John and I rounded up all of the old computers and peripherals around the basement and my electronic junk closet and headed to Staples. Staples will recycle electronics safely. Note the picture of a very old IBM portable computer next to a MacBook and an iPad. What a hoot!
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Saturday, November 06, 2010
2010 Vulcan Run
It was a cold start, but a beautiful day. Keith Abercrombie, a friend of mine, indicated that unlike the last 3 years he wanted to beat me this year. So, I talked trash to him over the last few weeks while knowing full well he would slaughter me this year. Optimistically, I thought I should give beating him a real effort. Well, I followed him for the first 1/2 mile and could tell that I would not hold the pace. So, I got into a pace I knew I could hold with the intent of a negative split. I think I pulled that off, but he did not fade or didn't fade enough for me to catch him. He ran a 46:29 which was way faster that I did.
I am actually quite please really. I ran a good time for my fitness level. My pace is picking up after all of the triathlon training that seemed to slow my running pace. And, I am happy to see Keith doing so well.
The Route:
I am actually quite please really. I ran a good time for my fitness level. My pace is picking up after all of the triathlon training that seemed to slow my running pace. And, I am happy to see Keith doing so well.
![]() Vulcan Run | ||
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![]() | Distance: | 6.2 Miles |
Time: | 50:05 | |
Heart Rate: | 164 | |
Pace: | 8:01 | |
Weather: | Clear Temperature-33° Humidity-89% |
Sunday, October 03, 2010
2010 Ironman 70.3 Augusta
I completed the Ironman 70.3 Augusta. Yeppee! It rained most of the day which is great. It kept the temperature down and made for a pretty comfortable ride and run. I ran as a member of The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society's (LLS) Team In Training. All of us on Team In Training are raise funds to help stop leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin lymphoma and myeloma from taking more lives. I raised $1,800 of my $3000 goal. Please visit my fundraising site and donate to help save lives and contribute to reducing the suffering caused by blood cancers. Donations can continue towards my goal for another 3 weeks.
Back to the race. The swim was surprisingly fast. I expected it be faster than normal, but I was surprised to see 33:56. I had no trouble on the swim. I spotted every 6th stroke and simply swam steady. The bike was was fast for me. But, I got passed by a lot of folks on aero bikes. Hum... do I need one ... hum.... Then, came the run. I was tired, but not excessively so. I ran steady, but walked the water stops. The whole route was fairly well covered with spectators and well-wishers. It was awesome. I finished the race and had to immediately catch a shuttle back to transition, ride with my stuff back to my car, drive to the hotel, shower, and high-tail it to Atlanta to catch a flight for San Francisco. I missed celebrating with all my fellow TNTr's at the victory party. :(
Geoffrey Gartman, my coach, earned so much gratitude from me. I simply did what he told me to do in training and it worked. I was prepared and had no real trouble. Now, to break 6:00 next time!
Back to the race. The swim was surprisingly fast. I expected it be faster than normal, but I was surprised to see 33:56. I had no trouble on the swim. I spotted every 6th stroke and simply swam steady. The bike was was fast for me. But, I got passed by a lot of folks on aero bikes. Hum... do I need one ... hum.... Then, came the run. I was tired, but not excessively so. I ran steady, but walked the water stops. The whole route was fairly well covered with spectators and well-wishers. It was awesome. I finished the race and had to immediately catch a shuttle back to transition, ride with my stuff back to my car, drive to the hotel, shower, and high-tail it to Atlanta to catch a flight for San Francisco. I missed celebrating with all my fellow TNTr's at the victory party. :(
Geoffrey Gartman, my coach, earned so much gratitude from me. I simply did what he told me to do in training and it worked. I was prepared and had no real trouble. Now, to break 6:00 next time!
Sunday, August 15, 2010
2010 Mountain Lakes Tri Race Report
This was my fourth triathlon and second Mountain Lake Tri. I was 1.5 minutes faster than last year and my run was 6 minutes slower. My runs continue to be slower than last year. The swim was over 6 minutes faster this year. I am still exercising at least 6 days a week, but on a schedule for a September Triathlon, the Ironman 70.3 Augusta.
