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- Microsoft Releases Windows 7 For Embedded Systems
- Apple replies back – Flash is Evil Because It is 'Closed and Proprietary'
- Flash support coming for Froyo – Android 2.2
Microsoft Releases Windows 7 For Embedded Systems
Posted: 30 Apr 2010 06:07 PM PDT
Microsoft has released Windows Embedded Standard 7 operating system, which allows manufacturers to embed the OS into TVs, interactive digital signs, set-top boxes and other consumer electronic devices.The software giant also announced the commercial release of a Windows 7-based interactive sign, developed in a joint venture with chip maker Intel, that has the ability to recognise the gender of a user.Now that's awesome isn't it.The sign comes with interactive technology including panning and zoom, touch, and gesture input. The digital sign is intended as an interactive information point at malls, hospitals and other public places.
Steve Guggenheimer, corporate vice president of Microsoft's OEM division, wrote in a blog post:
It is not known whether Microsoft plans to rename or replace Windows Embedded Compact or CE by this iteration although it is unlikely given the resource demands and memory footprint.It would be interesting to see how Windows Embedded Standard 7 shapes up with Windows Mobile 7.Would love to know your views on it.
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Apple replies back – Flash is Evil Because It is 'Closed and Proprietary'
Posted: 30 Apr 2010 03:37 PM PDT
Remember Adobe had launched a sharp attack on Apple's iPad in a blog posting saying that Apple is mistaken in its approach to connecting consumers to content. Apple did not permit Adobes Flash to be used on its popular iPhone device and also on the iPad.In a rare public comment, Apple's public relations department responded to criticisms from the project manager for Adobe Flash, suggesting his recent criticism of Apple was "backwards."In a statement to CNet's DeepTech, Apple spokeswoman Trudy Miller fired back at Adobe's Mike Chambers, who revealed this week that his company was abandoning its investment in a feature that would allow Flash applications to be ported natively to the iPhone OS.
Apple's Miller adds,
When Apple introduced iPhone OS 4 earlier this month, company co-founder Steve Jobs was asked if there were any plans to add support for Adobe Flash. Jobs simply responded, "No." At a company meeting in January, the CEO was rumored to have called Adobe "lazy," and said most Mac crashes are due to Flash. "The world is moving to HTML5," Jobs was quoted as saying.Jobs also allegedly called Flash a "CPU hog" in a meeting with officials from The Wall Street Journal. The Apple co-founder was said to have called the Web format "full of security holes" and "old technology."
Adobe employees and supporters have fired back publicly since Apple revealed the iPad, which does not support Flash. Then, earlier this month, Apple took it one step further and specifically prohibited the development of applications using "an intermediary translation or compatibility layer tool." The change to the iPhone OS developer agreement means that software originally written for formats like Adobe's Flash cannot be ported to the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Adobe's forthcoming Creative Suite 5 includes software that allows Flash developers to port their software to the iPhone, though Adobe will no longer advance that technology due to Apple's changes.
One Adobe supporter suggested Apple timed the announcement to hurt sales of CS5. Jobs, in an e-mail, defended the move and said that intermediary software only results in substandard applications.If iPad wont have flash t, iPad users will not be able to access the full range of web content, including over 70% of games and 75% of video on the web and sites like Disney, Hulu, Miniclip, Farmville, ESPN, Kongregate, or JibJab.This was unnecessary from Apple's side commenting on serious stupid talking and comments.
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Flash support coming for Froyo – Android 2.2
Posted: 30 Apr 2010 07:28 AM PDT
News comes that the latest Android release ver. 2.2 aka Froyo would have Flash support embedded.According to Google's VP of Engineering, Andy Rubin, Google will incorporate full Flash support on Android phones, when they release Android 2.2 later this year.It has been about a year since we first saw Flash being demoed on a Android phone and since then, HTC has attempted to port it to its HTC Hero handset which was not that of a success.We might actually see Flash 10.1 on Android as this was never with Android.
Adobe has hinted at times that 2nd half of 2010 would be when we would see the first devices with Flash.In his recent New York Times interview, Rubin pretty much confirmed that time frame somewhere in June,However Rubin did not get into specifics about what phones would be getting the upgrade to Android 2.2 and what devices would be getting native Flash support.After Adobe moved on from trying to bring its services to Apple's iPhone/iPod Touch, they are focusing most of their efforts towards Android.
So all you Nexus One owners can rejoice, you will surely receive this update first. The Droid and others should follow.The only other thing unclear about the Flash 10.1 support, is if it will be come default into the Android operating system, or will it be a separate download all together. The community expects Google to make a formal announcement at its upcoming I/O conference on May 19th.Start Slide Show with PicLens Lite
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I woke up with a start. Gently I lifted the curtain to peep down. Muddy water had replaced the four beautiful tiles of my building compound.
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eReaderJoy: thoughts and news from Eolake Stobblehouse about the wonderful new platform of tablets and e-reading devices. Some say, one of the biggest advances to reading since Gutenberg (Okay, I said that).
In e-form, books have never been wider, cheaper or faster available, easier to understand, use, and carry, or more comfortable to read.
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iPad 3 on March 7
My optometrist has been nagging me about getting a new eye test. And if we get a new level of detail on the 'pad, I think I just may go, to make sure I can take maximum advantage of it.
I don't know what else they'll do, maybe some pleasant surprises like at the iPhone 4 event, that was nice.
I'd like a 128GB model, 64GB really doesn't go all that far if you like your films, TV shows, and video blogs. It feels a bit like musical chairs.
TCGirl said:
Perhaps peeps could donate their first and second revs to something like this.
(Orangutans might use iPads.)
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- TC [Girl] said...
Perhaps peeps could donate their first and second revs to something like this. :-D
- March 2, 2012 at 12:51 AM
- Eolake Stobblehouse said...
I might, but I want to see more evidence they can use them first.
- March 2, 2012 at 4:19 AM
- TC [Girl] said...
