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Gallstones and kidney stones are not related. They form in different areas of the body. If a person has a gallstone, he or she is not necessarily more likely to develop kidney stones. (Source: excerpt from Gallstones: NWHIC)

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Associated conditions are those which appear statistically related, but do not have a clear cause or effect relationship. Whereas the complications are caused by Gallstones, and underlying causes may be causes of Gallstones, the following list shows associated conditions that simply appear with higher frequency in people who have Gallstones. In some cases, there may be overlap between this list and risk factors for Gallstones. People with Gallstones may be more likely to get a condition on the list of associated conditions, or the reverse may be true, or both. Whether they are causes of, caused by, or simply coincidentally related to Gallstones is not always clear. For general information, see Associated Condition Misdiagnosis.

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Overcoming Obstacles to Recovering Settlement Costs from Insurers

As many policyholders already know, prompt payments from insurance companies for settlement costs can be hard to come by. Often, the policyholder must settle a case without a commitment to help fund it from its insurer.

If the suit is substantial enough, a policyholder with cash-flow problems may be put out of business by its insurance company’s refusal to cover a settlement opportunity. This scenario is what some in the insurance industry refer to as “death of company.” But even if a policyholder has the wherewithal to fund a large settlement without its insurer’s contribution, challenges remain in the pursuit of an eventual insurance recovery.

Challenging the Settlement Conditions

If the underlying case is settled, the insurance company will question the extent to which it is bound by the settlement. After the policyholder settles and requests a payout from the insurer for that amount, the insurance company will often contend that the policyholder was not liable to the claimant or that the settlement was unreasonable.

In essence, it tries to force the policyholder to relitigate the case and prove its liability in the coverage action. Even after such efforts, the insurance company may reverse course and try to evade its coverage obligations by arguing that the “true liability or exposure” is for uncovered liability (e.g., “uncovered dishonest acts” vs. covered negligent or reckless acts).

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A second type of all-too-common dispute occurs when the insurance company simply withholds its “consent” to the settlement. In this situation, it may simply try to avoid coverage on the basis that it did not consent to the policyholder entering into a settlement — irrespective of an analysis as to whether the settlement reached by the policyholder was prudent and covered by the insurance policy.

Policyholders need to act carefully when dealing with the lack of consent argument. For example, a federal trial court in 2000 allowed an insurance company to void coverage after the policyholder failed to obtain the insurer’s written consent to settle. The court reasoned that even though the insurer sent a “preliminary” denial of insurance coverage, that fact did not relieve the policyholder of complying with the clause requiring written consent from the insurance company prior to reaching a settlement.

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While many courts hold that policyholders dealing with a denial of coverage (whether “preliminary” or not) are permitted to protect themselves in a suit by entering into reasonable settlements without forfeiting their insurance coverage, there are still ways to reduce insurance coverage litigation risk with an insurance company that just refuses to cover settlements.

First, even if the insurance company denies coverage, it is still wise to keep it (and any applicable excess insurance companies) abreast of settlement negotiations and developments. This reduces the amount of Monday morning quarterbacking that insurers sometime play — arguing that they would have handled things differently if they had been informed of settlement issues. Also, providing this information may lead the insurance company to revisit its claims position where there had simply been some miscommunication during the claim process.

Second, if there is an imminent deal with the claimant, ask the insurance company to consent to the settlement. If it refuses, at least ask that it agrees to waive any coverage defense based upon its lack of consent. Many insurance companies will do this while they “preserve” other potential coverage defenses.

Third, given the lengths that a “claim investigation” can go — especially one conducted by a law firm “on behalf of the underwriters” — it is important to be mindful of statute-of-limitation issues. Policyholders can get preoccupied with channeling all of their attention to resolving the claim. While it certainly may be desirable to resolve the claim before proceeding to coverage litigation, policyholders still need to ensure that their litigation options remain open during this period.

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On any cemetery safari in Colma "City of the Dead," there are several worthy, unique sights in Olivet Memorial Park. Just past "Clown Alley," where circus "showfolk" are buried, is a large black stone monument. It commemorates deceased members of a labor union founded in San Francisco in 1885 -- the Sailors' Union of the Pacific.

The sculptured figure, rising out of the stone, looks like a mysterious, cloaked superhero, gripping a ship's wheel.

Sailors' Union of the Pacific Monument

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Starting Bid - $500.00, Sold For - $2,115.00

Collection of seven high-grade key Hall of Famers from the classic 1955 Topps issue, highlighted by the rookie card of Roberto Clemente, Ted Williams, and Hank Aaron. Each card has been submitted by REA to be graded and encapsulated by PSA: #2 Ted Williams (EX 5), 4 Al Kaline (NM 7 [ST], nice card, qualifier due to light toning/wax stain along edge of reverse), 28 Ernie Banks (EX 5), 47 Hank Aaron (NM 7), 164 Roberto Clemente (RC, EX-MT 6, centered 35/65 L/R), 189 Phil Rizzuto (EX-MT 6), and 210 Duke Snider (EX-MT 6). All seven are bright and crisp with sharp corners, and brilliant colors. This is an exceptionally crisp group of very sharp-looking key cards from one of Topps' most significant card sets, assembled one card at a time as a representative selection of key cards by a very dedicated and condition-conscious longtime collector. SMR value is $2,285. Total 5 cards. Reserve $500. Estimate $1,000/$2,000+. SOLD FOR $2,115.00

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The goal with this robot was to try to build a small scale model of my Heavyweight robot, Nightmare.

This mean little spinner is only one pound (16 ounces), and was built in July 2003.

  January 22 2005 : MicroNightmare won several fights at the Marin Ant Wars, but didn't place this time. Fought to 5th place at this event.
  October 9-10 2004: MicroNightmare fought through several tough opponents at the RFL Nationals, but did not place this time.
July 1-4 2004: MicroNightmare fought his way to a 1st place championship at the NPC Charity Open in Anoka, Minnesota, fighting the final round against my other bot, ShazBot. Donald Hutson was guest-driving ShazBot.
  June 8-9 2004: MicroNightmare fought at the Tensilica SOZbots event in San Diego, California. This was a multi-day event, and he fought only 1 day, but didn't place in the finals.

May 22 2004: MicroNightmare won the 1st place championship at the Sacbots Gilroy Bot Gauntlet in Gilroy, CA!

