H*****r
发帖数: 764 | 1 Remember when high-school athletes chose their colleges because they were
impressed with the business school, or maybe the math or communication
programs?
Or maybe the athletes wanted to stay close to home; or the parents felt
comfortable with the coach's ethics and knew their son or daughter would be
in good hands.
Maybe the athletes chose a school because they believed the offense the team
ran was best suited to their talents and would help them in their pursuit
of a pro career. Or they came t... 阅读全帖 |
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e******u
发帖数: 537 | 2 we will see whether NCAA fabricated the case against us
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaaf-dr-saturday/court-ruling--n
A California appeals court judge ruled Friday that the NCAA cannot seal
hundreds of emails and documents in the defamation case that former USC
assistant Todd McNair has filed against the sanctioning body.
From the Los Angeles Times:
“We are not convinced by the NCAA’s contention that public disclosure of
its documents will make future investigations more difficult for the NCAA... 阅读全帖 |
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c*******r
发帖数: 13580 | 3 and you compare Leavenworth to Smith? I am really flattered. |
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b****a
发帖数: 300 | 4 1. The Bounce
Before even beginning the testing of the ball I performed a bounce test to
compare the bounce of the DHS 3 star plastic ball to the Butterfly 3 Star
Celluloid ball. The plastic ball has a lower bounce peak and is less
responsive on the table surface, this is because of the slightly larger size
of the new ball and also it's plastic material composition.
2. The Shape/Roundness
I also did a spin test with both balls. With the prototype plastic balls
there were a lot of issues with how... 阅读全帖 |
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n********r
发帖数: 2228 | 5 New York Course is really tough. If change to a flatter course, he can
definitely sub 3 easily.
11mph
day. |
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w*******e
发帖数: 2651 | 6 Really? then I need to check whether I can get
a prize for my age group. I'm flattered. |
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w********6
发帖数: 12977 | 7 a little bit too far for me, will just focus on Orange County, which is
still cheaper and maybe flatter |
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w****1
发帖数: 4931 | 8 Actually, I happen to have a lot of respect for Russians, at least among my
colleagues. The Russian guy I talked to is a good friend of mine. I prefer
to hear honest opinions than faked flattering. Many Russians are well
trained and are tough people. I know what I'm made of -- if a runner calls
me fast it doesn't make me feel better, and if a runner calls me slow it
doesn't make me feel worse. |
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w****1
发帖数: 4931 | 9 It shows you that the marathon is run with HEART. It's gotta be a big race
with top notch competition. There are plenty of courses flatter than Berlin,
but Haile Gebrselassie wouldn't choose anywhere else for his world record
attempts. Of course, Berlin also offers a lot of money to the winners, but
Haile doesn't need any more money. |
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o*******r
发帖数: 4921 | 10 Ok.... flatter than a pan cake... |
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j**h
发帖数: 1230 | 11 Haha,作为Oakland初马er,刚刚感觉being flattered想和你high five然后才明白过来
the context and meaning，好embarrased呀。
作为former ebay employee,不喜欢也不看好Meg会赢。100多个mill打水漂(头一次看到
州长中文竞选广告)，billionaire自我除名...可咱们还是赶不上人家一零头，呵呵。
run |
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e*e
发帖数: 6808 | 12 大家的comments很flattering
可是我很严肃的说，这不是盲目给我鼓劲嘛
万一不能清楚认识自己的实力，也是很可怕的事情哦~
我不谦虚的承认，我也是有potential的！不过CIM的目标，咱还是得脚踏实地的一步步
跑，不能靠幻想，不能听你们忽悠。 |
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a*******d
发帖数: 3690 | 13 not a body-flattering cutting, unfortunately |
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b***i
发帖数: 10018 | 14 It's a rainy day, 50F, perfect for running.
First 10 miles on hills, easy effort, avg 8:30/mi. Stretched my IT bands a
little bit after the hills. Last 9.x miles, came down to flatter grounds,
kept
HR under 75%, then last 3.x miles ran progressively faster to 10k pace, avg
7:30/mi.
Total 19.64 miles in 2:37, avg 8:00/mi, avg HR 136. Honestly, it felt quite
comfortable, no sore spot or pain.
Dist Pace HR
1 mi 8:34 120
1 mi 8:35
0.29 mi 9:03
1 mi 8:52
1 mi 8:06 ... 阅读全帖 |
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c*******r
发帖数: 13580 | 15 Race report - Birch Bay 1/2 Marathon
Birch Bay is a small retirement town located at the US-Canada boarder on the
Pacific coast. Vancouver is on the north side of the bay. Victoria, the
capitol of BC, is on the southwest across the bay and small islands.
The race is a low profile local one, limited to 450 runners including 1/2
and full runners. It is usually not filled. It's organized by a local
athlete club.
