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How to Convert RTF to XLSM on Java: Step-by-Step Code Example
// Converting RTF to HTML
HtmlSaveOptionsData requestSaveOptionsData = new HtmlSaveOptionsData();
SaveAsRequest request = new SaveAsRequest("file.HTML",requestSaveOptionsData,remoteFolder,null,null,null,null,null);
SaveResponse result = wordsApi.saveAs(request);
// Converting HTML to XLSM
SaveOptions saveOptions = new SaveOption();
SaveResponse response = cellsApi.cellsSaveAsPostDocumentSaveAs(file, saveOptions, newfilename + ".XLSM", isAutoFitRows, isAutoFitColumns, folder,null);
Transform RTF into XLSM with the Java Cloud SDK
- Initialize WordsApi and CellsApi with Client Id, Client Secret, Base URL & API version
- Set ConvertDocumentRequest with parameters local file name and format as HTML
- Call WordsApi convertDocument to convert RTF document to HTML
- Initialize SaveOption from CellsAPI with parameters SaveFormat as XLSM
- Call cellsSaveAsPostDocumentSaveAs method to convert RTF file to XLSM
Start leveraging Aspose.Total REST APIs for RTF to XLSM
- Create an account at Dashboard to get free API quota & authorization details
- Get Aspose.Words and Aspose.Cells Cloud SDKs for Java source code from Aspose.Words GitHub and Aspose.Cells GitHub repos to compile/use the SDK yourself or head to the Releases for alternative download options.
- Also have a look at Swagger-based API Reference for Aspose.Words and Aspose.Cells to know more about the REST API.
How to Convert Word RTF to other formats online
You can use Aspose.Words to transform RTF files into HTML format. Then, you can input the HTML files to any of the APIs in Aspose.Total, such as Aspose.Cells, Aspose.PDF, Aspose.Email, Aspose.Slides, Aspose.Diagram, Aspose.Tasks, Aspose.3D, Aspose.HTML. This will allow you to output the files in hundred of different formats.
To see the full list of supported formats, please check the Aspose.Total Cloud page.
How to Convert MS Word RTF to Image formats
Aspose.Words Cloud SDK produces few quick and easy ways to convert MS Word files to various image formats similar to what we have done above for XLSM: by direct REST API calls or using SDKs. There are multiple image formats accessible for converting Word documents with Aspose.Words Cloud APIs - JPEG, PNG, BMP, GIF, and TIFF.
- Create ConvertDocumentRequest object to convert RTF document
- Call ConvertDocument method of WordsApi class instance for conversion from RTF
Simple Steps to Convert RTF to PDF Online
For RTF to PDF please follow these steps:
- Visit the RTF to PDF webpage.
- Upload your RTF file from your device.
- Click on the "Convert" button.
- Wait for the conversion to finish.
- Once the conversion is complete, download the PDF file to your device.
How to Convert Webpage to XLSM format
To convert a webpage to the XLSM format, follow these steps:
- Visit the "Webpage to XLSM" website.
- Enter the URL of the webpage you wish to convert into the designated input box.
- Click the "Convert" button to initiate the conversion process.
- Wait for the conversion to complete.
- Download the XLSM file to your device once the conversion is finished.
By following these steps, you can easily convert and download webpages in the desired XLSM format for offline access and further use.
What is RTF Format?
Introduced and documented by Microsoft, the Rich Text Format (RTF) represents a method of encoding formatted text and graphics for use within applications. The format facilitates cross-platform document exchange with other Microsoft Products, thus serving the purpose of interoperability. This capability makes it a standard of data transfer between word processing software and, hence, contents can be transferred from one operating system to another without losing document formatting. The file format specifications are available by Microsoft for public download and can be referred to from developer's perspective.
What is XLSM Format?
Files with XLSM extension is a type of Spreadsheet files that support Macros. From application point of view, a Macro is set of instructions that are used for automating processes. A macro is used to record the steps that are performed repeatedly and facilitates performing the actions by running the macro again. Macros are programmed with Microsoft's Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) from within the Excel Workbook using the Visual Basic Editor and can be run/debug directly from there.
Starting with Aspose.Total REST APIs Using Java SDK: A Beginner's Guide
Quickstart not only guides through the initialization of Aspose.Total Cloud API, it also helps in installing the required libraries.
Where can I find the Aspose.Total Cloud API release notes for Java?
Complete release notes can be reviewed at Aspose.Total Cloud Documentation.
Is it safe to convert RTF to XLSM in the Cloud?
Of course! Aspose Cloud uses Amazon EC2 cloud servers that guarantee the security and resilience of the service. Please read more about Aspose's Security Practices.
What file formats are supported by Aspose.Total Cloud API?
Aspose.Total Cloud can convert file formats from any product family to any other product family to PDF, DOCX, XPS, image(TIFF, JPEG, PNG BMP), MD and more. Checkout the complete list of supported file formats.
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New York City Democrats breathed a sigh of relief late Monday morning when Bill Thompson conceded the mayoral primary to Bill de Blasio, avoiding what could have been a nasty intraparty battle.
Thompson, 60, made his announcement on the steps of New York's City Hall in lower Manhattan, flanked by de Blasio and New York Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
"I am proud to stand here today and support Bill de Blasio to be the next mayor of the city of New York," said Thompson, a centrist former city comptroller who finished a distant second in last week's nine-candidate primary.