April 1 2004: This was an event with a new competition each day, on day 3, MicroNightmare took 5th place at the Tensilica SOZbots 3.4 event at the Tensilica booth in San Francisco, CA. He won 2 out of 4 fights.

March 31 2004: MicroNightmare fought at the Tensilica SOZbots 3.3 event at the Tensilica booth in San Francisco, CA. He won only 1 out of 3 fights, so took 9th place.

March 20-21 2004: MicroNightmare won 1st place at the SOZbots 3.1 event at the RobOlympics event in San Francisco, CA. He went undefeated all the way to win the championship!

December 13 2003: MicroNightmare competed at the SOZbots 2.7 event at the RSA Holiday Games in San Francisco, CA. He fought in 5 fights, but didn't quite make it past that, and took 6th place.

October 18 2003: MicroNightmare competed at the Sacbash event in Sacramento, CA. Split a few bots apart, but didn't win this time.

August 30 2003: MicroNightmare fought at the Robot Assault event in Henderson, North Carolina. He fought his way to 2nd place this tournament!

August 16 2003: MicroNightmare competed at the SOZbots 2.6 event at Steel Conflict 4, in Los Angeles, CA. Although he didn't win, he put on a good fight and took 5th place. 3 wins, 2 losses.

July 27 2003: MicroNightmare won First Place at his first competition, the SOZbots 2.5 event at the RSA Robot Games in San Francisco! 5 wins, 0 losses.

More photos below:

MicroNightmare's 5.5" titanium disc (which is 1/4 of his total weight!) is powered by a Hacker B20 brushless motor. This motor is running at 14.8V on two 1200mah LiPoly battery packs for maximum destruction power!

MicroNightmare took about 4 days to build.

In testing on the last day after completion, MicroNightmare was repeatedly launching a 1lb box OVER my 4 foot tall workbench, and was cutting 3" long gashes THROUGH an industrial-duty 5 gallon plastic bucket and tossing it 6 feet away. SWEET!

Packed full of goodies from the Robot MarketPlace!

- Two 1200mah 2-cell LiPoly batteries in series for 14.8V

- SOZbots SOZDSCR2 speed controller

- Copal 60:1 drive motors

- Hacker B20-26L motor with 4:1 gearhead

- Phoenix 10 brushless motor controller

- Futaba R133F receiver

- Lite Flite 1.5" wheels

- Custom Carbon fiber frame

Building my own custom pulleys and 'bearings' that would hold up to the huge impacts and high speeds were part of the fun challenge.

That's a 5mm 6-4 titanium shaft in there.

MicroNightmare says "hello" to ShazBot, my other 1 pound Antweight robot. ShazBot is sporting his new, shiny Hexcel Texalium Carbon Fiber armor.

Special thanks to DCWaterJet for their help with MicroNightmare's disc!


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At the Fabrics and Design Show at the Javits Center this past week, Philip Rawdon, president of Formal Fabrics, Ltd., a Breezy Pointer, who designs fabrics for formal, bridal, evening, dressy decadent suits and dresses, was there promoting business and boasting about his daughters—his top salespeople—Theresa Hylan and Christina DiMinno. And what a business it has been for 40 years with sales offices in Dallas, Miami, Los Angeles and Chicago, as well as being the major manufacturing exporter to South America.

Christina, now residing at the ocean front home on 220 street, just delivered a brand new baby girl, Christa, on September 29. She also has a seven-year-old son, Anthony.

Theresa, working with her dad at the Javit’s Center, has two boys, Chris and Ryan, who are top soccer players on the Breezy Point soccer team.

Formal Fabrics, Ltd. is well known to the Pointers. They have made many prom dresses for teens and made the wedding gown for Jansen/Hanratty wedding as well as gowns for Maureen McElhenney and Mrs. Espisito. The company is right in New York City on 39 street. Give them a call when in need. (Maybe they should join the Rockaway Chamber?)

The Park avenue Country Club on Park avenue South, New York, which I wrote about last week, had many Rockawayites on hand to meet with the Hometown Heroes at a blast of a reception. Marty Keating, whom I met at the "World Wide Concern" dinner dance was there along with Toni Gallagher, John Clark, George Droesch, Jimmy and Tina Bulloch, Mike Nelson O’Brady, Margie and Bob Levy, Billy Mates, Marty McManus and many others. And, of course, our Hometown Heroes such as Knicks player Marcus Cambry and Mets pitcher Al Leiter, just to mention a few. A good time for all.

Mary O’Rourke form Breezy Point is ill at St. Francis Hospital. Speedy recovery, Mary. Remember her in your prayers.

On November 14, James Beard is holding an evening of fine foods and fun along with an auction. To attend this fund-raiser call Aquivit Restaurant on West 54 street or James Beard.

This Sunday, October 30 is the Halloween Extravaganza at Fort Tilden from 4 to 7 p.m. for children 12 and younger.

$399 for regular $799 seven-night cruise and land. Free four night hotel with three night cruise or three night hotel with four night cruise from Puerto Vallarta on the Seawind Crown or from Cancun on the Triton. All transferss between ship, airport and hotel. Luxury hotels available include Hyatt Regency, Western Resort or Sheraton. Hurry. Space is limited.

The Big Red Boat--$399, $99 per child, for four night cruise and three days in Orlando at Universal Studios Escape. Hotel, rental car and much more. Plus admission to Space World or Wet and Wild.

Thanksgiving Special—Cartwright Hotel in San Francisco set a reduced rate for November 16 to 30 at Gobbler Getaway price of $95 per room includes deluxe accommodations, continental breakfast and coffee and tea service.

Hawaii--$400 gift certificate for guests who stay a minimum for three nights through November 30 at Mauna Lani Bay. Hotels and bungalows used for dining, golf, tennis, spa and retail purchases. Illiani Resort and Spa offers a package for first Hawaiian Prix to be held at Barbers Point on West Oahu—a five minute drive away. Four nights in an oceanfront room, three days reserved grandstand seats and paddock entry. Breakfast and lunch daily at the race site and a gift.

Italy—Rome or Florence $599 air/land. Five nights, breakfast, transfes, discount dining and more. November 1 to March 31 Venice $699.

