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Posted by: newsla on Nov 14, 2013 - 09:07 AM
The Stuttgart Cup for Porsche Caymans and Boxsters Heads to the High Banks of Daytona This Weekend
The Stuttgart Cup⢠Winter Series will take to the high banks and twists and turns of the 3.56-mile Daytona International Speedway road course this weekend as one of the featured series at the Historic SportsCar Racing (HSR) Daytona Historics, November 14 - 17.
Round 2 of the 2013/2014 Stuttgart Cup Winter Series, the Daytona Historics follows the first race of the championship last month at the Savannah Speed Classic. A December round at Sebring International Raceway will close out this yearâs portion of the five-race series that picks up again in February of 2014 with the Palm Beach Grand Prix at Palm Beach International Raceway and concludes with The 26th Annual Mitty at Road Atlanta in April.
Bill Riddell swept both sprints and the enduro race in Savannah in his No. 05 Cayman S that carries a flat-black Porsche 918 Spyder paint scheme, but he will face some stiffer competition this weekend. Race-winning Cayman racers Mark Sandridge and Tom Bloom will be making their Stuttgart Cup Winter Series debuts and both know the path to Victory Lane.
Sandridge was the 2012 Pirelli Cayman Interseries Champion and closed out his title-winning year with a Sunday sprint victory in the last race of that season at Daytona. He returns to the World Center of Racing this weekend with the same white and red-and-yellow striped No. 49 Cayman S modeled after his 1994 IMSA Champion Team Salad Porsche 911 RSR.
Bloom also had some success in Florida last year when he scored a breakout overall enduro victory at Sebring in his black and red No. 116 Cayman S that pays tribute to the Yokohama/Advan Porsche 956 and 962 race cars.
The Stuttgart Cup has been elevated by HSR to compete in the always-competitive Group 7 category under the âC7â designation. That provides some great competition against a variety of race cars and drivers in addition to split class starts when possible for the C7 class.
A full weekend of competition at Daytona includes Saturday and Sunday sprint races, a 90-minute Friday night race, and Sundayâs weekend-closing Bob Snodgrass Memorial Enduro that is scheduled for two hours. A full Thursday test session has also been well supported by Stuttgart Cup competitors and provides a full four days of on-track action. All but one Stuttgart Cup competitor entered at Daytona is taking advantage of the all-day Thursday test.
Bob Schneider, another former Cayman race winner, is also entered for the Daytona Historics in his No. 40 white and red-and-blue striped âBabyâ Martini Porsche 935 themed race car.
Professional driver and multiple road racing champion Jack Baldwin will be at the Daytona Historics in the No. 80 green and white striped Cayman S modeled after a David Piper Racing Porsche 917. Baldwin will compete for overall honors, not for Stuttgart Cup race wins or points, in addition to helping out series competitors with on-track driving tips.
Matt Dicken will make his Stuttgart Cup debut in his No. 207 Cayman S while Riddellâs son, Will Riddell, will also get in on the action this weekend. The younger Riddell will be driving the white Mobil 1 Le Mans Porsche GT-1 themed No. 225 Cayman S.
Stuttgart Cup regulars set for Daytona include Joe Sullivan and Darrell Fancher. Sullivan finished third in the opening Savannah sprint in his No. 14 Cayman S that carries the colors of the famous Lowenbrau/Holbert Racing Porsche 962. Fancher drives a yellow No. 139 Cayman S modeled after the popular âPsychedelicâ Porsche 917.
Several Boxster competitors are also headed to Daytona, including Savannah race winner Paul Reisman, who ran uncontested throughout the Georgia race weekend. At Daytona he will have some competition as Justin and Nikki Ehrlich are each on the entry list with a Boxster.
The Stuttgart Cup⢠Winter Series 2013/14 Inaugural Schedule:
- The Savannah Speed Classic, Hutchinson Island, October 24 â 27, 2013
- The Daytona Historic Races, Daytona International Speedway, November 14 â 17, 2013
- The Sebring Historics, Sebring International Raceway, December 5 â 8, 2013
- The Palm Beach Grand Prix, Palm Beach International Raceway, February, 14 - 16, 2014
- The Mitty, Road Atlanta, April 25 - 27, 2014
A sprint and endurance series, The Stuttgart Cup⢠is open to all Porsche Caymans and Boxsters, with rules centered on power to weight ratio. All competing cars must compete with stock make and model engine and transmissions with approved allowances for exhaust and intake modifications. Series organizers also welcome all competitors with existing race-prepared Caymans or Boxsters to compete with body and engine modifications balanced within series power to weight ratio parameters. All such competitors will not be eligible for championship points or class-designated race wins, but the door is always open to all Cayman and Boxster competitors to get in on the action.
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Origin: Italy
Date: Late 15th century or early 16th century
6.6 cm length
Bequeathed by C.D.E. Fortnum, 1899; WA1899.CDEF.V411
T. Schroder (2009), no. 544
The function of this object is not certain, but is probably the case for a bodkin (a sharp needle like tool used for punching holes in cloth or leather). Niello is a black metallic alloy of sulfur, copper, silver, and usually lead, used as an inlay on engraved metal. It was typical of late fifteenth-century Italy.