Said de Blasio, 52, the city's public advocate: "There is nothing more beautiful than Democratic unity, and thank you for it."
He will face Republican nominee Joseph Lhota, former deputy mayor in the Giuliani administration, in the November race. De Blasio is attempting to become the first Democrat in two decades to win the mayor's office — in a city where registered Democrats vastly outnumber Republicans, and where President Obama captured 81 percent of the vote in his 2012 re-election campaign.
Republican turned independent Michael Bloomberg is finishing up his third term, and has said he won't endorse a candidate to succeed him. Republican Rudy Giuliani served two terms prior to Bloomberg.
Thompson, who was the only African-American candidate in the primary, was making his second run for the mayoral nomination. He declined to immediately concede the race because de Blasio appeared to barely reach the 40 percent threshold needed to avoid a runoff. Thompson's decision triggered a Board of Elections review of voting machines over the weekend, and a recount that began Monday of about 78,000 paper ballots.
After Thompson's concession, de Blasio said that "if the people choose me, it will be my honor to turn to Bill regularly" for counsel.
But he quickly pivoted to Cuomo, standing directly behind him, as someone who "all of us Democrats have turned to for leadership, for guidance."
Cuomo, who had picked Lhota to run the Metropolitan Transportation Authority — which he left at the end of 2012 — said he would endorse de Blasio and praised Thompson as "a man of substance," who chose to take a step back instead of forward for the betterment of the Democratic Party.
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Parasite control
There was a time when parasites like fleas, ticks, and roundworms were considered mostly a nuisance. Now, however, we know that parasites can cause serious illness and even death in pets. For example, ticks can transmit infections like Lyme disease, and fleas can transmit tapeworms and Bartonella the bacteria that causes "cat-scratch fever" in humans. Another type of parasite, called a heartworm, is transmitted by mosquitoes. Heartworms live in your pet's lungs and heart, causing damage to these organs, and sometimes even death. Intestinal parasites, like roundworms and hookworms, also threaten pets and are even transmissible to humans.
You may not always be able to tell if your pet has parasites. Fleas can hide under your pet's fur, and some ticks are very tiny (only the size of a pinhead), so they are very difficult to find. Intestinal parasites like roundworms can cause diarrhea and other problems, but many infected pets don't show any signs of illness at all. Fortunately, we can recommend tests to tell if your pet has parasites. We can also examine your pet for evidence of fleas, ticks, or other parasites. Our expert staff can recommend medications to help control fleas, ticks, heartworms, and intestinal parasites. Preventing parasites in your pets also helps protect children and other family members, so let's work together to protect your pets and family. Veterinary examinations and parasite testing are important ways to protect your pet's health. Let our knowledgeable staff provide you with a comprehensive parasite control program. We can recommend a schedule for parasite testing, discuss what signs of parasites you can look for at home, review ways to control parasites in and around your home, discuss treatment options if your pet has parasites, and recommend ways to control and prevent parasites in the future. We carry a full range of preventatives including Heartgard Plus, Revolution, Sentinel, Frontline Plus, and Nexgard. Parasites are not just a nuisance. They can carry serious diseases that affect your pet's overall health and longevity. Let us help you protect your pet. Call today to find out how! |


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In most cases, life insurance benefits are paid out after the insured dies and a claim, along with a certified copy of the death certificate, is filed with the insurance company. In cases of terminal illness, however, there may be an exception to this rule. If you have been diagnosed with such an illness, you may qualify for accelerated death benefits.
What Are Accelerated Death Benefits?
Some life insurance policies contain an accelerated benefits clause that allows the policyholder to receive benefits before death. In the event of a terminal, chronic, or critical illness, the policyholder is allowed to draw against the face value and, in effect, become a beneficiary of his or her own life insurance policy.
Normally, accelerated benefits are reserved for policyholders who are terminally ill, or who have a long-term, high-cost illness, require permanent confinement in a nursing home, or have a mentally incapacitating condition. Anywhere from 25% to 100% of the death benefit may be paid out early.
How Are Accelerated Death Benefits Paid Out?
These benefits are usually paid out in a single lump sum. However, some insurance policies offer the option of monthly installments. Regardless of how they are paid out, accelerated benefits can impact eligibility of the policyholder and his or her spouse for Medicaid benefits, but this is more likely to occur in the case of a lump sum payment.
What Are the Advantages of Accelerated Benefits?
A life insurance policy with accelerated benefits allows a policyholder who is terminally or seriously ill to live as comfortably as possible while still providing for the family after his or her death. Benefits can be used for any purpose the policyholder chooses. For individuals who are terminally ill and expected to die within two years, accelerated benefits are usually tax exempt. These benefits can be used to supplement a long-term care policy.
Are There Other Options for Terminally Ill Policyholders?
- Viatical Settlement: A viatical settlement may be another option for someone with a life insurance policy who is terminally ill. With a viatical settlement, the policy is sold to a third party and the policyholder receives a lump sum payment. The major difference between this option and accelerated death benefits is that in a viatical settlement, the purchaser of the policy takes over the monthly payments. With accelerated death benefits, the policyholder must continue to pay the premiums.
- Death Benefit Loan: Also known as an insurance loan, a death benefit loan is another option. This is a type of low interest loan in which the policyholder borrows against the cash value of the life insurance policy. The policyholder can repay the loan at his or her own rate, or, in the alternative, the loan amount plus interest is deducted from the death benefit after the policyholder dies.
