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Happy Decemeber!
Happy December!
Can you believe it's December already? This year has just flown by!
So how are you? I hope well, but I just wanted to let you know it's okay if you aren't.
We are finishing out a turbulent 2017 with a Mercury Retrograde, plus the stress of the holidays and most of us are already on overload. The good news is that the Mercury energy will bring up past issues for us to work on, but of course that's the bad news too!
Just remember healing isn't an overnight process. Past hurts resurface when we are ready to further heal them. But no matter what, allow yourself time to heal. Also know it's okay to feel the way you feel. Actually its quite a paradox, but when old wounds resurface and you realize that they never were fully healed, they will then begin to heal. Sometimes just the act of acknowledging these past traumas and allowing yourself to feel your feelings is enough to trigger a huge, multilevel healing.
So plan on including self-care time in your schedule this month. If you want to know more about Mercury Retrograde I recorded a video class here. You can watch the 30 minute video and learn what each sign can expect in terms of lessons. Also I have a video going up shortly on Youtube, in the meantime you might want to watch the Tips for Highly Sensitive People Video for extra holiday support.
Stay warm and take care of yourself. And remember you can't pour from an empty cup, so to give your best you need to take care of you too.
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The practice of forgiveness is our most important contribution to the healing of the world.
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"Healing is a matter of time, but it is sometimes also a matter of opportunity."
"To teach is to learn twice."
"Because you are alive, everything is possible." ― Thích Nhất Hạnh
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- Mount Apo – Mount Apo is in Region XI. It is considered the tallest mountain in the Philippines and it is the cultural pride and heritage of the people of Southern Philippines
- Philippine Monkey-Eating Eagle – A very rare species among Philippine Eagles. It is flying and mighty. It can only be found around the mountain ranges of Mount Apo. It is so rare that only a limited number to date exists. It is now considered the symbolic bird of southeastern Philippines.
- Man – Being the prime mover of all endeavors specially in carrying out the objectives and purpose of the institution in developing the totality of man.
- Five Rays – represents the five (5) main provinces of the region – the three (3) Davao provinces, Surigao Sur and South Cotabato where the core of the institution is to be developed and enhanced.
- Courses of Endeavors – Instruction, Reserch and Extension are in circular formation toward man – being the prime mover of all endeavors
The Philippine Eagle stands for the ideals and aspirations of the University of Southeastern Philippines.
The Eagle represents the rarity of those who belong to the first State University in Region XI. It signifies far-reaching vision of the future and the eagle's talon exemplifies the strength of the University of Southeastern Philippines.
The legendary height of Mt. Apo stands for the strong will of the University's constituents to rise above the ordinary. Its breadth indicates USEP's desire to reach across all the region's concern.


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Home > Less Time in the Hospital Thanks to Robotic Surgery
Self-described "techno nerd" Ron Jensen doesn't own a computer, and he would rather listen to an 8-track tape than a CD. But at age 65, Ron got up close and personal with new technology when Dora, the robot, helped save his life.
Ron's diagnosis of diabetes in 2007 prompted his physician, Marla Keeton, MD, to check his liver, an organ that can be affected by diabetes. Tests revealed a suspicious spot on his left kidney. He remembers Urologist Gerald Park, MD, suggesting the spot likely was cancer but a biopsy would confirm his suspicion. In consultation with Dr. Park, Ron decided to skip the biopsy and chose surgery to remove the area. "I need to be here for my wife, so I felt it was best to take care of the problem and not worry about it in the future," remembers Ron.
Today's technology gave Ron and his wife, Brenda, a surgery option not available even 10 years ago. Ron's age, overall good health and early-stage cancer made him a good candidate for robotic surgery. After his surgery in February at North Kansas City Hospital, Ron was home after only three days, missed just 13 days of work and his incisions were the size of a ballpoint pen. "I've never had surgery, but if surgery is like this, then sign me up again," laughs the Edgerton resident.
Compare his experience with someone who undergoes traditional kidney surgery and the difference is a 6-inch incision, a more uncomfortable recovery, a hospitalization of up to two weeks and up to four months off work.
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Ludo, Hidden Beaches Specialist
Before joining the Hidden Beaches team at Audley, Ludo worked as a sailing skipper for five years. He completed an around-the-world trip in 2013-2014: the Oyster World Rally. During his time on yachts he lived and explored extensively through the Caribbean Windward Islands, living in Antigua and spending considerable time in Saint Lucia, Grenada and The Grenadines. He has spent time travelling extensively as a sailor — and with family all around the world — he loves experiencing different cultures and exploring new and interesting activities.
Since joining Audley he has been lucky enough to re-visit his chosen destination: the Grenadines, as well as St Vincent; Mauritius; St Kitts and Nevis; Antigua; Saint Lucia; Barbados and Grenada.
Away from the office, Ludo enjoys aerial photography with the use of his drone. He is an enthusiastic adventurer, completing a round Britain voyage in a dinghy, the London Marathon, secured a gold Duke of Edinburgh Award, and competed in the Mongol Rally.
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I recommend visiting - St Vincent and the Grenadines
The Grenadines in the Caribbean is one of my preferred places to go and explore. The beautiful Tobago Quays Marine Park is the best snorkelling location in the Caribbean, with its white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters. The islands have a fantastic mixture of authenticity and luxury, perfect for relaxation and a touch of exploration. It feels secluded as it's usually only accessible for passing yachts. It's the perfect place to relax and explore.
I recommend staying at - Constance Le Prince Maurice
The Prince Maurice in Mauritius is one of the most impressive hotels I have stayed in. I have been lucky to stay here with my family and know the friendly staff personally. The facilities for a small luxury hotel are simply incredible and the location, set on the east Coast, feels very private. Don't forget to book into the floating restaurant; it's unique to the island and the wine cellar is second to none.
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From diving in Saint Lucia, next to the Pitons, exploring Antigua's Nelson's Dockyard, biking Nevis and sailing in the Grenadines, I jump at any opportunity to get involved in any experience. However, the one that stands out is snorkelling the underwater sculpture park in Grenada. A short boat ride from the port, it didn't take long to jump into the warm, shallow and clear ocean by Molinere Point, and dive down to the concrete structures reflecting Grenada's culture.


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Who Is Richie's Girl ???
Who is Richie's Girl??? It's me....My name is Kay.