Our start line is in Birch Bay State Park. Buildings of Richmond, BC can be
seen from t... 阅读全帖 |
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c*******r
发帖数: 13580 | 16 4 o’clock, I woke up 5 minutes before the alarm went off. After a light
breakfast of 1.5 bagels and a can of congee, my wife drove me to downtown
where the shuttle stop is. There was very little traffic around 5 even if
this is a big race. I arrived at the start line around 5:30.
The weather was perfect, low 50's with a layer of thin clouds. I was hoping
that the clouds would stay for the whole morning. It was a little chilly
even with long sleeves on. So I wrapped myself in the trash bag I'd br... 阅读全帖 |
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P*****a
发帖数: 2464 | 17 as Pavonia herself, she is so confused now about BQ standards...
Is the bar for 2012 lower for 2013?
I am planning to train harder / run a flatter race sometime next year and
hopefully can get into Boston before I get back on the old (lazy/fat) track.
.. |
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R*****s
发帖数: 41236 | 18 right, Born to Run is just an inspirational novel, not
scientific document. I simply dont believe anyone with
size 12 feet could turn into size 9 without operation.
Actually I heard that people's feet get bigger after
they run, cause their arch is getting flatter, which
makes more sense to me...
with
runner
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to |
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o*******r
发帖数: 4921 | 19 "Kansas is flatter than a pancake." |
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c*********n
发帖数: 2120 | 20 Even flatter than TX?-:)
I thought the Rocky Raccoon one was technical while it bored a few others
from elsewhere-:) |
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w**********g
发帖数: 2077 | 21 http://www.365runners.com/t2713-oops-i-did-it-again
Prologue
Once upon a time, Tim and I were trashing talking. Tim said something like
Jerry got lucky to break 3 hours and that's why Jerry never did it again.
Ever since then, Jerry wanted to title his next sub 3 report as: Oops, I did
it again!
Training
Training has been lame, if you ever read my blog. But I do want to touch
three highlights:
Dallas marathon cancellation: I was able to pick myself up from the
disappointment within an hour of kn... 阅读全帖 |
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s*****2
发帖数: 472 | 22 I am flattered and floated by your praise! But 姜还是老的辣! The important
thing is we all had great fun :)
Alta had free demo today. I had bad opinion of it at the beginning as it
appeared distracting. But that feeling was soon gone once I locked a volkl
可她娜 (a stiffer version of volkl 狗它妈). 183cm with 111cm underfoot.
I simply locked it for the whole day:) Luckily it started snow hard
after 2pm. These are the right skis! It has moved to the top of my most
wanted list :) Too bad newer version of Big |
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s*****2
发帖数: 472 | 23 2014 it is.
freestyle skiing was learnt from snowboarding (mogul excepted); so were the
reinvention of shaped skis. Skiing has better mobility esp. on flatter and
bumpier terrain. Otherwise they are the best twins. |
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s****y
发帖数: 2159 | 24 嘿嘿。
我以为美女的思路是：i am flattered. lol |
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E*******e
发帖数: 1371 | 25 “Slopes flatter than 25 degrees or steeper than 60 degrees typically have a
lower incidence of avalanches. Human-triggered avalanches have the greatest
incidence when the snow's angle of repose is between 35 and 45 degrees; the
critical angle, the angle at which human-triggered avalanches are most
frequent, is 38 degrees. ”
楼主滑的地方，20度左右的坡，基本上认为是安全的。Berthoud Pass停车场周围可以
滑的地方很多，但是安全的就只有东西两侧各一条道。 |
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k*****r
发帖数: 1435 | 26 flatten the terrain (and mark them higher), put condos everywhere and offer
plenty dining options. Check the "news":
Katz stated one of the main problems with Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (now
Vail Resorts at Jackson Hole) is the abundance of steep, technical terrain.
“Families–especially rich gapers–do not want to come to Jackson Hole
because they do not have the ability to ski most of the terrain,” Katz said
in the release. “The effort to grade parts of the terrain under the Casper
chair was a... 阅读全帖 |
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n******t
发帖数: 239 | 27 From BBC Sport:
Grimsby marked the debut of Chinese national
captain Zhang Enhua by winning their first
game in eight to ease their relegation fears.
But they were flattered by the scoreline with
the Mariners scraping home with an own goal
by Craig Fleming in the 23rd minute and an
injury time strike from David Nielsen.
... |
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m*********n
发帖数: 1819 | 28 Thanks man! I am flattered.
