STOP the sale of .ORG! Tell @icann_president and @ICANN board chair #MaartenBotterman to stop the sale of @piregistry to private equity. @SullivanISOC & @jnevett need to listen to #nonprofits. Add your name to the opposition. Sign the letter. SaveDotOrg.org
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Lemme liberate you from your relationship right quick
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Going to start archiving some of my older photos on Instagram but this is something I want to frame, lol instagram.com/p/5AU2T-HPpL/
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🏅🏅🏃🏻♂️🏃🏻♂️We did it. 3:22:19 @thenorthfaceECS #TNFECS #ECSCA #halfmarathon #FBF to last #Sunday
Dad’s first half marathon #trailrace. My first half the day after a 50k.
Clear sky, sunrise start(2). My dad and I jumped into wave 8. We started in the middle of the pack, passed through the arch, and the struggle began. After a brief jog out of the field and part way up the Marin City suburb street, my legs dropped to a walk before even reaching the first trail.
I power-hiked off to the right as best as I could, letting all the eager #runners pass. My dad started to pull ahead. I encouraged him, just reminded him to look behind him every 30 seconds or so and keep me in sight.
Pacing dad became chasing dad.
We reached the Alta Bobcat intersection and saw a friendly group cheering us. One of them recognized me from yesterday, and asked didn’t she see me yesterday, I said yeah I did the 50k, and am pacing my dad today, motioning in front of me with a grin. This seemed to catch her attention, and she ran to catch us.
She ran up ahead to my dad and asked if she could interview him. He had just taken a photo of me(3). After her interview she ran back to me and introduced herself, Brianna (who I’d later find out was @bri_sacks from LA, mutual friends with pal Vanessa https://instagram.com/justnessinaround/! Small world indeed).
The race leaders, having finished their down-and-up loop, passed us on the way to the Alta aid station. We reached the shady forest at the top of Alta trail and I almost caught my dad again.
At the Alta station we topped off our waters, and headed down the moderately steep Rodeo trail. Memories came flashing back from ECSCA 2014 where this very trail was the long downhill of the marathon relay, my first 10k trail race.
Passed a few runners on the way down. Started to close the gap with my dad a few times, yet he kept pulling away. Finally caught him at the second aid station at the bottom of the downhill, and we started power hiking our way up the Bobcat trail.
I hadn’t felt hungry until then, and since this was the last big uphill I tore open a Simple Energy packet and ate it.
Finished our Rodeo Bobcat trails loop, once again hiking up to the top of Alta trail and down through its shady forest. My took another photo of me(4). Topped off my water at the Alta aid station where one of the station volunteers warned us that we were behind pace for the cut-off.
Even though technically we were about 5 minutes behind that cut-off checkpoint, I was a little annoyed at being told (hoping my dad didn’t hear it and get discouraged), as having just ran the mostly downhill subsequent six miles the day before, I knew we would easily make it to the finish before the four hour cut-off.
Onto SCA trail we went. Single-track and a bit rocky, it’s the most technical part of the ECSCA half marathon course. Being more familiar I took the lead and my dad followed, til he caught up to me on the brief uphill where you get a great view of San Francisco, the bridge, the bay, and the 101 Freeway. Back to the rocky descent I started to close in on him again.
A race volunteer directed him down the left turn towards the bridge. I’d almost caught up and he took off down those stairs, opening up a bit of a lead again. This was it, my last chance to actually catch him before the Golden Gate Bridge. I focused as I had the day before and started leaping downward as quickly and deftly I could, passing others in pursuit of my dad who had somehow also picked up speed. Caught him on the last switch back, and we crossed the road together onto the brief bit of trail before the bridge.
Apparently there were enough of us running the half marathon that The North Face was able to reserve the West side sidewalk on the bridge just for racers. It was pleasantly warmer than the day before, with a nicer Pacific Ocean view. Once again the concrete path was no fun to run on, so dropped down to a power-walk, swinging my arms forcefully for extra forward momentum. My dad pulled away again, and took another photo(5).
Only near the end of the bridge did I start running with another racer who wasn’t sure where she was going. We realized we needed to cloverleaf under the bridge back towards the finish. Race volunteers where there to direct us yet again. I had my whistle ready, the warm sun had really brought out the toursts.
No need to use the whistle, we were able to get past the tourists with some kind requests or yelling out “on your left!”. I saw my dad enter the sweeping downhill path toward The Warming Hut. Last chance to catch him, so I pushed extra hard. He paused briefly and whistled for me, seeing me approaching he kept going. By the time he reached the steps I was mere feet behind him. As he hestitated for the tourists, I launched down the steps as I had the day before.