I'm training to participate in the Ironman 70.3 Augusta as a member of The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society's (LLS) Team In Training. All of us on Team In Training are raising funds to help stop leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin lymphoma and myeloma from taking more lives. I am completing this event in honor of all individuals who are battling blood cancers. But, most especially for Katie Whatley, a daughter of a dear friend of mine. I have raised $1,060, 35% of my $3000 goal. So, I need your help! Please visit my fundraising site and donate to help save lives and contribute to reducing the suffering caused by blood cancers.
Mountain Lakes Triathlon information
I'm training to participate in the Ironman 70.3 Augusta as a member of The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society's (LLS) Team In Training. All of us on Team In Training are raising funds to help stop leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin lymphoma and myeloma from taking more lives. I am completing this event in honor of all individuals who are battling blood cancers. But, most especially for Katie Whatley, a daughter of a dear friend of mine. I have raised $1,060, 35% of my $3000 goal. So, I need your help! Please visit my fundraising site and donate to help save lives and contribute to reducing the suffering caused by blood cancers.
Mountain Lakes Triathlon information
Sunday, June 13, 2010
2010 Buster Britton Tri
This was my third triathlon and second Buster Britton. Remarkably, I was 6 minutes slower this year and my run, specifically, was 6 minutes slower. I am a bit surprised by this, but I could feel that my run was slow while I was running it. In fact, all of my runs have been slow lately. My legs feel heavy and I don't seem to be able to crank it out. I don't know if this is because I am running less. I am still exercising at least 6 days a week, but on a schedule for a September Triathlon, the Ironman 70.3 Augusta. I reckon I just need to hang in there and keep training and hope the pace comes back.
By the way, I'm training to participate in the Ironman 70.3 Augusta as a member of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's (LLS) Team In Training. All of us on Team In Training are raising funds to help stop leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin lymphoma and myeloma from taking more lives. I am completing this event in honor of all individuals who are battling blood cancers. But, most especially for Katie Whatley, a daughter of a dear friend of mine. I have raised $400, 13% of my $3000 goal. So, I need your help! Please visit my fundraising site and donate to help save lives and contribute to reducing the suffering caused by blood cancers.
Buster Britton Memorial Triathlon information
Pictures from the event:
By the way, I'm training to participate in the Ironman 70.3 Augusta as a member of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's (LLS) Team In Training. All of us on Team In Training are raising funds to help stop leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin lymphoma and myeloma from taking more lives. I am completing this event in honor of all individuals who are battling blood cancers. But, most especially for Katie Whatley, a daughter of a dear friend of mine. I have raised $400, 13% of my $3000 goal. So, I need your help! Please visit my fundraising site and donate to help save lives and contribute to reducing the suffering caused by blood cancers.
Buster Britton Memorial Triathlon information
Pictures from the event:
2010 Zoo Run
Another good year for this run. John ran what must have been a mile and came in with the lead pack of older children. I was very proud of him for his effort and results.
The Route:
![]() Zoo Run | ||
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Distance: | 3.1 Miles | |
Time: | 25:54 | |
Heart Rate: | 168 | |
Pace: | 8:27 | |
Weather: | Clear Temperature-75° Humidity-79% |
Saturday, April 17, 2010
2010 Statue-To-Statue Run
A hard, but fun run. I only walked one of the big hills. This makes for the second year in a row that I have managed to do only walk on the steepest of the 2 steep hills. Yeppee! I love this challenging, but good run. I do always pack my own water because I find the space between water stops just too long for me.
The Route:
![]() Statue-to-Statue Run | ||
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![]() | Distance: | 9.3 Miles |
Time: | 1:23:23 | |
Heart Rate: | 169 | |
Pace: | 8:51 | |
Weather: | Partly Cloudy Temperature-64° Humidity-65% |
Saturday, March 27, 2010
2010 Cooper River Bridge Run
I haven't blogged in awhile and I find myself looking here for past race results and such. So, I thought I should at least get in here and update my recent race results.
