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Posts posted by AUinHsv
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Is this the first event with a repechage? I don't remember it before and it's pretty cool. Gives a second chance if you mess up
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7 hours ago, dcar00 said:
This is our concern, dude...
and based on the mixed 4x400 relay it will be really nice if we don't try to wander out of the exchange zone either
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28 minutes ago, UTexasFight said:
Didnt they do this for the M 100M too?
last event of the night so they come back the following day?
Saw somewhere that NBC said all medals awarded 24 hours later. Not sure why. Guessing they don't do that for the last day
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1 hour ago, Jive Turkey said:
mmmmm, Lieke Klaver. she got lucky there.
No kidding. What in the world was she thinking? It was like she heard the starter call it off except he didn't. And yeah - the hold times before the gun seen really long.
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3 hours ago, kingkoopa6 said:
The training for that is the worse.
Coach has you doing like 5 200s with little rest. Run em under 30sec if I remember.
then like 3 300s blah blah
a couple 400s to end the day
and thats on like a random Monday … still got 4 more days of the week haha
Not to go old school but that was not close to what we ran. I ran distance and every Tuesday was 25 ( yep twenty five) quarter miles at race pace with a 220 jog (not a walk) between them. We had the number one high school miler in the USA and the number 1 or 2 two miler so those were run at just over 60 seconds. Our workouts for the quarter milers were equally intense.
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11 hours ago, Fudge Nuggets said:
I thought Hocker lost it when his first move to the inside got cut off. I was surprised he had another gap to exploit.
No kidding. That almost never happens
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50 minutes ago, kingkoopa6 said:
No idea these days. It was legit mile back in the day for me too
I think it's probably the 1600. Makes it a lot easier to set up then subtracting 100 meters.
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Not just swimming for Rowdy. here is a video of him at home during the Kick Six from Auburn/ Alabama ten years ago. I think I remember posting it on the old website and commenting that sprinters live on their nerves for life. As an fyi he went to Auburn which explains his reaction.
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44 minutes ago, aggie08 said:
40 meters in 4.72 seconds does roughly translate to 4.3 seconds over the first 40 yards.
And subtract reaction time from NFL combine times. At combine the clock starts when the runner does
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WOW - Why was I thinking they didn't time past hundreds of a second? I think in swimming they call it a tie since they feel they can't get the distance totally exact between lanes.
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Just tossing this out. With all the electronics in these - the old rules of whether it clicks or not may not apply. grab a volt meter and see what the battery says. Low voltage from the battery can cause a world or weird symptoms in newer cars. On a 2019 it is probably time to replace it anyway.
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3 hours ago, perfectchaos007 said:
I watched the replay of the mixed 4 x 400 heat and saw how close the US was to getting a DQ because one of the women initially lined up incorrectly, but got back onside at the last second thanks to an official helping her out. In the end, they turned in a world record. Team USA track relays and disqualifications name a more iconic duo
saw that. Interesting that the official pointed it out. How in the world did she not know where to line up? One job there. Not her first relay. She was wandering all over the place
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19 hours ago, MonkeyDoughnut said:
I understand the intent of the 15m rule, but I kinda liked it at the 1988 Olympics when the swimmer caused the rule to be created in the first place by swimming so far underwater. Was genius.
The Berkoff Blastoff. One of his kids is in this version of Olympics. Similar to Fosbury Flop in that he came up with a new and unique way to do the event. Unlike the Flop they quickly banned it
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A few quick pictures from this week. Heaters were pretty simple back then - it actually was an option. Nothing like the British making sure you were freezing.
Again no comments on the different shades of blue depending on light
Also as an fyi - the engine shot show the fusebox for the entire car. it's that really small thing behind the heater - quantity of (2)
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Just a quick reference to the popular "one point safety"
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Back to the failure emails but glad I got to go this year
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On 7/2/2024 at 5:50 PM, pearlandhorn said:
I need to take my submariner in for servicing and cleaning in Houston. Anybody got any recommendations? I purchased from Valobra’s in Houston about 10 years ago but not sure if the guy who services them is still there.
When I was in Austin I drove mine up to Rolex in Dallas. Saved any future mess with shipping
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And success - no thanks to Microsoft. I restored the laptop back to the factory image - how it showed up. Same issue. as an fyi I was adding the accounts via the control panel - Mail. I deleted all Office and started again. By luck when I opened Outlook it asked to add an account and this worked. I then noticed an option in Outlook itself. File-Add account. Guess what - that works also. Adding via the Mail option in Control Panel still adds as either POP or IMAP. Bunch of goofballs at Microsoft wrote instructions to say just add the account but never said not to add it in Control Panel. Grrrrrr. Now I have to figure out how to only have a single directory for backup. It looks like the new method creates ost files while POP creates pst.
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1 hour ago, immamac said:
I'm telling you that the server matters here.
I can help with a remote session or something, but it's likely just that you have the configuration wrong for what you are trying to do and need to go flag the server side in your account.
Isn't the server at Microsoft since the email is at outlook.com? I am not running an email server. Just trying to configure my outlook email on the PC to use their new requirements. The email uses outlook.com as the server so I am assuming they have configured the new method since they told me to change to it.
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5 hours ago, immamac said:
I am guessing that is at the server level - I am trying to do it at client level. I going to search - for some reason I think it may be disabled in registry. I remember copying a profile when I got the newer computer around 2020. That may have killed it - especially since it seems to work on my deskside which has never had any email set up
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Downloaded. I set it up on a different computer that never had Outlook running and it worked. So of course my lap top doesn't. Deleted all email accounts and the profile. It still creates a new email as IMAP. Currently removing Office and trying again. I do not want to reload the entire OS to fix this crap
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Those are the steps I have. I have the latest version of Office 365 so I assume I am fine. I updated it this week. I am going to go to a computer that has never had Outlook and see if that works. I may be wrong assuming that the instructions say to create a new profile and that is a correct path
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This is driving me crazy and of course Microsoft is useless for help. I have an email aaa@outlook.com. I set it up with POP protocol. I got an email from Microsoft that I need to move to Modern Authentication. I used Outlook in Office 365 as the desktop client. There does not seem to be any option to choose this. I also created a new profile and added the email. If I choose defaults it sets it up as IMAP but that still has the same issues. Microsofts help document only discusses POP or IMAP. Anyone have a clue how to convert to Modern Authentication?
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Track & Field (men and women)
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Everything about relays makes me nervous. Our track record (pun intended) is a hot mess. Just really glad the official in the mixed medley told the runner to get in the handoff zone since they were just walking around everywhere.