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FS#12327 - Bluetooth dongle interface faulty for ipod video color 30GB (Sennheiser BTD300i, Kokai i10s)

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Task Type Bugs
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Priority Normal
Reported Version Release 3.9
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Bluetooth dongles are not "correctly powered up". Problem experienced with ipod Video colour 30GB and following dongles:
- Sennheiser BTD300i
- Kokai i10s

When I boot the standard apple software the dongles auto pair with my headphones. When I boot Rockbox the dongles get power (LEDs go on) but don't pair.

I'd put priority low on this but couldn't change the priority field during bug-entry
This task depends upon

Comment by kihuyi (jewnes) - Sunday, 26 August 2012, 03:59 GMT
same problem with ipod video (5g) in 3.11.2... please assign someone :(
Comment by Jonathan Gordon (jdgordon) - Sunday, 26 August 2012, 08:21 GMT
make sure "power accessories" is enabled, if that doesnt work then there is not much we can do, we dont support ipod accessories very well.


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World Exclusive: Love, The First Video

Those of you who were reading the site in February will recall my astonishment at Love, the forthcoming procedurally-generated moderately-multiplayer online world by one-man studio, Eskil Steenberg. Steenberg is a man of remarkable talent, both artistic and technical, and what I saw on his laptop screen at GDC impressed me more than any high-profile release of recent years. A wondrous, impressionistic MMO world that facilitates player creativity and encourages co-operation, that looks incredible and sounds too ambitious to be true. It’s a bold, brave project of independent game development. We’ve got the first moving images of Steenberg’s project after the jump.

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You can see the smoky visuals, the player-editing landscapes, the combat, the abstract entities of the Love world. We’ll be asking Steenberg to explain his game in a little more detail in the coming weeks. In the meantime read my previous conversation with Steenberg, and visit his site.

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  1. Srejv says:

    Really looking forward to this one.

  2. nabeel says:

    Oh shiiiiii I can’t contain myself, and I haven’t even watched it yet.

  3. sana says:

    I fear that the engine capabilities and art style are the only interesting things about that game. Looking at that small combat bit: Edgily looking, poorly animated.. uh, things shooting lasers at each other in some kind of mediterran town? What? Come on.

  4. Jim Rossignol says:

    sana: Read my original piece on the game.

  5. Bas says:

    There’s still time to fix things. This is just one guy working on it, and when he realizes he’s not happy with it, he’ll change it (probably.) Looking forward to this!

  6. Stupoider says:

    This game looks very interesting. Keep an eye on this, folks!

  7. thesombrerokid says:

    where’s the video!?

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    “This text will be replaced”

    You big tease!

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    Seems to work in IE but not Firefox for me.

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    Maybe the new filters just lose something for me, but the first thing looked like a really neat handpainted doodle, while the new one looks like a low-tech 3D render with a semi-transparent funky overlay. Ah well.

  11. Sam says:

    Works in Firefox here, in Linux no less…

    (I also have slight dissonance with the laser/medieval styling conflict. But it does also look lovely, so…)

  12. cyrenic says:

    Looks like adblock was causing the missing video issue. Apologies to the RPS overlords, I run it at work :P.

    The game looks very interesting. The character graphics will probably need to be a bit sharper for gameplay purposes, but even at this early stage things look pretty good.

  13. Corbeaubm says:

    That looks so different from anything that I’ve ever seen in computer gaming. The description of what he’s hoping to create is something that I’ve been wondering why nobody has done before, and always sort of assumed that it was impossible. We shall see, but for once I’m actually seriously interested in an MMO (and a subscription-based one at that).

  14. thesombrerokid says:

    it’s bloody beautiful!

  15. dartt says:

    More of this please.

  16. Theory says:

    That was really quite something. The screens made me worry that it’d be impossible to tell what was happening on-screen, but as soon as they start to move everything falls into place. Bravo!

    I thought the combat was OK. It’s not strictly one “setting” – it only looks Mediterranean because that’s how the voxels (are they voxels? Look like it.) were placed.

  17. Theory says:

    Looks like adblock was causing the missing video issue. Apologies to the RPS overlords, I run it at work :P.

    Good catch. The appropriate whitelisting code is:

  18. Theory says:

    *quickly clicks a few ads*

  19. kyrieee says:

    It’s neat but will it be fun?

  20. Flint says:

    I must be the only person in the world who doesn’t see the big fascination of this game. It looks nifty and all but so far there’s been nothing of any substance to actually draw my interest to it.

  21. Maximum Fish says:

    I don’t know what i’m looking at, but it looks cool.

  22. Martin says:

    I know what I’m looking at and it’s just plain text, not even blinking or anything. :(

  23. Quirk says:

    I’m not getting the love for the art here. There are some funky smoke effects over crude, blocky landscapes reminiscent of some of the early PS2 games before coders learned how to use the hardware. Texturing feels, well, mostly missing. Maybe this is early stuff as yet, but I’m not sure why he’s releasing video of it if so.

    And that linked last conversation with him just has such an overwhelming Peter Molyneux vibe… I can’t help but feel that hyping this is only going to bring inevitable disappointment.

  24. Horatius says:

    I get the same sense of adventure and wonder from this as I got when I first saw Magic Carpet.

    Thumbs up, indie FTW!

  25. Martin says:

    Aha! Bad adblocker! Leave RPS alone.

  26. Simon Jones says:

    It does have occasional moments when it feels like a “my first colour grading session”, but otherwise this looks quite intriguing. Though I was a bit disappointed to see laser-explodey-gibby combat – given the game’s innovation I was hoping for something slightly more unusual, or even a move away from combat altogether.

  27. Aubrey says:

    This… this is almost too hard to believe. I feel I need to pinch myself.

    Huge well done. That is so strikingly different… it makes me want to give up!

  28. Kadayi says:

    Visually looks like something Turner would of dreamt up, how the game is whose to say. I’d of thought with all the positive coverage in the press the guy has received he’d have garnered a few more people to help him out by now tbh.

  29. Willem says:

    You can shape the land? How long before the entire game’s surface is covered with giant cocks and naughty words?

  30. Therlun says:

    Looks great.

    Now if he drops the combat and focuses on the cooperation part… first successful second generation MMO!

  31. Butler` says:

    Definitely interested.

  32. Sam says:

    I agree; the style of the old screenshots was nicer. Maybe you’ll be able to choose between different filters/effects in-game, though?

    Anyway, this looks very nice. It reminds me of Darwinia mixed with Noctis.

