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Toyota partnered with Subaru to create the FR-S rear-wheel-drive sports coupe for the Scion division, and its near perfect weight distribution, dynamic handling and sleek good looks have captured the attention of young consumers who love to drive.
Powered by a 2.0-litre four-cylinder engine mated to either a six-speed manual or an optional six-speed automatic, the peppy FR-S has introduced a new audience to the joys of rear-wheel-drive.
New for the 2016 model year, the Scion FR-S is now standard equipped with a back-up camera, plus fresh designs for interior details – from the door grips and centre console side ornaments to the bezels in the steering wheel and shifter.
The 2016 FR-S comes in a monospec configuration. The list of standard features include air conditioning, eight-speakers, new 7-inch touch-screen display audio system with voice recognition, power windows, leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob, and more.
Two new colours are also offered for 2016; Ablaze and Oceanic.
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Seven Layer Chinese Chicken Salad
Total Time
Prep 30 mins
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A friend brought this to an office potluck several times. After much arm twisting she gave up the recipe!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 5 cups shredded romaine lettuce
- 1 (3 ounce) package oriental-flavor instant ramen noodles
- 2 cups diced cooked chicken
- 1 (11 ounce) can white shoepeg corn, drained
- 1 large tomatoes, diced
- 2 green onions, sliced
- 1⁄2 cup coarsely chopped unsalted dry-roast peanuts
Dressing Ingredients
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 3⁄4 teaspoon grated gingerroot
- 1⁄2 teaspoon pepper
- 1⁄4 cup oil
- 3 tablespoons vinegar
- Salad: Arrange romaine in bottom of large (3 quart) clear glass serving bowl.
- Discard seasoning packet from soup mix; Coarsely crush noodles.
- Layer noodles and all remaining salad ingredients, on order listed, over romaine lettuce.
- Dressing: In small jar with tight-fitting lid, combine all dressing ingredients.
- Shake until well blended.
- Pour over salad.
- Serve immediately.
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A great summer salad. Light but filling. I added a dash of sesame oil and sesame seeds to the dressing. Great! Thanks Virginia
This is definately a keeper! The salad was light, but very filling. The presentation was lovely, but the dressing was fabulous. I made this recipe (used deli chicken) exactly as written. I did have a handful of cashews left over from another recipe, so I tossed those in too. Really, this is a salad that everyone must try. Thanks Virginia for sharing this recipe!
I made this for dinner on 7-7-07 because I wanted something with "seven" in the title. I didn't have green onions, so I subbed with sliced cucumbers so that I would still have seven layers. This was an excellent main dish salad and the dressing was superb.


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The Golf Fitness Magazine Pay It Forward Award recognizes those companies that go above and beyond in promoting golf fitness, nutrition, and humanitarian efforts and contributions to individuals, their community or the environment. The award–announced in each issue of Golf Fitness Magazine–is presented to a company that has taken their golf product or company and done something that all golfers should know about.
The golf industry distinguishes itself by its leadership in making a difference in our world, and by helping others. The staff at Golf Fitness Magazine feels that recognition for these efforts is long overdue.
At the end of the year, the six award recipients and the stories behind their award will be highlighted on the GFM Website. Readers will then have the opportunity to vote on-line for their favorite company. The winner–announced at the January, 2009, PGA Show in Orlando, FL–will be presented with a check from Golf Fitness Magazine for $2,500, to be given to the non-profit organization or scholarship fund of the recipient's choosing. [Read more…]


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I've been trying to get the front page to show just the titles and an except. When I edited the index page template to remove the post, the post was also removed on the post pages.
How do I get the posts back while keeping only the titles and category titles and post times on the front page.
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How can I make it that the logo is moved a little LEFT, to be in line with the menu and then how to move the menu UP so that the black from logo, and the black from the menu come together (I want the menu just below the logo). This printscreen shows what I want: http://prntscr.com/hkqxe


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The latest issue of the journal Cultures & Conflits (76) has just been published. Edited by IdentiNet participants Dider Bigo and Pierre Piazza, and featuring a contribution from IdentiNet participant Ilsen About, the issue explores 'Fichage et Listing', and contains French-language articles on the transnational traffic in personal data, the control of mobility, and the challenges of achieving a balance between public safety and civil liberties. Abstracts (free) and articles can be accessed online via the journal website.
Archive for the 'Publications' Category
Special Issue: Fichage et ListingPublished May 21, 2010 Member Activities , Publications Leave a Comment
Tags: Civil Liberties, Europe, France, Migration, Policy, Privacy, Registration, Security, technology
2009 Conference: Report PublishedPublished April 23, 2010 Conferences , Network Updates , Publications Leave a Comment
The official conference report on our 2009 public event, Identifying the Person: Past, Present and Future (St Antony's College, University of Oxford, 26-27 September 2009), has just been published in the Spring 2010 issue of the History Workshop Journal. The report was prepared by postdoctoral participants Gayle Lonergan and Julia Laite, and the network facilitator James Brown. The issue also features an article on the identification of British citizens in the interwar period by IdentiNet lead investigator Edward Higgs. A pdf of the report can be accessed via this free-access link.
Special Issue: Security and Data ProtectionPublished November 13, 2009 Member Activities , Publications Leave a Comment
Tags: Civil Liberties, Crime, DNA Databases, Europe, Policy, Privacy, Registration, Security, Twentieth Century
The French journal Cultures & Conflits has dedicated its summer issue (number 74) to the theme of 'Security and Data Protection'. Articles explore, amongst other things, the protection of personal data in transatlantic context, enlarging access to European databases and the EU's strategy against organized crime, and the issue closes with an interview with Armand Mattelart conducted by IdentiNet member Didier Bigo. For further details, see the issue flyer (pdf). Articles (in French) and abstracts (In English) can be found on the journal website.