My birthday is December 26th,
a Capricorn. I'm from the great state of Texas,
born and bred. My hobbies are reading
(don't get to do that too often), learning to play the
guitar (want to be able to play "Wanted Dead or Alive"),
decorating, cross-stitching, arts & crafts, love music
and spending time with my friends, working on video/audio
trades and making new friends, and last but not least,
working on my "Richie website". I also am a member and
contributor of the "Rockin' with Richie Sambora Unofficial
Online Fan Club" website. I have the pleasure of coming up with
the verses for the crossword puzzle which Renee then sets up,
and also I do the song of the week. We thoroughly enjoy
working on the "Rockin' with Richie Sambora" Unofficial
Online Fan Club and are constantly brainstorming and coming
up with wonderful ideas to better the fan club. I have been
a fan of Richie's (Bon Jovi) since the early 1986. I have
been lucky enough to see Bon Jovi (Richie) twice, once in '86
in Shreveport, La., and in 1989 in Monroe, LA. Both times
they rocked, and thank goodness I was close to the stage.
Hopefully one day I will get to see Richie in concert.
Some of my other favs besides Richie Sambora & Bon Jovi, are
Stevie Nicks, Cher, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Sheryl Crow, Melissa Etheridge,
the late John Lennon, Lenny Kravitz, Matchbox 20, and many, many more.
I hope you enjoy visiting my website. Thanks Renee and Syl for all your instructions, willingness to help with my site until I got the hang of it. You both are the greatest. Check back regularly, I will be adding new pics and information.
Kay's "Richie Sister" Sylvia
This is my dear friend Sylvia Swiger. She too is a great Richie fan. Syl is 29, married and has a 6 year daughter, Alyssa, who is precious. Syl has been married for 8 years to her high school sweetheart, Joe. She lives in Washington. Needless to say we have rather large phone bills. Syl loves doing crafts, reading and working in her scrapbook, but working on her Richie Sambora webpage is her passion. She also collects anything from Disney. She also has been working on enlarging her Richie trade page (video and audio collection) and is constantly trading and acquiring more Richie stuff. Syl was lucky enough to see Richie in concert in Portland. She also is a member and contributor of "Rockin' with Richie Sambora " Unofficial Online Fan Club. We enjoy talking on the phone when our pocketbook allows us. We can talk for hours. Please be sure to visit Syl's website.
This my good friend Jan Baxter. Jan is from Leicester, England. She is 41 years old, married with one daughter, Kirsty. Jan works part time as a receptionist at a lawyer's office. We became friends via "Rockin'with Richie Sambora" from the Pen Pals page. We started emailing one another, writing one another and trading Richie stuff. Jan is crazy about Richie also. So we have lots in common. She has sent me over time WONDERFUL posters, photos,collector items, CDs of Richie and Bon Jovi that I wouldn't trade for anything. I plan to fly to Merry 'Ole England next year for a visit with Jan and with Carol. That should be fun! Jan is a contributor of "Keep The Faith Always" fanzine and has written some very lovely poems and "fantasy stories" about Richie. Jan is our newest member of "Richie's Girls" with Rockin' With Richie Sambora Unofficial Fan Club. Welcome Jan to the fold. Hope you have a great ride. Thanks for being such a dear friend.
Kay's "Richie Pal" Carol
This is my friend Carol Emsell. Carol and I became pen pals through "Rockin' With Richie Sambora".We began writing to each other and have become fast friends. Carol is married and has two teenage sons. Carol lives in Sheffield, England. She has cross-stitched a wonderful picture of Richie and her hope is to one day have the opportunity to give it to Richie. Carol had the great pleasure of seeing Richie in 1998, 2000 & 2001 when he and Bon Jovi were on tour in England. She took some wonderful photos of "The Man". Carol works part-time for a sports center in Sheffield where many rock bands have concerts there. Lucky lady. Carol also is a major fan of Stuart Smith (Richie's ex-brother in law, but great friend still), and most of the time has the inside news on alot. Again.....lucky lady.
This is my friend Kimber. She and I met through Syl. Kimber has written up her bio so everyone can get to know her.
My name is Kimberlee Daum,but I like to go by Kimber. I am 27 yrs old,I will be 27 this coming November. I live in Asheville,NC w/my husband Russ and son Tristin who is 4 yrs old. I work @ at a plant called Welch Allyn where I build blood pressure units for hospitals,etc. I have been a Bon Jovi fan ever since the early 80's. The first time I saw and fell in total luv w/Richie Sambora was when I saw their video on MTV Living on a Prayer. Ever since that moment,I have been obsessed! I started hanging posters of him in my room,buying CD's left and right,you name it,I did it. I think it's just gotten worse over the yrs. When the band got back together,I was so surprised and happy! I never thought I would be at a Bon Jovi concert in the yr 2000. But the guys are still going at it,and wonderfully I might add hee hee Still at the age of almost 27 yrs old,I find myself collecting Richie and Bon Jovi stuff. I have a CRUSH poster from the concert hanging in my bedroom as we speak, An autographed photo of Richie in a frame right above that,a pillow case w/Richie on it that says Got Richie? I keep my wallpaper on my computer of Richie pics 24-7. Thank god I have a husband that understands lol Someday I hope to meet Richie in person. If I could get two words out the day that arrives,I will be doing good lol I am very pleased to have met Kay&Syl They are are cool women who ROCK! I am very honered to have Kay add me to this wonderful list of women who like myself adore someone who is totally gifted,talented,and sexy as HELL!!!! ~Kimber D~ AKA: Sambora's Senora
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Refinished this table top recently. Started by removing all the original finish followed by lots of sanding. Working up from coarse to finer grits in stages. Before stripping the top, made a stain sample for the client using a scrap piece of oak (same as the table) to match the original finish, did this before removing any finish. It's best to spent a bit of time on the sample and do it exactly in the same sequence as the sanding of the piece itself. It is also useful visual aid to keep track of the colour, especially if it's a custom mix.
Filled any small cracks and holes.
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Redesigned from the ground up, Final Cut Pro combines revolutionary video editing with powerful media organization and incredible performance to let you create at the speed of thought.
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Enjoy the Latest Update 10.4
Finally Apple has upgraded the color correction section on FCPX! I was playing with it last night on some already completed videos and it is definitely improved, with wheels! Also I happend to spot the LUT Loader function. I say, well this sounds like a built in LUT Loader? Heck yes, it is! Have any Luts from whoever? Load it. Canon Luts, Sony Luts, Black Magic Luts, whoever made it Luts…load em up! So cool, no more 3rd party Lut loader that are useless on the next OSX or FCPX update. I have not tried the latest FCPX with the new Motion yet as I have it also, but they always talk to each other very well. I really don't need BM Davinci Resolve for color correction any more, keep it all in one software finally. Get FCPX, try it, use it, love it....More
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I'd advise (just like last time), everyone to not update, or wait to buy it until they fix it with an update.