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To drink pure water from a shallow pond one should gently take the water from the surface without disturbing the pond in the least. If it is disturbed, the sediments rise up and make the whole water muddy. If you desire to be pure, have firm faith, and slowly go on with your devotional practices, without wasting your energy in useless scriptural discussions and arguments. Your little brain will otherwise be muddled.
Many are the men who study scriptures and talk of religion, but very few are those who wish to see God or take pains to approach Him.
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Freshman Ronnie Ladines did her best to send Kent State's five seniors out with a victory, but the Golden Flashes still fell 2-1 to Buffalo in a battle for the Mid-American Conference East Division title in the final game of the regular season on Sunday at the Diamond at Dix.
Ladines (6-6) was terrific in the pitcher's circle for Kent State, retiring 14 of the final 16 batters she faced. She had six strikeouts without any walks and allowed just five hits.
Still the Bulls won their second game in as many days over the Flashes, and overtook Kent State on the final day of the regular season to capture the MAC East Division title.
The Flashes (24-18) wound up third in the East at 10-6, behind Akron (27-14, 12-6) and the Bulls (27-20, 11-5).
Kent State earned the No. 4 seed for the 2014 MAC Tournament, and will take on No. 5 seed Ohio (28-24, 12-8) in the tourney opener on Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Firestone Stadium in Akron.
After a home run in the top of the first gave Buffalo a 1-0 lead, junior Kim Kirkpatrick tied the game with a solo homer of her own in the bottom of the inning.
The Bulls added another solo homer to leadoff the top of the fifth inning from Hayley Barrow, which proved to be the game-winner. Barrow had three of Buffalo's five hits on the day.
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The 35th annual Young Artist Awards (YAA) in Studio City will include a performance by rising country music singer Kaitlyn Baker.
The 19-year-old from Pound, Virginia, who has been called a new "coal miner's daughter," is promoting her upcoming album on Nashville's Silvercreek Records, to be distributed through Sony/ RED.
"I'm excited to be appearing at the Young Artist Awards," Baker said. "It's wonderful that the Young Artist Foundation supports disadvantaged young performers in following their dream."
The YAA ceremony will take place Sunday, May 4, in the Empire Ballroom at Sportsmen's Lodge, 2825 Ventura Blvd. Nominees for Best Actor and Best Actress in a Feature Film at this year's event include Skylan Brooks ("The Inevitable Defeat of Mister & Pete"), Chandler Canterbury ("Standing Up"), Miles Elliot ("Camp"), Liam James ("The Way Way Back") and Maxim Knight ("Medeas"), Annalise Basso ("Standing Up"), Megan Charpentier ("Mama"), Abigail Hargrove ("World War Z"), Sophie Nelisse ("The Book Thief") and Loreto Peralta ("Instructions Not Included"). A complete list of nominees is available at youngartistawards.org.
While in LA, Baker will also perform at the House of Blues on Friday, May 2, at 7:45 p.m., with special guest Ben Babylon, who is working on an album with the Elton John Band. On Saturday, May 3, she will perform at AMPLYFi in Hollywood beginning at 10:30 p.m.
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All things are beautiful when in love. But what if Cupid gives up halfway? Our Bollywood stars may look happy for the shutterbugs but when it comes to matters of the heart, some of them are not as lucky as the rest. Here's looking at some of the hottest celebs from tinsel Ville, who are unlucky in love.
Deepika Padukone
The leggy actress has had a bad past when it come to the men in her life. As soon as she entered Bollywood, deepy found love in Ranbir Kapoor, on the sets of their film Bachna Ae Haseeno. But their affair was short lived. Soon after the much hyped break-up, Siddharth Mallya came into the actress's life. But this relationship too failed. The latest buzz is that Md Padukone is dating her Ram Leela co-star, Ranveer Singh. *fingers crossed*!
Bipasha Basu
This Bengali bomb has come a very long way from the world of modelling to Bollywood. She was in love with fellow model Dino Morea until she met John Abraham in 2003, on the sets of Jism. After being together for 10 years, the hot couple called it quits for reasons unknown. The latest we hear is that Harman Baweja and Bipasha Basu have been spending quality time together.
Priyanka Chopra
The multi-talented PeeCee has been linked with a number of men, from Akshay Kumar to Shahid Kapoor and even Shahrukh Khan. While she was rumored to be in a relationship with Shahid Kapoor for two long years, we still wonder what's on Priyanka's mind. One thing's for sure, with her super hectic schedule of acting and singing, love can surely wait for her.
Kangana Ranaut
When it comes to her career, Kangy's graph is steadily moving upwards. But when matters of the heart is concerned, the pretty actress has not been able to strike gold yet. First it was Aditya Pancholi, then, Adhyaman Suman and the most recent, UK-based doctor Dr Nicholas Lefferty, but Kangana still remains single.
Salman Khan
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I just fired up my Harman TLC-2000 for the winter. For the next few months I typicaly just need to keep it idling during the day to keep the house comfortable while saving coal. The stove is a top vented 6" chimney design to which I have afixed a magnetic stove-pipe thermometer about 12" above the stove to moniter the stove temp. I find that (exhausting into my masonry chimney) I can get it down to about 120-140 degrees (with outdoor temps sometimes ranging up into the mid 60's during the day, going down into the 30's at night) & manage to keep it going.