我曾经相对深入的思考过这个问题（顶级教头的薪酬问题），因为这个问题有着相当大
的理论价值和现实意义。
我思考的一些结果如下（只包括没有专业知识的球迷也能看懂的内容）：
1。首先我们要考虑雇主（俱乐部）的利益和考虑。有一个很有意思的问题大家可以讨
论，一个商业俱乐部生存的意义和价值到底是什么？是纯挣钱吗？我不同意，太多豪门
，非豪门俱乐部负债，甚至负重债经营了。而且有些俱乐部一不小心就在负债经营中悲
痛的死去了。那如果不完全是为了挣钱，他们是为了什么?
没有求证，但是印象中曼联现在负债7个多亿欧元经营。大家不觉得奇怪吗？为什么没
有债主要求破产保护呢？我觉得一个很重要的答案就是不能光看曼联的账面负债，而看
不到它巨大的无形价值。我敢说这部分价值远大于7亿欧元，所以债主们不急着追债，
总有人愿意提供给俱乐部refinancing.
2。既然如此，俱乐部请一个教练到底是为了什么呢？我觉得和第一个问题紧密联系的
答案就是为了提高俱乐部短期和长期的价值。短期的大家都好理解，这世界上有不少好
的救火队员，哪个队快降级了，赶快过去收拾收拾，扭转 |
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z****t
发帖数: 4322 | 29 我们公司里踢球最厉害的是个日本人，每次在长岛踢5人制比赛，他平均每场过人30次
以上，进3～4球。这个人每次都爱跟我炫耀自己的足球水平，我甚是不服气。而且这个
人明明是个亚洲人，却整天跟一群老莫还有葡萄牙人混在一起，不太跟亚洲同事hang
out...
上星期没办法，参加公司的family day, 跟他一个队踢了场比赛。他的级别比我高，我
只好去flatter了一下他的水平,"It is a big misfortune that you didn't stay in
your country and pursue a professional soccer career"。结果他却甩给我这么一
句话，"in fact, most people in my country are good at soccer. We are born to
play soccer!"
老子直接怒了，我操，不就是个小日本吗！！踢个足球至于把宗族问题也扯进来吗？你
们日本足球还经常踢不过我们呢。
今天中午吃饭的时候碰到HRMM了，HR MM说那个日本人持有巴西护照，是巴西出生的。
而且business |
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u****l
发帖数: 5008 | 30 来做色minar的学术大牛，意大利人，自己主页上公然宣称的AC铁杆。Sminar之前，俺
去一对一探
讨，说了20分钟正经的，词穷，觉得再多说就露馅了，纠结一下，就聊到足球，该人顿
时两眼冒光，说
啥自己家世代铁杆云云，还 I hate inter...噎的俺一顿，表明俺的阶级敌人身份，两
人尴尬，随即
哈哈大笑。然后我flatter他，说AC米兰如何辉煌，该人突然开始忆苦思甜，说自己小
时候，70年代
AC米兰啥都拿不到，还play in minor league，但是自己跟着家族传统，矢志不移云云。
后来两人相谈甚欢，又聊了20分钟，最后谈话在中国足球的唏嘘中结束。 |
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i*********5
发帖数: 19210 | 31 【 以下文字转载自 Triathlon 俱乐部 】
发信人: ironman2015 (ironman circa 2015), 信区: Triathlon
标 题: Bigfuzzydoug’s Ten Points to Swimming
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Thu Jan 13 09:23:59 2011, 美东)
Bigfuzzydoug’s Ten Points to Swimming:
http://www.beginnertriathlete.com/discussion/forums/thread-view
The key to swimming is reducing drag, not endurance or powering through the
water. This is not just my opinion; it is the law of physics. I’ll
explain it in a simple way: When you bike, you have to push air in front of
you ou... 阅读全帖 |
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x**i
发帖数: 113 | 33 More power really doesn't necessary mean less control, for
sure, radical will have more power than 6.0, but for
groundstroke, I do feel radical will in fact have more
control. The reason is that using radical it’s much easier
to generate some topspin, you can really hit the ball hard;
while shot seems much flatter by using 6.0, pretty difficult
to get any decent topspin on the ball, causing error
tolerance much lower...
6.0 may be of low power level, but once you have the muscle
to swing that t |
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p******f
发帖数: 341 | 34 Hey, man, I am really flattered.
I agree babyhorse's comments.
Wilson is the one the best tennis racket makers.
different type player use different racket. If you are just a beginner,
don't waste too much money, find your style first.
After a while, you will make a lot of friends on tennis court and
you can borrow their racket or demo rackets from shop or club to
find the best for you. |
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s***m
发帖数: 28 | 35 by Stefan Lundgren
When I am traveling abroad as a Swedish tennis coach, people very often ask
me, "How is it possible for a small country like Sweden to produce so many top
players?" I've also had them ask less flattering questions, like, "Why doesn't
Sweden have so many top junior players any longer?" and "Why doesn't Sweden
have the same success in women tennis?"