Milwaukee County Zoo has been using one, the last past 8 months or so. Here's a vid of this particular Orangutan, MJ, trying it out.
From what I am reading, in all the articles, about Orangatun Outreach, is that they would, more, like to see if Orangatuns would communicate w/each other, given the chance to interact via Skype or Apple's FaceTime and...they just need iPads at both facilities in order to [hopefully] accomplish that. Part of the research. They are saying that the Orangutans are too powerful to just allow them to actually use one, on their own; one whack and... :-(
- March 2, 2012 at 6:13 AM
- TC [Girl] said...
Toronto Zoo is waiting. :-)
(isn't that "family portrait" SO CUTE w/how 'Papa' is holding his "wife" close. Wow! Inspiration for HUMAN men! lol! :-)
(I've "Liked" their Facebook page and shared their "plight." See if that helps to move this project along! :-)
- March 2, 2012 at 6:25 AM
- TC [Girl] said...
Oh to be young, again, and be able to volunteer. Have been looking around, on 'Orangatun Outreach's' website and looks like there are more orangatuns to still be rescued. What a mess; poor things! :-(
- March 2, 2012 at 7:17 AM
- TC [Girl] said...
Gawd...I would be toast around an ADORABLE little guy like this! :-P
- March 2, 2012 at 7:52 AM
- TC [Girl] said...
Another article w/a great vid as well as an radio interview w/CBC (Canada).
- March 6, 2012 at 7:22 PM
- TC [Girl] said...
Another article. Sure would be interesting to watch her observe her relatives.
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So Whats so Great About CUJO ?
This adresses to CUJO, Leafs and Wings fans.(I think this is more logical than Koivu)
No Vezina, Hart or Stanley Cup wins doesn't exactly spell superstar, yet people keep talkin on how great he is. Cujo is overrated mainly because of the media depth in Toronto. To them anyone who can stop a puck is their hero. Toronto has never had a great golie since the early 70's, all overrated "flops" that would make little impact on any other team in their day.(ie Mike Palmeteer, Damian Rhodes, Rick Walmsley, Don Beaupre ect.)
Detroit in my opinion have lost all hope of repeating their fortunate season ever since Cujo was signed and Yzerman was injured. He's no Dominek Hasek, but what exactly is he? Goalies I think he compares with are:
Byron Dafoe
Milan Hlinca
Damian Rhodes
Dan Cloutier
JS Aubin
80 Responses to So Whats so Great About CUJO ?
Cujo is a great goalie…is it any wonder why the Wings went after him as soon as Hasek left?
Cujo wants a legitimate shot at the cup, and, as big a Leaf fan as I am, it's obvious that by staying in Toronto, He'd have no shot at it. All the best to him!
You write, "As for the teams he's (Cujo) played for, that's such a weak arguement."
Why did Cujo accept a lot less money to play in Detroit if the team that you play for means so little?
Do you think Cujo is capable of accomplishing what Chris Osgood and Mike Vernon accomplished in Detroit, or are Osgood and Vernon just in a much higher class than Cujo?
Go tell that to Manta and big_booty.
wow.. is it really possible to be THAT big of a loser??.. hmm.. guess so?
Plain and simple, if you don't win a championship, then people will think you are a never was. CUJO hasn't won a championship and has fallen short oh so many times. I think I am starting to sense a little TO jealousy in here. I mean, don't even say you'd rather have Belfour in your net right now. Cuz everyone knows damn well that when CUJO walked, TO was crushed. Yet again, any team that loses their goaltender will. I even think Dallas is going to miss having Belfour, but Tugnutt is a good safety valve if Turco drops. As for Boston with Dafoe, don't get me started. I can see why they don't wanna spend that much money tho.
the baby leafs got nothing close to 100 points.. the leafs didnt have big injury problems during the regular season.. cept reichel and renberg at the end.. and goalie problems.
i think the best move curtis could have made and will ever make was going to detroit. he needs what every other great goalie in history has had to win the big one.. a great team in front of him. and he'll definitly get that in detroit.
i dont think the leafs will suck this year.. but i dont think they'll do anything near to greatness. its not nessacarily that they will suck without cujo.. its that they will suck with belfour. hes a joke.
1… they dont quite say it like that exactly..
2… they only compliment him after he steals a game.
3… what kind of pointless arguement is that.. and what.. the hell.. does it have to do with anything.. ?!?
he plays better busy then not busy.. just ask torontos "scapegoat" defence.
thaaaank god. someone else sees the patrick roy i see. totally nailed the cujo bit to.. well said.
did i not just read that up there?.. someones desperate for some attention..
hmm.. im not gonna spend 20 minutes explaing why roy is a tool.. so just look at the greatwhitenorth comment right above my main one.. and look for the mossrocks response..
hmm.. ok
i got all the social skills i need.. and only dislike the french. so think what you want?
as far as your thoughts are i can kind of agree with em. im not saying cujos a better goalie then roy not by any means. but i dont think patrick roy is the goaltender that anyone makes him out to be. hes played his whole career on stacked teams.. and when montreal got bad.. he bailed. yet.. he still chokes. everyone can keep blowing hot air up his ass but patrick roy is nothing but a coattail rider.
totally in agreement.. but i think theodore will turn out to be one of the greatest goalies in the history of the game. ive just never watched a goalie do the things that jose theodore can do. its incredible. just hope he stays away from the hockey politics and keeps his head in the game.
mange un ostie de char de marde kalisse d'innocent, après ça on se demande pour quoi le Quebec veux se séparer! ouf! "OH CANADA terre de nos CRÉTINS!" etc…
fuckin' bigot you waste your whole post with such classless prejudice!!!
Is there an echo???
Good form
Theodore will continue to improve and likely will take over the title of the best goalie in hockey. I'm not sure he will rank as one of the greatest ever for one simple reason – he's a late bloomer. Jose's already 26 yrs old with 7 yrs in the NHL. He has really only had one good year and he probably only has maybe 8 good ones left. It will be very hard for him to get enough done in the 8 years left in his prime to make the same kind of impact that Roy, Dryden, Sawchuk, Plante, Fuhr, etc have made on the game.