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A la carte: Retro Cream Cheese Mints; wine tips; handy app for bakers
Retro Cream Cheese Mints
A little retro and a whole lot of fun, cream cheese mints are the perfect way to keep little hands busy during Easter-dinner preparations.
Make up the dough, then let the kids play around with different flavors and colors (or not, if you're trying to avoid pink and green hands). They also can form the mints in a variety of shapes. Consider making lemon mints, classic peppermints, or orange-cream mints. You even could do mocha mints with coffee and chocolate extracts.
8-ounce block cream cheese
2 pounds confectioners' sugar
Flavorings or extracts of your choice
Gel food coloring (optional)
Superfine sugar
In the bowl of a stand mixer, combine the cream cheese and about a quarter of the confectioners' sugar. Using the dough hook, begin mixing. As the mixture comes together, add the remaining confectioners' sugar, a quarter at a time, mixing well between each addition. The dough also can be mixed by hand; treat it as though you are kneading bread dough. The mixture with be quite stiff.
Add 1⁄2 to 1 teaspoon of the flavoring or extract of your choice. Alternatively, you can divide the dough and make multiple batches, each with a different flavor.
Once the flavoring is mixed in, add food coloring if you wish, mixing until evenly colored. As with the flavoring, the mixture can be divided and different colors can be used for each batch.
Pinch off pieces of the dough and roll into 1-inch balls. Roll the balls in the superfine sugar. Press the pieces into candy molds or press with a fork or the bottom of a glass to make a decorative impression on the tops. Place on waxed paper and allow to dry, uncovered, overnight. If keeping longer than a few days, place in an airtight container between sheets of waxed paper and freeze for up to 1 month.
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Tips for sipping
Improve your learning curve — and fun factor — with these pointers from wine expert Bill Ward:
• Identifying aromas is more parlor game than useful exercise. Sniffing a wine generally is enjoyable and can be useful if you're looking for freshness, clarity, harmony (alcohol fumes = bad) and focus, but not if you're debating whether you're getting Key lime or kaffir lime. And those tasting notes that list a litany of fruits and other elements should be pretty much ignored, certainly not emulated.
• What we "know" can hurt us. The wine world is no place for assumptions and conventional wisdom. People love surprises, or at least the open-minded sorts who most enjoy wine.
• Understanding weight/body/texture/mouthfeel is simple. Consider this "lactic" analogy: Light-bodied wine is akin to skim milk; medium-bodied wine as whole milk; full-bodied wine as cream.
• Cook with what you drink. Wine should be viewed just like other ingredients in a dish: A good cook wouldn't use 5-year-old dried herbs, and a $20 cut of meat deserves a better flavor enhancer than most $6 wine.
A handy app for bakers — and travelers
Not everyone has the brain space to spare to remember how many teaspoons are in a tablespoon or the formula for converting Fahrenheit to Celsius — let alone that morning's exchange rate for dollars to yen.
For those of us who aren't pub-quiz champions, Amount is an app that will put all of those quick conversions at your fingertips. It's undoubtedly a handy tool for international travelers or serious bakers, and the app lets you save favorite conversions on a handy shortcut list. But ultimately, it's a niche app and you might balk at having to pay any amount — even 99 cents — when it's just as easy to pop your conversion question into your nearest search engine. 99 cents, for iOS devices.
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THE man shot dead by Melbourne police had earlier been involved in a burglary where a woman was stabbed in the back at a downmarket St Kilda boarding house.
Insiders said the 30-year-old man, who was killed on Sunday night, had checked in to the Gatwick Hotel with a male friend and two women from North Geelong. The men had an altercation with a long-time lodger, in her 40s, who has hearing and speech problems.
The Gatwick, in Fitzroy Street, is known as the last stop for the homeless and drug or alcohol affected. The Geelong man was shot dead 300 metres from the rooming house.
Staff at the Gatwick alerted police that a resident, ''Amanda'', had been stabbed in the back in her room and that they had video footage of the two men.
Police visited the ramshackle hotel, where they gained a description of the men and tracked them to Grey Street. Assistant Commissioner Luke Cornelius said police had ordered the men to stop, but one had advanced on them with a knife.
The officers, he said, had shot him as he lunged at them with the weapon.
''One shot hit the deceased person, which has ultimately led to someone's death,'' he said.
Police later questioned and released two women from North Geelong as part of their investigation and charged a 26-year-old man with aggravated burglary and intentionally causing serious injury.
A distressed Lucas Edward Watson faced the Melbourne Magistrates Court yesterday, hours after seeing his friend shot dead in St Kilda.
A lawyer for Watson said her client ''seemed quite traumatised'' when she saw him in the cells after his arrest.
Solicitor Sharon Healey said Watson, 26, had been prescribed medication for anxiety.
Ms Healey said there were concerns for his mental state. She had had difficulty getting instructions from him and suggested that a psychiatric nurse see him. Prosecutor Julian Ayres asked that Watson be remanded to July.
Watson, his arms tattooed and fair hair closely cropped, appeared to have been crying when he was led into the dock.
Sources at the Gatwick said the two couples who gave their address as Geelong appeared to have wandered onto the wrong floor and went into ''Amanda's room as the door was open''.
''Next thing her boyfriend came running out, saying, 'She's been stabbed,' and that's when we contacted police,'' a source said.
The insider said the two men appeared to have been drug affected.