Last chance to build up a lead before he’d catch me again on the flats. At the bottom of the steps, race volunteers were once again stopping traffic so we could crass. Dad caught up to me on the gravel path to the field, and we stuck together for the remainder. Tight right turn from the gravel onto the Crissy field green to the finishing chute. Told my dad to step carefully and look out for the gopher holes.
With mere yards to go we grabbed hands and raised them up as we crossed the finish line(6) under bright blue skies.
We finished in 3:22:19 with almost 13 miles, and just over 2000' climbed. Easily beat the four hour time limit. Walk in the park. Like a typical Saturday morning SFRC run. Sore feet but otherwise I felt fine. Nothing else hurt.
My #50miletraining had begun.
Epilogue: Afterwards we walked around, loosening up our legs. My dad grabbed a seat and elevated his legs. I walked a bit more to round up my total distance to an actual 13.1 miles half marathon (We’d only ran ~12.8 miles at the finish line), and also just to savor a moment reflecting on back-to-back race days(7).
We picked up our drop bag with clean clothes and extra layers, though we’d already dried off in the warm sunshine. I decided to check The North Face merchandise tent, felt I’d achieved enough of a feat to pick up something to commemorate. They had a nice “coordinates shirt” with the latitude longitude of the race finish, however were out of medium and large sizes.
I found a plain medium blue sports shirt and asked them to add the coordinates, as well as 50k & 13.1 Finisher heat decals on it. While they were preparing it I pulled out my second red ECSCA t-shirt from packet pick-up and asked for the same double finisher decals. Took a shot the next morning with my #ECSCA2019 #medals for #medalmonday(8).
Still feels surreal that I finished both races, and felt fine. I can only imagine how unfamiliar it might feel in the future, when the memories fade.
I know I have a long hard training cycle ahead for my first 50 miler, with its own ups and downs. When I'm feeling down or having doubts, I’ll be putting on one of these shirts to remind myself of what’s possible.
#runner #WorkHardDreamBigDoCoolShit #InstaRunner #TrailRunner #UltraRunner #GrassRootsGear #NovemberProject #NPSF #LetsDoThis #SundayRunday #2019_321 #20191117 #latergram #nofilter
Previously: https://tantek.com/2019/323/t1/did-ecsca-50k-ultramarathon
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My dad pulled away again, and took another photo(5).\n\nOnly near the end of the bridge did I start running with another racer who wasn\u2019t sure where she was going. We realized we needed to cloverleaf under the bridge back towards the finish. Race volunteers where there to direct us yet again. I had my whistle ready, the warm sun had really brought out the toursts.\n\nNo need to use the whistle, we were able to get past the tourists with some kind requests or yelling out \u201con your left!\u201d. I saw my dad enter the sweeping downhill path toward The Warming Hut. Last chance to catch him, so I pushed extra hard. He paused briefly and whistled for me, seeing me approaching he kept going. By the time he reached the steps I was mere feet behind him. As he hestitated for the tourists, I launched down the steps as I had the day before.\n\nLast chance to build up a lead before he\u2019d catch me again on the flats. 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My first half the day after a 50k.<br /><br />Clear sky, sunrise start(2). My dad and I jumped into wave 8. We started in the middle of the pack, passed through the arch, and the struggle began. After a brief jog out of the field and part way up the Marin City suburb street, my legs dropped to a walk before even reaching the first trail.<br /><br />I power-hiked off to the right as best as I could, letting all the eager #<span class=\"p-category\">runners</span> pass. My dad started to pull ahead. I encouraged him, just reminded him to look behind him every 30 seconds or so and keep me in sight.<br /><br />Pacing dad became chasing dad.<br /><br />We reached the Alta Bobcat intersection and saw a friendly group cheering us. One of them recognized me from yesterday, and asked didn\u2019t she see me yesterday, I said yeah I did the 50k, and am pacing my dad today, motioning in front of me with a grin. This seemed to catch her attention, and she ran to catch us.<br /><br />She ran up ahead to my dad and asked if she could interview him. He had just taken a photo of me(3). After her interview she ran back to me and introduced herself, Brianna (who I\u2019d later find out was <a class=\"h-cassis-username\" href=\"https://twitter.com/bri_sacks\">@bri_sacks</a> from LA, mutual friends with pal Vanessa <a href=\"https://instagram.com/justnessinaround/\">https://instagram.com/justnessinaround/</a>! Small world indeed).<br /><br />The race leaders, having finished their down-and-up loop, passed us on the way to the Alta aid station. We reached the shady forest at the top of Alta trail and I almost caught my dad again.<br /><br />At the Alta station we topped off our waters, and headed down the moderately steep Rodeo trail. Memories came flashing back from ECSCA 2014 where this very trail was the long downhill of the marathon relay, my first 10k trail race.<br /><br />Passed a few runners on the way down. Started to close the gap with my dad a few times, yet he kept pulling away. Finally caught him at the second aid station at the bottom of the downhill, and we started power hiking our way up the Bobcat trail.<br /><br />I hadn\u2019t felt hungry until then, and since this was the last big uphill I tore open a Simple Energy packet and ate it.