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Just waiting for James' now! They all got such great pictures, I am thrilled! I think you can now appreciate looking at the pictures that I was having the time of my life on that run
London Marathon? Done My official time was 4:31:35, and I couldn't be happier. Everything went smoothly, and I am feeling very pleased with myself. There's no damage done, my knees were a bit sore last night but today everything feels good.
The Marathon is an amazing high. I had my name on my vest and it really felt on the day like the whole of London was chanting my name. The spectators are incredible and the vibe from the crowds just lifts you so much. The other runners are all in great spirits and there's tonnes of banter en route. It really was a tremendously emotional day.
Once I get them, I will upload the official pics. My friends came out to watch me run and they took some incredible photos, which I look forward to sharing with you too.
I will do this again. Next time, the target will be under 4 hours. I may even do a fall marathon this year.
You can see my race stats here on garmin connect. As you can see from the split times apart from pee stops and chatting with my supporters I pretty much nailed my pace (10 min/mile).
In terms of the blow by blow I will say this: the first 15 miles went in a flash, the crowd and the runners were all in high spirits and the miles just whizzed by. I literally ran the first 15 miles with a gigantic, idiotic grin on my face.
Mile 6 was the Cutty Sark, the first thing I looked forward to. Next milestone was around mile 10 when we crossed Tower Bridge. That was truly amazing because the ROAR of the crowd was just deafening and the crowd chanted my name all the way across
The next milestone was mile 14 where my awesome friends were waiting with cheers of encouragement, supplies, cameras to take pictures and (omg awesome) a cold, wet towel to wipe my face with. Mile 14 was Narrow street and my absolute favourite part of the marathon. Another area where the crowd just roared, and there were so many people watching, dancing, chanting, waving, or offering goodies (brownies, bananas, oranges, sweets, you name it!)
Next milestone was Canary Wharf, at 19/20 miles which was packed and really great too. Awesome crowds, and the drums! Amazing drums which really lifted spirits in a tricky bit of the race (everything starts to hurt from mile 18).
Then, mile 21 is back through Limehouse on Commercial road and I saw my friends again for a quick chat and another cold towel-down. At this point I was told about our dinner reservation at Gaucho Grill that night which basically carried me the rest of the way to the finish I was so happy to see my friends at this point that I probably looked like I'd already won the race Limehouse was so great – even down by the station the crowds were thick and chanting and yelling. Everybody was shouting my name and I was getting really emotional.
From mile 21, things got really tough. Everything hurt and the last 5 miles felt very, very far. Thames street was miserable for me. A real head down, gritted teeth mile… Luckily the crowds along Embankment and the Mall really lift you and suddenly you are nearly finished and picking up speed again. I managed not to stop running all race but around mile 20 a lot of runners start walking – this actually gave me a boost as I started to pass a lot of people, happy to have paced myself well.
At the finish, the feeling is indescribable. So tired, but so happy, relieved, proud, emotional… You get your medal and a goodie bag. I devoured every source of food in that goodie bag in about 3 minutes flat. Then my friends came and met me with champagne and more goodies and we hung out in whitehall drinking from the bottle
Back home, Colm showed off his brilliant pictures of the day to music while we drank Bolly 2000 – which was just awesome Then off to dinner at Gaucho where I devoured a 400g Fillet and whatever sides were in sight ! What an amazing, amazing day
I was thinking earlier today, that if someone told me a year ago I would run the marathon in 4 and a half hours this year (or at all), I would have laughed right in their face. Just goes to show you…
You can do anything, if you set your mind to it.
Isn't that just awesome to know?
So this year I will be running the Virgin London Marathon. This is quite a challenge for me as I only started running regularly 10 months ago. It's getting close to race day (25th April) and so I wanted to share with you my race number, so you can follow my progress online on the day: it's 40310.
I also wanted to share with you my sponsorship form! I'm running for Hope for Children. It's never too late to sponsor me and any donation would be gratefully received Click here to sponsor me.
If you will be there spectating and fancy keeping your eye out for me, I am aiming to run about a 4:30, so that's about a 10 minute mile pace, and I start at 9:45am, so you should be able to figure out where I'll be when, assuming my run goes to plan I will be wearing skin tight black lycra (because it looks hot) and NipGuards (because bleeding nipples are no fun) and a white/red Hope for Children Vest over the top. I will also be wearing a grimace of pain and suffering for most of the distance!