To be one of these types of goaltenders, you need to start young, grind through some lean years and then thrive during your prime. Recently, Fuhr and Roy have done this (and had the fortune of playing on some good/great teams) while someone like Brodeur did start young, but got a little burnt out during the grind. Winning a Hart or Vezina or two is one thing, but getting into the HOF that's a whole other ballgame. (or puckgame, as the case may be) Hasek managed to do a heck of a lot in a short window of opportunity – Theodore needs to match Hasek's success and mirror his career to get to that level.
bare with it, leaf fans put up with their idoit remarks for 4 years…you guys will for the next 3. If cujo won stanley cup all three years, put up the best save %….they still say he sucked..
bare with it, leaf fans put up with their idoit remarks for 4 years…you guys will for the next 3. If cujo won stanley cup all three years, put up the best save %….they still say he sucked..
Thank You lol
Thank You lol
Thank You lol
I agree with the guy who posted this and I disagree. I think CUJO is overrated. Hes played with teams which were really good at the time he played with them (St.Louis, Edmonton and Toronto). He was Canada's number one goalie in the Olympics until he bombed the first game against Sweden and lost the job to Brodeur. And he has never won a Stanley Cup, Hart or Vezina…so what does he do? Sells out by going to the best team in the league. But he still wont win the cup, he will make Detroit lose.
But the part I disagree with is who you compared him to:
-Byron Dafoe is a good goalie but is inconsitent. CUJO is better.
-Milan Hlinca…well he just sucks. CUJO is WAY better.
-Damian Rhodes, well, why are you still playing Damian? CUJO is also WAY better.
-Dan Cloutier…Ok Dan is good. VERY underrated, he was 2nd in shutouts last season only behind Roy. And had over 30 wins. And he is very young. The only reason people think hes bad is because he played for the Rangers and Lightning before the Canucks. The Canucks is the first good team he has played for. CUJO is alittle better.
-JS Aubin…hes decent, hes a backup and will always be a backup. CUJO is better.
Hlinka actually had one of the best Sv% in the league; he gets no credit b/c he plays for the Thrashers, who have one of the worst defenses in the league. But I agree that CuJo is better than everyone on that list. Only ones who even come close to comparing are Hlinka, Dafoe, and Cloutier.
Shouldn't you be changing your screen name right about now?
Look at yourself. You are one of the biggest believers in revisionist history.
'85-'86: Roy's rookie year and only Chelios' third. I highly doubt many pundits were pegging them as future HOF-er's at the time. The team's record was 40-33-7. Six other teams in the league had 40 or more victories that season. Roy's record in the regular season was 23-18-3, but his playoff record was 15-5. That's money at money time.
'92-'93: Montreal's record was 48-30-6, and they finished third in their division. The fact that you call Patrice Brisebois "solid," and that you believe that an OT victory must have meant the goalie was "lucky" further solidify my belief that you are a grade A nimrod.
Yes, they were above average, but I never said that they weren't. I merely stated that they weren't the "greatest."
If you replace Patrick Roy with Curtis Joseph (in his prime) on those teams, does Joseph win the Cup? No. That's the whole point. Roy is money (that last shellacking notwithstanding) and Joseph isn't. It's just that simple. And I'm not jumping on the bandwagon, I've been saying this all along. I never wanted Cujo in orange and black.
ohhhh… see thats just good.. your as crafty as you are a hardcore computer nerd.
hey buddy… eat a fuckin dick. i can and will think.. well pretty much whatever the ***** i want. redneck biggot?… highly doubt it dickhole.. chances are i live in a more expensive place then you do ya god damn quebecer. all you do is whine and ***** about how unfair your treated because your french.. and the rest of canada doesnt really give a shit. so get out of our country.
see the part where it says "comments are owned by the poster. we arent responsible for their content"?..i will take advantage of that and waste my whole post with as much "classless prejudice" as i want. and there isnt a god damn thing you can do about it you god damn hick
…. dont you have some retreating to do?
Broduer #1, the guy is amazing, he's not only my favourite goalie (saying im a leaf fan) but he also has 2 stanley cup rings, im not sure if he has an mvps, vezina trophys, but he totally deserves one of each, he gets what? 5 million 6 million a year, he's practically ew jersey's only great thing after trading holik, sykora, arnott, mogilny, ETC, althougb they still have elias , gomez, few others, they have no depth, as we speek now, FRIESEN, r u kidding me, !! he was only good on teh sharks, so roy, ya! 2 rings a a some vezina trophys and mvps, but colorado can work without him, i mean blake, foote, skoula, players like that will back him up, not in net, ofcourse., lol, but defense, like if aebisher improves, i believe they still be good, not as good ofcourse, but u get the point, what im trying to say is, roy is a bonus on the avs, when the devils NEED broduer to stay alive, they would have never made the playoffs without him, nor win the cup in 2000, how much is roy getting, 8 – 9 million, i dont know here, somethings wrong, and broduer is only gettin' 6 mil, common, i know there payroll isnt high, but common, devils wouldnt be good without this guy, now that they have a backup, SHCWAB they should improve when not have to be using damphousse back in goal, lol, i cant really agree with you saying cujo is overrated, like i said b4, overrated does not mean overpaid, in that fact, he is overpaid, the wings could have easily used a guy like leagce for there #1, i mean just look at there team, shanahan, yzerman, federov, listrom, datsyuk, hull, robitaille, chelios, maltby, and jason williams, and that avery dude is looking good, so maybe, just maybe legace can be goalie for the wings, instead of cujo, cujo never did a thing for the leafs, not saying he sucks, ok.. he never brought the leafs anywhere, he never brought team canada anywhere, never brought st. LOUIS anywhere, not the oilers, if anything cujo will be brought toward the cup, dont expect anything wild from cujo, anyone see him receive any awards ??? anyone see cujo in the all star game the past 2-3 years??? no!! no!! no!! man, im not getting anywhere with this post, lmao, anyway, the poll is probably a fan poll, and there ARE alot of wing fans, since everyone likes to go for the BEST team around here, it should go BRODEUR #1, ROY #2, THEODORE, (he brought the habs to the playoffs, him and gilmour, well the whole team worked together, u know what i mean, theodore did most of it, as im sure everyone knows) anyway, he should be at #3, (cujo #4, pothetic shit, NOT GUNNA happen, what kind of #4 goalie gets a career best at 2.23, and only 50 games? oh and one other thing also coming from a leaf fan ( i OBVIOUSLY PREFER CUJO OVER BELFOUR AS WOULD ANY LEAF FAN!) i dont know what im proving, lol, but have a nice day, later all! :):):):)
Obviously, I am the second biggest believer in revisionist history, since you are the one trying to make two Cup-winning Habs teams into the sisters of the poor brought to salvation by St. Patrick.