Does Your Life Insurance Policy Offer Accelerated Death Benefits?
In case of an illness that is terminal, critical, or disabling, it may be beneficial to have a life insurance policy that offers accelerated death benefits or other options to help you financially. Our knowledgeable agency can help you find the right policy to suit your needs.
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Since Trac uses a database backend, some extra care is required to safely create a backup of a project environment. Luckily, trac-admin has a command to make backups easier: hotcopy
Note: Trac uses the
nomenclature to match that of Subversion, to make it easier to remember when managing both Trac and Subversion servers.
Creating a Backup
To create a backup of a live TracEnvironment, simply run:
$ trac-admin /path/to/projenv hotcopy /path/to/backupdir
trac-admin will lock the database while copying.
The resulting backup directory is safe to handle using standard file-based backup tools like tar
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Restoring a Backup
Backups are simply a copied snapshot of the entire project environment directory, including the SQLite database.
To restore an environment from a backup, simply stop the process running Trac (i.e. the Web server or tracd), restore the directory structure from the backup and restart the service.
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Tuesday, June 29, 2010
What A Day - Western States Race Report
Driving from my campsite to the race start on Saturday morning I was strangely relaxed. I had been anxious about this race for several days but now that the day was here I was very comfortable. Maybe the calm before the storm. And as 5 am grew closer and closer I continued to feel more and more calm. About 3 minutes before the start I made my way to the front of the line of runners and then we were off. It seems so strange now to think of how innocent and unaware of things to come we all were.
Right away I was in a lead group that included, among others, all the top dogs - Tony, Kilian, Hal, and I. For some time we were all quiet, maybe waking up still, or maybe we were all nervous about how quick and how easily Kilian was "floating" up this climb. Less than a mile into this race and I knew that Kilian was a very unique talent. Ultimately he made some mistakes in this race but I saw enough to know that he is every bit as strong of a mountain runner as many people seem to think. Or maybe even a little bit stronger than most people think. In a race which contained dozens of amazing things one of the most amazing of all was seeing Kilian's raw ability first hand. I've never raced anyone with as much pure physical ability as Kilian.
At any rate, we climbed up up and away into the first light of morning. After this first climb we fell into line through the snow. Tony, Kilian, and I took turns leading the way through a 5 or 6 mile obstacle course of snow, mud, and running water. In spots you couldn't see the trail for several hundred meters and you just picked your way through the openings in the trees, glissading on the downhills, and holding on for life on the side slopes. I think some racers were annoyed with this stretch but I loved it. I would have been happy if there was twice as much snow as there was. Eventually though we dropped back below snowline and on the long steady downhill that made up the re-route section of this year's race several other runners used gravity (and in some cases probably fried their quads) to catch up with the lead group. Joining the "big 4" in this stretch were Josh Brimhall, Leigh Schmitt, Zach Miller, Nick Clark, Nick Lewis, and maybe one or two others that I don't remember. But eventually we would climb again and once again Tony, Kilian, and I found ourselves alone at the front. And it would stay this way all the way through Duncan Canyon, Robinson Flat, Dusty Corners, and into the first canyon past Last Chance.
Dropping down into the canyon at mile 44 I felt great. Tony was running in front and I really enjoyed his downhill pace. Fairly Conservative. But we still had 56 miles to run. Pushing downhills at this point would almost certainly prove detrimental later in the race. Just as I was thinking this Kilian stepped off on the side of the trail and took off around Tony and I like he was shot out of a canon! As soon as I realized this was happening he was gone out of sight. I stressed about this for about 3 seconds and then fell back into a rhythm behind Tony. I didn't really know what to make of this. Kilian seemed so strong I thought maybe I wouldn't see him again all race. But mile 44? I kept telling myself that any human running that hard downhill at mile 44 will have to be hindered by it later on in the race. Problem was that I had already seen enough of Kilian that day that I was starting to question whether he's actually human.
And so Tony and I were left alone. We were both feeling great and at some point in here we even joked a bit about how those watching along at home on their computers must be getting pretty fired up about how this was playing out. Neither of us spoke of it at the time but I think we were both running on a confidence level at that point where we knew that this strength we were showing wasn't likely to be a fleeting thing. We had gone out on record pace and then from there we just kept speeding up more and more. It never felt reckless though. I don't think any of the three of us would have run the first half of the race any slower if we had it to do over again, especially considering that Tony and I were both able to run the second half (in comparison to historical splits) even faster than the first half.
But then we hit the bottom of the canyon at about mile 46 and just as soon as we began the climb up to Devil's Thumb something turned off for me and I just had no strength going uphill. To this point on the day I hadn't felt like it was hard to keep pace with Kilian or Tony on the climbs but suddenly they were both out of sight (Kilian because he ran the downhill so hard and Tony because he was suddenly climbing a lot stronger than me).