If you've been following the automated Garmin Connect posts on this site you'll see my training regimen, which is a bit behind what I'd like, but the best I could manage in the little spare time I have. My longest training run so far has been 21 miles, and I'm very very proud of myself for managing that! 21 miles of constant running is a lot of progress for a guy who collapsed in a heap after run/walking 3 miles just 10 months ago
I am about to start my taper towards race day now, but might manage one more long run this week if time permits. As always you can track my progress here by looking out for the Garmin Connect links which pop up from time to time…
Well I'm almost unpacked. 2 more boxes then maybe I'll share some flat photos with you all… It's been a busy few weeks getting settled in, but I'm 99% there and feeling good.
Today I finally have broadband – this is a huge milestone! It's crap broadband, but that's a long story for another day. I will detail my trials and tribulations getting decent connectivity out of the Poplar exchange in due course…
Anyway, Saturday I will have Sky, so then I'll be all set. Things are looking good! The flat is nice. Not big, but it's mine, and it feels good. I also have room to hang all my shirts up and have some of my favourite things back out of storage and I can't tell you what a morale booster that is!
This week I've been breaking in the kitchen – it's been great having my kitchen stuff out of storage and I got a bit carried away using it all, but as you can see I'm eating well
The steak I ate tonight was guilt-free, as I did an hour and a half in the gym today, running, rowing and cycling. Nice to eat and drink whatever you like There's still time to sponsor me for my 10k run you know – it's this Sunday!
During my long hiatus from the interwebs, I have been up to various things. Some of them are marginally interesting! Over time I will try to catch up a bit. Let's start with this summer, because it's been a pretty good one! Let's see, what have I been up to?!
16th May - San Francisco and Vegas
This was a great fun trip to Vegas for a week for Colm's birthday. I flew via San Francisco and took the opportunity to stay there one day and night to explore. I really love SanFran! As you can see I took quite a few pictures there, more than I did in Vegas. I spent a lot of time at the pool and at blackjack/poker tables in Vegas and taking photos in those places is generally frowned upon
23rd June - Glastonbury.
Ah, Glastonbury, always a pleasure. This was my second time - with the same crew as last year. I don't think anything can live up to the religious moment I had at Glastonbury 2008 watching Leonard Cohen performing a legendary set with the sun setting behind him, but this was also a good year. Great weather (bar the odd little shower here and there), a good line-up, and once again we had a good camping spot and no major drama or incidents
Favourite moment? Probably Friday night when I was a little tired and emotional and pouring my heart out to Colm and Steph I think Neil Young was playing at the time? Or maybe hiding out in a tunnel in Shangri-la during a sudden and tremendous downpour - rain water coming through the ceiling and dripping down my neck - comedy!
4th July - London Pride and then a Madonna concert
I remember calling this my super gay summer day It was a really fun day. London Pride is always entertaining and this time we got to see One Star (Denise Pearson of the former band Five Star) singing. I even took some video of her and she is standing the test of time quite well as you can see.
Madonna was just brilliant. I was not expecting her to be that amazing. High energy, perfect choreography, great singing, and a tribute to MJ that was quite touching and nicely done. If only MJ hadn't died, I could have seen both my childhood music heroes live this summer A somewhat selfish way of looking at it I know, but I think that's how we all handle death isn't it? How it affects us?
After London Pride, we took the Thames Clipper to the O2 for Madonna. This was a really nice jaunt on the river and as a Londoner I must remember to do this more often!
25th July - U2 concert in Dublin.
Chance to see U2 live in Dublin? Not to be missed. Having not seen them live before (somehow), I was thrilled to see this show - it was epic, and to the home crowd! Sunday Bloody Sunday was amazing, I could barely hear the band over the crowd!
I had a great time, and sang myself hoarse, along with everyone else
August was very hectic indeed - check it out:
1st August - All Points West in New York
When a work trip lined up with the APW weekend I couldn't believe my luck, nor turn down the chance to attend. What a line-up! Jay-Z, Vampire Weekend, Arctic Monkeys, Tool, MGMT, Elbow, Echo and the Bunnymen, Gaslight Anthem and Coldplay! Oh my!
Festivals in the US are funny - especially this one, with bizarre and annoying rules about a) how much alcohol you can drink and b) which areas of the site you can drink it in. Most of the weekend was spent finding creative ways around these rules
7th August - Amsterdam Weekend.
I'd never been to Amsterdam, so when Rick and Colm suggested it (primarily as a means to get air miles and tier points with BA via a discounted business class return), I couldn't say no!
It was a weekend in Amsterdam, so about what you'd expect really! i.e. lots of museums, culture, and canals, of course (what did you think I meant?!)