''Just about everybody here is unsightly, it really is the end of the road for some people, they have nowhere else to go and they end up here.''
She said that ''Amanda'' would not have known what was going on.
''She does not even drink, she would not have been able to hear them and she screeches very loudly when she talks.
''She turned her back on them and then she was stabbed, maybe it was some misunderstanding, maybe they were on drugs, why would you do that otherwise?'' she said.
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''A lot of homeless people go to the Gatwick for refuge and soon become victims themselves,'' he said.
''This is just drugs and alcohol gone wild.''
Tony Keenan, the chief executive of Hanover Welfare Services said the Gatwick was only used as a last resort.
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Join the Community Security Service (CSS) and the JEC/Alumni Community to learn some of the fundamentals of Krav Maga, the famous Israeli martial art. Learn firsthand how it can be used as an effective self defense weapon. Wear comfortable clothes and be prepared to sweat and work hard!
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Honorary Oscar-Winning Director Hal Needham to Attend 2013 Bandit Run, Sponsored by Restore a Muscle Car
RAMC's weeklong "Smokey and the Bandit" journey to drive Pontiac Trans Am enthusiasts west
LINCOLN, NE--March 13, 2013: Restore a Muscle Car (RAMC) is pleased to announce that Hal Needham, honorary Oscar winner and director of "Smokey and the Bandit," will be a special guest of the 2013 Bandit Run.
The seventh annual event will kick off a week-long journey from Lincoln, Neb., to Golden, CO. on the morning of July 13, starting with an open house at RAMC. Saturday's schedule will include a car show, barbeque and an autograph session with Needham. That evening "Smokey and the Bandit"will be shown with a Q & A session with Needham following the movie. The Bandit Run -- with more than 80 Trans Am and other vehicles -- will then leave from RAMC Sunday morning, July 14, and will wrap up at the Coors Brewery in Golden, CO. on Friday, July 19.
The Bandit Run is open to everyone, including those who do not drive a Pontiac Trans Am. The annual traveling car show offers an opportunity for gear heads, Trans Am enthusiasts, fans of "Smokey and the Bandit" and others to embrace an Americana-flavored, unique travel event.
The Bandit Run originated in 2007 when RAMC owner, Dave Hall, and Trans Am enthusiast David Hershey decided to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the film "Smokey and the Bandit," by reenacting the quest to drive Coors beer from Texarkana, Texas, to Atlanta, GA. Subsequent Bandit Runs have traversed different parts of the country, predominately the South.
"We are excited to change it up a bit and take a Western route this year and enjoy some beautiful countryside with the group. The participation of Hal Needham will make this run even more exciting," said Dave Hall.
The inclusion of Hal Needham is a special feature of the trip. He was recently honored at the 2013 Oscars for his extensive stunt work in Hollywood over the past 40 years, including his work on "Smokey and the Bandit."
This also is the first time Bandit Run participants have visited a Coors Brewery. For those who haven't seen "Smokey," the movie's star, Burt Reynolds, had a long way to go and a short time to get there to drive the refrigerated Coors from Texas to Georgia.


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>Racing>2013 Sub 1:30 Half Marathon
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1:30:11. So close. What a bummer.
1:33:24 for me yesterday at Rock 'n' Roll Philly. Sub-90 would have been a dream result and I can't say I really expected it. It's OK though, this was really more of a tuneup run for Marine Corps Marathon next month. I spent a good portion of the summer sidelined with injury so my new focus is on peaking around 10/27. And yesterday's run establishes I am well on the way to that. I'll make another run at sub-90 yet, though at age 49 I am finding I have to pick my spots.
1:29:43 for me at RnR Philly on Sunday. Got it! I didn't really expect it due to feeling very fatigued with marathon training since late July, likely as a result of training in the heat and humidity. Mentally, I did not feel so great.
It was my 2nd Half Marathon and the weather could not have been better... I didn't sleep so well the night before, and was wide awake at midnight until 2:00A. Good thing I slept well two nights prior. I was loving it when I was driving to the race and I checked the dash on my car saw 47°F. I seem to run well when the temp is between 45° and 60°. Felt good during the warmup, got to the corral 20 minutes early and began stretching and was eager for the start. When the gun finally went off, I tried to stay nice and slow in the first mile by starting in the back of the first corral and aiming for about 7:00 pace effort in that first mile. I did exactly that and remained conservative the first 4 miles. In fact, I was just taking in the sights, not worrying about pace too much in the first 4 miles which had plenty of turns. I started picking it up slightly while heading down Kelly Drive for miles 5 thru 9, and began to focus a little on hitting my splits. I felt good and ready to race coming over the Falls bridge (about mile 9) -- was comfortable dropping it to a 6:30 pace, and felt like I could knock a few seconds off on each mile split. Although between mile 11-12, I started to feel some tightness in my left hamstring and was concerned about possible cramping, so I eased up a little (about 6:40-6:47 pace) confident that I could cruise it in, conservatively, to the sub-1:30 (with a time of 1:08:30 at the 10 mile mark, I told myself, I just needed run a 21:00 5K to the finish). As I saw the clock cresting the hill in front of the art museum, I had a booming smile on my face.
I felt really good after the finish and I was happy with negative splits for each phase of the race. It's nice when you grab a few interim PR's in a larger PR effort... I got a new 10K PR and 10mi PR during the race.