Member Publication: Identifying CitizensPublished July 30, 2009 Member Activities , Publications Leave a Comment
Tags: Civil Liberties, ID Cards, Surveillance, technology, Twentieth Century
Identifying Citizens: ID Cards as Surveillance, a new study by IdentiNet member David Lyon, has just been published. The book takes a historical, comparative, and sociological look at citizen-identification, and argues that the proliferation of ID card systems around the world represents a distinctive new phase in the long-term attempts of modern states to find stable ways of identifying citizens. It concludes that the widespread implementation of ID cards is both likely and, without safeguards, troublesome, though not necessarily for the reasons most commonly proposed. For further details and ordering information, see the Polity website.
New Handbook of Fingerprint RecognitionPublished July 30, 2009 Publications Leave a Comment
Tags: Biometrics, Fingerprinting, Forensics, Policing
Posted by Massimiliano Pagani. A new version of the Handbook of Fingerprint Recognition was published in May 2009. The authors announce that this is not a mere new edition. The 2009 book is a major update that describes the most recent advances in fingerprinting, represented by over 500 papers on fingerprint recognition published between 2003 and 2008. The DVD included with the book also contains the databases used in the 2004 Fingerprint Verification Competition (FVC 2004). For full details and ordering information see the Springer website. Picture: stock.xchng
Britain: The Database StatePublished March 26, 2009 Member Activities , News Stories , Publications Leave a Comment
Tags: Britain, Civil Liberties, Legal Frameworks, Policy, Privacy, Registration, Surveillance, technology
A new report on the 'Database State' has argued that many of Britain's public sector databases are inefficient, invasive of privacy and vulnerable to legal challenge. The study was commissioned by the Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust and undertaken by members of the Foundation for Information Policy Research, including IdentiNet member Ross Anderson (Security Engineering, University of Cambridge). The report suggests that 11 of the 46 largest central databases are illegal under human rights or data protection laws (a further 29 are given an 'amber light'), and makes a range of new recommendations for the collection and management of personal data and the development of government IT systems. Here's the report and the executive summary, while Ross has also blogged some conclusions at The Guardian's Liberty Central. Picture: Chris Campbell/flickr (CC)


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I didn't work on the business logic addins that we support in the product, but they have a very interesting model to allow addins to be called before saving/deleting an account or document. The bad thing is we didn't ship a sample in our SDK and I just did a quick search and couldn't find any out there. I'm going to implement this by tranforming the UIAddIn sample in our SDK (download and install it here). I'm using SBA with Service Pack 3 and the sample product company. Let's start.
1. Open the UIAddIn project. 2. Add a new class that implements the ISdkAddInDriver interface. I got the basic code from the Concepts Manual of our SDK. I'm going to post the code here:
3. Now we need to hook the business logic addin so it can be registered and instantiated by SBA. Here's what I have to do:
In DriverRegistration.cs we need to return a new myDriverInfo for the business logic addin. I added this code in line 42.
I'm just creating a new guid because I will only have one business logic on this assembly. The last parameter uses BusinessLogic which is the name of my class implementing the ISdkAddInDriver.
In DriverRegistration.cs I need to instantiate my business logic addin. I change the LoadSdkAddInDriver to return a new instance of my BusinessLogic class. This is my new implementation:
Finally, in MyDriverInfo.cs we need to support the AppliedTypes property. In this case, I'm simple going to change the property directly just to make this addin work.
4. I'm going to put a simple validation for customers so we can test this business logic addin. If the addin wants to cancel the save event (from the PreSave handler), it needs to throw an exception. The message shown to the user will be an ugly technical message, so I would personally suggest to show a friendly message before that. Here is my code:
GotchasEach time you modify the code in the UIAddIn project, the assembly version will change so you would need to reinstall you addin again or change the AssemblyInfo.cs to have a fixed version number. This was the only issue I ran into. Then, I just have to copy the UIAddin.dll to the SBA location and install it. If you were to ship a business logic, I would suggest you add it to your GAC and install in a separate folder.


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Is anyone out there how has mastered to translate the Kubrick template into German?
Is anyone out there how has mastered to translate the Kubrick template into German?
The kubrick theme consists of hard-coded text in English as well as of text taken from the .mo / .po file. So translating the Kubrick them will be a lot of manual work and updating to another version of the theme or WP itself might be tricky too. It's a pity that structure and content aren't completely separated in the Kubrick theme! :(
I had try to translate the Kubrick template into German.
But I don't sure if the files are correct and complete :/
so, test it out and make it better...
you can download the zip-file here:
have phun ;)
greets green_182
I'm also using Kubrick in German. The translation was nasty... the .pot file was incomplete and Kubrick is mostly hardcoded - great perspectives for an update! :->
"The translation was nasty..." what translation do you mean?
Had you translate the template for yourselfe? Can you give me your files?
- Sorry for my bad English... :(( -
Thanks and bye green_182
I would love to make Kubrick more managable for translation in the future. I haven't played around with it at all though, but if you're interested in helping me out with understanding how it works, ship me a mail.
I don't realy understand what you want to do?! You want to include the .pot file into your template?
See here regarding localization support for plugins and themes. Theme localization requires WordPress 1.3, unless you want to do heavy lifting. Michael, I'll soon be adding localization to my 1.3 port of Kubrick. I'll give you a ping.
Thanks Ryan.
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Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition lands on PC August 24
Dark Souls will launch on PC on August 24, subtitled as the Prepare to Die Edition.
The game was announced during Namco Bandai Gamer's Day event in Las Vegas, and it was said initially, there weren't any plans for a PC port of the game. However, due to the outpouring of requests for a PC version, Namco requested that From Software start making "arrangements to bring the game" to the platform. Hidetaka Miyazaki, its director, expressed his gratitude during the event to the game's fans and stated the PC petition for its release was "encouraging."
Prepare to Die will include new enemies, locations, bosses, added NPCs and online matchmaking.
