LUNA-TICS TEAM ROOM: Year-round "Looney" fun.
pages changing?
Anyone noticed if the various pages are changing? I have the link to our affiliate page. Sometimes I go and there is the column for the holiday challenge. Just now it isn’t there. On my main log page sometimes the comments column is there and other times no. Someone is messing with my mind. Ahhhhhhrg!!!!
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Re: pages changing?
I haven't had any issues viewing all the columns. If I'm viewing on my phone I might have to rotate it 90 degrees to see the last column.Thor MW wrote:Anyone noticed if the various pages are changing? I have the link to our affiliate page. Sometimes I go and there is the column for the holiday challenge. Just now it isn’t there. On my main log page sometimes the comments column is there and other times no. Someone is messing with my mind. Ahhhhhhrg!!!!
Re: pages changing?
Concept2 is making some small changes that have big impacts here and there. These generally resolve themselves in a few hours, or a few days....or sometimes never. Maybe they have a new intern who has been turned loose on their IT segment? I have asked them to let us know what they are changing, but I have doubts that they will share that information. Meanwhile...we keep working on gathering our meters!Thor MW wrote:Anyone noticed if the various pages are changing? I have the link to our affiliate page. Sometimes I go and there is the column for the holiday challenge. Just now it isn’t there. On my main log page sometimes the comments column is there and other times no. Someone is messing with my mind. Ahhhhhhrg!!!!
All In A Day's ERG: Team Progress Thru 12.02.15

And if just 11 Lunie reindeer can raise that much reindeer moola.....grow the herd, mates, grow the herd!
Meanwhile, out there on the Free Reindeer Range, four teammates are getting close to claiming their reindeer:
Dean....346 m to go!
Tombeur .... 7,781 m to go!
Tammy....9,002 m to go!
Dave H ...12,806 m to go!
MILESTONES...Bragging Rights....Celebrations:
5.15 MM Ed
3.7 MM Jim
3.7 MM Ron
2.3 MM Tombeur
1.9 MM Tammy
1.55 MM Norma
1.35 MM Danwho
1.25 MM David T
1.2 MM Bobbie
800 K K2
600 K Steve H
550 K Tristan
550 K Ken G
350 K Mikkel
300 K Andrea
200 K Melissa
200 K Terry
50 K Dan E
Thanks, everyone, for rowing and ski-erging with us!
Mary O 511....she's got the road travel info on speed dial for her erg!
Gene 2,800 m
Dan O' 3,000 m
Lily




Jane




Tony




Andre 5,000 m
Chip 5,000 m
Chuck E 5,000 m
William H 5,000 m
Tristan




Karyn 5,089 m
Tom M




Teresa R 5,903 m
Mikkel 6,005 m
Sorin 6,024 m
Melissa 7,000 m
AJ 7,019 m
Hooli 7,123 m
Jeff G 7,783 m
Dan E 8,054 m
Jeff M 8,103 m
Minnie




Andrea 8,546 m
Larry 9,046 m
Rick C 10,000 m
Steve W 10,711 m
David T 11,000 m
Howard 11,004 m
Bobbie





K2





Stuart





Danwho





Stefan





Jay 12,315 m
Roger 12,315 m
Tammy





Mike C 12,415 m
Ronnie





Ken G 15,000 m
Rosita





Steve H 17,000 m
Dave H 20,000 m
Dean 22,000 m
Norma





Ron





Jim





Ed





Tombeur 25,549 m ...wowzer!
Terry B 38,024 m ... a good update!
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Re: LUNA-TICS TEAM ROOM: Year-round "Looney" fun.
Yesterday was a big day for our family. Congratulations to teammate, and son, Benjamin Strasburger, for achieving a milestone and goal in your life: enlistment in the United States Marine Corps. You are an amazing young man, and we are so proud of you!