I arrived at Devil's Thumb (mile 47.8) about 3 minutes behind them and very concerned about the way I was feeling. From there dropping down to Eldorado Creek (mile 52.9) I held even with Tony and Kilian, still about 3 minutes back. I was still feeling really weak but at least I knew that I wasn't going any slower than them on the flats or downhills. I just had to find a way to get my uphill strength back. This certainly wasn't going to happen anytime soon though, as i just continued to feel weaker and weaker with every climb. I was eating enough. I was drinking enough. But for some reason I just couldn't climb the way I usually can. I went through Michigan Bluff (mile 55.7) 8 minutes behind Tony and Kilian and things were not looking or feeling good for me. I think the large crowds of people at Michigan Bluff kind of began my revival though. There seemed to be several hundred people here and I think some of the energy that I got from all of these people helped me leave Michigan Bluff in a much better place in my mind than I was when I got there. I was still feeling really weak on the climbs. There's a gravel road heading out of Michigan Bluff that is sloped uphill ever so slightly. Not even what I would normally call a hill. On this day though it was a walker for me. Something had changed for me though. A few minutes before Michigan Bluff I was really annoyed with how weak I was climbing, but now I noticed that it wasn't bothering me as much. Instead I was slowly coming to realize that I needed to stop thinking about Tony and Kilian and to stop thinking about how bad I felt on climbs and focus on simply taking care of my mind and body in hopes that eventually I could turn things around and at least make a strong push to the finish. I took a lot of solace in this. Suddenly everything was really simple. I didn't need to catch Tony or Kilian. I didn't need to win the race. I just needed to take care of myself and let things play out as they would.
This was my mindset as I rolled into Foresthill (mile 62) 12 minutes behind Tony and Kilian and picked up my pacer, Dave Mackey. I told Dave that he's going to have to be patient, that I wasn't feeling very good, but I was very determined to be patient and do the work to turn this around. I have run enough 100's to know that there are always low points like this, but I've also run enough of them to know that with attention to nutrition, hydration, and a lot of patience these low points almost always turn around.
And so Dave and I ran. And I felt really tired and really slow, but for whatever reason I was just not too concerned. Almost like I knew things were going to get really good as we made our way further down the trail. It helped that Dave kept saying all of the right things. He talked often of how much better off I was being where I was rather than where Tony and Kilian were. I was in a place where I could just run my race and not stress about what anyone else was doing.
When we were first left Foresthill we took off a little faster than I was comfortable with. I thought maybe I could push through this pace and find a comfort in it, but finally after several minutes I told Dave that I needed to be more patient and find a more sustainable pace. And so we slowed even more. But somehow as we did this everything started to feel right. We started to build a collective energy between us that this was just a low point that we were going to get through and come out the other end stronger than ever. We didn't talk about this, but it was something that I was just feeling. And suddenly Dave's comments about me being right where I wanted to be were resonating with me. I think at first he was saying these things just to make me feel good about my situation, but somewhere around mile 70 it began to feel like this wasn't just something to say to feel better about a bad situation, but rather because it was true.
From here my energy and pace just seemed to build like a snowball rolling down a hill. Confidence is an amazing thing. And Dave and I were both feeling it and we began to speed up with every step. It was really an amazing feeling. Somewhere in the midst of this I told Dave that if I didn't catch Tony and Kilian it wouldn't be because of me, but rather because they would have pulled off a superhuman effort. I've had this feeling before late in a race, but it's always been as I'm pulling away from the field and smelling the finish. It's weird to be running 15 minutes behind with 25 miles to go and almost know that you are going to win.
At any rate, I didn't try to get too far ahead of things and just continued to focus on hydration, nutrition, and keeping as cool as possible. When we made our way down to the river crossing at mile 78 it was as hot as it had been all day but I knew that we would get to dunk in the water and then we would be in the shade for most of the rest of the race. That was a really good feeling to know that the heat was almost a thing of the past. The whole day I felt a lot better any time that I could get myself cooled off. All day I was looking forward to the last 20 miles of the race, knowing that it would be much cooler than the 50 miles previous to that.
And so we took a dunk in the river and began the climb up to Green Gate. I arrived at the river knowing that I was feeling really good and had turned things around, but I didn't really know how much until this climb up to Green Gate. The climb up felt effortless. I ran the climb at 10 minute per mile pace and cut 4 minutes into Tony and Kilian's lead in less than 2 miles! At Green Gate (mile 79.8) David Horton told me that I was gaining on Tony and Kilian and assured me that he wasn't just saying that to make me feel good, that I was really gaining on them. I looked at him and told him, "I know". I actually didn't "know" that I was gaining on them but I knew that I had to be. When you run uphill at 10 minute mile pace after running 80 miles you will be gaining on whoever is in front of you.
After Green Gate you get onto what are some of the most enjoyable trails in the entire race. Rolling singletrack deep in the forest with lots of shade and just enough ups and downs to keep you distracted from anything else. I'm still not sure if Dave was telling me this to make me feel even more confident than I already felt, but at first he told me we ran an 8 minute mile and then the next mile he said we ran 7:30! Whatever the pace was it was fast. I could feel it and it felt great. By Auburn Lake Trails Aid Station (mile 85.2) we had passed Kilian (who was laying in a stream when we passed him. We moved past him so quickly that Dave didn't even notice it was him) and were only 3 minutes behind Tony! That was another 9 minutes that we gained in 5.4 miles!