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Leaked World Bank Report: Fossil Fuel Subsidies Should Go to International Climate Finance
The World Bank is calling on developed countries to cut out the roughly $50 billion in consumption and production subsidies for fossil fuels. But unlike proposals in the U.S. to use that money for domestic infrastructure projects, the World Bank thinks it should be used as climate aid for developing countries.
Technically, the World Bank hasn't called on OECD countries to do anything yet. The proposal, which will be released at UN climate talks in November, was leaked to the Guardian newspaper and printed yesterday evening. The documents paint a dark picture for the future of international climate finance, unless a fresh approach is taken to raise the needed funds:
According to the confidential paper, there is little likelihood that in the current economic climate, public money will be available for raising the $30bn rich countries have pledged for the 2010-2012 period, and the $100bn a year that must be found by 2020. Instead, says the paper, "the large financial flows required for climate stabilization and adaptation will, in the long run, be mainly private in composition".
It says: "A starting point should be the removal of subsidies on fossil fuel use. New OECD estimates indicate that reported fossil fuel production and consumption supports in Annex II countries [24 OECD countries] amounted to about $40-$60bn per year in 2005-2010 … if reforms resulted in 20% of the current level of support being redirected to public climate finance, this could yield $10bn per year.
"Reform of fossil fuel subsidies in developed countries is a promising near-term option because of its potential to improve economic efficiency and raise revenue in addition to environmental benefits."
According to the World Bank, around half of fossil fuel subsidies are directed to the oil industry, with the other half going to natural gas and coal.
After Congressional debate over repealing subsidies to the oil and gas sector in the U.S. died down at the end of summer, President Obama renewed the idea as part of his job-creation proposal. But assuming the plan got traction, none of the $41 billion would be directed toward international climate finance.
Meanwhile, uncertainty around whether the U.S. can meet its international commitments beyond 2012 continues. As Rebecca Lefton of the Center for American Progress pointed out in her analysis of Congressional budgeting, the current proposals do not look good:
- The World Bank multilateral Climate Investment Funds that the Bush administration established, and consist of the Strategic Climate Fund, the Clean Technology Fund, and the Forest Investment Program, were zeroed out.
- The Global Environment Facility, the main funder of international global warming projects, was severely cut to $70 million, which is more than half the FY 2012 presidential request.
- Funding for the UNFCCC and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change—a body of scientists that studies the risk of human-induced climate change—is abolished.
- USAID's operating expenses are cut 30 percent below FY 2010 levels to less than $1 million, meaning consequent layoffs.
- The Bush administration's Millennium Challenge Corporation, which invests in country-led policies to generate economic growth with a major focus on climate change, would see its funding drop 20 percent.
- The TFCA is excluded, indicating no continued funding for this program.
Both of these issues — repealing subsidies for mature fossil fuels and finding money for international climate — are politically-charged in the U.S. A combination of the two would be an especially hard sell. But perhaps it's time to take a fresh look at the issue.
For a detailed report on U.S. commitments, check out the Center for American Progress report, "The U.S. Role in International Climate Finance."
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Get used to ever increasing hell and high water folks.
The primary weapon to fight increasingly extreme and destabilizing weather is raising the price of climate pollution. And yet the wealthy nations are still spending a billion dollars a week subsidizing climate pollution to make it even cheaper to keep dumping it into our weather system.
Two decades after Rio the battle to stop climate destabilization hasn't even made it to the point of stopping subsidies for climate pollution. Clearly the citizen of the wealthy nations are going to have to do a heck of a lot more to stop climate chaos than we have done so far.
Do we have some idea about what climate aid in developing countries includes? It could include a desperate measure like building a seawall on a Pacific Island, or pro-active measures to limit the spread of malaria, help coastal populations move to higher ground, design climate-adapted housing, develop climate-tolerant food supply, plant CO2 absorbing organisms, move away from dependence on charcoal and kerosene…
Here's hoping.
Thanks for a few examples.
Does anyone know where the 'new OECD estimates' can be found? These numbers always baffle me. Certainly the EU countries in the 24 have no such net subsidies, when you look at the average price of gas of over $8 per US gallon at the pump, most of which is tax, plus the production taxes raised by UK and Norway. Australia gains a huge amount of revenue from fossil fuel production taxes.
The negative subsidies, generally known as 'taxes', dwarf any subsidies.
This was acknowledged in the IEA report on fossil subsidies, where the vast majority were in developing countries, mainly with fossil fuel production, where the domestic populations had access to oil/gas at prices below world prices. The developed countries were very small, and NET subsidies there were hugely negative.
I didn't want to feed the negative, that could end up being dissipated by bureaucrats in endless discussion.
The assumptions underlying the World bank report warrant several criticisms.
First, pledging to provide set funds for 'stabilization & adaption' (in response to an open-ended degree of climate destabilization now in the pipeline) is both deficient and compensatory in nature, and was proposed only as a means to gain nations' participation in the plainly token effort of voluntary national emission targets for 2020.
Second, it is sufficient reliable funding to allow developing nations to move directly to renewables without first establishing fossil infrastucture that has primary significance. Without that development funding a binding climate treaty is not negotiable as it would leave huge populations without better energy supplies while facing worsening weather impacts.
Third, as the bitter history of western pledges of 'aid' funding and the report itself make clear, the pledge of $100Bn/yr by 2020 is declaratory and wholly unreliable long-term, particularly in light of the present western economic decline. The report acknowledges this tangentially with its statement:
"the large financial flows required for climate stabilization and adaptation will, in the long run, be mainly private in composition".
Private funding, apart from an insignificant scale of philanthropy, will occur only where there is a competitive return on investment. Proposing that this normal commercial investment would somehow replace or qualify as part of the Climate Finance Initiative is brazenly dishonest, as the US-run World Bank well knows.
In contrast to the Climate Finance Initiative the mechanism for funding nations' avoidance of fossil fuel dependence and deforestation and their adaption to ongoing climate destabilization must logically meet three criteria:
– it must be demonstrably efficient in meeting the objectives to avoid catastrophic collapse and conflict;
– it must be demonstrably equitable to endure under the immense stresses that coming generations will face;
– and it must be demonstrably robust and reliable to give sufficient confidence for its negotiability as a central component of a binding climate treaty.