PR's - 5K - 18:58 (2013) | 10K - 42:50 (2012) | 13.1 - 1:30:41 1:29:43 (2013)
2013 Goals - sub-19 5k | sub 40 10K | sub1:30 13.1 | Complete First Marathon, hoping for BQ (sub 3:15)
Up Next:
Steamtown Marathon - 10/13/13
Philadelphia Marathon - 11/17/13
I'm taking a crack at sub 1:30 this coming Saturday at the Akron Marathon.
It's a tune-up for the Columbus full next month, so I'll be running it with a slight taper this week. I'm anxious to see what comes of it!
Good luck to all the other runners this coming weekend.
I'll post back the good, the bad, or the ugly.
Got it! 1:27:43 with a port-o-jon pit stop. Great day to race, awesome event and a great way to get the sub 90 monkey off my back.
Race report in my log, should you be so inclined.
New attempt on the horizon. I had already planned to take a long Columbus Day weekend with the wife in Key West, before I even knew that there happened to be a race going on. But it wasn't long before I did figure it out, and now it's on...Southernmost Half Marathon on 10/12. Absolute final tuneup race for Marine Corps Marathon on 10/27, so sub-90 is not a do-or-die goal, but if it's there in front me with 5 miles to go, I will get after it. As a DC area guy I have only run one other race in FL and that was a 5k in January 2012. I came in 4th OA that day so I have a good history in the state.
I'd pretty much resigned myself to missing this this year—I basically lost September for training purposes, courtesy of a nasty head cold that kept me off my feet for a week and my mileage low for a while after that. Toss in travel and a 10k around the same time, and the month was shot.
I'm glad to report, however, that my goal was not. I ran the City of Oaks Rex Healthcare Half Marathon today and according to my watch, hit 1:28:58 (official results still aren't up, alas, and I left well before they were posting them on site—the one thing I wish were different about this race). Given the hilliness of the course and previous experience, I was expecting something around 1:32 going in, so this was a great outcome for me, and my fastest race by far. (I actually ran faster today than I did in the aforementioned 10k I ran back in September).
Seems like a confluence of factors for this: I hit a breakthrough in my training runs in the last two weeks, the weather was perfect (47º, sunny, very light breeze), and for all the hills, this course just felt fast. I was pleasantly surprised to realize as I started on mile 7 that I had a very good shot at breaking 1:30, and extremely pleased when I realized at the start of mile 12 that I just had to hold 7min/mi or better to break 1:30. (I actually only needed to hold about 7:23).
You can see activity log here. I'll update it once I have the official results with field size, chip time, etc.
Excellent race Chris, congrats on a great time, I ran the oaks half this morning too. Conditions were near perfect! Did you record a long course? i ran the tangents religiously and my garmin clocked 13.3. Several of my friends had it that long too. congrats again on your stellar time at our hometown race,
Got it a couple weeks ago in Kansas City! 1:29:43. Cold day, and hilly course, but that seems to work for me. I followed the 'Smart Pace Team' 1:30 guys for first 5 miles or so, then peeled away on a long downhill stretch. They caught back up, which gave me incentive to push harder. Finally peeled away again with a couple miles to go and didn't slow down. I think without that pace group I would have probably just cruised in at well over 1:30.
Not happy about this thread.
I ran a half a couple of weeks ago. It was 7 days after my marathon PR (3:07) and although all the calculators told me sub 1:30 was possible, I knew my legs still felt like concrete so I was very cautious.
Either way, I figured I might as well take a shot!!!
Got a great start, if not too fast and was well ahead of the 1:30 pace bunny. As I went though mile 10, I was averaging about 6:45 per mile and was pretty sure that I had a sub 1:30 in the bag. The problem was, that as my still sore legs started to complain, my brain got involved in the process. I figured that as long as I was ahead of the pace bunny, I could back it off a bit and save my strength for the final push. Right? Are you with me?
Well, would you believe that the pace bunny never passed me and I came in at 1:30:34???? Stupid pace bunny ended up finishing in about 1:36. WTF?
Moral of the story. Trust your watch even when your legs are screaming for you to find another path.
2016 Goals
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Get ready for my 2nd Boston Marathon
No race goals, just stay healthy and work on flexibility and strength.
Thanks, Dougal 12. Conditions were indeed pretty much perfect.
As for the course length, I didn't have a GPS with me. Mapping it out by just following the roads with RunningAhead put it at 13.35. I may go back and measure it more carefully, but that makes me very doubtful that the course was remotely that long—measuring the roads like that with no tangents usually gives a pretty significantly longer course.
Courtesy of the side-to-side variations in readings, Garmins are usually (read: nearly always) going to record high—⅕ mile over the course of that run comes out to about 1.5%, which is pretty typical from what I've seen and read. (That's one reason I haven't bothered picking up a Garmin: Runkeeper's algorithm has gotten so good that they're measuring around the same error these days when I check, which is darn impressive.)
edwards.ag, that's solid. I definitely used some footsteps behind me to keep me moving on some of the hills on this course. Cold and hilly worked better than I expected it would, too—I'd be curious to see how I did with similar weather but a flatter course. I suspect I might have been able to break 1:28, but who knows.
