OMG. This really made me laugh. Bodybuilder Math. Have a quick read http://t.co/r93pI1N9z1 h/t @biggiesu
— Mark Suster (@msuster) January 8, 2015
A jack of many hobbies and a master of none - spending lots of time on amateur/ham radio, running, and technology.
Thursday, February 19, 2015
Bodybuilder Math
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Xfinity X1
So while my cable was out, I learned that the Xfinity X1 Platform requires the network to view your recordings. I've not researched it, but I assumed the X1 has a hard drive and that this is a design choice. Boo I say. Boo.
Watching some of my recorded programs would have been a nice option to have since I was without cable for 18 hours.
Watching some of my recorded programs would have been a nice option to have since I was without cable for 18 hours.
Clancy to Lead Secret Service
Clancy to lead Secret Service. Sounds like a good fit. He and Jack Ryan always seem to get the bad guy.
Labels:
Books,
Government,
Humor
Tuesday, February 17, 2015
Vero Telecom VR-6600PRO
Hans starts his review of the VR-6600PRO. Initial impressions seem to be good with a few speed issues (scanning slow, menus exit quickly, sluggish response to commands).
Labels:
Ham Radio,
Vero Telecom,
VR-6600PRO
Rules
Rules are important, but, boy, can hams spend a lot of time debating the interpretation of them.
Labels:
Ham Radio
Mother Nature
Boo. No internet (or TV) for 18 hours. Good news is we kept power the whole time.
Monday, February 16, 2015
Baofeng Tech Announcement
Lots more info, but still a bit of a teaser...
"You are the FIRST to get a glimpse at what is coming VERY SOON!
So why all of the fuss you may be asking? We have been working very hard and are bringing FOUR completely new radios out for every user. We have taken your feedback and are introducing the WORLD'S FIRST radios to be completely multi-user capable - including GMRS and MURS pre-programmed capabilities.
You didn't think we would just stop there did you? Since we have the best FANS we also are including: Crossband Repeater Capabilities, Dual Simultaneous Receivers, 6 Band Reception, NOAA Weather Channels and Alerts, 7 Encoding and Decoding Methods, and Upgradable Firmware. There is still so much more to be revealed!
This is only the start of our radio revolution - the official details and announcement are only a week away - TRUST US; the anticipation is killing us too!
73s - The Team at BaoFeng Tech "
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"You are the FIRST to get a glimpse at what is coming VERY SOON!
So why all of the fuss you may be asking? We have been working very hard and are bringing FOUR completely new radios out for every user. We have taken your feedback and are introducing the WORLD'S FIRST radios to be completely multi-user capable - including GMRS and MURS pre-programmed capabilities.
You didn't think we would just stop there did you? Since we have the best FANS we also are including: Crossband Repeater Capabilities, Dual Simultaneous Receivers, 6 Band Reception, NOAA Weather Channels and Alerts, 7 Encoding and Decoding Methods, and Upgradable Firmware. There is still so much more to be revealed!
This is only the start of our radio revolution - the official details and announcement are only a week away - TRUST US; the anticipation is killing us too!
73s - The Team at BaoFeng Tech "
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Running - The 10% Rule
Conventional wisdom says if you want to avoid an injury never increase your mileage by more than 10% week over week. This article questions the validity of that rule:
*Problems include injury, but also running slower than expected or not being able to complete distance goals.
"These two studies clearly indicate that prescribing to the 10 percent rule does not reduce your chance of injury. The question now becomes: How do you decide how much can you safely increase your weekly training volume while minimizing injury risk? While the answer is certainly individual, over the following pages we’ll take a look at some more flexible “rules” to follow."I suggest replacing the 10% rule with another bit of conventional wisdom - listen to your body. For me, my problems* are usually tied to poor nutrition, lack of sleep, or over doing a workout.
*Problems include injury, but also running slower than expected or not being able to complete distance goals.
Labels:
Running
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