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Installation Basics
EP101 is a tongue and grooved board which can be installed as a floating floor on underlay or fully bonded with floor adhesive to the subfloor. You can download the technical data sheet for this product from this link.
Product specification
Description: Brushed & UV Oiled Rustic Oak Bevelled Plank
Type of Floor: Real Wood Engineered Plank
Total Thickness: 18 mm
Width & Length: 150 x 300- 1500 mm
Top Layer: 5 mm Solid Oak
Grade: CD Rustic
Core Layer: Hardwood Ply
Pack Size: 1.65 m2
Pack Contents: Random Length Boards
Joint Type: Tongue & Groove
Bevelled Edges: 4 Sides
Floated Installation: Yes
Fully Bonded Installation: Yes
Secret Nailed Installation: Yes
Suitable For Underfloor Heating: Yes
Tog Rating: 1.2
Hardness: Hard
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Dreams Agency Ltd was established and founded in the summer of 2010 in the U.K and is now widely recognized as one of the worlds leading promotional staffing agencies. In 2014 Dreams Agency launched their international division meaning they cover over x10 international locations and offer locally based staff in each county. In 2017 Dreams opened a brand new office in Miami where all of the American events are run and managed from.
The success of Dreams Agency is down to each and every person who works within the agency, not only the office staff but the promotional team who work the events on a daily basis. Dreams Agency pride themselves on a close working team environment with all office staff and the field team. This ensures all events run smoothly and we always provide our clients the best staff in the industry.
Dreams Agency work all around the clock both within the office and field staff. Our UK office team normally start from 7am and often work late into the evenings, this allows our UK headquarters to interact with our global divisions and ensure all overseas events including the US through to Australia are running according to plan.
We are also one of the very few staffing agencies in the world to have their own in-house clothing department which manufactures bespoke garments and ships to clients all over the world. Its very likely that you would have seen some of our garments at major sporting events including the Formula 1, Moto GP, Touring Car, NASCAR plus many more global events
Sue – International Development Director
Sue has been at the agency since 2010 and plays a vital part in the general running of the agency. Sue is mostly responsible for expanding the agency globally and is often jet setting off to various countries setting up our international branches. During 2014 Sue opened up x10 international branches and is planning to open another x3 this year. Sue also manages all international bookings as well as managing part of the promotional staff team.
Sue has been in the industry longer than anyone and has an outstanding record of 30 years in the promotional marketing sector.
Dean – Global Management Director
Dean founded Dreams in 2010 and has always worked in the sales and marketing industry, he's a real go getter and the real drive behind the agency. He works on new business bookings, marketing, clothing, international bookings and the general running of the agency, so basically does a bit of everything. He's a very fair and easy going guy, but at the same time very firm if needed.
From 2017 Dean will be based both in our UK office and US office and developing both offices.
Steve – Sales & Marketing Executive
Steve has been with the agency since the beginning and leads our sales and marketing campaigns. Steve is responsible for all advertising and leads the sales team into battle every day. If you are a client of ours and have previously worked with us or have an upcoming meeting scheduled in, then Steve will be the chap you meet with.
Steve has over 35 years' experience in sales and marketing and won numerous awards in this industry.
Linda – Senior Accountant
Linda is the finance manager and runs the brains of the accounts, without Linda we wouldn't know what's going on. Linda looks after all of the figures, bills and runs the staff PAYE. She is also responsible for the VAT and Tax returns and ensuring Dreams keeps on track. Linda has over 30 years' experience from working in accounts and works all around the clock.
Amy – Regional Bookings Manager
Amy started her career at Dreams Agency in the summer of 2014 and is a true asset to the agency. Amy is responsible for new business, staff management, staff portfolio control, bookings, admin and assists our accounts department. Amy has excelled so much within the agency and is constantly growing. Amy manages our U.K bookings team and is currently assisting Dean & Sue in regards to our American Division.
Gina – Bookkeeper
Gina is our part time accountant who processes staff invoices and processes client invoices. Gina is responsible for ensuring all invoices are paid on time both from clients and to the staff. Gina works alongside Linda and assists her in the day to day accounting.
Lisa – Senior Legal Manager
Lisa works in our legal department and so is responsible for looking after all model, staff and TV contracts as well as the naughty clients who don't pay on time. Lisa has over 15 years' experience from working in the Law industry and keeps everything above board at the agency.
Aldo – Lead Creative Developer
Aldo is our techy guy and basically is the man who keeps the Dreams site going and improving it. You would have not spoken to him as we keep him locked away in his tiny office! Aldo ensures the site is constantly being developed and looks after lots of other computer stuff which quite frankly none of us have a clue about, all we know is it works. Aldo is very busy building the new system along with his helpers who have been brought in for the new build assignment.
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Charlotte is due to join Dreams in August 2017
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Steve has been with the agency since 2014 and heads up our sales and marketing divisions. Steve is mostly based from our U.K office although spends around 3 months out of the year based in our Miami office.
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Review: Thom Yorke, Tomorrow's Modern Boxes
opinion byPETER TABAKIS < @ptbakis >
Well, here it is. The mysterious white record Thom Yorke and Nigel Godrich recently teased on Instagram is not a new Atoms for Peace LP, nor is it Radiohead's ninth album (phew!). Tomorrow's Modern Boxes is instead a sequel to Yorke's 2006 solo debutThe Eraser. This explains the general response to Friday's announcement, a muted nice, rather than an ecstatic OMFG. I greeted the news with a far-less-generous ugh, having a good idea of what awaited me on BitTorrent: something in close proximity to The Eraser and AMOK's hermetic and cerebral compositions. It would be a minor aural marvel, certainly. But actual surprise – not the thunderstruck delight Radiohead's best works bring when first played, just anything to get excited about – would be in short supply. Sadly, Tomorrow's Modern Boxes more than meets these expectations.