I had a good run for the Cooper River Bridge Run this year although it was a minute slower than last year. I can not complain about these results:
The Route:
I had a good run for the Cooper River Bridge Run this year although it was a minute slower than last year. I can not complain about these results:
![]() Cooper River Bridge Run | ||
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![]() | Distance: | 6.2 Miles |
Time: | 49:28 | |
Heart Rate: | 167 | |
Pace: | 7:51 | |
Weather: | Overcast Temperature-48° Humidity-82% |
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Printing to HP Deskjet 722C from Mac via Windows Server 2008
I got a MacBook late last year. I am running Mac OS X 10.6.2. I learned how to use the network to connect to printers connected to Windows' machines, but the Mac doesn't have a driver for my ancient, but very well working HP Deskjet 722C printer. I was printing to my wife's more modern printer, but she disconnects her machine too frequently and I have to walk over with the Mac and physically connect. Yuk! I had given up when I found a gem on the Internet, How to Use a Printer Attached to a Windows XP Computer in Mac OS X, that led me to a solution.
Now, the instructions did work exactly as written for me, but contained everything I needed to resolve. Here are the key points that vary from the instructions in the article that led to my success:
Do exactly as instructed for items 1-3. Except, choose to share "Ghostscript722C"; you will see why in a moment.
I selected "HP Color LaserJet 2500 PS" for the Print Driver instead of "Apple Color LW 12/660 PS" which was not installed on my system. I just looked for something with "PS" and went with HP for obvious reasons (the printer is an HP, but I don't think it matters as long as it supports postscript).
I did have to make the registry change suggested in the instructions:
And, this note (also in the main article referenced above), led me to the final conclusion which worked:
And, walla, I am printing.
Now, the instructions did work exactly as written for me, but contained everything I needed to resolve. Here are the key points that vary from the instructions in the article that led to my success:
Do exactly as instructed for items 1-3. Except, choose to share "Ghostscript722C"; you will see why in a moment.
I selected "HP Color LaserJet 2500 PS" for the Print Driver instead of "Apple Color LW 12/660 PS" which was not installed on my system. I just looked for something with "PS" and went with HP for obvious reasons (the printer is an HP, but I don't think it matters as long as it supports postscript).
I did have to make the registry change suggested in the instructions:
My String value was "LPT1:", not "FILE:" though.
After googling the error I found the following solution on redmons homepage: http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/redmon/ "gsprint can't find any printers because RedMon runs as the default user which doesn't have any printers. Copy the printer configuration in the registry from the current user to the default user. This problem is related to using mswinpr2 on Windows NT." And the solution is found here: http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/redmon/muir.htm Copying the stringvalue with *the name of the real, working printer* (as phrased in part3) found in the registry location. Using Start->Run->Regedit (be careful, because it can cause severe damage to windows if something wrong is done with regedit): HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Devices f.ex. (I suppose in your case, if it was on windows 2000): String name: "HP DeskJet 722C" (The printername) String value: "winspool,FILE:" To the registry location: HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Devices String name: "HP DeskJet 722C" (The printername) String value: "winspool,FILE:"
And, this note (also in the main article referenced above), led me to the final conclusion which worked:
However, I used the Add Printer, Advanced Tab
I'd like to contribute one note for the instructions that other multi-computer switchers might find useful: With 10.3 Panther, one has the option to just share the redirected printer as a standard Windows share instead of using Unix print services. I basically just followed your instructions up to step 3, but then just turned on sharing. I was then able to find the printer from the Printer Setup Utility using the Windows Printing menu item.
- Type: Windows
- Device: Another Device
- URL: smb://IBMServer/Ghostscript722C (Note: "IBMServer is server name where printer is connected)
- Name: IBMServer
- Location:
- Print Using: Generic PostScript Printer
And, walla, I am printing.