Chelios was a solid player by his third year in '85-'86. He had 34 points in a 41 game regular season shortened by injury. The season before he had 64 points in 74 games. i'd say he was already a top NHL defenseman based on those numbers by'85-'86. I didn't even mention Roy as a HOF player at that point, so don't bother there. But you didn't mention the fact that there were three other guaranteed HOF players (Gainey, Robinson and Carbonneau) I pre-empted your attack on their regular season by stating that this team had injury problems. I remember Robinson's broken leg that caused him to miss most of the second half and I know Chelios also got hurt. I seem to recall there were others but I can't remember. Anyway, these injuries definitely impacted their regular season numbers. Roy was also a rookie and he probably made some mistakes to earn that mediocre 23-18-3 record. Nice try.
My point is that goalies don't win Stanley Cups, teams win Stanley Cups. '85-'86 is a prime example; a team loaded with veterans with playoff experience and an extremely strong team defense won a Cup with an exceptional rookie goaltender. I don't want to diminish Roy's role in that Cup in reality, I just want to change your clearly inflated perception of what he did that year.
As for '92-'93, Brisebois used to be a pretty decent defenseman. His game has severely declined in the past three years. Do you think that maybe the thirty or so injuries he has had since that year may have diminished his skills. Quite likely. In '92-93, he had 10 goals and 31 points in 70 games and finished +6. He had similar seasons two years before and two years after that year. This is not the Brisebois we have the misfortune of watching today, his play is in a freefall.
You are kidding yourself if you don't think there is a certain amount of luck involved in being associated with a team that set a playoff record for OT wins. Certainly, Roy played a strong role in getting these victories but he wasn't scoring the OT winners so there is more involved than just his stellar play. There might not be luck in winning one or two OT playoff games, but there is some involved in setting a record for them.
You have no idea if Cujo would have won with those teams. Cujo has never had defenseman (just try and argue this point)like Roy had in '85-'86 and he's never been on a team of destiny like '92-'93. I was hoping for better from you; this was a pretty weak effort. Your only statement of fact was that I may be a grade A nimrod.
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NFL Europa & The NFL Supplemental Draft
Yahoo has reported that the NFL decided to pull the plug on NFL Europa, one of the NFL's feeder leagues. After 15 seasons, the six-team league has disbanded after sustaining financial difficulties. Goodell believes it is a necessary business decision in the best interests of the league. The league will now turn its focus to the NFL's regular season and utilize technology to reach the international audience.
Also of note, the NFL's Supplemental Draft will take place on July 12. For those of you who haven't heard of this draft or don't know exactly what it is, it's for a reason, as it has played a minor role in building NFL rosters over the years.
The Supplemental Draft, unlike the main Draft, is purely optional and no team is required to make a selection. The Draft's purpose is to afford those underclassmen who did not apply for early entry in the April Draft (prior to the January deadline) and are currently ineligible for the current NCAA season, a chance to enter the league.
Only 34 players have been taken in this draft since the NFL instituted it in 1977. Most notably, Bernie Kosar (Cleveland's first round pick in 1985), Cris Carter (Philly's fourth round pick in 1987), and Ahmad Brooks (Cincinnati's third round pick in last year's draft, which only contained 7 players).
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Hey all,
Second day blogging in a row–woot! I have a ton of things to do but I think I may be more energized and focused after some writing, so here I am!
After graduating from Muhlenberg College this past spring, I moved to Burlington to live with the boy and start my MSW program. Since moving in, sprucing up and decorating the apartment has taken up a big chunk of my time. This summer I completely revamped an old dresser I bought for $50 at a thrift store and I painted every room in the apartment except for the kitchen (I'm waiting on new shelving before I do that). Recently we've added some more furniture, rugs, and some decorations. Here's where we're at!
Since we don't have side tables or a coffee table, I made a tray that matches the decor in the living room which we can place in the center of the couch and put food, drinks, and anything else on. I purchased an unfinished wooden tray from a craft store, painted it a beige color and then hot glued blue patterned paper onto the bottom. I sealed the wood and paper with polyurethane so that it would be water resistant (it's not water proof but stains can be cleaned off with a sponge). Here's the finished product!
The bathroom isn't too exciting but you can see pictures of it here.
As I mentioned, I'm waiting on some new cabinets for the kitchen. In January my landlord is having wooden cabinets put in. This will be a welcome change from the dirty, dented, metal cabinets from the 70s that we have now! After that I'm going to paint the kitchen blue! I'll document it all 🙂
And noooooooow lettuce-less salad!
During a break in class earlier this week, I was craving salad. I mentioned it to one of my friends in the program and she said "go with it!"–my thoughts exactly! I enjoyed a small garden salad with italian dressing both days of class this week (monday and tuesday) and then I made myself a lettuce-less salad for dinner last night and had the same for lunch today! I got the idea for lettuce-less salad from Julie at pbfingers.com. When I saw the lettuce-less salads she was making I really thought she was onto something. Lettuce is FINE with me but it's kind of boring…and I don't want to waste money on boring things! So I whipped this concoction up last night.