☆~Kristine~☆
Re: LUNA-TICS TEAM ROOM: Year-round "Looney" fun.
Congratulations, Ben !!!
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Congratulations Ben! God Speed wherever you are! Thanks for keeping our freedom...Kristine Strasburger wrote:Yesterday was a big day for our family. Congratulations to teammate, and son, Benjamin Strasburger, for achieving a milestone and goal in your life: enlistment in the United States Marine Corps. You are an amazing young man, and we are so proud of you!
Much respect,
Ed
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Semper Fidelis, BenjaminKristine Strasburger wrote:Yesterday was a big day for our family. Congratulations to teammate, and son, Benjamin Strasburger, for achieving a milestone and goal in your life: enlistment in the United States Marine Corps. You are an amazing young man, and we are so proud of you!

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Re: LUNA-TICS TEAM ROOM: Year-round "Looney" fun.
Congratulations, Ben, and thank you for serving.
Re: LUNA-TICS TEAM ROOM: Year-round "Looney" fun.
Kristine Strasburger wrote:Yesterday was a big day for our family. Congratulations to teammate, and son, Benjamin Strasburger, for achieving a milestone and goal in your life: enlistment in the United States Marine Corps. You are an amazing young man, and we are so proud of you!
woooooooo hooooooo and congrats and thanks for serving :]
Re: LUNA-TICS TEAM ROOM: Year-round "Looney" fun.
That's all well and good but will they have a C2 where ever you are posted? Grin. It will be an interesting life I'm sure. Good for you!Kristine Strasburger wrote:Yesterday was a big day for our family. Congratulations to teammate, and son, Benjamin Strasburger, for achieving a milestone and goal in your life: enlistment in the United States Marine Corps. You are an amazing young man, and we are so proud of you!
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Good luck and God bless you Ben.
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Congratulations, Ben! Son number 3, Paul, served in the Marine Corps in the 1990s when hostilities were raging in Bosnia. Most of his last year he was an instructor on the range in Camp Pendleton teaching marine recruits how to shoot. You are joining an organization that means and lives its motto-- Semper Fidelis (Always Loyal). That kind of loyalty is increasingly rare, I am sorry to say. You are fortunate to be joining people who value it. Good luck and Semper Fi.Kristine Strasburger wrote:Yesterday was a big day for our family. Congratulations to teammate, and son, Benjamin Strasburger, for achieving a milestone and goal in your life: enlistment in the United States Marine Corps. You are an amazing young man, and we are so proud of you!
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Congratulations Ben and proud mum Kristine! 

Fitness of some... or a tale of splits!
So being an Aussie, and a formula one "enthusiast" (fanatic is too strong a term these days!); I naturally followed the career/ fortunes and misfortunes of Mark Webber. Apologies if many haven't heard of him, he retired from F1 at the end of 2013, and has since driven a factory Porsche hybrid in the World Endurance Championship (which with his two co-drivers they won this year). Think Le Mans 24 hour race etc. Anywhoo I digress.
At the end of the 2008 F1 season, Mark broke his leg riding a pushbike in his own multi-discipline 5 day cross country challenge race held in Tasmania. (The sort of thing Baz would get involved in - not sure if he ever did it?). What followed was several months of rehab following the insertion of rods and bolts into his leg - and straight from the pages of his auto-biography I grabbed this photo of him on a C2 during this period. The stats quoted blew me away! For ThorMW and any others using screen readers, at his peak he could pull a 1:53 average split for 10 kilometers, and a 2:03 for 25 kilometers - with a healing leg!!
HOWEVER...
I just checked the rankings on the C2 site, and the fastest time for the half marathon is 1:13:53.1 - and when I converted that to 500m splits, that is pulling around a 1:45 average... my body hurts just thinking about it!!!

Cheers,
Dave
At the end of the 2008 F1 season, Mark broke his leg riding a pushbike in his own multi-discipline 5 day cross country challenge race held in Tasmania. (The sort of thing Baz would get involved in - not sure if he ever did it?). What followed was several months of rehab following the insertion of rods and bolts into his leg - and straight from the pages of his auto-biography I grabbed this photo of him on a C2 during this period. The stats quoted blew me away! For ThorMW and any others using screen readers, at his peak he could pull a 1:53 average split for 10 kilometers, and a 2:03 for 25 kilometers - with a healing leg!!
HOWEVER...
I just checked the rankings on the C2 site, and the fastest time for the half marathon is 1:13:53.1 - and when I converted that to 500m splits, that is pulling around a 1:45 average... my body hurts just thinking about it!!!




Cheers,
Dave