2010 Mercedes Marathon Finish: Run Your Real Pace Fool ;)
I ran the Mercedes Marathon on Valentines day at 4:25:52. As the chart below shows, I died in the 7.6 miles. I should have ran to what I knew was my fitness level by aiming at something like a 4:15 or a 9:43 pace. I shot for 9:09 and ran with the 4:00 hour pace group. I am just not at that fitness level. I was close to that fitness level last year. I was running to improve last year's time, instead of to what I really knew my ability was. I'm OK with my overall time, but I hate finishing this spent. I walked A LOT in the end. I hate that. I don't mind being slow. I do mind walking. Lesson learned. The times listed for the 15K and 25K must be wrong. I suspect the 15K was wrong and the rest are correct. It is as if the measurement of the 15K was more like 10 miles or something. Anyway, I was spent, I ran way ahead of my ability and it hurt. But, no injury. I was just WAY tired.
* There is no way that I was running a 11:53 pace between 6.2 and 9.3. So, the posted data from the results is wrong.
** There is no way that I was running 7:16 pace between 9.3 and 15.5. So, the posted data from the results is wrong.
Distance | Time | Pace | Leg Distance | Leg Time | Leg Pace |
6.2 | 54:43 | 8:50 | 6.2 | 54:43 | 8:50 |
9.3* | 1:31:34 | 8:49 | 3.1 | 36:51 | 11:53* |
15.5** | 2:16:35 | 8:49 | 6.2 | 45:01 | 7:16** |
18.6 | 2:43:04 | 8:46 | 3.1 | 27:59 | 9.03 |
26.2 | 4:25:52 | 10:09 | 7.6 | 1:42:48 | 13:53 |
* There is no way that I was running a 11:53 pace between 6.2 and 9.3. So, the posted data from the results is wrong.
** There is no way that I was running 7:16 pace between 9.3 and 15.5. So, the posted data from the results is wrong.
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Sunday, January 03, 2010
Dec 18 - Jan 3: Working, Listening, and Exercising
Another year done gone. Man, where did the time go. I continue to spend more time working and exercising. I hear "get a life" more and more from folks around me. Hum.... Maybe, I should work less, but exercising is something I definitely enjoy.
My family and I had a great Christmas and New Years season. We had time together and with friends. That was great. John and Betsy had lots of vacation time together. Me, well, I was working, of course. No time for fun: Work! Work! Work! Deadlines to make and money to make. Go Go Go. I do like what I do, so that helps. The stress does stay high, but I guess that is modern life. Here just a few pictures from our family celebration:
Updated Cholesterol figures I forgot to post from November 20, 2009:
Accident Hash
Phedippidations
Cranky Geeks
My family and I had a great Christmas and New Years season. We had time together and with friends. That was great. John and Betsy had lots of vacation time together. Me, well, I was working, of course. No time for fun: Work! Work! Work! Deadlines to make and money to make. Go Go Go. I do like what I do, so that helps. The stress does stay high, but I guess that is modern life. Here just a few pictures from our family celebration:
Updated Cholesterol figures I forgot to post from November 20, 2009:
Total: 176 (goal < 200)I am missing riding my bike! It has been cold and I have been cranking out the miles for the Mercedes Marathon. But, I feel the need to ride.
HDL: 49.8 (goal > 40)
Podcast Listening
Accident Hash
Phedippidations
- Fdip218: The 2009 Phedippidations Holiday PodCast Variety Show Special
- Fdip219: A Year in Motion and Review
- Marco Barulli - JavaScript improvements
- Perry Evans - Will the Promise of Location Based Ad Models Ever Get Off the Ground?
- Dirk Hohndel - Intel and Open Source: Netbooks
- Mark Roettgering - The Economics of Mobility: The Communications Value-System at the Dawn of a New Era
- Roger Magoulas - Facebook Apps: Big Picture Stats and Trends
- Christopher Allen - iPhone News
- David Bankston - Issues with Software as Service for Social Networking
Cranky Geeks
- Episode 197: Europe Drops IE Browser Case, An AOL Renaissance?, The Google Phone is Real, and more...
- Episode 198: Florida Lawyers Must Unfriend, Office 2010's Future, Oracle Plays Hardball, Windows 7's Prospects, and more...
- New Beginnings a new site at http://science2health.org/ because apparently if you mention global warming or evolution you get attacked if you show is title "Fitness Rocks". Gee Whiz. Everything has to be treated in a polarizing way, eh? If you disagree with someone, bash 'em, yell at 'em, hate 'em, bitch at 'em, etc.