I'm on a salad binge and I'm lovin' it! 😉
What's your favorite salad concoction?
What I've been up to: Running
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Hey guys. I know it's been SO long since I've posted. My other domain still isn't ready and, to be honest, I'm not pushing it because I'm so busy with my first semester of grad school! As crazy busy as I am, I've managed to do some fun things in the past few months. Since one post of everything I've been up to is too intimidating, I'm going to break it down into separate, themed posts that I'll slowly write! First up, RUNNING!
I've run my first organized races ever in three consecutive weekends in a row in September.
I started with Laura's March, a very informal 5k on a flat course next to Lake Champlain, and I ran it with Carrie. Easy peasy–I'm used to that distance!
The next weekend, I ran Warrior Dash with boyfriend, a 3.23 mile obstacle course on Windham Mountain in New York.
Unfortunately there is no warm up for this particular Warrior Dash. There is no picture of me 30 seconds after this but if there was it would be of me with a pained look on my face walking up the side of the mountain. The boy and I walked quite a bit of the first two miles that went straight up the mountain. Coming down was much easier as we had gravity, and a ton of momentum from the incline, on our sides. We went through tons of obstacles–jumping over hurdles, climbing up a cargo net, running through tires, and then we jumped over fire.
After running a little over three miles up and down a ski mountain, I thought that the 10k (in downtown Burlington) I was planning on running with Carrie the next weekend would be easy peasy.
I was right for many reasons: All I had to do was run– there were no obstacles and little incline. I also had Carrie with me which helped keep us motivated. We were very positive and proud of ourselves.
I was wrong for one reason: I had never run six miles outside with no breaks. I had run that many miles on a treadmill but running on a treadmill is very different from running outside. On a treadmill you can control the incline and you don't have to worry about wind and weather. I felt great until the last mile of the race. I was pretty much dying. My legs and butt were stiff and achey and I wanted to quit. If it weren't for people cheering me on and Carrie's support, I don't know if I would have been able to finish! Another thing that helped a ton was that I didn't allow a negative thought to take up space in my head. Any time a negative thought came, I dismissed it and verbally thought of something positive to think or say to Carrie. We really worked off of each other's positivity. I think that staying positive is what made me decide to sprint the last leg of the race, even if I wasn't to enthralled to do so. The last part of the race was down the center of Church Street, the big marketplace in Burlington, VT. The center was clear for the runners and people were cheering on the sides. At the end was the finish of the race. I don't think I'll ever forget what it felt like to sprint down the street with people cheering, knowing I just ran my first challenging race. When Carrie and I finished, we were so happy that we finished. We were so happy that we ran ten minute miles in our first race (6.2 miles in 62 minutes) but most of all we were amazed that we had run non-stop for over an hour. Such an accomplishment! 🙂 We immediately wanted to sign up for another race. The post-race feeling is addicting!
We haven't yet signed up for another race together. Grad school is just too much for me to plan anything like that. I am, however, signed up for a 5k Turkey Trot/Fun Run that I'm doing with my mom and brother (who are not runners) on Thanksgiving day in Maryland!
So, in addition to all this, the boy has also started joining me on some of my runs. I hope this sticks! He was the one who got me into running in the first place. He was on track and cross country in high school and I would tag along when he did his informal summer training runs. Since college, though, he's been way less active. This past Sunday I made him bundle up and get his butt outside with me for a run. We did two miles and I'm proud of him!
I'm still running on my own, too. As much as I love running with other people, running is my therapy and it's something that I do for myself. I've cut down on the frequency of my runs since starting grad school because I'm just so overloaded with work. Recently, I've made the conscious decision to change that. Since I am so stressed I need these runs more than ever. It's amazing how different I've felt since going back to my schedule of running every other day. I have so much more energy, I'm less stressed, more positive, and more present in my everyday life. Running, I love you!
And new music helps re-energize my runs. When I made the decision to go back to my usual frequent running routine I decided that my library needed some new tunes. I checked out Lululemon's 10k Running Playlist and downloaded Fly Like a G6 by Far East Movement, Club Can't Handle Me Right Now by Flo Rida, One by Swedish House Mafia (love love love this) from that list in addition to Katy Perry's "Teenage Dream" because it's so fun and upbeat. I'm also planning on downloading Will.I.Am and Niki Minaj's "Check it Out". It uses a portion of "TV Killed the Radio Star" and has an awesome beat for pacing. I think it'd be perfect for the warm up portion of my runs.
What songs do you love to run to?
It feels really good to be back, both to running and to blogging.
This week I made some progress on my bedroom. I painted it a light beige and put up the paintings I made last semester behind the bed. Check it out!
I also got to see MGMT and Grace Potter and the Nocturnals on Lake Champlain at the Lake Champlain Maritime Festival.
Pictures of Grace Potter to come soon!
Time to get some beauty rest,
Play a Little!
Posted August 7, 2010on:
For me, this week seems to be about finding ways to make exercise convenient and fun–two things everyone wants! I didn't plan this out or make a goal. For some reason I've just been seeing creative opportunities to get my sweat on! I've also been super motivated by a healthy lifestyle blog a 25 yr old girl named Julie writes called Peanut Butter Fingers. Julie's positivity is delightfully contagious. Check it out!
So what have I done to get some activity in conveniently? Wednesday I had two calls to make that I knew would take a while. They were with my mom and one of my best friends, Kaitlin. Although I love talking to them I hate being unproductive on the phone. I can't multi-task being on the phone with doing chores; it's just too much of a bummer to have to hold the phone with my neck (ow) while making the bed, doing the dishes, etc. And I can't talk while doing anything involving thinking either (the person on the other end of the phone deserves as much ADD-impaired attention as they can get!