No voluntary pledge of funds can meet these criteria, and even statutory fixed national liabilities would fail the efficiency test, the equity test and the negotiability test due to their unresponsiveness to declining western economic dominance.
What is required is the allocation of national GHG emission entitlements under an annually contracting global GHG budget, with those allocations converging from the present de facto shares reflecting national wealth to shares expressing international per capita parity, with those populous nations gaining surplus entitlements having the right to trade them with nations in need, with the revenues being ring-fenced to relevant spending.
In this manner developing nations would have a reliably valuable commodity to sell, with the revenues dedicated to meeting the objectives, and all parties would have a strong direct incentive to terminate GHG emissions as rapidly as possible.
From this perspective the World Bank proposal appears to be just more obfuscation by its US controllers to avoid discussing the actual mutual requirements of a viable climate treaty.


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Three nursing homes in southeastern Connecticut face state fines of more than $1,000 for lapses in care cited by the Department of Public Health.
• Kindred Nursing and Rehabilitation Crossings East of New London was fined $1,090 by the DPH for two incidents in which staff members acted inappropriately with patients. In one case, a nurse physically restrained a resident who was behaving aggressively and engaged in an inappropriate verbal exchange, the DPH report says. In another, a nurse's aide called a resident a derogatory name and slammed the door when she exited the resident's room. The aide was terminated after the facility investigated the incident, the DPH report says.
• Avalon Health Care Center at Stoneridge in Mystic was fined $1,020 in connection with an incident in which a resident who had trouble eating suffered second-degree burns on his or her thigh from spilling hot soup that he or she was trying to eat. The resident was sitting at a supervised lunch table when the spill occurred, but a nurse's aide had patted the resident's pants dry, and the burns were not discovered until 45 minutes later, the DPH report says.
• Regency Heights of Norwich, LLC, was fined $1,490 for lapses in care related to two residents – one who was a suicide risk, and the other who was an elopement or escape risk. In one case, state surveyors faulted the home for not taking full precautions after a resident had attempted suicide by wrapping a belt around his or her neck. Although the facility provided one-on-one monitoring of the patient, state inspectors found that call-light cords were left within the resident's reach, and an aide on duty was allowing the resident to go into the bathroom alone. The home also was cited in the case of a resident who climbed out a first-floor window and suffered a wrist injury. The care plan for that resident did not include adequate precautions to address the patient's tendency to try to leave the facility, the DPH report says.
This story was reported under a partnership with the Connecticut Health I-Team (www.c-hit.org)
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Awesome, amazing work everyone! I will catch up tomorrow.
They said I could walk so I hiked, 10 mi. in 6 hr. Wore my new Nathan hydration vest. Very comfy and it didn't move. Not sure how walking will feel tomorrowand if it is, I'll hit the gym.
Run strong and fierce!
Mary Kay
Running: Started 5/6/2011; Graduated C25k - 7/21/11; Graduated B210k - 11/24/11;
PRs: 5k - 36:42; 8k - 1:10; 4.15 m - 53.41; 10k - 1:18; HM - 2:56:31
I may be slow but I'm persistant.
Goals: 5k under 30 min.; HM under 2 hr.; AG award in the USAF HM! and one full marathon.
It won't be easy but it will be worth it!
hey all, quick race reports:
Terranss, a friend and I finished our first Mt Baldy Run to the To Top (http://run2top.com)! Terranss completed in 1hr47, and I in 2hr00. I shaved 11min from my practice run a few weeks ago. I felt great; i fueld well and conserved my gatorade (i typ only ran w water) and only stopped when the steep parts starting hitting us. The winner finished in 1hr08min; wow! The ski lift operators decided to offer free rides down versus the $10 advertised so that was a welcome treat!
Also yesterday i successfully dragged my whole family to a local 5k; i did 10k; 180 people only. It's also a tough one, as the first part is downhill then back up to the finish. My oldest boy did well, but my wife and two younger ones decided to walk most of it (I guess i'll accept that ) I did well on the 10k, 3miles down 3miles up. We had a good time especially with a $3 pancake breakfast. We left soon after that, as we're packing and moving a couple miles (what a drag; who doesnt hate moving??) Well, later at home i found out i came in 12th and 1st in my age group!! yay for me, but i missed receving my first age group medal. boo! bummer finished in 54:49. I sprinted at the end but avoided passing a guy in the last 10 feet, cuz i felt that wasn't cool.
11/13/11 - Mission Inn Run 5k Riverside, CA: 23'52" PR
12/11/11 - Holiday Half Marathon Pomona, CA: 1hr 55'50" PR
04/07/12 - Hollywood 10k Hollywood, CA: 48'16" PR
MaryKay - that is some hike! I hope you're not feeling it too badly tomorrow.
AlfNiner - 11 minutes off your practice run is awesome! Say "hi" and congrats on the race to Terranss (I hope his wife is doing ok). How nice that the whole family went to the 5k/10k. Great finish, but,more importantly, great sportsmanship.
Long run report - 11.5 miles. Miles 3-9 were pretty strong. Legs got a little tired around mile 9 to 9.5 or so, but I pushed through and felt pretty darn good at the end. I took walk/water breaks every 2 miles until mile 9 and then I took a walk/water break at miles 9 and 10. I tried Hammer gels - much better texture than GU - and the chocolate was mmmmm. I still can't believe I ran 11.5 miles. Big sappy grin on my face
mkayc - so u hurt your hamstring, dr says you can walk, and you hiked 10miles? wow that is huge! i hope you're doing well today. nice job.
debm - thanks. and awesome job pushing out 11.5miles!