  33. Stick says:

    It is bloody beautiful… but then I imagine setting Internet Humans loose on it. And I am afraid.

  34. Pishtaco says:

    That is gorgeous. Thank you, Mr Steenberg.

  35. Gorgeras says:

    It could potentially shut up the ‘games are not art’ crowd for good. Games have always been art and we’re about to finally reach Impressionism. The game isn’t content with trying to accurately represent the aesthetics of landscapes, objects and living beings and instead is aiming to represent the idea of them.

    Some might say that this has already been done, due to technical limitations in early games; bats and a ball had to be represented by a square and two rectangles in Pong. But the maker of Pong wouldn’t have done it if they knew how to make them look more like bats and balls. I’m optomistic about Love, a sort of surreal Gary’s Mod where imagination is a horrible weapon.

  36. Serjn says:

    How I wish Eskil would be more open to the community, at least concerning the game. I guess there is a large risk of disappointment, but isn’t adequate information a counter to that? I mean, his “news” blog is, more accurately, a personal blog, with 4 out of 5 posts dealing with his views of the world, with rare tidbits of info on LOVE here and there. The insight is valuable, but still..

  37. Gylfi says:

    wonderful…. “this text will be replaced”… what an ingenious work of art, so thick of indipendent-kind of artsy-fartsy nihilism expressionism nonsense.

  38. Paul says:

    I don’t want to play it with anyone else! I want my own beautiful world, not one filled with Spore cocks.

  39. StalinsGhost says:

    Simply amazing. Definitely be getting this one.

  40. Ian Dorsch says:

    Incidentally, if anyone is interested in an mp3 of the soundtrack music, you may grab it here: link to

  41. brog says:

    Peaceful music, dreamy landscapes..
    It felt so wrong when violence entered the world. Begone with your filthy laser explosions! Away from my Love!

  42. eyemessiah says:

    Looks interesting to me I, for one, like the current art style and I also agree with the magic carpet comment above.

    Looking forward too it, fingers crossed it plays nicely.

  43. Scribe.of.Terra. says:

    A working link would be much more welcome.

  44. Cowbane says:

    yay! I was just wondering where this game went. I am so excited for it.

  45. Tom says:

    god this one sounds awesome. time sponge.

  46. andy says:

    hmmm, are we sure its not derek smart?

  47. Hoernchen says:

    “This text will be replaced” ?!?!

  48. gasp says:

    i think i’m in love.

  49. Rob says:

    Amusing to see an enormous number of people around who are just canny enough to install Adblock but far from canny enough to read the comments section before posting complaints to it.


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Defenses to Avoid
New York Knicks at Chicago Bulls: Without any sort of dynamic point guard captaining their respective squads, the Bulls and Knicks both rank in the bottom three in the league in terms of pace factor, preferring to slow things down in the half court and limit possessions. While New York isn't anywhere close to Chicago's class in terms of efficiency on the defensive end, the reluctance of either side to speed up the game should nonetheless amount to an all-around low-scoring affair. The first two meetings between these two teams this season resulted in final scores of 82-81 and 83-78.

Utah Jazz at Indiana Pacers: The Pacers have shown some leakage defensively of late in allowing 95 or more points in six consecutive games, but that's only relative to the impossibly high standard they set in the first half of the season. Indiana still remains far and away the league's best defense on a points-per-possession basis, and they should have little trouble holding down a Jazz offense that operates at the NBA's fourth slowest pace, just the way the Pacers like it.

Offenses to Use
Philadelphia 76ers at Orlando Magic: The matchup between these two teams Wednesday produced a rather unexciting 101-90 score in favor of the Magic, but that stands out as aberration compared to what we've seen from the Sixers give up of late. Owners of a 13-game losing streak, Philadelphia has surrendered an average of 116.4 points per game during that span, with the 101 points allowed vs. the Magic actually representing their best defensive effort. As the league's fastest-paced team, the Sixers simply don't have the horses to hang with other teams for the full 48 minutes as they continue to push the tempo. Their 14.9 turnovers per game rank second-worst in the NBA and create several extra possessions for their opponents to eventually turn competitive games into blowouts. Expect the Magic to take advantage of the Sixers' vulnerable defense, especially with Philly forced to travel to Orlando for its second game in as many nights.

Utah Jazz at Indiana Pacers: Playing a string of weak opponents in the Bucks (twice), Lakers and Celtics over the last four games, the Pacers haven't quite dominated to the extent we might have expected, but they've still come away with wins on each occasion while averaging 107.7 points per game. The Jazz represent another such lottery-bound team, and may have one of the league's worst defenses, despite showing signs of improvement of late. Utah ranks dead last in the NBA with 107.3 points surrendered per 100 possessions and have allowed opponents to shoot 46.2 percent from the field (23rd in NBA).

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Point Guard
Victor Oladipo, ORL (vs. PHI), PG/SG ($6,900): Oladipo delivered a 17-point, 11-rebound performance when the two teams played Wednesday, and while the rebounding numbers will probably fall off in the rematch, his usage on the offensive end should remain high. So long as Arron Afflalo (ankle/illness) remains out of the lineup Sunday -- something that bears monitoring prior to the game tipping off -- Oladipo figures to stay in the starting five and look for his own offense. Turnovers always remain a concern for Oladipo, but he's managed to compensate for his shakiness by averaging 16.0 points, 4.2 rebounds, 2.7 assists and two steals while Afflalo has been out the last four games.

Other suggestions: Russell Westbrook (vs. CHA), PG ($8,300), Michael Carter-Williams (at ORL), PG ($7,900), Jeff Teague (at PHX), PG ($6,800)

Shooting Guard
Lance Stephenson, IND (vs. UTA), SG/SF ($6,900): Even with the recent addition of Evan Turner to the team's stable of guards, Stephenson has still seen plenty of run for the Pacers, receiving 33, 41 and 43 minutes in the last three games. The heavy court time in Saturday's win over the Celtics probably had a lot to do with George Hill (shoulder) being unavailable, and with the point guard uncertain to play again Sunday, Stephenson could be tabbed for a similarly large workload. Stephenson has been even more active on the boards than usual of late with nine or more boards in four of his last five games, and he's always a nightly threat to pick up a triple-double. He's already turned the trick a league-leading four times this season.