Religion, politics, and Science are blending to the point where reason has no chance of prevailing.
Exercise Data
![]() Mercedes Course Running | |
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Distance: | 13.14 Miles |
Time: | 2:05:57 |
Heart Rate: | 145 |
Pace: | 9:35 |
Weather: | Clear Temperature-21° Humidity-63% |
Route |
![]() Neighborhood Running | |
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Distance: | 3 Miles |
Time: | 29:12 |
Heart Rate: | 145 |
Pace: | 9:43 |
Weather: | Clear Temperature-42° Humidity-49% |
![]() Neighborhood Running | |
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Distance: | 5 Miles |
Time: | 45:52 |
Heart Rate: | 148 |
Pace: | 9:10 |
Weather: | Overcast Temperature-50° Humidity-93% |
![]() Neighborhood Running | |
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Distance: | 10.03 Miles |
Time: | 1:37:30 |
Heart Rate: | 138 |
Pace: | 9:43 |
Weather: | Overcast Temperature-43° Humidity-47% |
![]() Brownell - Shades Creek-Crestline Running | |
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Distance: | 17.01 Miles |
Time: | 2:47:40 |
Heart Rate: | 138 |
Pace: | 9:51 |
Weather: | Clear Temperature-34° Humidity-75% |
Route |
![]() Neighborhood Running | |
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Distance: | 8.04 Miles |
Time: | 1:16:18 |
Heart Rate: | 138 |
Pace: | 9:29 |
Weather: | Scattered clouds Temperature-48° Humidity-77% |
![]() Neighborhood Running | |
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Distance: | 10.02 Miles |
Time: | 1:32:19 |
Heart Rate: | 144 |
Pace: | 9:12 |
Weather: | Mostly cloudy Temperature-48° Humidity-63% |
![]() Running | |
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Distance: | 15.03 Miles |
Time: | 2:21:33 |
Heart Rate: | 140 |
Pace: | 9:25 |
Weather: | Scatttered clouds Temperature-39° Humidity-61% |
Route |
![]() Neighborhood Running | |
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Distance: | 5 Miles |
Time: | 49:57 |
Heart Rate: | 148 |
Pace: | 9:59 |
Weather: | OvercastTemperature-39° Humidity-87% |
![]() Neighborhood Running | |
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Distance: | 6.23 Miles |
Time: | 59:27 |
Heart Rate: | Not measured |
Pace: | 9:32 |
Weather: | Light rain Temperature-39° Humidity-96% |
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Nov 16-Dec 17: I Need More Life!
I continue having a hard time balancing exercise, life, and work. Work takes over more and more and more and more... I am working on exciting stuff and it pays the bills in these scary days when unemployment is double digit, so I guess it could be worse. But, I do seem to fail to find time to update this blog. As a result, I fear that when I look back (OK, if I look back) I will find that I didn't say anything that will help me remember what ever I might be looking back to see. Anyway, here I am.
I have my sights set on the Ironman 70.3 Augusta, GA in 2010. It looks like Team in Training will be sending a team and I reckon I will get on it. I'm a little intimidated at the notion of raising $3500 given my time management problem. But, folks who know say it won't prove to be an issue.
We went to Dempolis, Alabama's Christmas on the River this year and had a blast (I also did well in the 5K see results below). J.T. Thomas was the Grand Marshall and he set in the Grand Marshal vehicle right in front of us for 10-15 minutes and we chatted. Seemed just as nice as he did on Survivor. Survivor is the only thing I watch on TV besides the news. So, it was cool to chat with him. I don't know why I didn't do the "let have a picture with you thing." Here are some pictures the whole celebration though:
John sold popcorn to as part of the Tiger Cubs fund raiser. And, for meeting his goal he got to throw a pie into the face of the troop leader. It was fun to watch and for John fun to do:
Betsy and I did Sip-n-Strokes together again. It was a blast, but I was the only male in a group of about 30 people. Guessing I am expressing my feminine self:
Notice on my December 9th run, the following story:
Fitness Rocks
Has Monte gone commercial? iTunes did not load show 150 from my collection at mevio.com. The site, Fitness Rocks, now shows a Subscribe button seems to want to set me up for a monthly charge. Now, I have to decide if I want to pay I reckon. I emailed Dr. Monte and he indicated that iTunes should work and that 1 show a month will continue to be free. iTunes did work. This is one of my favorite podcasts and I know production is not free or cheap. I may subscribe just to offer support.