At this point I knew I was going to catch Tony and I began to strategize about what would be the best time to pass him to give myself the best chance of staying ahead of him all the way to the finish. I didn't want to continue pushing too hard and not have enough gas to finish pretty strong, but I also didn't want to slow way down and lose the momentum that I had. I decided to run a little more relaxed for several minutes (but still at a pace faster than what I presumed Tony was running) so that I would catch him sometime near the next aid station (mile 89.9). As it were I caught up to him around mile 88.5 I would guess. I saw him and Jen (his pacer) walking up a short hill about a hundred yards ahead. If it had been a bit earlier in the race I would have run with Tony and chatted with them for awhile but this was late enough in the race that I decided to make a tactical, decisive pass. I rested behind them for a bit and then got right up behind them before announcing my presence. And then Dave and I were gone with nothing more than a quick, "hey Tony". I still feel bad about this writing about it now. It is of course the same way I would do it if I had it to do over again, and I would imagine the same way Tony (or any strategically wise runner) would have done it to me, but earlier in the day I had really enjoyed running with Tony and I kind of wish we could have run together some more at this point. But this was a race and I was determined to do whatever I could do to improve my chances of being the first one to the finish. And in this case that included a quick, decisive pass that would hopefully put Tony out of the race for the win as quick as possible.
For about a mile I thought for sure this strategy had worked. I couldn't see Tony behind me and I was still feeling great. There was one problem though: Dave and I had been so focused on me for so long that I think we both had neglected to pay much attention to how his body was doing, and somewhere around mile 89.5 Dave informed me that his body wasn't doing very well. His stomach was hurting and I don't think he had nearly enough calories and liquid in the almost 30 miles that he had run with me to that point. Just moments after he took a bit of a fall on the trail and then pushed hard to catch back up to me he informed me that he wasn't going to be able to continue on at this pace. For a moment I considered slowing down to see if he could turn it around and keep with me. Dave had been through so much with me at this point, and had helped my race so much that I almost couldn't bear the thought of leaving him behind. I thought that maybe it would be better for me to slow down for awhile and hopefully give him the chance to bounce back, knowing that once he bounced back he should have no problem staying with me to the finish.
Ultimately though, this was my race and it was time for me to push along on my own. After Dave stopped I felt pretty good for another mile or so, but then, sometime shortly after Brown's Bar Aid Station (mile 89.9) I began to really feel the accumulation of 90 miles on my legs. I knew I only had a minute or two lead on Tony, and I knew that this was going to be a long 10 miles to the finish. When I hit the climb up to Highway 49 I kept trying to take solace in the fact that at least this time I was supposed to be running up this hill. In the Way Too Cool 50k this spring I had taken a wrong turn and run all the way down this hill to the river and then had to climb back up, in a move that cost me the win in that race. It felt good to get another shot at this hill, this time in a much less frustrated place in my mind, but my body was really starting to hurt and part way up the climb I turned around and there was Tony, no more than 30 seconds behind me! I had blown by him 4 miles back, but since that time I had lost my pacer, started to slow quite a bit, and now he was about to catch back up to me.
This was one of those very clear points in a race that I knew would be the decisive point. Seeing him that close sent a shot of adrenaline through me and I knew that this would either be the thing that was able to propel me ahead for good or that I was going to give one last push and just not have enough energy left in the tank. Lucky for me when I gave the push there was more fuel there. Almost right away after seeing Tony I sped up a lot and began to feel a lot better. I cruised through the Highway 49 aid station (mile 93.5) with a one minute lead (Same as my lead had been at Brown's Bar), and told myself that I was not willing to let this race come down to the climb up to Robie Point. I was going to run the downhill to No Hands Bridge as hard as gravity would allow and if I still had enough to climb hard up to Robie Point then it was meant to me, but there was no way I was willing to leave No Hands Bridge at the same time as Tony. And so I pushed hard out of Highway 49. About a mile past the aid station you cross a meadow and then begin a 2 mile downhill. Once I got to the downhill I just let my body go. It hurt. It hurt bad, but I just kept speeding up faster and faster. Eventually I was running so hard down this hill that it didn't really hurt anymore. I got to No Hands Bridge (mile 96.8) and was pretty sure I must have increased my lead on Tony, but I still had no way to know (as it turned out I had a 6 minute lead at this point) so I just breezed through the aid station and began the final climb of the race up to Robie Point.
Amazingly I had a lot of uphill strength still. I imagine it was mostly from fear and/or adrenaline. I was able to run the entire climb up to Robie and I heard at the aid station there that I had had a 6 minute lead down at the bridge. Dave had gotten a ride from Highway 49 around to here so he joined me for the last mile of the run. I was almost certain I had it wrapped up as soon as we hit the pavement (1.2 miles from the finish), but I was still looking behind me for several minutes to make sure Tony didn't have one more surge in him. Finally with less than a half mile to go I fully relaxed and fully accepted that I was going to win. And with that I let all of the stress flow out of my body almost instantly. Just seconds earlier I was looking over my shoulder and dwelling on the pain and fatigue in my body, but now everything loosened up and I had a huge smile on my face. There were people everywhere and I was overtaken with gratitude for all the support that I had gotten from friends, family, race staff, race volunteers, and maybe most of all the complete strangers who were just out on the course as fans. As you get near the finish there are hundreds of these people and I couldn't help but thank as many of them as possible.
And then I was onto the track for 300 meters of childlike excitement. I was excited to be done. I was excited to be the first one done. I was excited to be finishing faster than anyone ever in this race. But most of all I was excited for how amazingly fun and satisfying my run had been. If I was in to racing with a strategy this would have been the perfect strategy. everything had played out almost perfectly for me. I've had days in which I've been much stronger physically, but I don't think I've ever had a race where I was as strong as this mentally. To struggle for 25+ miles in one of the most competitive 100 mile trail races ever and still be able to find a way to win doesn't happen without some serious mental patience, strength, and stubborness.