Other suggestions: DeMar DeRozan (vs. GS), SG/SF ($8,100), Goran Dragic (vs. ATL), PG/SG ($7,600), Jimmy Butler (vs. NY), SG/SF ($5,400)

Small Forward
DeMarre Carroll, ATL (at PHX), SF/PF ($5,100): Given his production the last three games, Carroll stands out as an absolute steal at this price. The absence of Paul Millsap has forced Carroll to shoulder more of an offensive burden during that time, with the forward supplying averages of 20.3 points, 5.6 rebounds, 1.3 steals and 3.0 threes per game. With Millsap set to miss his fourth straight game Sunday, expect more of the same from Carroll as he logs big minutes once again.

Other suggestions: Kevin Durant (vs. CHA), SF/PF ($11,300), Kawhi Leonard (vs. DAL), SG/SF ($5,200), Mo Harkless (vs. PHI), SF ($3,600)

Power Forward
Thaddeus Young, PHI (at ORL), SF/PF ($7,900): Young's price is up $100 from his listing in Saturday's Daily Games Cheat Sheet, but there's still plenty of value to be had here now that he's more firmly entrenched as the team's No. 1 offensive option in Philadelphia following the trades of Evan Turner and Spencer Hawes. Young is averaging 23.5 points per game over his last four contests, and there's reason to think he'll eventually pick up his declining rebounding numbers. Though he's failed to grab more than five boards in three straight games, he's still averaging 6.2 per game on the season. With the sorry likes of Henry Sims, Arnett Moultrie and Byron Mullens holding down rotation spots in the frontcourt, Young's rebounding almost has to go up eventually if only by default.

Other suggestions: Al Jefferson (at OKC), PF/C ($8,900), Serge Ibaka (vs. CHA) PF/C ($7,300), Amir Johnson (vs. GS), PF/C ($5,600)

Nikola Vucevic, ORL (vs. PHI), PF/C ($7,800): Look no further than the list of Sixers big men mentioned in the previous sentence to see why Vucevic is a player to be bullish about Sunday. He carved up the team that drafted him with the 16th overall back in 2011 for 21 points (9-of-19 shooting) and 13 rebounds in Wednesday's win. After delivering an 18-10 performance in just 23 minutes Saturday vs. the Heat, Vucevic has notched double-doubles in five of his last six games. With no viable defensive threat in the Philadelphia frontcourt to stop Vucevic, Jameer Nelson and Victor Oladipo figure to feed him early and often.

Other suggestions: Tim Duncan (vs. DAL), PF/C ($7,700), Roy Hibbert (vs. UTA), C ($6,300), Cody Zeller (at OKC), PF/C ($3,400)

Gustavo Ayon (shoulder) will miss the rest of the season after undergoing surgery this week.
Andrea Bargnani (elbow) remains without an update on his status and has no timetable for a return.
Eric Bledsoe (knee) should receive clearance to take part in 5-on-5 drills in practice in the coming days.
George Hill (shoulder) was ruled out for Saturday's game and would seem uncertain to suit up Sunday.
Paul Millsap (knee) won't play in Sunday's game but will travel with the Hawks during their road trip.
Kendrick Perkins (groin) will miss up to five more weeks after undergoing surgery on his strained left groin.
Jason Richardson (knee) plans to make his debut at some point in March, but he has yet to establish a firmer timetable on approximately when he might be available.
Thabo Sefolosha (calf) has been ruled out for Sunday's game and will undergo an MRI for further information on the injury.
Iman Shumpert (knee) will miss at least one more week while he tries to gain more confidence with his ability to cut.

Game-Time Decision
Arron Afflalo (ankle/illness) did not travel to Miami for Saturday's game and is questionable for Sunday's game.
Pero Antic (ankle) was limited at practice Friday, but is now considered day-to-day with his injury.
Jeremy Evans (ankle) suffered a sprain during Saturday's practice and is questionable for Sunday's game.
Kyle Lowry (ankle) turned his ankle in Thursday's game against the Wizards but says he will play Sunday after practicing a day earlier.
Kenyon Martin (ankle) continues to be bothered by injury and suited up in just one game in February.
Nemanja Nedovic (toe) resumed practicing in full last week but has yet to make return to the court.
Tony Parker (rest) is expected to return to action Sunday against the Mavericks.
Terrence Ross (ankle) is considered probable for Sunday after leaving Thursday's game with a sprained ankle.
Amar'e Stoudemire (undisclosed) was rested Friday against the Celtics but could be available Sunday.


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Anthony Bennett played well against Brazil on Saturday with 18 points and nine boards.
He had a nice run at the Pan-Am games, averaging 15.6 points and 9.4 boards. Bennett looked good in Las Vegas last summer, so another offseason run doesn't really indicate he's ready for a breakout. Jul 25 - 8:18 PM

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The Timberwolves have made Anthony Bennett available in a trade, sources told ESPN's Marc Stein.

The Sixers might be interested if the deal is for a future second-round pick. In all sincerity, Bennett has absolutely no trade value right now, and that's an indication of where his stock is around the league after being the No. 1 overall pick in the 2013 class.
Jun 22 - 1:44 PM

Anthony Bennett has already started training in Santa Barbara and is hoping to lose 15 lbs.

It's great to see Bennett taking steps to improve upon his conditioning, and he is also reportedly focusing on fixing his shot mechanics. He is still widely considered to be a bust, and his season averages of 5.2 points and 3.8 boards are even more disappointing when you consider how bad the Wolves were. We will track his progress closely in the offseason, but he has a long way to go before he pops up on the fantasy radar again.
May 9 - 11:59 AM

Anthony Bennett (ankle) will play during Wednesday's home game vs. OKC.

He's missed six straight games and has played a total of 33 minutes since Feb. 20. The Wolves are desperately short-handed and they'll give Bennett as many minutes as he can handle, but fantasy owners may want to shy away from him -- he's likely to be very rusty and only has a handful of productive games this season.
Apr 15 - 6:57 PM

Anthony Bennett (ankle) is questionable for Wednesday's game vs. the Thunder.

Bennett isn't 100 percent and has been sidelined since the start or April, but he may forced to play heavy minutes if he is cleared to return. However, owners in standard leagues will probably want to avoid this situation due to all the uncertainty surrounding this situation. Expect an update closer to tip-off.
Apr 15 - 11:01 AM

Anthony Bennett (ankle) will not play vs. the Pelicans on Monday.