We stayed in a 3 bed private room in the Bulldog hotel (hostel really) - good location and atmosphere. Good value too - recommended.
15th August - U2 in Wembley.
They were so good in Dublin, I couldn't resist seeing them again in Wembley. Amazing concert - in Wembley it was fully a 360 degrees layout (unlike Croke park in Dublin where it was about 270 for safety reasons). This was the 360 tour so I'm glad I got to see that
21st August - Cannes and Monaco weekend
Summer drawing to a close - must go somewhere hot and beachy stat!! Managed it. Cannes was beautiful, I spent the whole weekend on the beach sunbathing, eating and drinking Popped into Monaco for lunch on Sunday "on the way" back to Nice airport.
28th August - Reading festival
I really needed a weekend at home at this point - what a month! But what the hell, it was Reading festival and I'd not been to that before. Rick scored me a ticket and even got there early to score a good spot for me so all was set for a great weekend
Reading had an incredible line-up this year. Kings of Leon, Arctic Monkeys, Kaiser Chiefs, Bloc Party, Vampire Weekend, Yeah yeah yeahs, The living end, Gossip, Glasvegas, Gaslight Anthem,The Maccabees, Florence and the Machine, Faith no More, Prodigy, Radiohead, among others!
That said it wasn't all roses. I must say having been to Glasto twice Reading was a shock. A much younger, more hectic, rude and "nasty" crowd. Some scary moments of pushing in dense crowds, people throwing stuff into crowds at gigs, and the absolute craziness of the last night….
It was like 'nam - I'm telling you man, it was crazy! You weren't there man, you weren't there!!
…breathe. Okay, so anyway, picture a campsite at 2am on the last night. Groups of young kids roaming the site looking for trouble like something out of Lord of the Flies.. Flares and fireworks going off horizontally (occasionally hitting tents). Mushroom clouds on the horizon from kids throwing camping gas canisters and aerosol cans onto bonfires (!) Fire engines hurtling around… Crazy!
I'm not going to reading next year. (Unless the line-up is awesome again…)
Anyway - that was my summer. Not a bad one eh? How were yours?!
Back from my weekend in Dublin – was most enjoyable – couple of really nice meals and a good long cliff walk along the coast. Also maybe a few too many drinks on Friday Pictures to follow, I have had a bit of a hectic day and not got to uploading them yet.
The day was hectic as I picked up the keys for my new flat today, and spent my evening shuffling things around from storage, picking up some missing essentials etc. Will be a few more days before I'm anywhere close to settled in there but already I have a bit more space for my things which is nice.
Last week I had my 3 month gym weigh-in. As I said earlier, I have been working on my fitness levels this year. You can call it mid life crisis if you like (you jaded cynic you!) but for me it's actually a combination of things:
Anyway blah blah blah, this isn't livejournal. Where was I? I had my 3 month weigh-in last week, and am pleased to be making good progress towards my goals. If you are interested, my goals are:
Oops distracted myself again. 3 month weigh-in – right. Here's the data:
…ah it's good to be blogging again, sharing my vital statistics with the interwebs!
Anyway the big deal for me is the loss of 5Kg of fat, and gain of 1Kg of muscle (or lean mass at any rate). I am now in the 15% body fat range, and more than halfway towards my goal.
This means I am getting closer to my goals. My BMI and body fat percentage are now pretty much in the middle of the "healthy range" whereas before they were at the top end or slightly over that.
My waist is currently around 32.5, which means I am nearly at my target there too. The bad news is that none of my suits fit quite so well any more…
So what have I been doing these 3 months? Well, primarily I have been working out 3-6 times a week (less starting out, more lately). I started out doing 30 minutes of running 3 times a week, and these days alternate between running (3 times a week, every other day) and on the alternate days cross training (rowing on the machine in the gym or cycling – either on my bike outside or stationary in the gym). I quite often run to work and back, carrying my office clothes in a rucksack on my back. It's about 2.5 miles to the office so this works pretty well.
My diet is a bit better than it used to be but I'm not making massive changes there, and I still drink quite a lot (probably too much). However I am doing enough exercise now that I can pretty much eat and drink whatever and still work on ditching the fat. This is a good thing, as far as I am concerned!
I am running a 10k race in a few weeks time (you can sponsor me for this at the link on the right!) and hope to run the london marathon either in 2010 or 2011 (it's a bit hard to get a place these days, as I understand it). I also plan to do the BHF London to Brighton bike ride next year (as you can see I already practiced the route).