And so I made my way around the track with a huge smile on my face. I slapped hands with everyone lined up down the straightaway to the finish and I jogged slowly across the finish line. And I sat. And all the fatigue and pain went out of my body. My Dad and Brother who had been out on the course as my crew all day were there, and hundreds of other people were there. And for the next 2 or 3 hours I don't remember much of anything. I talked to a lot of people. I talked to Tony for a few seconds after a congratulatory hug at the finish. I would have liked to talk to Tony for hours about his experience. Hopefully we'll get a chance to do that sometime in the future.
The smoke still hasn't completely settled from this, but now my life is pretty much back to normal. I'm back to Alaska. Back to work. Still haven't been able to run yet. Maybe try to get out for 3 or 4 miles tomorrow. I'm not really sore still, but very tired in my legs. The swarm of attention from media, friends, and strangers has been shocking. I knew Western States had a lot bigger following than any race I've ever run but I really didn't know that it was this much. It's been a little overwhelming at times, but mostly nice to talk with people about this run. I feel like I still need to talk about it a little more to get it worked through my mind and be able to move on. Almost every few hours I find myself drifting back to this race in my mind and I remember some part of the race which I hadn't previously thought about, and often these previously forgoten moments feel really important. I guess after a race like this I might expect this to keep happening to some extent for the rest of my life.
The only other thing I should say is a huge thank you to all of my friends and family who supported me in one way or another for this run. Notably my Dad and Brother who flew out from New York to be my support crew for this one. It was awesome having them out there. Also Dave Mackey, my pacer. It's easy to joke about me "dropping" him and presume that he wasn't that valuable because of that, but that couldn't be further from the truth. I am quite certain I would not have been able to make the turn around in my race had I not had Dave's support. He seemed to know exactly what to say all the time to keep my mind in the right place. It was the ultimate selfless run on his part, one that I will be appreciate for the rest of my life. Also all of the voluunteers and fans out on the course on Saturday. It really was amazing just how many of you were out there. Good stuff. Also to all the racers who lined up and ran this race, specifically Kilian and Tony. It was an honor to race these guys (and everyone else in the race) and I can't wait to have a chance to do so again. And lastly the biggest thanks of all to my girlfriend who was back in Alaska for this one, but who gave me more support and strength in this endeveor than I would have thought possible. I'm one lucky man to have had all of your help and support. Thanks.
49 comments:
- Tucker Goodrich said...
Congratulations on an awesome race. And thanks for writing up a terrific report.
Following an ultra on your computer is like baseball over the telegraph, but with less information.
But the race was a nail-biter, nevertheless. ;) - July 1, 2010 at 6:07 PM
- Derrick said...
Congrats again. Incredible race. Thoroughly enjoyed reading your report from your perspective. Some great morsels to re-read again and again. Enjoy your recovery.
- July 1, 2010 at 6:16 PM
Felicitats from Catalunya!!!
We can wait to see you in France.
pedro - July 1, 2010 at 6:17 PM
- Unknown said...
Congrats on the win and thanks for another great write up!
- July 1, 2010 at 6:21 PM
Would you want to visit El Bulli in your visits to Europe. if yes answer in your blog and I will try my best.
I know it is close but they still doing research in BCN or at the restaurant. - July 1, 2010 at 6:22 PM
- Ohio Endurance Trainer said...
Wow! Way to overcome and power through your lows! And very true, I was watching it unfold on the live feed, wondering what was happening when you fell back a few minutes...then a few hours later, bam there you were. Very sweet!...maybe someday you will come to race the Burning River 100 in Ohio?? Hope to see you there! JC
- July 1, 2010 at 6:22 PM
- Dave Mackey said...
Geoff- It is a surreal experience to be a part of history in the making. That run was like that for me. I went there seeking inspiration for running and I found it beyond my wildest dreams in your run.
Big congrats!
Dave - July 1, 2010 at 7:09 PM
Geoff- I was at the river for the weekend during the race and was texting back and forth with Haley for info the entire time. Finally, when my phone would pick up nothing but the Canadian tower, I called Mom to find out what was going on. I guess it was only a couple of minutes after your win cause she was still crying. LOL
Anyways, I couldn't wait to get home and get on the net to find out more details. It was totally cool looking back over the live feed tweets that weren't live any more. At least it felt a little more like I was able to follow it even though I already knew the outcome. You are truly amazing brother! I am in awe! - July 1, 2010 at 7:12 PM
Geoff, good to cross paths with you once again. Truley an amazing race unfolding at the front between you guys .I was running far behind with my own personal battles yet able to appreciate what you guys did out there.You definatly got there first. But in my opinion- there was more than one winner in this race - Way to represent the sport - You ,Anton and Killian or should we call him Killer! congrats!! man! class all the way!and awesome race report. alohas from MAUI.
- July 1, 2010 at 7:27 PM
wow- amazing story to an amazing race.
Although my competitive years are behind me, you've rekindled by spirit for bigger adventures and brought back lots of amazing memories of my adventure racing days. You've also brought me back my love of mountain running after a 25 year hiatus!....Thx...Randy, Nelson, BC - July 1, 2010 at 7:47 PM
You make all of us crazy Alaskan runners proud! Great work.