It doesn't look like he will be able to return this season and his last chance to suit up will be vs. the Thunder on Wednesday. It's safe to leave Bennett on the wire in all leagues, while Adreian Payne will continue to play heavy minutes at power forward.
Apr 12 - 2:10 PM

Anthony Bennett (ankle) will not play against the Warriors on Saturday.

He is likely out for the season. The Wolves cleaned up in the Kevin Love trade with how amazing Andrew Wiggins is playing right now, but the 2013 No. 1 pick hasn't lived up to the billing.
Apr 11 - 3:30 PM

Anthony Bennett (ankle) will not play Friday against the Lakers, as expected.

Bennett is not traveling with the team on their road trip, so it's safe to say he will remain sidelined for Sunday's game vs. the Warriors as well. After being selected No. 1 overall during the 2013 draft, Bennett has played in just 108 games through two seasons, putting in career averages of 4.7 points and 3.4 rebounds per game on 39.3 percent shooting from the field. If he wants to shed the "bust" label, he has a very long way to go.
Apr 9 - 2:50 PM

Anthony Bennett (ankle) will not travel with the team for the upcoming road trip.

He is likely going to miss at least four games. The Wolves have been running an eight-man rotation with Chase Budinger logging several minutes as the stretch four. Justin Hamilton should be owned in all standard leagues while Robbie Hummel is worth a look, too.
Apr 6 - 2:25 PM

Anthony Bennett (ankle) will not suit up for Friday's game vs. Orlando, as expected.

With Bennett out, expect Adreian Payne and Justin Hamilton to get all the run they can handle as the few standing healthy bodies in Minnesota's frontcourt. Bennett belongs on the waiver wire in all leagues.
Apr 3 - 12:49 PM

Anthony Bennett (ankle) is doubtful to play Friday vs. Orlando.

Bennett just can't seem to get healthy this season, and with the Timberwolves playing for nothing more than draft picks, we don't expect him to give it a go. Adreian Payne will see his minutes in the 30s with zero depth behind him, but he doesn't bring enough to the stat sheet to be considered a viable option in standard leagues.
Apr 2 - 4:51 PM

Anthony Bennett, who was already iffy for Wednesday's game with a sprained ankle, tweaked it again on Wednesday and played just 14 minutes.

He had eight points and four rebounds, and should be considered questionable for Friday's game. The Wolves are literally down to a two-man bench, and Robbie Hummel would likely see a bunch of minutes if Bennett is out against the Magic on Friday.
Apr 2 - 1:03 AM

Anthony Bennett (ankle) is being listed as probable for Wednesday's game vs. the Raptors.

Bennett re-sprained his ankle on Sunday, and he was limited to just seven minutes of action on Monday. He'll likely be able to give it a go on Wednesday, but he'll also likely have his minutes held in check, making him an extremely risky play in most leagues. Until he's back to 100 percent healthy, Bennett can't be viewed as a viable option in standard leagues.
Mar 31 - 4:12 PM

Anthony Bennett is probable to play against the Jazz on Monday.

He re-sprained his ankle on Sunday in his return and was held to just 12 minutes. Bennett would likely get a nice chunk of Gorgui Dieng's minutes, so he's on the fantasy radar right now. Even with some upside, it's still too hard to count on him until we see him get over 20 minutes in a game.
Mar 30 - 2:08 PM

Anthony Bennett "re-sprained his ankle a little" on Sunday, according to Flip Saunders, but Bennett downplayed the injury after the game.

"It felt good," he said. "It just got a little sore near the end, but I tried to push through." Saunders also said that Bennett looked "rusty," which is understandable considering he'd missed more than a month of action. He belongs on the waiver wire while getting back up to speed.
Mar 30 - 1:12 AM

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PG1Ricky Rubio
2Zach LaVine
3Tyus Jones
4Lorenzo Brown
SG1Kevin Martin
SF1Andrew Wiggins
2Shabazz Muhammad
3Nemanja Bjelica
4Robbie Hummel
5Damjan Rudez
PF1Kevin Garnett
2Gorgui Dieng
3Anthony Bennett
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Semi-retired New York crime lord Carlo Bartolucci's quiet evening is trashed when four young men coerce him into attending a party with them, then sedate him and whisk him away to a remote summer house where they proceed to hold him hostage. The four kidnappers Avery (Henry Thomas), Max (Sean Patrick Flanery), T.K. (Jeremy Sisto) and Brett (Jay Mohr) come from very wealthy families and do not want money for his life. Instead, they want to secure the release of Avery's sister Lisa (Laura Harris), … More

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Rips right into its twisted plot and seldom slows. The movie is only 15 minutes old before one character says, 'This has gone too far.'

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Christopher Walken is tied to a chair most of the movie, and he's the center of attention. If that's not a selling point, you and I will never agree on anything.

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This movie assembles all the indie-film-of-the-Nineties cliches: brainless criminals, a bad plan, lots of dialogue, and Christopher Walken.

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Suicide Kings is a mediocre film that just lacked despite its good cast. Despite its unique plot and a cast of varied talent, this film let me down and I thought it could have used a few rewrites. The film was simply underdeveloped and was all over the place. Not even a cast like this could save the film from being a total dud and I was very disappointed in what I saw. I thought the plot was very interesting, but lacked something to really make it a standout film. The end result is a film that is mediocre and has wasted talent on-screen. If the script and direction would have been better, then maybe the result would have been much better on-screen, and the film would truly been interesting to watch. As it was, it was a dull affair that simply didn't grab my attention and like I stated before, it was all over the place, and tried to give the viewer way too much elements at once, which really didn't interest me in the long run. Walken is a great actor, and one of my favorites, however not even him could save the mediocre material from failure. Don't expect much from this picture as it doesn't do anything really interesting with its unique plot, and I think it's a shame because this film could have been truly something worth seeing. On paper, this film probably looked great, but on-screen it is a disappointing effort that really isn't worth checking out. If the ideas would have been thought a bit more, and the darkly humorous bits were better written, then I think the film would have worked, but as it stands, it just doesn't deliver.