I have my sights set on the Ironman 70.3 Augusta, GA in 2010. It looks like Team in Training will be sending a team and I reckon I will get on it. I'm a little intimidated at the notion of raising $3500 given my time management problem. But, folks who know say it won't prove to be an issue.
We went to Dempolis, Alabama's Christmas on the River this year and had a blast (I also did well in the 5K see results below). J.T. Thomas was the Grand Marshall and he set in the Grand Marshal vehicle right in front of us for 10-15 minutes and we chatted. Seemed just as nice as he did on Survivor. Survivor is the only thing I watch on TV besides the news. So, it was cool to chat with him. I don't know why I didn't do the "let have a picture with you thing." Here are some pictures the whole celebration though:
John sold popcorn to as part of the Tiger Cubs fund raiser. And, for meeting his goal he got to throw a pie into the face of the troop leader. It was fun to watch and for John fun to do:
Betsy and I did Sip-n-Strokes together again. It was a blast, but I was the only male in a group of about 30 people. Guessing I am expressing my feminine self:
Notice on my December 9th run, the following story:
A truck passed me going the same direction (on the other side of the road) and crashed! It fishtailed and left the road right in front of me. I ran as fast as I could to where it left the road and found it upside down with in a raveen with water in it. I yelled, "are you OK?" The response was a resounding, "yes." And, a teenage boy climbed out unharmed. I was so afraid I was going to find a bloody mess in the car. I waved down a car and asked the driver to let the boy use her cell phone. I wasn't carrying one and his was not working after getting soaked in the water. He called his house. You could tell that his mother answered. He said:
Let me talk to Dad. Yeah, I'm fine, but I need to talk to Dad please. Dad, I have had an accident.....His Dad arrived and showed compassion and concern. His first action was to simply hug his son. I hope all ends well for the boy, Lou.
Podcast Listening
Phedippidations- Fdip213: Sports Medical Quackery
Hard not to say "I'm not a doctor, but I did sleep at a Holiday Inn Express last night." ;)
- Fdip214: Email to my Droid
- Fdip215: Inspiring Off the Couch
- Fdip216: Running Through a New England Town
- Fdip217: Running Legend: Browning Ross
- Episode 193: Windows 7 Opens to Ads, YouTube's HD Video, Piracy at Work, Dell's Android Phone in China, and more...
- Episode 194: Google Talks Up Chrome OS, Verizon Tackles Texting, Droid vs. iPhone, Hulu To Charge For Content, and more...
- Episode 195: TVs and Computers Converge?, Rupert Murdoch vs. Google, PC Makers Will Crown Android King, and more...
- Episode 196: Does Google Get News?, 2010 Predictions, AT&T Losing iPhone Exclusivity?, and more...
Adam Curry really is a crackpot. He has good insight into technology and stuff, but the conspiracy theory like interpretations of everything is so distracting and annoying.
Fitness Rocks
Has Monte gone commercial? iTunes did not load show 150 from my collection at mevio.com. The site, Fitness Rocks, now shows a Subscribe button seems to want to set me up for a monthly charge. Now, I have to decide if I want to pay I reckon. I emailed Dr. Monte and he indicated that iTunes should work and that 1 show a month will continue to be free. iTunes did work. This is one of my favorite podcasts and I know production is not free or cheap. I may subscribe just to offer support.
- Will Exercise Make You Live Longer?
- Evolutionary Biology and Health – Part One: an Interview with Neil Shubin, Ph.D.
Love the "I know 1/2 of you don't accept the science of evolution and this is not an invitation for debate. For the rest of you...." - Evolutionary Biology and Health - Part Two: an Interview With James Evans, M.D., Ph.D.
- Is the FDA Protecting Our Food and Drugs?