Rick, that's tough and frustrating. Must have been a pain for the runners with the pacer, too! I hear you on the legs and brain, though. Mile 12 was the mentally killer mile for me (and one of the slowest); I was able to pick it up hard again once I hit that marker and knew I had 1.1 to go.
Out of curiosity, how big were these races that it had a 1:30 pacer? I've never seen pacers for anything below 1:45 on a half (though admittedly this was only my fifth—but my fifth different race).
Mine wasn't a huge race. I am guessing 1500 in the half?
Huh. That's really interesting. I'll be curious to see if I see those in the future. The one I ran yesterday was over 2k in the half, and definitely didn't have 1:30 pacers.
Dougal 12, I remeasured it as carefully as I could using RunningAhead's tools, and ended up with about a 13.25 mile course. Given it was certified, I'd be surprised if it were that much longer, but I couldn't see any ways to make it shorter. Interesting if it is in fact substantially longer.
Mine (KC) had about 6,000 in the half. I was impressed, as I think they had a pace group for every 5 minute increment from 1:30 and up. And these guys were good, not equal intervals, started out slow, went slower on the hills and made up for it on the downhills. The other races I've done have not had pacers for the half, only the full.
Funny thing about this race, I looked at last year's results and my time would have won my AG by 5 minutes. This year it put me in third! Would have been kind of cool to win my AG in a big race
When I ran the Fort Worth Half Marathon last fall, the turnaround guy went missing, and I ended up running 16.5 miles instead of 13.1 Even so, my pace was such that I'd have come in third overall.
This race in Raleigh was the North Carolina Half Marathon State Championship… I never had a chance at placing, even in my age group. I may pick a smaller race in the spring just to see, though.


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There's a "knife-wielding" food thief on the loose in an Australian office. The most recently casualty was a tub of tzatziki meant to adorn one unlucky employee's Turkish lunch. The victim found the most witty and pass-aggro way to deal with the loss by writing an obituary for the deceased item and posting it on the fridge. "Our office has been quite settled for the past few years without any issues, but recently fridge items have started to go missing. I've lost my own odd pieces of lunch to our unknown thief, so I sympathize completely," reported an anonymous employee. Consider the food thief sufficiently shamed and the glorious dip properly mourned. [Laughing Squid]


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Steps for students to participate in the Commencement ceremony
Baccalaureate, master's, and specialist's candidates who have filed for degree must reserve a seat for Commencement. RSVP online. Doctoral students must contact the Graduate Reader.
Commencement Details
The Commencement program contains the DEGREE name for of all candidates who have applied for degree for the term for Hattiesburg and USM Gulf Coast. All changes (addition, deletion, corrections, etc.) to the program must be made no later than October 31 for printing purposes .
In keeping with the spirit of academic traditions, both faculty and students will process into their seating in the coliseum. The university will continue the practice of calling individual candidates' names as they cross the stage. Doctoral students will also be hooded individually on stage after their names are called.
Due to limited floor capacity and length of ceremony, we will have two separate ceremonies by colleges, and we expect approximately 600 candidates at each ceremony. Graduation is an elective event for degree candidates; therefore, out of respect for others, all candidates are expected to remain on the coliseum floor until the conclusion of the ceremony. Any action that is deemed disrespectful or disruptive will result in the candidate's diploma being held for disciplinary reasons.
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All university parking lots, unless otherwise marked, will be open to the public on the day of Commencement. Participants should review the traffic flow details for changes after each commencement listed under Maps and Parking. See the parking map (PDF) detailing available parking areas on campus.
The Commencement ceremonies will be Webcast live via the USM Web site. Southern Miss videos of commencement are available for viewing at a later time via the Southern Miss YouTube channel.
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Students should check in at the appropriate location and time listed below. Baccalaureate participants will be grouped and seated by colleges. Master's, specialist's and doctoral participants will be grouped and seated by degree. Students arriving after the processional line is finalized (15 minutes prior to each ceremony) will be added to the end of the processional line and may not be grouped and seated in the appropriate area in the coliseum.
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The buyers sit down with the remaining "Fashion Star" designers and give them an idea of what they are looking for and what they would like to see from them. The designers are given the chance to prove themselves in areas where they might be lacking. The consultations leave one contestant feeling insecure about his designs and another completely disregards the advice. The buyers send the 6th designer home.