<br /><br />Finished our Rodeo Bobcat trails loop, once again hiking up to the top of Alta trail and down through its shady forest. My took another photo of me(4). Topped off my water at the Alta aid station where one of the station volunteers warned us that we were behind pace for the cut-off. <br /><br />Even though technically we were about 5 minutes behind that cut-off checkpoint, I was a little annoyed at being told (hoping my dad didn\u2019t hear it and get discouraged), as having just ran the mostly downhill subsequent six miles the day before, I knew we would easily make it to the finish before the four hour cut-off.<br /><br />Onto SCA trail we went. Single-track and a bit rocky, it\u2019s the most technical part of the ECSCA half marathon course. Being more familiar I took the lead and my dad followed, til he caught up to me on the brief uphill where you get a great view of San Francisco, the bridge, the bay, and the 101 Freeway. Back to the rocky descent I started to close in on him again.<br /><br />A race volunteer directed him down the left turn towards the bridge. I\u2019d almost caught up and he took off down those stairs, opening up a bit of a lead again. This was it, my last chance to actually catch him before the Golden Gate Bridge. I focused as I had the day before and started leaping downward as quickly and deftly I could, passing others in pursuit of my dad who had somehow also picked up speed. Caught him on the last switch back, and we crossed the road together onto the brief bit of trail before the bridge.<br /><br />Apparently there were enough of us running the half marathon that The North Face was able to reserve the West side sidewalk on the bridge just for racers. It was pleasantly warmer than the day before, with a nicer Pacific Ocean view. Once again the concrete path was no fun to run on, so dropped down to a power-walk, swinging my arms forcefully for extra forward momentum. My dad pulled away again, and took another photo(5).<br /><br />Only near the end of the bridge did I start running with another racer who wasn\u2019t sure where she was going. We realized we needed to cloverleaf under the bridge back towards the finish. Race volunteers where there to direct us yet again. I had my whistle ready, the warm sun had really brought out the toursts.<br /><br />No need to use the whistle, we were able to get past the tourists with some kind requests or yelling out \u201con your left!\u201d. I saw my dad enter the sweeping downhill path toward The Warming Hut. Last chance to catch him, so I pushed extra hard. He paused briefly and whistled for me, seeing me approaching he kept going. By the time he reached the steps I was mere feet behind him. As he hestitated for the tourists, I launched down the steps as I had the day before.<br /><br />Last chance to build up a lead before he\u2019d catch me again on the flats. At the bottom of the steps, race volunteers were once again stopping traffic so we could crass. Dad caught up to me on the gravel path to the field, and we stuck together for the remainder. Tight right turn from the gravel onto the Crissy field green to the finishing chute. Told my dad to step carefully and look out for the gopher holes.<br /><br />With mere yards to go we grabbed hands and raised them up as we crossed the finish line(6) under bright blue skies.<br /><br />We finished in 3:22:19 with almost 13 miles, and just over 2000' climbed. Easily beat the four hour time limit. Walk in the park. Like a typical Saturday morning SFRC run. Sore feet but otherwise I felt fine. Nothing else hurt. <br /><br />My #<span class=\"p-category\">50miletraining</span> had begun.<br /><br /><br />Epilogue: Afterwards we walked around, loosening up our legs. My dad grabbed a seat and elevated his legs. I walked a bit more to round up my total distance to an actual 13.1 miles half marathon (We\u2019d only ran ~12.8 miles at the finish line), and also just to savor a moment reflecting on back-to-back race days(7).<br /><br />We picked up our drop bag with clean clothes and extra layers, though we\u2019d already dried off in the warm sunshine. I decided to check The North Face merchandise tent, felt I\u2019d achieved enough of a feat to pick up something to commemorate. They had a nice \u201ccoordinates shirt\u201d with the latitude longitude of the race finish, however were out of medium and large sizes.<br /><br />I found a plain medium blue sports shirt and asked them to add the coordinates, as well as 50k & 13.1 Finisher heat decals on it. While they were preparing it I pulled out my second red ECSCA t-shirt from packet pick-up and asked for the same double finisher decals. Took a shot the next morning with my #<span class=\"p-category\">ECSCA2019</span> #<span class=\"p-category\">medals</span> for #<span class=\"p-category\">medalmonday</span>(8).<br /><br />Still feels surreal that I finished both races, and felt fine. I can only imagine how unfamiliar it might feel in the future, when the memories fade. <br /><br />I know I have a long hard training cycle ahead for my first 50 miler, with its own ups and downs. When I'm feeling down or having doubts, I\u2019ll be putting on one of these shirts to remind myself of what\u2019s possible.<br /><br />#<span class=\"p-category\">runner</span> #<span class=\"p-category\">WorkHardDreamBigDoCoolShit</span> #<span class=\"p-category\">InstaRunner</span> #<span class=\"p-category\">TrailRunner</span> #<span class=\"p-category\">UltraRunner</span> #<span class=\"p-category\">GrassRootsGear</span> #<span class=\"p-category\">NovemberProject</span> #<span class=\"p-category\">NPSF</span> #<span class=\"p-category\">LetsDoThis</span> #<span class=\"p-category\">SundayRunday</span> #<span class=\"p-category\">2019_321</span> #<span class=\"p-category\">20191117</span> #<span class=\"p-category\">latergram</span> #<span class=\"p-category\">nofilter</span><br /><br />Previously: <a href=\"https://tantek.com/2019/323/t1/did-ecsca-50k-ultramarathon\">https://tantek.com/2019/323/t1/did-ecsca-50k-ultramarathon</a>"
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Friends who work for large organizations: how do you get a big project translated in multiple languages with a quick turnaround time?