Did I mention I do a lot of my running barefoot or wearing minimal footware? Hehe okay maybe that's a post for another day
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Crystal Structure of Chimeric Antibody C2H7 Fab in complex with a CD20 Peptide
Anti-CD20 monoclonal antibodies have been proven to be efficient in the treatment of certain B-cell lymphomas and autoimmune diseases. Intriguingly, these antibodies seem to exert diverse functions with narrow epitope specificity. This study is to investigate the molecular basis of the fine specificity of 2H7 derived antibodies which are of great therapeutic potential. We show that chimeric 2H7 (C2H7) can mediate complement dependent cytotoxicity and antibody-dependent cellular cytotoxicity effects on CD20 positive human Burkitt lymphoma cells and the Fab fragment can well recognize and bind to an epitope peptide of the extracellular loop of CD20. The crystal structure of C2H7 in complex with the CD20 epitope peptide was determined at 2.6A resolution. The bound peptide displays a circular conformation and the binding specificity is mainly contributed by the (170)ANPS(173) motif and the disulfide bond of the peptide which maintains the unique conformation of the peptide. Compared with the complex structure of another anti-CD20 monoclonal antibody Rituximab with the same epitope peptide which was previously determined, the major differences lie in the CDR loop H3 of C2H7 which stretches outward against the interface. Correspondingly, the pocket which accommodates the peptide becomes wider and the peptide moves toward loop H3 and thus is more distant from loops H1 and H2. The hydrogen-bonding interactions are also quite different from those observed in the Rituximab-epitope peptide complex, and both the hydrophilic and hydrophobic interactions are less intense. Our data not only reveal the molecular basis for the fine specificity of C2H7 to CD20, but also provide valuable information for further improvement of antibodies derived from 2H7.
Crystal structure of chimeric antibody C2H7 Fab in complex with a CD20 peptide., Du J, Wang H, Zhong C, Peng B, Zhang M, Li B, Hou S, Guo Y, Ding J, Mol Immunol. 2008 May;45(10):2861-8. Epub 2008 Mar 17. PMID:18346788
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[CD20_HUMAN] Defects in MS4A1 are the cause of immunodeficiency common variable type 5 (CVID5) [MIM:613495]; also called antibody deficiency due to CD20 defect. CVID5 is a primary immunodeficiency characterized by antibody deficiency, hypogammaglobulinemia, recurrent bacterial infections and an inability to mount an antibody response to antigen. The defect results from a failure of B-cell differentiation and impaired secretion of immunoglobulins; the numbers of circulating B-cells is usually in the normal range, but can be low.[1]
[CD20_HUMAN] This protein may be involved in the regulation of B-cell activation and proliferation.
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- Du J, Wang H, Zhong C, Peng B, Zhang M, Li B, Hou S, Guo Y, Ding J. Crystal structure of chimeric antibody C2H7 Fab in complex with a CD20 peptide. Mol Immunol. 2008 May;45(10):2861-8. Epub 2008 Mar 17. PMID:18346788 doi:10.1016/j.molimm.2008.01.034
- ↑ Kuijpers TW, Bende RJ, Baars PA, Grummels A, Derks IA, Dolman KM, Beaumont T, Tedder TF, van Noesel CJ, Eldering E, van Lier RA. CD20 deficiency in humans results in impaired T cell-independent antibody responses. J Clin Invest. 2010 Jan;120(1):214-22. doi: 10.1172/JCI40231. Epub 2009 Dec 21. PMID:20038800 doi:10.1172/JCI40231
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OSLO (Reuters) - Weak productivity growth is the Norwegian economy's biggest challenge and reducing reliance on its massive offshore oil sector is the new government's main priority, finance minister Siv Jensen said on Tuesday.
Oil accounts for a fifth of the Nordic nation's economy and demand from the sector has pushed costs - especially for labor and services - so high that traditional exporters are now struggling to compete, said Jensen, who took office last month.
"Productivity development has been very weak (for) the last eight years, therefore we are now focusing on growth-enhancing tax relief to stimulate the labor market, investments and saving," Jensen told Reuters in an interview.
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Norway was Western Europe's best performing economy in 2012, expanding 3.4 percent thanks to record oil investments.
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Action is pressing because even the oil sector has started showing cracks, with firms postponing projects and predicting slowing or falling investments.
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Jensen ruled out extra stimulus to boost growth and said her aim was instead to shift spending toward helping onshore industries.
With a budget surplus exceeding 10 percent of GDP and a rainy-day wealth fund worth $800 billion, or $155,000 for each Norwegian resident, the government has more firepower than any other, but Jensen has resisted demands to spend more.
