public affairs as ethics; and between individuals as honesty; on this our society is based. If truth and honesty become relative and ill-defined then the basis for a fair and just society is under-mined. Christians look to scripture for guidance. Today in Genesis, we read how Laban tricked Jacob into marrying Leah instead of her younger sister Rachel. A clever but dishonest ploy by Laban to marry off both his daughters. Other examples of dishonesty in the Old Testament are there not to condone lying, but to expose the deviousness of the human heart. Joseph suffered through the dishonesty of his brothers, yet in the end they were reconciled. Joseph declared that what they had done as an evil act, God had turned into good (Gen 45). Jesus said: – "Let your 'yes' mean yes and your 'no' mean no" (Matt 5.37)– a counsel of simple honesty, which Peter learned, to his shame, meant speaking the truth even to a servant, at the risk of his life. Let's not lose sight of truth in a haze of truthiness and alternative facts.
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This woman Natasha Carson has torn not only a woman I love life completely apart but her family. Her husband, a manager at a strip club had her thinking for months 2 days be thanksgiving he wanted a divorce… little did she know she believed him trusted him for 6 months he was seeing this woman behind her back. Making her believe the divorce was her fault. She wouldn't listen to anyone. Trusted her husband and the lies fed to her for several months.
Not only did this man play his wife, but he played this girl filling both their heads with lies. Coming home to his wife and family every night like everything was normal. To find out he's sleeping with this woman behind his wife's back in the place of work ect. When his wife found out she was in complete shock after Finley taking her rings off and finally excepting that they were getting a divorce. To find out from the girls ex boyfriend now that's so in love with this girl that. He had proof of everything that all this was going on. He denied everything to his wife and he played her took her on dates played house with there children ect. Her not knowing he was having a relationship with another woman. After finally admitting his actions telling her he's in love with this girl. She gets fired from her job he gets a three day suspension. This girl doesn't understand that if he can cheat on his wife for several months lie to her about them being legally separated and tell her the divorce is in place. When no divorce has been placed yet, no legal separation. And he still came home to his wife every night and treated her like nothing was happening. So to this girl good luck and thanks for running someone's life that you where told lies about. Their family, their kids life, everything. You are a horrible person. As for her husband… such a scumbag she lived in jail half their marriage. With control mental and physical abuse. He fed her lies the girl fed her boyfriend lies. Now they can live with this. YOU BOTH YOU ARE HORRIBLE PEOPLE.


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