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The real stars are the designers, and it's an eclectic bunch, some already working in the industry, others who dream to.The New York Times Full Review
If you can see the forest through the trees, it's good, wearable fashion that's the real "fashion star" on this show, and it gives viewers an unusual glimpse into the world of retail despite all the superfluous hoopla.Newsday Full Review
Absent from this show are the ridiculous clothes that look like they belong on clowns and strippers. In their place are serious, wearable clothes that are, for the most part, so beautiful, so well-tailored and so, yes, sellable, that you'll want to buy them right up.New York Post Full Review
It is a smartly conceived look at the populist side of fashion.Boston Globe Full Review
It's a unique concept [public can purchase online that night or the next day], although that's where Fashion Star's originality ends.Chicago Sun-Times Full Review
The glossy you-won't-see-this-on-cable production values support a relatively straightforward competition structure, whittling down 14 contestants until a single winner emerges.Variety Full Review
There's a germ of a good idea in the massively overproduced Fashion Star.Philadelphia Daily News Full Review
Fashion Star's debut lasts 90 minutes but feels as though it's about five hours.Washington Post Full Review
Fashion Star is a skimpy little show. You might buy something in the evening, but beware those morning-after regrets.Boston Herald Full Review
This possibly could work, and isn't entirely unwatchable.Uncle Barky Full Review
Viewers barely get to understand the challenge before the designers' clothing is revealed in a gaudy runway show, featuring flashing neon lights and blaring music that are the opposite of stylish.Entertainment Weekly Full Review
[Fashion Star falls] in to the same X Factor trap by amping up a tried-and-true format at every conceivable turn until the final product has all the subtlety of a Victoria's Secret runway show.The Hollywood Reporter Full Review
Fashion Star remains a cool idea. But its execution and formatting need work.Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Full Review
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All-pro Denver receiver Brandon Lloyd will be reunited with former Broncos head coach Josh McDaniels (now St. Louis offensive coordinator) after he was traded to the Rams today in exchange for a 2012 conditional draft pick. Lloyd is in the final year of his $1.4-Million contract with the Broncos.
The Rams gave up a sixth-round pick in the 2012 draft that could become a fifth-round pick if Lloyd catches 30 passes this season for St. Louis, sources told ESPN senior NFL analyst Chris Mortensen and ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter.
In an interview with ESPN's "SportsCenter" on Monday, Lloyd said he was "extremely happy" with the trade. Although the Rams, winless on the season, have struggled offensively, Lloyd said a "jolt of confidence" could be all that it takes to turn their struggling offense around.
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What Every Job-Searching Veteran Needs to Know
February 9, 2012
Miriam Salpeter
Keppie Careers
Job Search
Making a career change isn't easy. You need to showcase why you are qualified for the targeted job, even if your past experiences do not identically match the employer's requirements. Most employers are not familiar with military service, positions, jargon, or acronyms, so it can be even more challenging for veterans to make a strong case. What can job-seeking veterans do to help transition into civilian positions?
Identify your skills.
Evaluate your military service. What did you do on a daily basis? Make a list. Once your list is complete, pair skills you used with each task. Pay special attention to your transferable skills—the ones you can easily use in different organizations.
For example, if you were an infantryman and your main responsibilities were related to combat missions that do not easily correlate with civilian jobs, you'll want to dig deeper into your skills. Don't just think about what you did—ask yourself how and why you were successful. You could highlight your abilities to quickly assess and respond to a situation, focus on how you thrived in an exceptionally stressful environment, and point out that you worked well with a team while demonstrating leadership. You'll want to look for jobs requiring the skills you identify.
Note your accomplishments.
Do not underestimate the value of awards and accolades you received, but do translate them into terms non-military personnel will understand. Note the award name with a brief description of why you received it. If you do not have specific honors, think about praise you may have received from a superior or member of your platoon. Did an officer comment about how you are always planning ahead or mention a specific detail you can share with your targeted employer? This information will be helpful in determining your next career steps.
Focus on what you enjoy doing.
Don't ignore your "soft skills," or emotional intelligence. For example, are you a good communicator? Do you have a knack for leading teams? Maybe you're a great negotiator. Identify your best skills and include these on your list.
Research potential opportunities.
Once you have your lists, plug your skills (your keywords) into job-board search engines to see what types of positions come up. For example, you may search for "supervise," "oversee projects," or "leadership." Use LinkedIn's new "Skills" feature (you'll find it under the "More" tab) to help identify types of jobs requiring your skills. Keep an open mind and see if there is any pattern or type of job that keeps coming up. Use these online resources for veterans looking for jobs.
Make a list of job titles and company names.
Was there a particular industry that appeared repeatedly in your results? Continue to search online for more information about those fields or organizations.
Inform your network.
Once you know what you want to do, be specific when you describe your goals to your network. Don't just say you are looking for "a job." It's tough for people to help you without detailed information and a focal point. Tell your friends and contacts the names of companies and positions that interest you. Be specific. For example, "I'm hoping to find a sales position in a high-tech field. Do you know anyone working in X, Y, or Z company who might be willing to meet me so I can learn more about their organizations—even if they aren't currently hiring?" Follow up by asking for an informational meeting.
Translate your experience.
A common problem for job-seeking veterans is helping civilian, non-military hiring managers understand their work history. Be sure to avoid military jargon in application materials and describe your past experience in layperson's terms. Ask a non-veteran friend to read your resume and application. Can he or she describe what you used to do? If not, revise your materials and be sure to focus on the skills you used, not just the things you did. Consider using this template to write some of your resume's bullet points:
Used _____, ________, and _______ skills by (doing what?), resulting in (list an accomplishment).
Always try to make the information you list as relevant as possible to the employers you identified.
Be sure to include specific, quantifiable points in your descriptions.
For example, do not assume the reader will know how many troops you led based on your rank and title. Whenever possible, incorporate percentages, dollar amounts, and numbers in your resume. Paint a vivid, relevant picture to help the hiring manager envision you doing the job.
Tell your story.
In an interview, be sure to describe your experiences in a way that a layperson will understand. Avoid military jargon and acronyms, and give examples relevant to the job you want. Have three or four stories in mind to illustrate your accomplishments and describe how you overcame challenges and solved problems.