- July 1, 2010 at 10:16 PM
- Chris and Amy said...
Thanks for sharing your experience with us. I kept coming to check in on my computer on race day and was amazed that you made up so much time so late in the race. Talk about fortitude! Congrats, Amy
- July 1, 2010 at 10:25 PM
- Jordi Ferrer said...
Congratulations for your incredible performance!
I'm really impressed because I'm a Kilian supporter and I know all his capacities, he's unbeatable here in Europe!
Grettings from Catalan Countries and good luck in UTMB (Kilian and you... what a challenge!). - July 1, 2010 at 10:57 PM
- John Kynaston said...
Congratulations on a superb win and thanks so much for taking the time to write it so clearly.
All the best for UTMB. - July 2, 2010 at 12:47 AM
- Unknown said...
Heaps of congratulations from the UK on an incredible effort! Also, as others have said, thanks for such an insightful report.
Look forward to seeing you on the start line of the UTMB, although I expect you'll be on the plane back home before I even make it back round to Chamonix! Jeremy - July 2, 2010 at 12:49 AM
Great race and race report! Rest up for the next race!
- July 2, 2010 at 4:41 AM
- Chris said...
Geoff, in hindsight was feeling bad from miles 45 to 70 a bit of a blessing because it forced you to focus on your own race and not get caught up with what Tony and Killian were doing?
- July 2, 2010 at 5:17 AM
- Hank Dart said...
Amazing run, Geoff. Congratulations. It's always great to read your reports, which really capture those intangible aspects of ultrarunning that draw us all to the sport. Cheers.
- July 2, 2010 at 5:28 AM
- Scott Dunlap said...
Very well written recap! Thanks for sharing the insiders view on one of the all-time great ultra races. For those of us watching from home, it was as gripping and intense as any Tour de France or Ironman Hawaii.
Congratulations to you and your crew for an amazing race!
SD - July 2, 2010 at 6:32 AM
Congratulations! Thanks for taking the time to write this race report. I also enjoyed your post race interview with Bryon Powell.
Your a lucky man to have such an awesome family. I love reading their comments and how much they support you.
Good luck at UTMB! - July 2, 2010 at 7:00 AM
- Fairbanks said...
It's something you can't buy in the store, and if you could it would cost a lot...Inspiration! The inspiration that I (and I'm sure lot's of others) get from your runs and race reports is truly priceless.
Thanks man.
Adam - July 2, 2010 at 7:34 AM
- Olga said...
It is incredible to read about your mental journey - much more so than your physical one, which we had no doubt about it's strength. Truly an inspiration of inner soul. Enjoy the hype, re-live the moments. Heck, I am still living mine! Congrats again.
- July 2, 2010 at 8:14 AM
- Montrail said...
Well done Geoff, so glad we were there to watch this one unfold! You're an inspiration to many and we commend you for pushing your limits and raising the bar, setting new standards of human potential and challenging yourself.
What a run. What a race. See you soon - July 2, 2010 at 11:16 AM
- Rick said...
What a great race! Thanks for sharing.
I saw a video of Dave runnning the last mile with you. Was he able to get a ride to meet back up with you at some point?
Not sure where this ranks with WS100 closest finishes, but I do remember when Anne Trason was 2nd OA by just 5 minutes! - July 2, 2010 at 2:34 PM
- Charlie Nickell said...
It was fantastic seeing you run in person at States. Us more mortal runners learn a ton from just watching you in action. And, thanks for taking the time for such a well thought out and well written recap. Learned a few life lessons from it and for the record, you are the ultimate professional.
- July 2, 2010 at 3:58 PM
- ken michal said...
Amazing race! Congratulations!! I really enjoyed this recap! Hope to see you run again soon! Maybe HURT?
All Day!
~Ken - July 2, 2010 at 6:44 PM
- Golden Trails Dave said...
Congratulations! And thank you for sharing this blow by blow.
What an inspiring performance that will not soon be forgotten. - July 2, 2010 at 9:05 PM
Geoff- congrats! An amazing accomplishment!
Any chance you'd be willing to share more details around your hydration and nutrition regime during the race? or is that trade secret? - July 3, 2010 at 4:51 AM
- Geoff said...
nothing secret about the nutrition/hydration. drink water and eat gels. 40 to 50 ounces of water per hour when it's as hot as western states. and 200 to 400 calories of gel per hour depending on how my stomach is feeling. that's it. keep it simple.
- July 3, 2010 at 11:44 AM
- Bob Shebest said...
Great fun following this race. Congratulations and thanks for the huge inspiration!
- July 3, 2010 at 7:31 PM
- Chris Cawley said...
Such humility!
Not a lot of people who are as good at something as you are can speak about accomplishments in such selfless terms, while maintaining a totally focused self-awareness.
Awesome race. I was feeling pretty good about doing a tough 28 mile run at a 10 minute mile pace last saturday, until I was doing the math in my head regarding your pace at ws100 while on a run today...9 minute miles for 100 miles? Is that right? - July 3, 2010 at 8:04 PM
- Chris Cawley said...
Such humility!
Not a lot of people who are as good at something as you are can speak about accomplishments in such selfless terms, while maintaining a totally focused self-awareness.