Unlike U2's now-infamous iTunes stunt, no one is getting worked up over a sudden Thom Yorke solo release, offered to the world on a popular file-sharing platform for a reasonably priced six bucks. A shrug cuts both ways, however. Though Songs of Innocence was met with a fierce backlash (way overblown for free music, in my opinion), it at least incited some reaction and started a conversation. I was genuinely interested in hearing the U2 album, not because I hoped for a masterwork, but because I didn't know what this thing would be. (A pretty solid effort, it turns out.) (This, to be sure, is a minority opinion.) It's hard to muster strong feelings for Tomorrow's Modern Boxes, either way. I can't imagine anyone actively hating it. After all, casual listeners probably won't encounter it randomly in the wild – none of Tomorrow's Modern Boxes' eight tracks will play on the radio, and it's unlikely they'll show up on streaming services. The album must be sought out and purchased, which implies, at the very least, a passing familiarity with Radiohead's stranger digressions. Diehard fans of Yorke's side-work are no doubt thrilled (rightly so, this record is terrific at being exactly what it was meant to be). I suspect everyone else is approaching Tomorrow's Modern Boxes as a curio, a momentary stopgap to dip into until The King of Limbs'successor finally arrives. In the long run, most of us will dust it off as often as we already do The Eraser and AMOK: here and there, if at all.
Tomorrow's Modern Boxes offers countless examples of high-wire technique, with little emotional impact. Thom Yorke's musical genius is undeniable. When unmoored from his equally brilliant bandmates, however, it provokes the vague awe mathematical proofs convey when quickly scribbled on a whiteboard. Most of these tracks aren't songs, but intellectual exercises, bloodless and clinical. Despite its paper-thin sonics, The Eraser at least had melodies. AMOK replaced laptop blips with a recognizable human pulse (thanks to the inclusion of living and breathing musicians), and ended up being a more enjoyable experience with weaker material. Tomorrow's Modern Boxes, a richer sounding album throughout, especially at its booming lower end, largely dispenses with both tune and swing. It instead seeks to dazzle the ears and stun the mind, leaving little for the body and heart.
Dazzle and stun it does. Over the course of a brisk 38-minute runtime, Yorke and Godrich's many misshapen jigsaw pieces – wheezing electronic tones, rolling beats, coiling vocal samples, echoing piano notes – fall into their right place. Given a dearth of hooks, Tomorrow's Modern Boxes demands a decent set of headphones to appreciate its foremost asset, technical construction. This is especially true during the album's latter half, which increasingly blends into dark sonic ether. "There is No Ice (for My Drink)," seven minutes of abstract paranoia, familiar territory for Yorke, at first feels like a parody of an Amnesiac outtake. With repeated listens, "There is No Ice" begins to hang together, thanks to its defined backbone, an incessant ostinato synth loop, around which countless fragments circle and then disintegrate. "Pink Section" follows as a splintered instrumental coda, before Yorke's ghostly vocal returns on "Nose Grows Some," to close the album with a reminder that there's a man within this machine.
Tomorrow's Modern Boxes prompts the same nagging frustration that accompanied Thom Yorke's previous side projects. Yorke the composer is always on full display, while Yorke the singer is restrained, neutered, sidelined. His vocal instrument lacks the punch and flight regularly evident at his day job. So, Tomorrow's Modern Boxes disappoints most when it approximates ordinary song structures. "Guess Again!," "The Mother Lode," and "Truth Ray" move sideways when we want them to go up, up, up. The sedate opener "A Brain in a Bottle" was selected as the album's lead single, presumably after consulting a dartboard. "Interference" is a piercing exception, an instance of splendor and heartbreak amidst the chill and murk. Yorke's lyrics, for once completely audible, describe a relationship at a stalemate, with dissolution on the horizon: "We stare into each other's eyes/ like jackdaws, like ravens," he sighs, nearly comatose. "The ground may open up and swallow us/ in an instant, an instant." It's Yorke's finest moment, not only on Tomorrow's Modern Boxes, but his entire side catalog. "Interference" could, in fact, be a great Radiohead song. Funny how "great" and "song" still seem to rhyme with "Radiohead."


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Waiver Wire: Disappointed!
A slight change of plans from what I said on Tuesday, as — perhaps unsurprisingly — the disappointments and those who failed to qualify for the batting title featured more than a little crossover.
Injury is one of the dominant reasons players ended up here — whether one major blow like the one Buster Posey suffered, or a seemingly endless cavalcade of issues that hit Joe Mauer or Shin-Soo Choo — but some simply just couldn't produce this year.
This is a value ranking of position players only, produced by taking their average draft position according to ESPN and subtracting the oRank I introduced on Tuesday. The more negative the number in parentheses is, the worse the value the player provided. Not everyone here was objectively bad, but all were overdrafted.
15. Martin Prado (-32)
14. Ryan Howard (-33)
13. Buster Posey (-33)
12. Nelson Cruz (-35)
11. Ryan Zimmerman (-36)
Howard may not have had a great year, but he's hard done to be listed among this lot. A -9 in baserunning does him no favors, but even if that's generously reduced to 0, he still struggles to make the top 40 in batting runs alone. You could have gotten just slightly worse production from Nick Swisher, who was drafted about 125 picks later in most drafts.
Posey, Cruz, and Zimmerman all spent more than a month of the season on the DL, so it's not surprising that they failed to reach expectations for this year. I'll draft both Posey and Zimmerman without hesitation next year, but Cruz, who had the most playing time of the three, turned in an uncharacteristically poor year. I have concerns about his ability to avoid this list again next year.
10. David Wright (-39)
09. Jason Heyward (-40)
08. Shin-Soo Choo (-44)
07. Justin Morneau (-52)
06. Joe Mauer (-57)
If you didn't watch much of the AL Central this year and are wondering what happened to the Twins, well, here's a pretty good clue. Once Mauer was healthy, he was more productive than fans seem to remember — an .810 OPS in the second half isn't stunningly good, but it's nearly 200 points better than his first half — but pneumonia made his resurgence short-lived. Morneau had so many injuries and issues this year, it was hard to keep track of them all. Even when he was on the field, he wasn't right; his best month was May when he had a .723 OPS, his next best was his .612 in August.
Heyward is an interesting case. This season was a big disappointment for him and he has been told that he is not guaranteed the right field job next year. If an MRI on his shoulder shows damage, that could go a long way towards explaining his poor year, but this could just be a case of a player and new manager not gelling well.
05. Ichiro Suzuki (-61)
04. Alex Rios (-65)
03. Adam Dunn (-85)
02. Hanley Ramirez (-86)
Before mock draft season started, I was deadset on drafting Dunn, but he consistently went just a little higher than I wanted. Consider that a bullet dodged. Dunn's issues versus left-handers got plenty of press — going 6-for-94 against them will do that — but Dunn just flat out didn't hit anyone this year. I refuse to believe this is the sudden and permanent end to Dunn's career, so perhaps he's worth targeting in the late rounds of next year's drafts. Just a thought.