11/13/11 - Mission Inn Run 5k Riverside, CA: 23'52" PR
12/11/11 - Holiday Half Marathon Pomona, CA: 1hr 55'50" PR
04/07/12 - Hollywood 10k Hollywood, CA: 48'16" PR
Chicago Half Marathon preliminary results: 2 hours 17 minutes 53 seconds. Fantastic day for a race. Cool morning (65?) Puffy clouds - no rain.
I have yet to participate in Bike The Drive, but today (as with the Soldier Field 10) I have run parts of it. I can report that most of the pavement north of 57th street is nice and soopth.
A race like this is a treat for running on (and falling over) uneven sidewalks.
I have no experience in road construction, but it seems that asphalt cracks at the top of a street's crown.
(The stuff ya notice when you're not in a car!)
Those transverse cracks made me nervous, so I stayed away from them.
Favorite sign seen on the sidelines: RUN? I THOUGHT YOU SAID RUN
Also: RUN AS IF YOU ARE BEING CHASED BY CLOWN
(New Balance and Nike are making minimalist slap shoes?)
Although I would concede that clowns run faster than zombies.
10K race in Chicago's Perfect 10 back in November '11 1:03:26
Soldier Field 10 5/26/2012 1:46:25
Chicago Half Marathon 9/9/2012 2:17:53
10 mile race in Chicago's Perfect 10 on 11/10/2012: 1:37:21
I did it! I ran 13 miles and felt pretty darn good at the finish, like I could have done just a little bit more. It feels awesome to have that "under my belt"! One more time next Sunday...then a 5K with my son and then I taper. Half Marathon is Sept. 30 in Maine. My Amphipod belt and bottles worked out beautifully as did my Hammer Gels + Heed. Hubby checked up on me at about mile 8 and picked up the tired dog. It was spectacular weather and my beautiful Berkshire hills were stunning and peaceful to run through. Yay!
Debm2011 That a girl! good to hear the sleep helped. AND...YAY Whoot, bravo. Way to go, girl! Glad you like those Hammer gels...they're my fav too.
jmsab23 Thanks, Jon! So super about your daughter's race! I'm really excited to run with my teenage son in a few weeks. It's such a dream of mine to share this activity with family. Bummer about the upset stomach, though.
Webpro11 Nice work and on a cruise too! 26 miles!? A marathon coming up?
chell730 Congrats on that amazing 5 K results! Good for you. I'm so proud of you.
Old Coyote Very nice 20 miler! That is so impressive...and you're a good hubby too!
linuscatch Thanks! Nice about you and DW sharing running. My half marathon is Sept. 30 in Portland Me. (where hubby and I met and where we are also going to celebrate our 25th anniversary) He will be cheering me on (he is not a runner)
NHLA "1st place by leg 20" <~ Outstanding! SO SO proud of you!! Great job.
mkayc Good to hear you were able to hike! Heal up soon.
AlfNiner Good stuff!! So nice you wrangled the whole family in, too.
degregorius Wow! Just, wow.
Age: 53
1980 Humboldt Redwoods Marathon
Best 5K time: 31 minutes
Best 10K time: 1:12
First 1/2 Marathon: 2:43
Raised $4491 for animal charity through running
For 2013:
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Maine Marathon 9/29- I hope to finish 2:30
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10K race in Chicago's Perfect 10 back in November '11 1:03:26
Soldier Field 10 5/26/2012 1:46:25
Chicago Half Marathon 9/9/2012 2:17:53
10 mile race in Chicago's Perfect 10 on 11/10/2012: 1:37:21
MelodyLea: Well done! Don't know how I'd do on hills. Chicago's so flat the Wisconsinites call us "Flatlanders."
10K race in Chicago's Perfect 10 back in November '11 1:03:26
Soldier Field 10 5/26/2012 1:46:25
Chicago Half Marathon 9/9/2012 2:17:53
10 mile race in Chicago's Perfect 10 on 11/10/2012: 1:37:21
So many of you getting it done this weekend. You are all phenominal!!
NHLA - AmAzing times on your legs!! Yeah, looks better than billy goat tough from here. Can't imagine any part of that race being easy at 10 pm. It must have been an exhilirating experience to finish 9th on Saturday. "Ran into the girl who mooned me last year but did not recognize her till she turned around." ?? Guess she was running backwards?
Degregorious - 2 hours 17 minutes 53 seconds!! That must have felt great!! sounds like a wonderful day for a race and your report reminded me of Cleveland. I was thinking about the city engineers the whole way; they invited thousands here to inspect these roads and didn't think it might be a good idea to clean up the potholes and snow damage from 1995? Concrete jungle challenges.
Congrats AlfNiner on both of your races! Both sounded like a lot of fun along with the great run times! About that passing thing, I get passed at the end all the time and don't hold against the guy (and so far it's only been guys) but I know what you mean about feeling it might not be fair. Consider that you have no idea where the person started and if you started later, you likely passed him or her before you finished. Good luck with your move. Yeah, my hike was an accomplishment but your races were awesome, awesome!
Jmsab, great race for you and your daughter, especially since you weren't feeling well. It's amazing what our bodies can do. Glad it was good weather.
Mel, awesome 13 m run!! You are so ready for your HM!! That must feel good. Love that you felt you could have done more and you outran the dog! Enjoy that family 5k!
Deb, You DID It!! 11.5 is fantastic and 13.1 is right behind. My fav Hammer gels are Hickleberry, Tropical and Vanilla but they are milder than the Cholcolate. I like that they aren't as sweet as GU.
Chell, great strides! You are getting so fast! You are beasting this running thing. Take care to protect.
Tony, welcome back. Cruise sounds like it was great!
OC - 20 mi. Wow!! And that bounce back trip to the mall, I don't know how you did it. Had it been me, my feet would have been up and my butt down for the rest of the day.
LInus, it looks like you are training for a full and not a half with those runs. You are so ready! Relax and enjoy so you can protect your gains.