ANYWAY, so what did I do? I went for a walk the entire time I was on the phone (the beauty of cell phones). I got to enjoy the beautiful sunset, talk to my loved ones, and burn some cals. Woot woot health points for Allie!
Visit from Friends!
Posted August 4, 2010on:
This weekend was SO much fun! One of my best friends Marlaina came up to visit on Friday and then two more good friends, Scott and Kaitlin, came up on Sunday so I've had friends here from Friday to Tuesday. Too much fun!!
On Saturday Marlaina and I went out for lunch at Vermont Pub and Brewery. We had yummy cheeseburgers, sweet potato fries, and we shared two yummy drinks, a beer called forbidden fruit which was made of berries and hard apple cider. Sooo good! I decided I'm going to combine the two into one drink next time I go because the bitterness of the beer and sweetness of the cider complemented each other so well. Then we went to the beach and got to jet ski, water tube, and cliff jump! The next day we were sore from holding on but it was all worth it!
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Late last night, riddled with defeat and agony, the Biased Boston Sports staff voiced their displeasure with the officials, major sport outlets, and anyone not from the New England area.
NFL Legend and former Denver Bronco, Shannon Sharpe, viciously attacked one of our own. Take a look:
The first thing that came to mind is a scene from one of the most underrated movies of all time. Oh you wanna talk about mothers, Sharpe?
Patriots Nation, it is time to rise as one. The entire world is against us. We are battered, injured, and looking at possible defeat. Take a stand against Shannon Sharpe and the rest of the Patriots haters. Some of us root for other professional teams, don't have the same football beliefs, but it is time to not fight each other, but rather channel our hatred and use it towards the greater good.
We will not go quietly into the night!
Seriously though, I took a look back at Sharpe's twitter page and his only response to trolls and haters is Yo Momma jokes. If you've got the ammo, fire away, but Sharpe's jokes make me cringe. I want to laugh, but just because I am so uncomfortable.
Additionally, I took a look at Sharpe's Wikipedia page, just for kicks. Surprisingly (jk), Sharpe has had some serious issues with women in the past. In 2004, he was involved in a battery incident with a woman. Then, in 2010, Sharpe had a restraining order issued against him by his former girlfriend. Don't worry, though. CBS and the NFL took it extremely seriously and gave him a weekend off from television. Cowards.
Shannon Sharpe vs. Biased Boston Sports.
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Specialist Craig Darkwood is an instructor for Sergeant Rescue Training & Consulting. He is an accomplished combat medic in the U.S. Army National Guard where he has served the last 4 years as a senior medic for Alpha Company 1-110th IN BN. He has deployed to Jordan, the UAE, and Kuwait in support of combat operations in the area.
Jeff Kwiecien, NRP, FP-C, TP-C
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Tara Withrow (TK), CRNA
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As of 12:00am we have transitioned to a new registration medium. Everything should work smoother for your registrations. Please bare with us as we work out any possible unforeseen issues.
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1. The RTF Model - The RTF Model course discusses the concepts of the Rescue Task force. Participants will be introduced to the basic tactics and will demonstrate some of the tactical challenges that are encountered when applying the rescue task force concept to active incidents. This course will also discuss the building blocks to implementing a rescue task force training program. As well as suggested minimum training requirements for implementation. During the course participants will also be able to engage in some basic scenarios were guided discussions and demonstration of the rescue task force concept in action.
2. Aeromedevac Rescue and Considerations - Aeromedevac can be one of the easiest ways to transport a wounded team member, but it can also pose some significant challenges. This course will discuss some of the challenges of preparing a patient for evac, how to conduct an effective hand off, as well as some of the equipment that can be used to safely evacuate the casualty. The final portion of this training session we will discuss safety around aircraft, safe hoisting operations, patient packaging for hoist rescues, and selection of hoist locations. This mainly hands on course will expose the participant to some of the unique challenges of preparing a casualty for medevac in the tactical environment.
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4 July 2018 - A lot has been happening! As of last month we received work through a working committee, that our team is a part of, that the NTOA has adopted and is fully implementing the Rescue Task Force Instructor Course that we assisted in writing. The first class will be in the State College Area of PA and several of our team will be in the first 20 in the country that will be able to teach this trainer development program.
As of last week we have partnered with NASAR to bring you great Wilderness Medicine programs. Be on the look out for several new classes. We will be offering our WUMP that will be our first offering using the new NASAR program. Along with a NASAR credential you also will be given the opportunity to gain FAWM credits and you will also receive our SRTC Credential. You can also find us at several conferences around the country and possibly internationally.
Keep your eyes to our page and our Facebook and Instagram!
1 March 2018 - We have a lot of great things going on in 2018! We are booking out into August and beyond already. Currently we are looking for highly motivated and professional personnel to join our team as instructors for our newly established Wilderness Division. Check out the join our team tab for more information.
Please feel free to follow us on Facebook and Twitter to keep up to date on our current course offerings. If you wish to host a course reach out via the contact us tab to ask about sponsoring any of our training programs!
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25 Jan 2017 - We are proud to be working in our community and in the amazing country! We would like to take a moment to thank our followers for taking part in our trainings and referring us to colleagues. We are very honored to exceed your expectations on a regular basis. We have added several new courses and are branching out in 2017. We are now offering in partnership with Bucks County Community College the Pennsylvania Rope Technician series. This fall we also will be offering several Mountain Rescue ropework seminar courses. Plans for Nepal and the first annual Wilderness & Expedition Medicine Trekking Symposium are set. We are just waiting on the CME approvals to come back! Registration for this amazing trip is now open. Space is limited to 10 participants! More info can be found on the link below. Don't forget to like us on facebook and to check back frequently! We plan on adding more courses yet in 2017!