- 233: Starting from Scratch
- 369: Poultry Slam 2008 (pretty sure I heard this before, but it is good)
- 395: Middle of the Night (how do you recognize a poor salesman? He can't sell life insurance to a Kennedy)
- 286: Mind Games
Exercise Data
![]() Mercedes Course (well almost) Running | |
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Distance: | 13.39 Miles |
Time: | 2:06:10 |
Heart Rate: | 150 |
Pace: | 9:25 |
Weather: | Light rain Temperature-53° Humidity-93% |
Route |
![]() Neighborhood Running | |
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Distance: | 9.15 Miles |
Time: | 1:26:06 |
Heart Rate: | 141 |
Pace: | 9:24 |
Weather: | Clear Temperature-29° Humidity-56% |
![]() Neighborhood Running | |
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Distance: | 9.13 Miles |
Time: | 1:28:21 |
Heart Rate: | Forgot monitor |
Pace: | 9:40 |
Weather: | Overcast Temperature-50° Humidity-87% |
![]() Running | |
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Distance: | 2.89 Miles |
Time: | 27:33 |
Heart Rate: | 141 |
Pace: | 9:31 |
Weather: | Clear Temperature-29° Humidity-82% |
Route iPod died. iPhone was loaded with old stuff. Got distracted and never finished the run. |
![]() Jingle Bell Run 5K Finished 11th overall, 1st in Age Group | ||
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![]() | Distance | 3.1 Miles |
Time | 48:56 | |
Heart Rate | 164 | |
Pace | 7:41 | |
Weather: | Clear Temperature-60° Humidity-47% | |
Route Results |
![]() Neighborhood Running | |
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Distance: | 6.19 Miles |
Time: | 58:39 |
Heart Rate: | 147 |
Pace: | 9:28 |
Weather: | Clear Temperature-44° Humidity-55% |
![]() Neighborhood Running | |
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Distance: | 5.01 Miles |
Time: | 50:14 |
Heart Rate: | 132 |
Pace: | 10:01 |
Weather: | Clear Temperature-33° Humidity-92% |
![]() Brownell - Shades Creek Greenway - Montclair Running | |
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Distance: | 17.01 Miles |
Time: | 2:47:19 |
Heart Rate: | 136 |
Pace: | 9:50 |
Weather: | Light rain Temperature-47° Humidity-83% |
Route |
![]() 33rd Annual Montclair Run, Sam Lapidus Run | ||
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![]() | Distance: | 3.1 Miles |
Time: | 48:56 | |
Heart Rate: | 164 | |
Pace: | 7:41 | |
Weather: | Clear Temperature-60° Humidity-47% | |
Route Results |
![]() Neighborhood Running | |
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Distance: | 9.17 Miles |
Time: | 1:26:04 |
Heart Rate: | 145 |
Pace: | 9:23 |
Weather: | Overcast Temperature-52° Humidity-86% |
![]() Neighborhood Running | |
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Distance: | 4.01 Miles |
Time: | 38:09 |
Heart Rate: | 141 |
Pace: | 9:30 |
Weather: | Overcast Temperature-52° Humidity-88% |
![]() Brownell - Shades Creek Greenway - Crestline Running | |
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Distance: | 13 Miles |
Time: | 2:05:29 |
Heart Rate: | 144 |
Pace: | 9:39 |
Weather: | Light rain Temperature-52° Humidity-82% |
Route |
![]() Neighborhood Running | |
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Distance: | 8.09 Miles |
Time: | 1:13:24 |
Heart Rate: | 148 |
Pace: | 9:04 |
Weather: | Clear Temperature-68° Humidity-35% |
![]() Neighborhood Running | |
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Distance: | 9.14 Miles |
Time: | 1:26:27 |
Heart Rate: | 148 |
Pace: | 9:27 |
Weather: | Clear Temperature-48° Humidity-71% |
![]() Neighborhood Running | |
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Distance: | 6.21 Miles |
Time: | 1:00:25 |
Heart Rate: | 141 |
Pace: | 9:43 |
Weather: | Light rain Temperature-53° Humidity-89% |
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