Like Morneau above, Ramirez was alternately hurt and profoundly disappointing, which was a kick in the teeth to owners that took him second overall, or worse, above Pujols with the first pick in the draft. One of the most compelling storylines for the early part of the 2012 season will be how he and new manager Ozzie Guillen get along. Keeper owners are surely hoping for a good bond between the two.
01. Carl Crawford (-102)
There's nothing like kicking a man while he's down. 2011 was an immensely disappointing year from Crawford, who would have provided owners good value if he had been taken some 100 picks lower than he was. For redraft owners, there's not much beyond the old Ron Washington quote "that's the way baseball go," hopefully you traded Crawford to some sap early in the season and weren't forced to watch him stumble his way through. You have my condolences, for whatever that's worth.
For keeper owners however, there's some good news. Crawford last swooned like this in 2008, when he hit .273/.319/.400 with 8 HR and 25 SB — better than this year's line of .255/.289/.405, 11 HR, 18 HR, but still disappointing. He rebounded in 2009 to .305/.364/.452 with 15 HR and 60 SB. While this doesn't mean he's a lock to swipe 60 bases in 2012, it's at least a glimmer of hope after a regrettable year for Crawford.
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Responding to demand for a big sister to our 27 footer, the 33 was created. Willard Albury and crew spent a great deal of time tweaking the hull plug until she was perfect enough to make a mold. This time and attention to detail really paid off, as she is superb at sea. Our best ride, and best balanced boat, yet.
The Albury Brothers 33 provides a full 11' beam forward, tapering 1.5' at the stern. This keeps her ends light, and reduces drag at speed. She has substantial freeboard, while still maintaining a beautiful sheer line. Cavernous storage abounds; from the forward seating areas, to the fish boxes, to the console head compartment, to the aft lazarette. Immediately, you will be astounded how big she is for her size, and we have experienced the same while riding around with 14 people aboard. Her stern section may be her most practical design element. The walk-around live well is great for fishing and she is very easy to get around, or in and out.
Nobody beats this boat's bottom for all around ride, handling and stability. Carrying on our tradition of round-bilge boats, she provides a soft, predictable and seaworthy ride on the water. Big sloppy day? Bring her down to 3500 RPM and 25 mph, and enjoy her perfect running attitude. With twin 300HP outboards, your getting 1.8 miles per gallon, or cruise in the high 30's burning 1.5. Her keel and full forward section keeps her tracking straight while this big ship can still turn on a dime. Bottom fishing? You'll appreciate her stability, vs. the roll your used to with Deep-V's. Experience the ride that causes everyone to say "WHAT WAVE?"


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So I got the second proof for my book today. It looks great. Happy and content, I decide to take a break from the 4-hour-per-day 6 to 10PM book writing grind and do something different. Anne was relaxing a bit – and we planned a golf course walk at 8PM – so I decided to go Kayaking on Lake Dillon at 6PM.
I have one of those Swedish kayaks that comes in two pieces. It slides together and there is a ratchet that holds it in place. So I load it into the truck, head over Swan Mountain Road to Snake River Inlet. It's a short haul to the water.
After pulling the entire ensemble near the shore, I try to get the thing together. It becomes a game of whack-a-mole. 2 slots together, 3rd won't fit. Round and round we go. Try it upside down, on its side, against a rock. Move it to the grass. Finally give it a swift kick and in she goes. Ratchet down, put on the life jacket, get my iPhone and headphones (in a ziplock bag). I nurse myself into the thing – as my entry point is a large pile of rocks.
Abandon Ship!
Off we go. I am reminded of how slick this kayak is. It's remarkably fast. I head toward a point further out in the lake. My five minutes of bliss is interrupted with the first assumption that perhaps I am not going as fast as I was before. "Oh, it must be the distance to shore and an illusion from being so far out." Then I notice that the middle of the kayak is bowing up at the connection point of the two pieces. "This can't be good. Oh well, it must be the fact that it wouldn't connect well." 30 seconds later, it is apparent that the nose is pointing up. Shit. I look behind me – everything behind me is underwater. "Crap, we have a leak." So, I paddle forward for 5 seconds – in denial and thinking "it's a slow leak." The 2×4 of sensibility smacks me on the side of the head. I turn the boat around – nearly falling in. Bad sign. I start attempting to make haste – of course, I am moving at the speed that a kayaker pulling an ocean freighter would move. Then critical mass hits – that would be when the mix of buoyancy and weight collide such that the boat loses all stability. She tips to the right and in we go.
As we are in the process of tipping, I reach for the iPhone in its bag (this happens in less than a second). This is a previously mastered skill as a result of many other capsizings with kayaks.
The water in Lake Dillon is cold. Some feet down, its in the 30s and 40s. It maxes at 63 in the peak of the hottest summers at the surface. I fell in a deep section near where snowmelt from ski resorts and 14000 foot peaks enters the water (read: very cold) and went down completely under. I was not prepared for what happens when impacting very cold water (even though I have swam in some very cold water). They call it the "torso reflex" – the person gasps for air upon hitting ice ass cold water. Some have drowned from it – by taking in water in the process. It has been described as "having all of the air sucked out of your lungs" (that is accurate, btw). I have swum in 52-degree water for rather long periods of time – and such a thing has never happened. I have quite the tolerance for cold (evidenced by my hatred for hot weather). Who knows what I fell into temperature wise? Maybe high 40s?
So, here I am at 9100 feet altitude in water possibly below 50 degrees and I can't breathe (all of which is made worse by altitude). As I was falling in, the decision to abandon the boat was obvious. 3rd time in use and it leaks (for a $550 Swedish boat that is two years old)? I will address those grievances with the manufacturer. The boat can go to hell. $100 oar from REI took 8 seconds to part with – it floats yet provides ZERO buoyancy to a human.
In the ensuing 30 second struggle to breathe, I realize I am some distance from shore and I might drown and I am in a damn life jacket! It is as though the water up here is half buoyant compared to sea level. I am swimming and nothing is happening.
After the 30 seconds expires and I am gasping for air, I realize I need to relax. "Float damn it! That doesn't take much effort." So I start slowly kicking, no arms. I can breathe. At some point, I can't. WTF! I HAVE A LIFE JACKET ON! (For some reason, if I stop swimming, I sink. The PFD must be undersized). Relax again. Ahhh… oxygen… and, at this pace, I will be dead of hypothermia by the time I get to shore. Need to swim faster. So I turn onto my stomach. That has about the same usefulness as breathing in a mouthful of water. Hypoxia in 6 seconds. Turn back over. Relax. Can breathe. Not swimming. Going to die. This sucks! WTF! Its sunny, 62 degrees out, its late July, I am an excellent swimmer, I HAVE A LIFE JACKET ON and I MIGHT DROWN. THIS IS FREAKING RETARDED!