I'm looking into "dry needling" and stretching and I have a stick I'm using to roll the legs over. I was lost when I first heard I had to stop running bc all I could imagine was either resting and giving up on the 9/29 run or pushing to keep training for 9/29 and risk messing up the later races. Scott suggested I make no decision, set a date, focus on recovery work until then and reaccess whether I can run. So that's what I'm doing until Thursday. Wish I'd thought of it, though.
Forgot to mention, saw two does, two daddy longlegs and a box turtle on hike (bc someone pointed them out). Ya, I know it's not much in comparison but it's a start.
Run strong and fierce and enjoy!
Mary Kay
Running: Started 5/6/2011; Graduated C25k - 7/21/11; Graduated B210k - 11/24/11;
PRs: 5k - 36:42; 8k - 1:10; 4.15 m - 53.41; 10k - 1:18; HM - 2:56:31
I may be slow but I'm persistant.
Goals: 5k under 30 min.; HM under 2 hr.; AG award in the USAF HM! and one full marathon.
It won't be easy but it will be worth it!
We were waiting at exchange 31 and I ask her to turn around I think I know you. never forget a good hind end. This could have gone very wrong but I was right. Everybody on her team hit the ground laughing.
2012 Races: Tony from Florida
Jan.7,2012 Walt Disney World Half Marathon Orlando FL 02:09:14 PR
Oct 7 2012 Chicago Marathon Chicago Illinois 05:17:43
Feb 10, 2012 Rock N Roll Half Marathon St Petersburg FL
2011 Races:
Started running at 58 ( Nov 23rd 2010)
Half Marathon Results
Oct 31,2011 Fl Halloween Halfathron 02:18:22
Sept 4, 2011 Dodge Rock 'n' Roll Virgina Beach Half Marathon 02:28:20
April 30,2011 Country Music Half Marathon Nashville TN 02:56:02
First Race. First Half. 2:26
I obtained my original goal of getting a 13.1 sticker. I think I'm going to take a week off and rest my feet.
Webpro. Nice dolphin photo!
Congrats igotwings!
love the photo webpro!
I got in a short 2 miler this morning in 24:18. I am coming down with a sinus infection. I think it's from the race I did on Saturday and the fires they had going in the campground we had to run through. Hopefully it moves out of my system quickly. I ran through my last one in January as well.
I hope everyone has a wonderful week!!!
"Your story is your power, not your shame." ~Ryan Blair~
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Soles for Education 5k- 36:29
Armed Forces 5k- 36:14
Christie Clinic Illinois half Marathon 4/27/2013
igotwings - Congratulations! You deserve two weeks off now. Seriously, I'd take a week off from running, and nothing but easy threes the next week. Maybe a fiver.
degregorius - Good half!
webpro - thanks for the good word
linus - You're gonna kill that half. We were about even in the 10k this spring, but I think you'd mop the floor with me now! Your training's been monster.
marykay - glad you can hike.
bigslade - where you at?
melodylea - webpro and NRDgirl are both doing the Chicago Marathon as their first, just 2 weeks before MY first. I'm glad I'm not alone in this insanity.
Easy three this morning. About 52 degrees. I actually wore a thin beanie under my headlamp.
Amazing runs everyone, holy cow!! Congratulations to you all, you're all awe-inspiring!! I am proud to associate with you all!!! Webpro, nice photo too
I will second in on MelodyLea, I also ran 13.1 this weekend ahead of my first half-marathon!! I went online and printed the race map for the Oshkosh Half Marathon, which passes a mere 6 blocks from my house. So I walked out to that intersection then ran the race, basically. I finished in 2:52:11, so now I have a solid goal time for my actual race. There was a very nice stretch on the Wiowash multi-use trail which I have never run before. It was beautiful and I will definitely be back! I had water and some trail mix with me for fuel which did not upset my tummy like the Carb-Boom gel did the weekend before. I just felt better all-around this weekend vs last even though the distance was greater. Weather was nice and cool with bright sunshine and low humidity, aaaahh!
I need to taper starting next weekend though because my race is a week ahead of Melody's, so the plan is to do 6 miles next Sunday and take it easy the following week. I also need to give my legs a break today, they are still tired.
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Cannes Check: Ken Loach's 'The Angels' Share'
The director: Ken Loach (British, 75 years old)
The talent: As is often the case with Loach films, the cast is a jumble of fresh faces and old hands from British film and television. Making his screen debut in the lead is 24 year-old Scotsman Paul Brannigan, whom we'll also see later this year in Jonathan Glazer's "Under the Skin." Heading up the support is veteran English comic actor Roger Allam (recently seen in "The Iron Lady" and "Tamara Drewe"), who previously worked with Loach on 2006's "The Wind That Shakes the Barley." Other Loach associates on board include bulldog-faced character actor John Henshaw (for many the standout of 2009's "Looking for Eric") and young Glaswegian William Ruane ("Sweet Sixteen," "Tickets," "Barley").
On script duty, of course, is Paul Laverty, who has written all but one of Loach's narrative films since 1996's "Carla's Song," winning the Best Screenplay award at Cannes in 2002 for "Sweet Sixteen." Loach's regular producer Rebecca O'Brien is also on board. Below the line, the presence of Robbie Ryan, whose work for Andrea Arnold (most dazzlingly on "Wuthering Heights") has made him one of the most exciting cinematographers in the business, adds interest. Still, given that Loach's two most recent, rather pedestrian-looking features were shot by Barry Ackroyd and Chris Menges, respectively, don't get your hopes up for a visual feast.
The pitch: While remaining under his umbrella of social realism, Loach's recent work has shuffled between earnest political tracts and lightweight working-class comedy. "The Angels' Share" (a title bound to test many subeditors' apostrophe awareness, so yay for that) falls into the latter bracket, last joined by "Looking for Eric" -- and like that film, appears to be something of a male-bonding story. Brannigan plays Robbie, a ne-er-do-well and petty criminal who, after narrowly escaping jail and becoming a father, vows to change his ways. With the help of three friends made while performing community service, he sets about what any young man looking to go on the straight and narrow would do: opening a whisky distillery. Loachian hilarity presumably ensues.