Following these steps from the exploratory through the interview stages of job hunting will help you identify and compete for suitable opportunities.
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Sharon Bialek, the woman who went public Monday with an accusation that GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain had sexually harassed her in 1997, said today that despite questions raised by Cain's campaign, she was not financially compensated for speaking out, reports ABC News.
"I was not paid to come forward, nor was I promised any employment. Nothing at all," Bialek said on ABC News' "Good Morning America". "I'm just doing this because it's the right thing to do."


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Photo Coverage: The New Group Gala - Part 1
On Monday, January 25, a starry ensemble including Matthew Broderick, Jill Clayburgh, Josh Hamilton, Ethan Hawke, Marin Ireland, Natasha Lyonne, Marsha Mason, Laurie Metcalf, John Pankow, Sam Shepard, Reshma Shetty, Maggie Siff, Frank Whaley, Karen Young, Keith Carradine, Ann Harada, and Anika Larsen honored Robyn Goodman with the Michael Mendelson Award for Outstanding Commitment to Theater at The New Group's 2010 Gala Benefit. The Gala took place at B.B. King Blues Club and Grill in an dinner and auction event hosted by Wallace Shawn and Jeff Whitty.
The Michael Mendelson Award for Outstanding Commitment to Theater was conceived in 2005 to recognize the extraordinary relationship Michael had with The New Group. For 10 years, Michael dedicated himself and all of his resources to building an organization that is both vibrant artistically and healthy financially. This award is given annually to honor individuals who, like Michael, have shown outstanding commitment to the theatrical community.
Robyn Goodman was the Co-Founder and Artistic Director of Second Stage Theatre for 13 seasons and 50 plays. After leaving she spent four years as Supervising Producer of "One Life to Live" (six Emmy Awards) and two seasons as Director of Artistic Development at Manhattan Theater Club. Since forming her own Production Company, Aged in Wood, Off-Broadway she has produced Avenue Q, which received the Tony Award for Best Musical of 2004, In The Heights (Tony Award for Best Musical of 2008), and the current revival of West Side Story. Other Broadway credits include Metamophoses (Drama Desk Award), A Class Act (Tony nomination), Steel Magnolias, Barefoot in the Park, and High Fidelity. Off Broadway she produced Bat Boy, tick, tick... BOOM!, Our Lady of 121st Street, Red Light Winter and the award-winning Altar Boyz. She is currently the Artistic Consultant to The Roundabout Theatre Company.
BroadwayWorld brings you the special evening's arrival photos in two parts.
For more information, visit www.thenewgroup.org.
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Robyn Goodman portrait
Robyn Goodman & Christopher Abbott
Hayley Dumond and Keith Carradine
Hayley Dumond and Keith Carradine
Hayley Dumond and Keith Carradine
George DeMaso
Laura Interval and Lathan Gaines
Laura Interval and Lathan Gaines
Lathan Gaine
Lathan Gaine
Darren Goldstein & Katie Finneran
Darren Goldstein & Katie Finneran
Darren Goldstein & Katie Finneran
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Several people had told us the R56, between Elliot and Molteno, was badly potholed. As the Sunday Tribune had recommended the R56 as an alternate route to the N2 when travelling to the Cape, clearly this needed investigating.
The R56 starts in Pietermaritzburg (but can be joined at Kokstad by those travelling from Durban) then proceeds through Matatiele, Mount Fletcher, Maclear, Ugie, Elliot, and ultimately ends in Middelburg.
When we did the trip in May last year, we headed for Queenstown. This time, in November, I chose to drive between Elliot and Middelburg, but in the reverse direction.
This takes the traveller through Steynsburg, Molteno, Dordrecht and Indwe, and includes that section which seemed to leave some drivers checking their shock absorbers.
Far from a pot-holed horror of a road, I found road gangs had repaired much of the damage. Only a short section between Dordrecht and Indwe needed a bit of careful negotiation, as did the entrance to Dordrecht on the Molteno side. Perhaps, by now, even that has been rectified.
The scenery was soothing. Around the Dordrecht area, the farmlands were green and lush. It was particularly inviting after the dryness of the Little Karoo, and one of the greenest areas I travelled through. Clear, sparkling dams, and gentle rolling hills added their own touch to the peaceful kaleidoscope. Cattle grazed contentedly, while the sun shone benignly. It was soul stuff.
A church, with colourful murals, in the middle of nowhere, beckoned the traveller to stop. The town of Steynsburg looked like a good stopover spot, but I chose Molteno, where Olive's Cottage – self-catering or B&B – was spacious, comfortable and well appointed.
Molteno, named after the first prime minister of the Cape, John Molteno, is where Ouma rusks originated. The town has an interesting building, dedicated to Queen Victoria, and built with funds raised by the town's inhabitants.
The only blight on the landscape of the R56, to my mind, was Indwe, where plastic bags festooned the barbed-wire fences, and the town's rubbish dump was an eyesore close to the road. It seemed this municipality does not set much store by the environment. Then I noticed large billboards, telling of the work of the local hospice, and others referring to health issues.
Maybe Indwe does not have money to be environmentally friendly as well as socially concerned, and has its priorities right – humans first.
Slightly ashamed of my negative thoughts, I continued on my way.
l Olive's Cottage: 045 969 0251. - Sunday Tribune


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