10 Jan 2017 - Greetings! I hope you have been watching our facebook page. We are pretty terrible about posting news in both places. Our new years resolution however, is to get better at posting both here on the news and on our Facebook Page. That being said we have some new developments to share! We are in the final stages of planning our first Everest Base Camp trek. The Wilderness & Expedition Medicine Symposium is being planned for the 2018 climbing season. Participants will get some world class instruction in wilderness and expedition medicine, meet physicians working Everest ER, and also learn about high altitude aeromedical rescue from the Alpine Rescue Service. Keep posted for more information. Space will be limited to 12 participants. We also have some great Wilderness courses that still have space available! Be sure to register now to make sure you can get in! A lot of great things coming in 2017! Sergeant Rescue is now being represented on 3 continents, by 3 International renowned agencies, and has set the stage for more amazing courses! See you in class!
24 Aug 16 - So how many agencies can say that they are involved in designing and then implementing a high speed and in-depth training program for a major international agency? Well as of yesterday Sergeant Rescue can! We have been selected by multiple committees of the NTOA, National Tactical Officers Association, to design a train the trainer course for TEMS & Basic Rescue Task Force instructors!
This first roll out of this new program will be early next year! We also hope to have our Basic Rescue Task Force Course adopted as the standard training program for courses nationally! Great things happening! Keep tuned to our page and facebook page for more details and for all of our class offerings!
29 July 16 - We are sad to announce that due to low registrations we have chosen to cancel out TEMS course for this year. We will try to reschedule for next year at some point!
We also had an issue with the venue for our Managing Land Search Operations Course. Therefore, that class is also going to be rescheduled. Very sorry for any inconvenience. Those that have registered will receive a full refund.
On a more high note we are in the process of scheduling multiple Wilderness First Aid courses, two Wilderness First Responder Courses, and two Wilderness Upgrade for Medical Professional Courses! Stay tuned to our page for class dates and registration information!
19 July 16 - Have a need to run a tabletop or functional exercise? Have a need to regionally or locally drill your faculty, staff, or agency? Search no further. Sergeant Rescue now has a FEMA Master Planner on staff! We are now able to help you utilize regional, state or national funding to organize functional drills, table tops, and exercises for your agencies! Just one more way Sergeant Rescue is able to provide realistic and effective training for you!
26 Mar 16 - Sergeant Rescue has changed the course name of one of our training programs. Our TECC Short Course is now called the Basic Rescue Task Force Training Course and we have graciously accepted a contract for 10 of these classes in the central Pennsylvania area.
We have also scheduled our first Tactical Emergency Medical Support course! This is the basic and advanced programs in a 5 days and with our agreement with Medic Up International we are able to bring this course to you at a rock bottom price!
We are looking to schedule a NREMT Basic refresher course here in the fall and are currently applying to be a BCCTPC recognized training site to be able to provide Tactical Paramedic prep and refreshers as well as Flight Paramedic Refresher programs and Critical Care Paramedic Refreshers.
Keep an eye to our page for unique and interesting training opportunities!
8 Apr 15 - After a successful trip and business meeting in Xi'an China the SRTC crew has been awarded a major consulting job to help establish a combat medicine, TEMS program, and also wilderness rescue programs and all of the associated curriculum to support this. We have also been asked to consult on the development of a training facility to support the same.
22 Jan 15 - New training opportunities are coming soon! Dates finalizing a AMLS course offering in State College will be posted soon! Also a Self Aid for the First Responder course! Teacher Tactical Lifesaver programs coming soon! Big things keep coming. Keep watching our page for training opportunities!
25 Dec 14 - Sergeant Rescue is now a recognized TECC instruction agency. We have been formally recognized by the Committee for Tactical Emergency Casualty Care.
10 Dec 14 - Sergeant Rescue Training & Consulting is now an approved NAEMT Training Site!!!! Currently able to offer Advanced Medical Life Support, Tactical Combat Casualty Care, and Law Enforcement First Response Tactical Casualty Care. Not bad for some Grunt Medics!! Look us up to schedule your training event!
Our consulting services are not just limited to providing training programs. We also can provide guidance for your tactical training programs; from developing and standing up a TEMS team, to evaluating the effectiveness of a current team. Our instructors have hosted and planned dozens of training classes and have the knowledge to help your team or organization be successful. We will work with you to design specific training or scenarios that will challenge your members to meet your training objectives! From basic concepts to technical rescue, wilderness search fundamentals and practices, all the way to advanced tactical medicine. We can help with it all! Feel free to contact us for more information.
Austin Lynn, NRP, TP-C
Austin is an active paramedic with 10 years of EMS experience. He is also a prior service Marine. He serves as a part time Paramedic for AMED EMS and is also a provider on the Blair County Tactical Response Team.
Jeff Brytczuk, NRP, FP-C, TP-C
Jeff is a separated U.S. Marine who's day job is flying as a Flight Paramedic for the Geisinger Health System. He is an incredibly knowledgeable care provider. He serves as the Tactical Medical Team Leader for the Centre County Tactical Response Team. He is a TEMS certified paramedic and also will be serving as one of our CQB & Firearms instructors.
Kelly Lawall, PHRN, CEM
Kelly Lawall is been involved in EMS, nursing and emergency management for over 10 years. Kelly Lawall is well versed in wilderness search and rescue, ACLS, PALS, PHTLS and ICS courses. Kelly is actively involved in emergency management and is currently certified as a FEMA Master Exercise Practitioner & Planner. She has served on the Pennsylvania DMAT team and has spent significant time in with the team during Hurricane Katrina, the earthquake that decimated Haiti, and other regions as well. Kelly also previously served in the U.S. Air Force Reserves.
Jordan Logan is a special operations tactics instructor for Sergeant Rescue Training & Consulting. Jordan was a member of the 75th Ranger Regiment and has had multiple combat tours to Iraq & Afghanistan. He will serve us here at SRTC as a tactical instructor and one of our marksmanship instructors.