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In the wake of Quentin Tarantino's massive success, many people tried to cash in on the formula, and the world was subjected to a slew of imitators, ripoffs, and clones. While this film is in that vein, it is one of the amiable and enjoyable, and has a bit of its own fun and slick entertainment to offer. It's just a shame that it has fallen by the wayside and has become seemingly all but forgotten,

When his sister is kidnapped and held for a $2,000,000, and his dad isn't able to offer up the money, priviledged kid Avery and a group of his friends come up with the idea of doing a kidnapping of their own: the take retired mob figure Charlie Barrett hostage, hole up in their uptight friend Ira's parents's home while their away, and force Charlie to use his contacts to get the girl back. What they don't count on is the possibility of being in over their heads, especially when Charlie has his own ideas about what's going on.

The set up is a decent one, and provides some great opportunities for a good cast to do their thing, and do it fairly decently. The film has crime and thriller elements, and a few scenes filled with well executed tension, but it's really more of a dark comedy. The main focus of the film is on the group of young guys as they try to coax Charlie into helping them, who begins to size them up, get inside their heads, and show them just how unprepared they are to deal with what they've gotten themselves into. Along the way we also check in on the girl's kidnappers from time to time, as well as follow the exploits of Charlie's lawyer who enlists the aid his client's bodyguard Lono- a short tempered hitman who travels all over New York trying to hunt down Charlie's captors.

This is some fun stuff, and though it has shades of QT all over it, it's still quite enjoyable and entertaining. Veteran television director Peter O'Fallon made his feature film debut here, and it's not a bad job at all. A little rough around the edges maybe, but passable. Where this film really works though, is in the casting and the perforamnces. Christopher Walken shines as the captive Charlie, and his deadpan delivery filled with occasional menace makes for some priceless moments. It's really fun seeing him match wits with a group full of youngsters including Henry Thomas (little Elliott from E.T.) as Avery, a pre-Boondock Saints Sean Patrick Flanery, Jay Mohr, and Jeremy Sisto as Avery's friends and accomplices, a post-Roseanne but pre-Big Bang Theory Johnny Galecki as their neurotic friend Ira. Denis Leary shines as the anger prone thug Lono, and a fair amount of the film's humor is because of him alone.

The film's got some neat ideas, and dialogue is pretty sharp, but it's not without its problems. The film's plot gets really twisty, turny, and complex, and becomes rather muddled, convoluted, and messy at times. It also feels a little self consciously hip, and it feels like the film is going out of it's way to be cool and it comes off as forced instead of natural. Also, I think the times when the film shifts focus away from Charlie and the youngsters could have been handled a lot batter, and maybe more could have been done with them.

Overall though, this is a rather okay film. I've got a bit of a personal attachment to it as it played a role in my becoming the film buff I am today, so I can't be too hard on it, but even then, it's no masterwork or anything. It's just a shame that the film didn't get more attention. I mean, of all the films that tried to cash in on Qt's success, this is easily one of the better ones.

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01/11/2013 at 09:51

I have a sorry in my inbox too but will go with one of the 2 UK travel companies.

Does anyone know if the Berlin route is very congested? Really want to get my 4hour or sub 4hour marathon there next year.

01/11/2013 at 13:02

Before committing to a charity place (unless you really want to, of course), remember that there's at least one more ballot (perhaps 2, I can't remember) to allocate places that are awarded to people in the first round who then decide not to take them up. I reckon there will be quite a few of those as people tend to sign up with enthusiasm but then get cold feet when asked to stump up the cash -- or perhaps they just decide on another race. It's fairly soon as I think the first round 'winners' only get a few days to confirm the place.

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I have a sorry in my inbox too but will go with one of the 2 UK travel companies.

Does anyone know if the Berlin route is very congested? Really want to get my 4hour or sub 4hour marathon there next year.

It's a big race with 35K+ runners so yes, it is pretty congested. Depends a lot on where you are in the field I guess. I plodded the race this year and never had any trouble with crowds, but I was right at the back. If you can be near the front of the mass start, then you have a good chance of a PB I reckon.

01/11/2013 at 14:46

Natalie - if you dont have a sub 4 time already you will struggle as it was very congested. I ran a total of 44km because of swerving etc. I have done a better time and race at frankfurt - a month later. Id recommend that instead to shoot for

05/11/2013 at 12:45

Emmy H - what wave did you start in? Were you running much faster than your allocated pen's time range?

My Garmin distance for last week's Dublin Marathon was 26.31 miles - I made a conscious effort to avoid swerving and run the apex of bends as much as possible (without cutting up those behind me!). Worst over-distance I've experienced was the 2012 Great North Run when I found myself running at a faster pace than most of my starting pen - this year at the GNR, I was across the line within 45 secs of the gun, found myself amongst similar-paced runnerrs and swerving was minimal.

I've just paid up for Berlin 2014 after being successful in the ballot.

05/11/2013 at 13:49

Hi Alwyn,

For Berlin I was in H despite having a faster PB that would have put me in G

06/11/2013 at 06:34

Hi people - I've just been reading back a bit looking at your comments. I entered the 2014 ballot and got a congratulations email. So paid my money, but it is a long way from NZ and very costly so will have to see how I go.

Interesting - a few were saying how many Danish people were running the event -  I am a 2nd generation NZer, but my paternal grandfather was Danish so maybe I should wear a Danish T/shirt but then again, I wouldn't know what they were saying

I will follow this thread with interest.

06/11/2013 at 07:26

Hi NZ Christine - welcome but I think you'll be better to follow the 2014 thread whenever it gets set up (if it hasnt been done already).

There was A LOT of danish people and in my opinion they were the most represented nationality (or they were all in danish colours and shirts!).

Enjoy Berlin and the training around it!

06/11/2013 at 08:37

Thanks Emmy - I haven't seen a 2014 thread yet.

09/11/2013 at 16:08

Thanks Emmy H ! I have entered Berlin now as I really want to complete the World Six. I swerved a lot in Tokyo in 2010 so will remember not to do so in Berlin

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12/11/2013 at 19:48

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Morning and hope all are well.

I have a 'sorry' in my Inbox re Berlin Marathon ballot 2014...will check Paris status(quietly as on holiday with my mother who thinks I should retire from  things) and try to last out till the final rejection on 15th.

Gosh such disappointment whilst on holiday....well it's ruined my lie in!

Come on! Get yourself into to Paris, you know it makes sense!

26/11/2013 at 14:39

Ha ha decision making has turned pretty much a long the lines of my running....slow but I get there in the end  ..JB,RS & Orbutt Paris here I come . Will head over to the Paris thread in a couple off weeks (need that long for reality to sink in...could take weeks..months!!).