This Captain is Not Going Down With His Ship
I then figure out that, when I swim with legs and arms, I tend to go fast (as in, I default to sea level swimming methodologies). At 9100ft and with rapid heat transfer, we can't do that because, for some reason, I feel like I can't breathe when I do (even though I am gasping for air and whatever I take in is not enough). I limit to leg kicking and up the rpm. Now we're moving – and we won't suffocate in open atmosphere. At this point, I realize there is a giant hole in the ziplock bag and my iPhone 5 is floating inside. As are my 3 week old $25 Apple ear buds – for which I replaced for having put the previous pair in the washing machine. Damn. Drain the water. Keep kicking.
After doing some research on useakayak.org (what a slap in the face!), I find that the water temperature I was in would result in loss of dexterity in 5 to 10 minutes, exhaustion within 30 to 60 minutes and death within 1 to 3 hours. Such a nice feeling that the clock started ticking the moment I fell in. It is redeeming that the water was slowly warming the closer to shore I got. Further, in retrospect, I realized that I was trying to levitate into the top 6 inches of water where it was warmer. This was resulting in abdominal muscle contraction – which makes doing anything harder at 9100ft due to less available breathing space.
Two minutes after the cold-water induced lack of respiration, I reflect on how long it has been since I took a swim. And such a "refreshing" one at that! I had been wanting to go to the water for a while now. It takes 10 to 15 minutes to get to shore – or well, 100 feet from shore. As far as I am concerned, hypothermia will not be a problem – more, if anything, to do with the fact that I think hypothermia is a state of mind, dumb and I refuse to succumb to it (Ironically, in March 2012, at 13000 feet elevation, completely soaking wet, sitting in 5 feet of snow, after sundown, waiting for search and rescue, I had a similar conversation with myself). I hit a rock and realize I am in 18 inches of water and stand up. Don't I feel dumb.
So the two fisherman who witnessed the angry kayak assembly, subsequent kayaking, near sinking, capsizing and swimming back don't blink an eye until I get within 10 feet of them. Their response "Was that planned?" My response: "No. I don't routinely spend $1200 to kayak for 5 minutes followed by a kiss with hypothermia." ($649 for iPhone, $550 for kayak). They chuckle. This is a moment where the laid back nature of Summit County pisses me off.
Dealing With the First Officer
I drove home and when I get in the door, Anne asks "How was kayaking?" "My stupid ass kayak sank." "WHAT?!?" "It sprung a leak and sank when I was out in the lake. I had to swim to shore. Idiotic piece of crap!" Anne is convinced that I am in shock. "You're skin is freezing cold! You're in shock!" "I AM NOT IN SHOCK. I AM FINE. I AM HOT!" So she starts researching homeopathic remedies and starts laughing rather extensively. "WHAT?!?" "Well, the remedy for shock is someone who is restless – you're pacing – eats though not hungry – are you hungry?" "NO!" "Well, you're eating like mad. And…. they are convinced they are just fine and not in shock." "Well, that is just fine for you. I, for one, am hot. I drove home with the windows open. I am taking a shower to wash off 150 years of unregulated mining tailing residue and giardia from beaver crap."
As I am taking a shower, Anne asks "Are you taking a hot shower?" "NO! I am hot already!" At this moment, I recall that hypothermic people, before they die, think they are boiling hot, strip off all their clothes, and roll around in the snow. Their corpses are later found frozen in the snow with a dumb look of drugged happiness frozen on their dead faces. Here I am, naked, standing in a stream of cold water, convinced I am hot after falling into a torso reflex-inducing cold lake. Fine. Maybe I am in some form of "shock."
So after the cold shower, I go downstairs. "Fine. I might need this "remedy." Here is the problem. I am 32 years old – and as far as I am concerned, I am 15, never going to age, impervious to trauma and a short swim across a cold lake should not be a near death experience. This is all drama and I DON'T DO VULNERABILITY." Anne's reply: "Well, vulnerability seems to do you." "FINE! GIVE ME THE REMEDY."
Inland Equivalent to the Coast Guard
Anne then mentions that we probably should call the rescue people and tell them that the capsized boat in the lake is not connected to a hypothetical corpse at the bottom of the lake. "You should call the Dillon police." "I'm not calling the Dillon police! The Sheriff handles Search and Rescue." (this being something I am intimately familiar with due to my little mountain adventure in March of 2012). Since she is the only one with a working phone, she dials Dillon Police and hands me the phone. No answer. I dial Summit County Sheriff and advise them of the stupidity of manufacture of my kayak – and then have to back into the practical point that there is a possibly still floating kayak with no associated corpse. They thank us profusely – as they advised that "many guys would have spent the night looking for you. Thank you so much for calling." I told him I'll poke around for the piece du merde tomorrow morning – wherever it washes up. Within 2 hours, the Sheriff's office had dispatched Marine One and retrieved the boat. We have an appointment for 10:30AM tomorrow.
We contemplated "perhaps they have nothing to do" and later realized that a capsized boat would probably yield more drama than just fetching it – with passersby fantasizing about apparent corpses in the lake (though fishermen seem to not care about people becoming corpses right in front of them). That, and they are some very nice people. Stupidity reigns and yet again the Sheriff's Office makes it all better.
So Maybe I'm Not a Black Ops Commando
So I take the remedy. I then realize that life-imperiling events suck. I don't like being vulnerable – and for the first time in recorded history, a moronic outcome was not the result of moronic thinking. I took reasonable precautions and my damn nearly new, Scandinavian shrine to nautical engineering was, in fact, a piece of shit. Stupid mega corporations! What am I, a 90-year-old woman? I can't even take a swim in a cold lake with out some form of "recovery period." This is retarded.
I then, in my introspective, remedy-induced reflections on the meaning of life realize that I have a very poor success ratio with kayaks. Maybe one out of four events ends poorly. "But I am really good around the water. It's the kayaks that suck." Then my aquatic life flashes before my eyes. Hmm… I have nearly drowned many times. Like many times. In a future post, I will enumerate my amusingly retarded experiences with water.


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muji makes decent looking, cheap weekend bags. They pack away nicely too, which makes them convenient to carry as spare luggage.
is the 29"? a family friend is able to get me a pretty good discount on rimowa stuff, so im looking at the salsa stuff, cant decide bt the carry on or the 29. i guess im just trying to figure out how much i could actually fit into them as opposed to the burton luggage i have already
i think this is the biggest for the topas family.. i efinitely get another this big luggage is luggage its either you get the biggest or just get a knapsack
Edmond, what is that purple Samurai sticker that says something along the lines of "HLAT Old Domestic Car Only". Sammy dude seems to have one too. I got one of these, I am not sure from where. Obviously it is a Samurai thing, but what is the deal?