Awesome race. I was feeling pretty good about doing a tough 28 mile run at a 10 minute mile pace last saturday, until I was doing the math in my head regarding your pace at ws100 while on a run today...9 minute miles for 100 miles? Is that right? - July 3, 2010 at 8:13 PM
Amazing race. Congratulations! It was so cool to finally have some of the top ultra runners in the world line up in the same race. All of you guys put on a captivating race and I was glued to my phone for the entire day so I could follow the race. This will do wonders for helping the sport of ultra running and aiding in its growth. Thanks! Good luck at UTMB.
- July 3, 2010 at 9:06 PM
- Tony Overbay said...
Fantastic write up and what a great race! I came through a couple of the aid stations myself and asked, "how far up is Geoff?" Some of the volunteers got it and let me know "just a few hours." As somebody who finished a mere 9 hours after you, and yet felt I "left it all out there" your effort is truly amazing. Recover well!
- July 4, 2010 at 10:24 AM
It would have been really sad if you hadn't won. You made a lot of time for it.
congrats! - July 4, 2010 at 11:56 AM
- Gregg said...
Nice report Geoff. I have never ran longer than a marathon and live vicariously through you and many other ultra runners. I love reading and following Western States and have for years. Yes, I am one of those people who you never knew exsisted, as I am one hell of a fan of the sport even though you will not see coverage on TV or the such. Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work.
- July 4, 2010 at 5:30 PM
- Kim said...
Well done Geoff. Not only do you run well, you write well also. A great race report for us all to read, thank you.
Congratulations on a phenomenal win!!! - July 4, 2010 at 6:31 PM
- Billy said...
An amazing, amazing race Geoff. Like many others, I have never been so riveted watching a bunch of times appear on my screen all day like I had on the day of WS100.
To be honest, I counted you out when Kilian and Tony broke away. Inspired by this show, I decided to stop tracking for awhile, went on a 3 hour trail run and when I came back, you had passed Tony! Could not believe you had that much fortitude and summoned so much strength so late in the race. Very impressive Geoff.
Congrats again. Truly a race for the ages. Looking forward to a rematch between you two sometime soon. - July 5, 2010 at 7:49 AM
- Michael Alfred said...
Inspiring performance! My biggest regret from the day was not waiting to see you climb to Green Gate. After watching Tony and Kilian climb from the River to Green Gate, and seeing the way Tony dropped Kilian at the top, we assumed Tony had made a decisive winning move. Oh well, I assume you'll be back to defend next year.
- July 5, 2010 at 10:23 PM
- Unknown said...
Your talent and work ethic made you a champion last weekend, but your sense of sportsmanship and humanity makes you an inspiration. I was crewing/pacing my wife (Layna Mosley) at WS100 and it was an honour to watch you sprint by at Forest Hills.
- July 6, 2010 at 6:01 AM
- Pete McLaughlin said...
Congratulations on your awesome race -- and thanks so much for sharing an enjoyable-to-read, inspiring account of it!
- July 6, 2010 at 8:28 AM
To say " Great job, Geoff" is an understatement. They're gonna have to have more snow next year so that you can improve on your PR. :)
- July 7, 2010 at 5:28 AM
- Jeff B. said...
"I didn't need to win the race. I just needed to take care of myself and let things play out as they would."
What an incredible quote! Way to go about the race and achieve an incredible win. I think you may be America's best Mountain Runner, and may be well on your way to being the best in the World. Keep it up and soon you will have that title. I loved reading your race report and what went on inside your head as well as with your body.
I look up to your dedication and ability! Good luck in France!
You and this blog are great for the sport. May we all enjoy the sport while it is still pure and not too commercial, yet it takes the commercial money to really grow the sport....but with that growth I hope we do not destroy the beauty that we all enjoy so much! - July 7, 2010 at 2:52 PM
- Unknown said...
Great to hear the story from the champ himself, I never strayed too far from a computer that day and it was nail biting even on the screen. It will go down as one of the greats as will the comraderie of the top three. Great ambassadors for the sport and inspiring to the future generations of Ultra Running. As Neil Young would say "Long May You Run". Thanks for the inspiration Geoff.
- July 7, 2010 at 9:49 PM
Hey Geoff,
Do you happen to have your splits for the race that you could post up? I would love to see how they play out over the terrain.
Needles to say.. fantastic amazing work out there on the trails!
Jess - July 8, 2010 at 7:18 AM
- Helen said...
I hope you do find yourself remembering forgotten moments from this race in the years to come - you certainly deserve to enjoy it forever. A wonderful report on a superb race. Your recovery from the low point is epic stuff. This will be the post I send people to read when they ask "what it takes".
- July 8, 2010 at 8:07 PM
SUCH a juicy post! I full agree with the person who commented on your sportsmanship and humanity, which clearly goes hand in hand with the modesty/lack of ego that makes your accomplishments all the more remarkable. The "Gibby" is beyond proud to call you our friend. Can't wait to see what happens across the pond!
- July 12, 2010 at 12:07 PM
- mindful mule said...
I'm so stoked for you, Geoff! Super-congrats on winning Western States! So Big! What an incredible running story you've lived over the last few years. Thank you so much for being such an inspiration and for sharing your experience with us all. Thank you. Run on and on and on…
- July 14, 2010 at 8:56 PM
- Scott McMurtrey said...
Congrats gain, Geoff. Great report.
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