Rebuffing calls for the fund to combine investment with charitable work, she said maximizing returns will remain a priority even after the government completes a major review of the fund's activities next spring.
"The ambition has constantly been about the return," Jensen said. "It is important that Norwegian foreign policy and the oil fund are kept separate."
Norway spends about $5 billion a year on foreign aid but philanthropist and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates and others have asked that it do more.
"An advantage for many years has been the search for the right balance between risk and return," Jensen said. "This rule will not be changed. It is important the oil fund keeps its long-term perspective and is predictable on what it does."
Jensen's Progress Party has said that three smaller entities could be split off from the main oil fund, to focus among other things on investing in renewable energy.
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Kurdish autonomy on the border, rising refugees, these so-called smugglers… none of that will stop, none of that gets addressed by the air strikes. They won't change the trajectory of the war.
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Dear Prime Minister, You have done a great favour to us today, of which you are not aware. I've seen a Galatasaray (football team) fan picking up a Fenerbahçe (another football team) fan off of the street who fell against the police, to whom you have ordered to kill. I've seen students sharing their water and bread with each other; Kurds and Turks walking hand in hand. I've seen women, whom you call whores, coming out of the brothel to give lemons and water to those who were injured. I've seen people, whom you call transvestites, opening their hotel rooms for refuge; I've seen lawyers and doctors sharing their phones, medical students responding in emergencies. I've seen elderly ladies giving out clothes soaked in vinegar. I've seen shopkeepers sharing their wireless network passwords, hotel owners taking injured in to their lobbies. I've seen a bus driver blocking the road to prevent the panzer from entering. I've seen pharmacists opening their shops at night. And rest assured, tonight our eyes were filled with tears not because of the teargas you ordered to be fired but because of pride.
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President Obama at a joint press conference with Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan on Thursday addressed the 'democratic transition' in Syria "without Assad."
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Given the tightly controlled nature of American Idol, it's a wonder that the televised talent contest has never produced a winner who specialized in country music, since there's no segment of modern popular music that is controlled tighter than contemporary country. Maybe this thought was in the minds of Simon Fuller and the rest of AmIdol's 19 management when they went into their fourth season in 2005, since as soon as fresh-faced Oklahoma blonde Carrie Underwood showed up in the audition rounds, the judges — alright, specifically Simon Cowell — pigeonholed her as a country singer, even if there was nothing specifically country about her sweet, friendly voice. From that point on, she was not only the frontrunner, but anointed as the show's first country winner, which apparently proved more enticing to the voters and the producers than the prospect of the show's first rock & roll winner in the guise of the Southern-fried hippie throwback Bo Bice. Which makes sense: cute, guileless young girls have a broader appeal than hairy 30-somethings. They're easier to sell and mold too, and Underwood proved particularly ideal in this regard since she was a blank slate, possessing a very good voice and an unthreatening prettiness that would be equally marketable and likeable in either country or pop. So, the powers that be decided that Underwood would be a contemporary country singer in the vein of Faith Hill — she'd sing anthemic country pop, ideal for either country or adult contemporary radio, with none of the delightful tackiness of Shania Twain — and her debut album, Some Hearts, not only hits this mark exactly, it's better than either album Hill has released since Breathe in 1999.


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New Artist Spotlight: Julian Drive
- Monday, January 26, 2009
Brandon: I can't imagine being away from your family. Do you get to bring them on the road?
Shane: Yes, we do, depending on the time of year—summer camps and stuff like that. Some of these long stretches, usually not. And most of the guys who are married, even aside from me, have wives that "get it." Our bass player's wife does our sound. Everybody has their own unique situation. It gets tough if we do too long of a stretch. Every now and then it's three to four weeks without coming home.
Brandon: Your record comes out January 27, and you'll be out on the road! So I'm sure we are all looking forward to seeing what happens with Julian Drive. Tell us how we can find out more info on you guys.
Shane: You can go to our website (juliandrive.com) or our MySpace, (myspace.com/juliandrive).
Brandon: Well, Happy New Year! Here's to 2009 being a great year for you guys! Hopefully I will get to see you in person soon. If not, I will see you in April for GMA!
Shane: Yes, we will be there! Thanks!
To listen to Brandon's full interview with Shane, click here.
Brandon Heath is the reigning Gospel Music Association's "New Artist of the Year." His monthly "New Artist Spotlight" on CCMmagazine.com will introduce you to new artists currently hitting the scene. Brandon's current single is the smash No. 1 hit "Give Me Your Eyes" from his sophomore release, What If We (Reunion). For more info, log on to brandonheath.net.
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