Edmond's luggage kills everything else at this point, it's Rimowa and it's covered with Superdenim stickers.
whats the liter on that one?
thats a good size mine is 105 liter i think so next case will be something smaller,the 105 liter works quite well as a week case i jammed it full on return from tokyo and was within my 25 kg allowence and i think thats a good gage for a case,no use being able to pack it heavier than your allowed to carry
I don't know about the rest of you but I swear by soft-shell cases. I've traveled for weeks on a single carry-on. If I'm on a business trip, it's suit carrier and carry-on.
Rimowa seems cool, but if you wanna wait by the luggage carousel while I'm already heading towards the cocktail bar, your choice. I've only ever seen dorky japanese guys or asian families carrying those huge bulky things.
I'm kind of digging the APC leather carry-on this season...
also a lot of airline are getting tight on carry on weight,flying back from tokyo last i had my carry on weighed for the first time (limit was 7kg and i was quite over) i actually had to go through the farce of taking stuff out and putting it in my pockets???to allow me to check in then walked away and put it all back in.
the 1 piece at 20kg is also a annoying rule that i got caught out on my last long haul,although you can i believe book in advance a extra piece of luggage for a small fee with virgin which i will do next time i go to tko
Interesting to know, Rimowa opened up a factory in Canada back in November 2008, to manufacture the polycarbonates, so the newer Salsa Airs are made in Canada (like my girlfriends), while my one is made in Germany.
Indeed, Rimowa's been blowing up lately. I work at a luggage shop and over the past year Rimowa has moved up to our #2 brand after Tumi, when a few years ago it was pretty much a niche, mostly special order brand.
can anyone recommend a shop to buy rimowa for less than retail or is that non-existant?
this cheapest place I have found to buy from,good service aswell,not sure what taxes etc for outside of eu.
What is the average price difference between the Rimowa flagship in Beverly Hills (only US location) and the Rimowa flagship in Tokyo?
I am going to Tokyo next week, need new luggage, and don't know whether it's worth it purchasing from Tokyo.
FYI, I'm in Chicago (not Beverly Hills), and there's no Rimowa stores. There's actually only one store here that carries Rimowa (Flight001) and they only have 1 bag in stock right now.
I imagine it will be way more expensive in tokyo as generally euro imported products are very expensive there
any recommendations for a garment bag that can hold a suit, some shirts and ties (maybe shoes)?
Patagonia MLC Burrito
Stroke5, I use a garment bag from Briggs & Riley. It's extremely convenient and utilitarian. What I love about BR garment bags is the Outsider handle system that keeps my nicely ironed clothes from wrinkling. You may want to take a look at their collection and see if any travel garment bag catches your fancy.
Just copped...new for $440 (no tax, no shipping).
this cheapest place I have found to buy from,good service aswell,not sure what taxes etc for outside of eu.http://www.koffer24.com
thanks kopped one from them
Just got back from Hong Kong where my friend hooked me up with Rimowas' Silver Integral. Can't wait to beat em' up..
Hey, if any are interested, I have barely used (2 trips used) Rimowa Topas Aluminum Silver Cabin trolley Carry-on 92952 for sale, hit me up if interested, will list soon on ebay, will cut deal 30-40% off retail
just got a pretty beat up rimowa 26" for hella cheap.
I'm in need of a Rimowa Pilot Trolley on the cheap, any suggestions on where to look?
i want a pilot trolley too or a tropicana small
just got a pretty beat up rimowa 26" for hella cheap.
where to cop cheap beat up rimowa??
ebay of course.
Just came across Qwstion from an article on selectism, pretty dope weekend and small travel bags.
^^ I have the 3 day travel bag and organizer in brown. I've had a few years now, they hold up well. Made of a coated canvas material. post pics after work.
Ya I bought the anthracite weekend bag, been looking for a bag like that that converts to a backpack.
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IT was with a card from Her Majesty The Queen, and a family meal at the Coach And Horses, in Weatherbrook, that Doug and Beryl March celebrated 60 years of wedded bliss.
The happy couple were both born in Cardiff, and it was there they met at a dance in 1945. This meeting followed Doug's family moving to Birmingham and back, Doug himself being sent overseas with the RAF, and Beryl working for the Civil Service in the War Damage Commission Department.
When the war finished, Doug's family moved back to Birmingham and Beryl also came to live in digs in the city. It was two years later, on August 13, 1949, that the lovestruck couple were married, at Hall Green Church of the Ascension, and honeymooned at The Chilterns Hotel, in Bournemouth.
They lived with Doug's Father, James March, for a number of years in Brooklands Road, Hall Green, Beryl being a housewife and looking after the couple's two children, Howard and Debbie, while Doug went began working at the National Provincial Bank. The family moved briefly to Redditch for four years due to Doug's job transfer, but returned to Hall Green where he was moved to the National Westminster Bank, in Kings Heath, as Sub Bank Manager where he worked for a number of years until his retirement.
Doug and Beryl have now lived in Petersfield Road for over 40 years. They are both now honorary members of Hall Green Tennis Club, joining in 1948 when it was called Sparkhill Tennis Club, and Doug was a valued team player playing social tennis into his seventies, while Beryl helped with catering at the venue for many years.
Doug was also a keen golfer until recently, and still enjoys his Tuesday night game of snooker, and Beryl has recently celebrated 45 years of membership at the Hall Green Church of the Ascension – moving through the ranks of the Young Wives, and onto the Mothers' Union.
The couple have three grandsons and one granddaughter, and recently celebrated Doug's 85th birthday (August 8).


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Yesterday I received a "different" spam message from alicesary2(at)gmail.com. It made me aware about the tough jobs poor email hackers in Nigeria have to do. Sending countless emails to people who don't believe in their crying stories, about being stranded in foreign lands needing emergency money or widows of millionnaires wishing your help in getting at their millions, must be tough and job-satisfaction must be low, apart from pangs of guilty-consciousness for duping poor sods who believe in fairy tales.
OK guys, next time I put your message in the dump-box, I won't curse you, I will smile and think about your tough lives! Here is the message:
Hello Dear,
Since you aren't falling for my African romance scam, let me be up front with you. Because I am actually a Nigerian man, you owe me something. I am entitled to reparations from the rest of the world, including you, due to the misdeeds of my forefathers who sold their family members and neighbors into slavery.