Clifford Neal, DO, NRP
Dr. Neal has spent the last 36 years in medicine. He started out as an EMT & Paramedic in the Boston area. Prior to that he worked on a wildland firefighting crew in Maine. He current resides in central Pennsylvania where he recently retired as an ER physician. He still serves as the Medical Director for Centre Lifelink EMS where he actively operates on their wilderness search and rescue team as well as the physician for the county tactical response team.
Mike Jones is a special operations tactics instructor and a medical trainer for Sergeant Rescue Training & Consulting. Mike has recently become a Physician Assistant and was a member of the 75th Ranger Regiment where he served as a Special Operations Medic. Mike has had multiple combat tours to Iraq & Afghanistan. He will serve us here at SRTC as a tactical instructor, as one of our marksmanship instructors and also as one of our tactical medical trainers.
- William Humes, Cranberry EMS
"Being prior military I didn't know what the team had to offer. I was way off the mark. Your team was exceptional. The training you provided was not only effective, but was driven home by practice and explanations from real world experience. The crew was very knowledgeable and brought new perspective to what I already knew. Hope to attend many more of your classes and thank you for all that you do. "
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"Great, Great Course! The BEST I have ever taken. Thank you for the opportunity to attend! If we could have added more time, your team's teaching and knowledge would have been worth every extra minute."
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Josh Fremberg, NRP, TP-C
Josh is an active paramedic with 14years of EMS experience. He is also a prior service Army. He works full time for Penn State University EMS as the Director of Training where he teaches the university's EMS training programs and manages the in house EMS training program. He also serves on the Centre County Tactical Response Team as a tactical medic.
Hosting one of our courses is as simple as an email request. We charge a nominal fee upfront to reserve the training date and then the course tuitions pay for the rest. We primarily are a traveling training organization. Meaning we like brining the training to you! Send us an email for more information about hosting opportunities for any one or all of our classes!
Dr. Ralph "Croker" Jones has recently retired from the U.S. Navy where he served in multiple high level capacities. He has served as the medical director for multiple companies and has served over 30 years in the Navy. While serving he spent time with the special operations community and served as Director of Surgical Services for Operation Nobel Eagle over 9-11. Dr. Jones has seen multiple deployment to the middle east and served both as a surgeon for both ground and sea units. Winner of the Purple Heart while in Afghanistan. Dr. Jones is well versed in tactical and wilderness medicine and has attended multiple civilian and military schools to learn how to provide care in austere environments. Dr. Jones is a Wilderness Fellow and has completed the ISTM's Tactical Medical courses. He is an accomplished Surgeon and has spent many years establishing himself as a world known and well respected surgeon and educator in both the military and civilian sector.
Sergeant Rescue Training & Consulting has been founded by members of the U.S. military to bring these effective training techniques to our brothers and sisters that work as EMS professionals, firefighters, and police officers . We have a standing mission to provide or facilitate training for these communities, so that they can save themselves or be able to provide effective care when the chaos erupts. We specialize in Tactical Medicine and Wilderness Medicine, two areas of the spectrum where the inevitable happens with predictable regularity. Only preparation and regular training can provide the possibility of success. Our training courses are established around industry standards, evidence-based practices, personal experiences, and the latest training techniques. We pride ourselves on providing realistic training that challenges the student mentally and physically.
Sergeant Jeremy Keenan is an instructor for Sergeant Rescue Training & Consulting. He is an accomplished combat medic in the U.S. Army National Guard where he has served 4 years as the senior medic for the Marksmanship Training Unit at Ft. Indiantown Gap. He specializes in tactical medicine and marksmanship. Sgt Keenan was deployed to the Baltics in support of Operation Sabre Strike as an Independent Duty Medic and earned a reputation for excellent care and ability as a Combat Medic. Sgt Keenan has also been deployed to Iraq & multiple locations in the Middle East in support of Operation Inherent Resolve. He has also deployed to Jordan in support of combat operations in the area where he was the Senior Medic and Medical NCOIC of an infantry detachment.
Staff Sergeant Brandon Gregg is an instructor for Sergeant Rescue Training & Consulting. He has served in Iraq as a combat medic on a personal security detail and has provided care for an Infantry company where he earned the Army Combat Field Medical Badge. He has extensive training and curriculum development experience. He currently serves at the 3rd of the 103rd Armor Battalion as a Medical Platoon Sergeant for the PA Army National Guard. He has been serving in the U.S. Army since 2006 and has been a practicing EMS provider since 2003. Brandon is full time with the U.S. Army Medical Training Battalion based out of Fort Indian Town Gap Pennsylvania.
Sergeant Jason Tartalone is the founding member and owner of Sergeant Rescue Training & Consulting. He is a 12 year veteran of the U.S. Army and has spent a considerable time in Afghanistan serving as a senior medic for a scout and infantry company where he earned his Combat Medical Badge. Mr. Tartalone has also spent a considerable time working in austere environments with limited resources and support. He has been involved in wilderness search and rescue for the past 17 years. He is an accomplished wilderness rescue instructor. Mr. Tartalone is a nationally registered Paramedic and has been active in EMS for 14 years as an EMS practitioner and educator. He is now a current NAEMT Affiliate for AMLS, PHTLS, TECC & TCCC. He is also our lead NASAR Instructor and Evaluator.
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Five former employees of Bernard Madoff, the man behind the biggest Ponzi scheme in U.S. history, were convicted on Monday of conspiracy and aiding the disgraced financier in his massive fraud.
Prosecutors successfully made the case that Annette Bongiorno, Daniel Bonventre, JoAnn Crupi, Jerome O'Hara and George Perez – who worked at Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC – helped Madoff carry out his years-long securities and investment fraud that cost thousands of clients billions of dollars.
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"As the jury unanimously found, these five defendants played crucial roles in constructing and maintaining the house of cards that was the Madoff investment fraud," Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said in a statement. "These convictions, along with the prior guilty pleas of nine other defendants, demonstrate what we have believed from the earliest stages of the investigation: this largest-ever Ponzi scheme could not have been the work of one person."
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