I'll attempt to provide some insight if not some answers to these questions.
The Swedish Tennis History
Before 1970, Sweden was not |
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a***8
发帖数: 2433 | 36 Everybody is different and they all have unique moves. I don't think it's
helpful to discuss details of where the feet, arm, and legs are and how they
move. In fact, I think this kind of details do more misleading than help.
After all, a stroke is better demonstrated in person, or video, than in
words.
If I have to distinguish tradition Forehand (TFH) and modern Forehand (MFH),
I'd like to address it at game style level. Briefly speaking, TFH is for
the flatter, lower bounced baseline rallies wi |
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Y**s
发帖数: 1632 | 37 There's nothing misleading about trying to get ppl to discuss what kind of
motion they prefer to use in their game, and trying to understand their
rationale. As I grew up playing tennis when the modern motion did not even
exist, I'm just trying to understand other ppl's learning experience when
they started working on their forehand...
I do not agree at all with the assumption thou, that it is a "progression",
from the flatter yet compact traditional FH, to the spinnier and more
complex (IMO) m |
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g*****y
发帖数: 7271 | 38 Spin and speed are two different things. Given that you have the same swing
speed, the more spin you generate, the slower the ball moves. Fewer winners
you will get.
If you want more winners, you should try to hit flatter. If you want more
consistency or control or ..., you should try more spin.
If you don't swing as freely in match as in practice, I think your
experience in TT should help more than anything. |
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y****2
发帖数: 1601 | 39 blake has a flatter shot than Fed. This means less time to react on the fast
court. |
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c****1
发帖数: 5654 | 40 i am flattered, btw, i am a SHBH, really enjoy it, even though my BH
is a lot worse than my FH, but coach says my BH is really improving.
I used to run to use my FH 90% of my shots, now try to hit at least 20% BHs. |
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f*******r
发帖数: 257 | 41 That's about right. That's the difference between topspin and pop. Both
are "topspin". The difference is at the angle the ball was hit and hence
the angle the ball lands. For topspin, usually you hit it upwards, the
trajectory is similar to lob. When it lands, it has a larger angle.
Therefore, when it bounces, it jumps high. If you hit a "topspin" flat, or
downward, you are likely to see a flatter trajectory. When it bounces, it
would not jump high, but fast and flat.
It all depends on w |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 42 Brush the top of the ball forward.
The idea is to keep the ball trajectory flatter, less moonball-like.
If you hit the frame, it means either your racket head speed is
too slow, or your racket face is too closed (水平). |
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a*m
发帖数: 6253 | 43 copy&pasted from the newsletter:
The USTA wants you to be the face of a new tennis apparel line:
CourtBlu, with the USTA member in mind, will launch an innovative
collection of performance tennis apparel designed for the comfort-minded
and fashion conscious tennis player.
Inspired by tennis' classic elegance, CourtBlu's design incorporates
flattering silhouettes and clean sophistication. The CourtBlu collection
features both men's and women's performance tennis wear for serious
players no |
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Y**s
发帖数: 1632 | 44 nice!
That's the cover?
Comeon Agassi must have some more flattering shot than that!
like... |
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g*****y
发帖数: 7271 | 45 Both Radical and Prestige are 18x20 pattern. I don't want 16x19 one because
I don't like stringing too often. I might try Poly strings again. But on
Radical, I tried several and did not like any.
The less spin I felt is not in absolute value. It is more comparative
speaking. Since the prestige generate faster pace, the ball felt flatter.
Mid court hitting, I think it is similar to Radical, but more forgiving.
By the way, switching from Radical to Prestige seems easier. Not many mis-
hits since b |
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a*i
发帖数: 1652 | 46 I was trying to flatter you...but you are not as confident as Mapcar.
This rule is scary! KD started this first. |
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t*******e
发帖数: 53 | 47 Demo a dunlop 4D 200 racket. Like the general feel and it is a good control
racket. But the string pattern is 18X20 instead of my old 16X19. is there a
big difference? What I found so far is I hit much flatter with this new
racket...Also since it is 1oz heavier than my old racket, my 1st server head
speed is slower.. |
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d****t
发帖数: 1284 | 48
Really? i've never get that from you. :)
walking shoes are not made for tennis, tennis shoes have flatter out sole
for more traction. walking shoes' out soles are more curved for the
comfort of walking. |
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g*****y
发帖数: 7271 | 49 I do not know we are only talking about forehand. But if
serve motion can be improved even at Nadal's level, why
not forehand too, maybe having a flatter option kind of
things. |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 50 Unless he changes to a completely different racket, it's highly
unlikely he will change to a flatter form.
More importantly, I don't see why he would give up his deadly
and ugly topspin forehand. |
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