I am also entitled to handouts since my nation is rife with corruption and graft and has no hope of ever creating a decent civilization for itself. Since you have not sufficiently helped us, that is your fault, not ours.
Most of all, you owe me for all of your unfounded prejudice against us.So start paying up now, by Western Union. I will accept $12,000 USD from you over a one year period in monthly installments of $1000 USD.
Otherwise I will emigrate to your country and never cease to be a social problem for you. A word to the wise is sufficient.
"Alice Sary", as good a name as any


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I'm not sure what I can say other than that it simply will NOT get any cheaper than that. A day is from $15 to $20, a week is $99, and now a month is just $159. So, really, considering I had roughly 40 Paid Plays in September, you're getting each Paid Play for FOUR DOLLARS.
That is all.
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For the bank holiday weekend we canoed from Glasbury to Hereford with Debbie and Graham.
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Visiting Jenna and Andrew with their new son Connor.
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Lunch at the farm with the whole family and the new puppy.
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Sunshine and beautiful beaches! Always makes for a good holiday :)
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One of the questions I often get is, "how do you have time to train for marathons, work as a surgeon, and spend time with your family?" The answer is time management and balance. I would like to share with you what I have learned along the way, and give you some tips and tricks for how to tackle the training necessary for a full or half marathon, and stay balanced in your life, not neglecting your other responsibilities at home and work.
I had completed three marathons already by the time I met my wife, so she knew that I was a runner. However, until you live with one, it is difficult to understand what that means. Full marathons generally require at least one long run of 20 miles and several long runs of 12-20 miles in the weeks or months before that. Not to mention the weekday runs, too! The mileage for a half is obviously less, but the principles are the same. You might be gone for 2, 3, or 4 hours on your long run, but it isn't just the time on the actual run that counts. The night before a long run you generally are going to want to go to bed early and eat a certain way. After the run, you are going to be tired and sore and not feel like doing a whole lot. Pretty soon, the long run can dominate an entire weekend. If you aren't careful, this can result in resentment from your spouse or significant other if he or she is not on board. To this day, my wife is mad that when I ran the Salt Lake City Marathon, we never went and looked at the Great Salt Lake. I was too tired!! We joke about it now, but she was really disappointed!
I've compiled a few suggestions on how to manage your time and balance the demands of training with family and work responsibilities.
1. Get wise as to your why's, and share them. If you have a spouse or significant other and he or she is not a runner, explain why you are training. Maybe it is get in shape, lose weight, connect with friends, deal with stress, or achieve a bucket list item. Whatever the reason is, share with those around you. They will better understand your motivation and are more likely to support your endeavor. My wife has learned that when I am training, I am the best version of myself. That spills over into every other aspect of my life at home and work. For this reason, among others, she is extremely supportive of my hobby. Also, when you truly understand why you are doing this, those reasons will help to keep you motivated. For me, my goal was to run a marathon in every state. That goal got me out the door lots of mornings I would have rather stayed in bed.
2. Make it a family affair. Whenever possible, include your family in your training. My wife and I planned our wedding during long training runs for the Country Music Marathon in 2004. It may not be practical to include your family in long training runs, but try and do some of your training with them. My wife and I often go on short jogs together now, and use this time to connect away from the distractions of home and work. Similarly, if your children are old enough to run, ask if they want to run with you. Even if it is only for a hundred yards, you will both enjoy it. Finally, if you have small kids, I highly recommend a Baby Jogger. It's a great way to include young children in your run, and can lighten the load on your spouse.
A positive side effect of this will be the effect it has on your family. One of the things I am most proud of is the culture of exercise that exists in my house now. My kids think it is perfectly normal for running shoes, hats, and sweaty tech shirts to be lying around. They love to put on headlamps and run around in the back yard, pretending that they are running marathons in the dark like dad.
3. Sacrifice. You will have to sacrifice. My job involves long hours away from home so the last thing I want to do is sacrifice family time in order to train. For this reason, I have become extremely efficient at training. My goal for a weekend long run is to be home by the time everyone is eating breakfast. In order to do this, I usually have to get up and be out the door by 5 AM. I started one long run at 3:30 AM! I love these early morning solo runs. There is nothing more peaceful than a long run on a dark morning. I have found, too, that the miles seem to go by a little faster when it is very dark and early in the morning (probably because I am half asleep during the first half of it). I am usually home by 7 or 8 and don't feel like I've missed much.
4. Use your time wisely. As a surgeon, my days can be unpredictable. I never know what might be waiting for me when I get to the hospital, and never know exactly what time I might get home. I have made the mistake of putting off a run until evening, assuming I would have time. Invariably something comes up that prevents me from getting the run in. Do it first thing in the morning before the many demands of work and family pile up. Sometimes, however, I can't get my workout in before work, if I have an early surgery or emergency. For this reason, I keep a pair of running shoes and workout clothes in my car and hospital locker at all times. Even if I can only get away for 30 minutes, that is much better than missing a workout altogether.
5. Realize that running isn't for everyone. I love running marathons and I love training for marathons. My wife has actually trained for and ran a few with me. She is a very gifted runner and has much more natural talent than I do. At first, I couldn't understand why she wasn't as passionate about the sport as I was. She could be so good! Over time, I have, of course, realized that running long distances for many is boring and pointless. She has other interests and doesn't enjoy being tired and in pain. I've realized that she is actually the normal one, and I am the nut. I'm glad she has shared the experiences with me, and I enjoy our short jogs together.
6. Say "Thank You." This is probably the easiest, yet most overlooked and most important key to balancing a time consuming hobby like distance running with family life. There are so many benefits to running, but let's be honest, training for a half marathon or greater distance is selfish. I don't mean that in a bad way, but it is. Recognize that others are probably making sacrifices, too, and acknowledge their contribution. When I ran my final state in Nevada my family was there to celebrate with me. The Las Vegas marathon is run on The Strip at night. I finished well after 9PM. My wife insisted that our young children be there at the finish, so she woke them up, loaded them into the stroller and Baby Bjorn, and navigated the throngs of people to get to the finish line. With help from my brothers-in-law, they were able to get through a barricade at the finish and with three kids in tow, we ran across the finish line together. Tears running down her face, my wife said, "it was so hard getting here!" I knew that she didn't just mean getting to the finish line that day. The thousands of miles and hours before that were hard. Not just for me, but for my whole family. Be appreciative of the sacrifices that your family is likely making, too, and acknowledge them.


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