The pedigree: With "The Angels' Share" marking his eleventh appearance in the Cannes competition, Loach extends his record as the festival's most-selected filmmaker -- he's also the lone Brit in the lineup. Given that his last few entries didn't exactly set the Croisette alight (remember "Route Irish" two years ago? No?), you could be forgiven for wondering just what dirt he has on Thierry Fremaux, but it's only six years since he (finally, after numerous consolatory jury prizes) won the Palme d'Or for "The Wind That Shakes the Barley." Even that, however, wasn't a wildly popular choice: Loach has Cannes pedigree to spare, but his routine presence in the lineup has taken on something of a medicinal quality for many festivalgoers.
The buzz: As stated above, a new Ken Loach joint doesn't tend to arouse much excitement these days, though they tend to be politely received. In this case, the cat's already out the bag the some extent: the film has already screened for UK critics, and while I haven't seen it myself, the lukewarm reactions of several trusted colleagues suggest we shouldn't expect a radical spike in the director's form.
The odds: Given everything we know of the project, you'd have to put Loach near the back of the pack. His 2006 Palme d'Or was already something of a lifetime achievement award (and came, incidentally, two years after the festival's Ecumenical Jury gave him an undisguised career honor), so there'd be little reason to give him another unless the new film was something spectacular -- which, we have every reason to believe, it isn't. Still, that's not to write off the possibility of the film receiving some sort of smaller award, perhaps (again) for Laverty's screenplay -- jury president Nanni Moretti is nothing if not sympathetic to small-scale human comedies. After all, "nice" films are the ones that benefit most from divided juries.
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Burkina Faso star Jonathan Pitroipa was cleared Friday to play in the Africa Cup of Nations final against Nigeria after a referee who sent him off admitted the decision was incorrect.
"The red card is withdrawn," CAF secretary general Hicham El Amrani told journalists after the disciplinary commission's decision.
Tunisian Slim Jdidi red carded Pitroipa during the semi-final win over Ghana for wrongly believing he had 'dived' and the midfielder would have missed the final this Sunday if the match official had not accepted he made a mistake.
The match official erred in booking the player a second time with three minutes of extra time left last Wednesday and then sending him off.
"Everyone realised that this referee did not officiate well," CAF president Issa Hayatou told a media breakfast at a plush Johannesburg suburb hotel.
"They have told me the referee has sent a letter saying he got it wrong.
"The referee admitted his error in his report given to the (CAF) secretary general (Hicham El Amrani) -- he recognised that he had got it wrong."
Jdidi's admission that he made a mistake paved the way for the red card to be rescinded and for Pitroipa to take his place in the Burkina Faso side to face Nigeria at Soccer City stadium in Soweto.
Pitroipa struck the lone goal in the 1-0 extra-time quarter-final win over Togo and also scored in the earlier 4-0 rout of Ethiopia -- the first victory by the Burkinabe at the African football showcase in 19 matches.
The wide, attacking midfielder from French club Rennes has helped lighten the blow of the Burkinabe losing their best striker, Alain Traore, to injury early in the final group game against Zambia.
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Skip to comments.The fear of martial law
Posted on 03/22/2012 11:12:53 AM PDT by WPaCon
The President of the United States of America, Barack Hussein Obama, has generated so much fear that the most common theme of posted comments and private communications is that he will refuse to relinquish power if defeated in November or that, under some pretext, he will declare a state of martial law.
Many, myself included, did not like the Patriot Act that was enacted following 9/11 but there is little evidence that this law has been abused to deprive Americans of their fundamental rights and freedom, though surely some suspected of being terrorists were detained.
An Executive Order posted on the White House website on Friday, March 16, 2012, has generated a wave of fear. It is officially about "National Defense Resources Preparedness" and its stated policy addresses "national defense resource policies and programs under the Defense Production Act of 1950."
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In 1950 the nation was entering a new phase of history following World War II. It would be called the Cold War led by the then-Soviet Union, but 1950 is also important because on October 1, 1949, Mao Zedung had proclaimed the birth of the People's Republic of China, instituting a Communist regime that continues to this day. With German and Japanese totalitarian threats vanquished, new ones were emerging.
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Like martial law would work given the military's almost universal disgust with the t*rd-in-chief.
how many times have we heard this? I heard the dems say it about reagan, then the republicans say it about clinton, then the dems say it about GWB...
next thing we'll be hearing the story about putting him on mt. rushmore, teh dollar bill, etc...
He won't declare martial law. He'll declare sharia law.
I may have missed it however, I cannot find the EO number or numbers...Just the lists but no actual Number in Obama's list of his Executive Orders. Anyone?
Methinks a lot of rhetoric flying is masochistic wishful thinking: a deep hope that great evil will befall the country, desired for the meaning, if not sheer entertainment value, of having something to struggle against. Every group not in power wishes the in-power opposition would do something horrible just to justify acting on the pent-up rage and punish/rectify imagined ills.
Indeed, I've been hearing "President X is going to impose martial law & cancel elections!" for several decades, regardless of party of those involved. BHO's specialty is smoky backroom deals, not leading armies in total devotion to his cause. He may buy off the election, but he can't cancel it.
"...but there is little evidence that this law has been abused to deprive Americans of their fundamental rights and freedom..."
Say what? Large parts of the Patriot Act are used almost exclusively against ordinary American citizens, evading the very longstanding Bill of Rights rules. And when I say "almost exclusively", this means that only a fraction of a percent of these rules have actually been used against terrorists and their supporters.
This comes about because large parts of the Patriot Act do not exclusively apply to just the federal government, but to state and even local governments as well. But in most of the US, there has never been even a hint of terrorism.
This impacts not just criminals and criminal suspects, but even honest citizens can be whimsically abused by police just in case they *might* do something that is unlawful, or even for no reason at all.
The entire purpose of the Bill of Rights is so that government cannot do that.