Till then!!

26/11/2013 at 16:15

Well done EHN!!! Welcome to the madhouse!

26/11/2013 at 22:12

Thanks Emmy...I look forward to it ..the madhouse not the event!!

01/12/2013 at 09:25

You people are crazy!

I've not gone for the Berlin 2014 ballot place - but I hope to be back for 2015.

See you there!

09/12/2013 at 14:58

Berlin Marathon in 2015, that sounds like a good idea Iain!

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09/12/2012 at 19:15
This was a good thread last year so I thought I'd start it up again this year , are we all ready to start ?? .........with a rest day !! so all doing it post up on here what , and how , you are doing and no doubt you will all receive plenty of motivation from each other. Good luck all , here's to an injury/incident free 30 weeks
09/12/2012 at 19:43

Yes all ready to go tomorrow. dreading the swim already

seren nos    pirate
09/12/2012 at 19:53

right.going to change my order around so instaed of my rest day tomorrow i will run 30 mins Z2 and do some yoga   so friday session

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09/12/2012 at 20:10
Ready to rock and roll tomorrow

I'm good at rest days. The other stuff, not so good at
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09/12/2012 at 21:05

I had moved my rest days to sunday so should be doing run and swim tomorrow but fing cold/cough says no

Running Postie    pirate
09/12/2012 at 21:20

all ready but changed my rest day to Tuesday

Britrisky    pirate
09/12/2012 at 21:37

Pity it starts at the most hectic time of the year  - at least the sessions are shorter so easier to fit in between parents' evenings, nativities and everything else.

RP - rest day Christmas Day! My schedule has me doing a brick session at some point that day ... mmm

09/12/2012 at 22:25
First ever spin class tomorrow at 06:30 and will probably do a swim in the evening. Moving my rest day to Fridays mostly as Thursday is usually a hard session with tri club and sat / sun are long days.

I'm going to continue doing my own thing until Fink catches up with the training I've been doing the last few months ( averageing approx 14 hours per week with the odd recovery week thrown in).

Christmas day will have to be a rest day, i'd never hear the end of it I went out training then.

Enjoy the training everyone.
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10/12/2012 at 06:58

I will doing a park run probably on christmas day..............

but i have already been up and done a 30 min run this morning at HR Zone 2

1 down  3000 to go

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10/12/2012 at 08:45

Good Luck everyone.

10/12/2012 at 09:04
+1 good luck...and can someone remind me when I'm meant to start for Challenge Henley
Rafiki    pirate
10/12/2012 at 09:08

GP - 12th Feb if you're going for the 30 week Fink plan - not long really!!!

10/12/2012 at 09:19
Amazing, Tuesday after my birthday weekend, must be fate! Party at mine...
10/12/2012 at 09:28

I failed to start last week so will be trying again from tomorrow. Will have to move things round to fit in but that's the same for all of us it seems!

10/12/2012 at 09:45

I will be doing all the sessions Finks says, just not necessarily in the same order.  So today swim done and tonight is running club.

My rest day will normally be Friday but with Xmas getting in the way this week it will be on Sunday as Hubby's Xmas do this Saturday.

Someone actually called be a 'serious swmmer' this morning - ha ha, I'm taking that though

10/12/2012 at 11:22

good luck all. Fink got me round the Outlaw last year and starts off nice and steady! Starting to wish I was doing another Iron distance this year but am currently going for speed over short course. Training doesnt get any easier mind you....

10/12/2012 at 12:26

Swapped my rest day to Saturday to allow for family time.
Got a 15 minute turbo session planned for the bike tonight, swim tomorrow morning and a run tomorrow evening.

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10/12/2012 at 12:28

realised in Manchester tomorrow so did an hour swim this morning and an hour yoga.good job that i have to go shopping this afternoon or my new fouind 1st day mojo and the fact it is sunny would send me out on the bike

10/12/2012 at 14:21
Still getting rid of a four week cold still have sore throat left gonna start with 30min zone 2 tomorrow and see how it goes.
10/12/2012 at 17:23

Juggled my days about too. Rest day Saturday so a run for me this morning.

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    hi there, just joined in after realizing the bunny on the 2000 km was getting farther away by the day (i ran 1200 miles last year, but it doesn't look like that's going to happen this year). so in an effort to be more realistic, i'm on page 5 here, and i still have the bunny 119 miles ahead of me. i'm hoping to get back to 25 miles a week, and maybe 30 by summer, so maybe there is a chance for me to catch that bunny after allSmile susan
      Hi Susan! Welcome to the group! You can catch the bunny! 119 miles isn't that big of a bunny lead- more power to ya! And awesome avatar. Was that one of your regular running routes? How beautiful.
        hi joni, thanks for the welcome! the pic in the avatar is not a regular route - we were in hawaii in january, escaping the four feet of snow here in the methow valley in eastern washington state. right now it's just as gorgeous along my regular running routes here in washington - and my summer routes in sweden (hence the handle). i'll have to change the picture at some point - though this one is inspiring (or guilt inspiring :rollSmile since i was at a 10 year low in weight, and sadly i've put 10 lbs back on since then. ah well, that's what miles are for... Blush susan

          Welcome Susan "Fjordrunner". Enjoy the process of catching up and passing the bunny
          Run like you are on fire! 5K goal 24:00 or less (PR 24:34) 10K goal 50:00 or less (PR 52:45) HM goal 1:55:00 or less (PR 2:03:02) Marathon Goal...Less than my PR (PR 4:33:23)

            Welcome Susan, Before you know it you'll have that bunny eating your dust. Lu
              thanks lu and crabby - i'm working at it, a couple of miles at a time... susan
                Susan: Welcome to this thread. You WILL be able to catch up to the bunny and actually it will be an enjoyable task. The normal goal for reaching 1,000 is 2.74 miles a day or 19.7 miles a week. This means your 25 miles and then your 30 miles per week patterns will quickly catch you up. Good luck and welcome.

                Top 'O the World!

                  Hey Susan! I remember you from CR awhile back.... Smile Welcome! & happy "hunting!" Wink Cindy
                  Remember that doing anything well is going to take longer than you think!! ~ Masters Group
                    thanks, vista and cindy! i've already moved up a few places in the quest for the bunny... it's good motivation indeed! susan


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