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The backyard room is looking great.
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All tweets older than ~2y being deleted.
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A slight reminder to go through and remove credentials to things you don't use / have access to.
TIL that GitHub emits your SSH key information (with comment) with no auth github.com/jalcine.keys
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Lol so I'm provisioning a new laptop and randomly went on YouTube. First ad was for @EpochTimes which is a right wing news organization. And now I can't stop getting them. Thankfully I haven't signed in but the fact that is the FIRST ad I get is wild.
And not unsurprising.
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@briannawu know of any campaigns taking advantage of mobile gaming.... Just skin a canvassing app and make ot zone battle. Or a random treasure chest in targeted neighborhoods. In SC for example someone could make, "Where's Lindsey's Spine"
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With an infinite number of Disney sequels, it's surprising how long it took for someone to show up with bagpipes and a unicycle.... #Frozen2 😋⛄❄️
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TIL that GitHub emits your SSH key information (with comment) with no auth github.com/jalcine.keys
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🏅🏅🏃🏻♂️🏃🏻♂️We did it. 3:22:19 @thenorthfaceECS #TNFECS #ECSCA #halfmarathon #Sunday
Dad’s first #halfmarathon #trailrace. My first half the day after a 50k.
Clear sky, sunrise start(2). My dad and I jumped into wave 8. We started in the… tantek.com/2019/326/t1/we…
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I'm looking at twitch.tv/payments?tab=p… right now and these last past few months got me looking like
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THIS PART.
Oh man, this part.
There is no aesthetic-accessibility paradox. Accessibility is important; aesthetic isn't. No one is making accessibility the enemy of beauty. People who make this argumen...
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Listen! A lot of these "light" fonts and colors NEVER show up on my displays and barely do on my fonts.
And I have 'normal' vision! People not using sRGB on their displays
Don't read this if the ableism in it will upset you. Do read this if you want to understand how pervasive ableism is in web design. This is just one person who spent a lo...
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I see Keybase is following in the footsteps of GPG keyservers and being trans-unfriendly. The sigchain is a nice feature but has the ability to unwittingly out trans people.
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"published": "2019-11-22T13:26:23-08:00",
"url": "https://dougbeal.com/2019/11/22/squirrel-snax/",
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"https://www.instagram.com/p/B5LsJLujAgH/",
"https://twitter.com/murderofcrows/status/1197990027881521162",
"https://www.flickr.com/photos/gritmonkey/49106746791/",
"https://fed.brid.gy"
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"content": {
"text": "Squirrel Snax\n#Crow #MurderOfCrows #RoadMeal [CW: Road Kill]\n Continue reading \u201cSquirrel Snax\u201d",
"html": "<a href=\"https://dougbeal.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/BF4410EC-B9BB-477F-9F8A-D6FA8966BBD0.jpeg\"><img src=\"https://dougbeal.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/BF4410EC-B9BB-477F-9F8A-D6FA8966BBD0-1024x1024.jpeg\" alt=\"\" width=\"840\" height=\"840\" class=\"u-featured\" /></a>\n<p>Squirrel Snax<br /><a href=\"https://dougbeal.com/tag/crow/\">#Crow</a> <a href=\"https://dougbeal.com/tag/murderofcrows/\">#MurderOfCrows</a> <a href=\"https://dougbeal.com/tag/roadmeal/\">#RoadMeal</a> [CW: Road Kill]</p>\n<p> <a href=\"https://dougbeal.com/2019/11/22/squirrel-snax/#more-7693\">Continue reading<span> \u201cSquirrel Snax\u201d</span></a></p>"
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"name": "Douglas Beal",
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