Didn't someone say it about George Washington? I cannot remember who, but I'm pretty sure someone did.
Im not so sure Id jump to that conclusion. I think the military would follow his orders w/o question. Yes, there would be some refusal but that would be the exception and quashed quickly. History bears this out.
Any more? What mainstream media outlet has reported on it with any accuracy?
Nope...why do you suppose they work so hard to suppress the military vote?
The on going social disintegration of America is bound to be reflected in American political life. The fear of "The Divine One" attempting to remain in power by effecting a coup reflects the disintegration. Will a coup occur in the real world; i.e. November 2012 through January 2013? That is the specific question, and the mere fact the question can be asked is in itself rather ominous.
This EO simply updates another EO (12919) that had been in place since June 1994, and amended several times since.
Yes I was really upset about it at first but upon reflection I'm getting a mental image of Barkey going on TV declaring martial law and everyone just ignores him. 50 sovereign states will probably just give him the finger.
Every group not in power wishes the in-power opposition would do something horrible just to justify acting on the pent-up rage and punish/rectify imagined ills.
You're right. The long story of humanity.
"Indeed, Ive been hearing President X is going to impose martial law & cancel elections! for several decades"
BS. I sure as hell haven't. This is the FIRST time in my lifetime I've heard this concern so frequently, so seriously.
"Didnt someone say it about George Washington? I cannot remember who, but Im pretty sure someone"
Seems to me....Washington (George, that is) barely got off his hoss, after the election, when he personally led two state militias in the field...to do what?...impose taxes for the new fed gunmint...in the territories..... where people didn't have a vote...all hearsay, of course...and prolly one of them thar "conspiracy theories" we hear so much about...
Semper watching!
at least a good cause involve—whiskey—that time...
Semper WTF!
I forgot to delete the word "more."
Obozo knows that all over rural America the true Patriots are quietly cleaning and oiling their weapons.
I get it. Zero has stock in firearms companies. the tricky devil...
"Didnt someone say it about George Washington?"
Probably, and they were right. Not only did he invoke martial law, but he actually rode into the field as CIC.
B/c they can.
There's nothing sacrosanct about the military. They're certainly not, as a group, any more noble than anyone else. When they get the order to fire on civilians, take their property etc they'll do it. They might not like it but they'll do it. Anyone thinking otherwise will have a rude and perhaps terminal eye opening.
Dictator Baby-Doc Barack is proving himself to be a blithering idiot.
Obama says what he thinks his audience wants to be true, and then expects us to believe his lie.
"I think the military would follow his orders w/o question."
Very hard to say. Some in the military could get access to nukes or form an alliance with overseas purveyors of nukes. A mushroom cloud (or the threat of one) over DC would not be unthinkable in the event of an hussein dictatorship.
We have never really had a dictator in the US(unless you consider FDR a dictator), and it is difficult to predict how citizens or the military would react.
At least George Washingon couldn't blame everything on the previous administration.
I've said the military will do what they are told many times only to be countered with no they won't many are Oathkeepers. But, I wonder how many are Oathkeepers? Furthermore, the police are not for our protection their duty is to protect government.
All those who don't believe Martial Law can happen need to read about the Bonus Expeditionary Forces after WWI staring General MacArthur, George Patton and Dwight Eisenhower.
My observation is it has always been this frequent and serious this far ahead of a presidential election. Really.
The Obama doesn't have the gravitas to pull it off.
Orders of magnitude between the aggressive removal of protestors vs. outright martial law.
It wasn't till the early 1850s, though—when all the commies who had escaped the hangman in 1848's rebellion in Europe—had shown up in usa and began positioning themselves in the legislatures of canada and washington, eventually the Union army, etc.
Karl Marx had already been a writer for the NY Tribune w/Horace Greeley for 10 years, etc, etc...the writing was then on the wall for anyone w/a crystal ball...i.e., dishonest abe, etc.
Semper Watching!
Maybe but these men were unemployed, hungry and only wanted what was promised to them. Their bonus. Instead they got charged with 6 tanks, bayonets, gassed and their shacks burned.
Think what it will be when there is no food on the shelves and high unemployment all across the nation, not just in DC. The race riots will look like a walk in the park.
Its all about perception and deception. If Barry can make a martial law scenario look like what it really is then theres no question the military will follow along. Yes, he'll be a dictator at the point but not in those words. If he can pull off a soft coup then the deception is complete. As I said, there will be some few who refuse but you and I will never know it. Most in the military will go along for various reasons but go along they will.
I think you see it clearly. The police will be esp bad. Right now they must keep their corruption in the dark. When Constitutional protections evaporate there's nothing to stop them being the worthless criminals they are. Those in the military will follow suit not wanting to be left out.
"All those who dont believe Martial Law can happen need to read about the Bonus Expeditionary Forces after WWI staring General MacArthur, George Patton and Dwight Eisenhower."
Yeh, or, depending on yer motivation/lack thereof, maybe the alternate Athens,Tenn 1946 version...
Semper watching!
I believe there is truth in your statement above. We have a deep divide in the U.S. between the philosophies of the right and left. It is like a boil that has been festering for a long time. Some in this nation, on both the right and the left, would like it lanced.
I disagree, though, with your statement that the "ills" are "imagined". When nearly 50% or more of one's income is confiscated in taxes, when one is forced to support programs that deeply violate one's religious conscience, and when one must lick the boots of numberless petty bureaucrats just to open a lemon aide stand, these offenses are not "imagined".
I agree. If it gets that bad it will mean a serious SHTF senario has happened. Food and water will be scarce but our military is well prepped with both. Our soldiers will do what they are ordered to to stay alive via that food and water being provided them. Then, after 95% of the American population dies off in the first six months or so, due to any number of reasons, lack of water/food being number one, it is simple mop up time for the troops. It will not matter how many firearms have been sold recently or how many are in private hands. Dead men can't shoot anything. This is the way I see it going. Flame away all, I have my 2012 Mayan calender asbestos suit on tight!
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