TimbukTOO Team Room

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Re: TimbukTOO Team Room

Post by damselfly » April 15th, 2013, 5:58 pm

Looks like Barbara from the Lunatics is OK (according to their team room chatter). Pam, I'm keeping your friend Arla in my thoughts. This is just so awful.
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Re: TimbukTOO Team Room

Post by rockenmama » April 15th, 2013, 6:00 pm

damselfly wrote:Looks like Barbara from the Lunatics is OK (according to their team room chatter). Pam, I'm keeping your friend Arla in my thoughts. This is just so awful.
Good to hear Barbara is ok. THANK YOU LISA!!

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Re: TimbukTOO Team Room

Post by PJM » April 15th, 2013, 6:20 pm

Thanks for the update Lisa..
After reading their forum it looks like she checked in at a certain check point after the incident.so is ok.I know this will take an emotional toll on all who are there..so ok..is a relative term but to know that she escaped physical harm is such a relief!! My heart is with everyone there ..all of your friends and family who participated!

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Re: TimbukTOO Team Room

Post by Izzzmeister » April 15th, 2013, 6:46 pm

Already averaging above 145K per rower, almost at our team goal of a 150K average! LAST DAY TO ROW! 12 of 60 members (20%) logged 197,848 total meters Sunday!

Posted Meters:
Rusty A - 6,044
Jack F - 10,644
Bruce H - 10,000
Yisroel H - 26,097
Kyle J - 40,000

Doug K - 5,000
Kevin K - 5,000
Ron M - 11,000
Adam M - 12,000
Michael M - 57,843

Heather R - 9,000
Glenn Y - 5,220


Challenge Goals - Day 31 of 32 (96.9%):
Adam M - 248,565 of 220,000 (113.0%)
Pamela H - 278,041 of 250,000 (111.2%)
Lisa H - 216,853 of 200,000 (108.4%)
Jamus M - 304,627 of 300,000 (101.5%)
David W - 810,249 of 800,000 (101.3%)
Andy I - 100,306 of 100,000 (100.3%)

The end is nigh…
Yisroel H - 285,545 of 300,000 (95.2%)
Kyle J - 470,000 of 500,000 (94.0%)
Kevin K - 166,002 of 180,000 (92.2%)
Heather R - 89,000 of 100,000 (89.0%)
Michael M - 812,863 of 960,000 (84.7%)
Meg M - 95,019 of 150,000 (63.3%)
Raymond W - 204,349 of 352,000 (58.1%)
Rachel B - 36,632 of 100,000 (36.6%)
Brent C - 18,771 of 72,000 (26.1%)
Brad G - 10,506 of 50,000 (21.0%)
Mike M - 18,000 of 150,000 (12.0%)


Milestones achieved:
Michael M barnstormed 800K!!! Kyle steamrolled 450K!!! Ron toppled 150K while Bruce broke through 50K!!

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Re: TimbukTOO Team Room

Post by rockenmama » April 16th, 2013, 2:06 pm

damselfly wrote: Pam, I'm keeping your friend Arla in my thoughts. This is just so awful.
Found out late last night that Arla is ok. I'm still having a hard time wrapping my head around how something like this could happen. I guess I should just be thankful that I don't live somewhere where this kind of stuff happens all the time

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Re: TimbukTOO Team Room

Post by damselfly » April 16th, 2013, 2:18 pm

Glad to hear she is OK. :) I'm glad you *can't* wrap your head around it. I don't think anyone in their right mind could.
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Re: TimbukTOO Team Room

Post by Izzzmeister » April 16th, 2013, 6:43 pm

All hands on deck, taxing their systems! 12 of 77 members (16%) logged 389,145 total meters Sunday!

Milestones achieved: Michael Mc blew by 1.4M, Allen H struck 450K, Jack F topped 300K while Frank G achieved 250K!!
Approaching milestones: Matthew now approaching 2.1M (-29,138m), Kevin adding up to 1.3M (-18,962m), Heather humming along towards 1 MIL (-20,000m) while Allen looks to nail 500K (-13,025m)!

Posted Meters:
Allen H - 182,341 Please, Hammer, Don’t Hurt ‘Em!
Michael M - 57,843 [cap’n is speechless]
Kyle J - 40,000 Cowabunga, Dude!
Yisroel H - 26,097 Third HM of the week, plus…!
Frank G - 20,000 Serious rows!
Adam M - 12,000 Finishing the season strong!

Ron M - 11,000 Three big rows in 3 days!
Jack F - 10,644 The streak hits 6 days!
Matthew R - 10,000 Is he BACK?
Heather R - 9,000 Still has lots of fight left in her…
Glenn Y - 5,220 Catches up some…
Kevin K - 5,000 A valiant effort!

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Re: TimbukTOO Team Room

Post by Izzzmeister » April 16th, 2013, 6:55 pm

REMINDER: ONLY THREE MORE DAYS TO POST YOUR METERS!
A heroic 27 of 60 members (45%) valiantly logged 402,336 total meters Monday!


Posted Meters:
Rusty A - 6,184
Barbara B - 9,471
Lee C - 8,052
Jim C - 20,000
Mark E - 46,740

Jack F - 11,644
Amanda G - 5,462
Lisa H - 6,029
Bruce H - 13,388
Yisroel H - 15,508

Jon H - 7,549
Pamela H - 5,000
Kyle J - 30,000
Doug K - 5,000
Kevin K - 5,000

David K - 10,000
Katie L - 5,017
Ron M - 6,000
Adam M - 8,500
Michael M - 55,092

Job R - 4,274
Cindy R - 7,179
Steve R - 12,717
Jeff T - 44,720
Lee W - 25,411

David W - 26,378

Raymond W - 2,021


Challenge Goals - Day 32 of 32 (100.0%):
Adam M - 257,065 of 220,000 (116.8%)
Pamela H - 283,041 of 250,000 (113.2%)
Lisa H - 222,882 of 200,000 (111.4%)
David W - 836,627 of 800,000 (104.6%)
Jamus M - 304,627 of 300,000 (101.5%)
Yisroel H - 301,053 of 300,000 (100.4%)
Andy I - 100,306 of 100,000 (100.3%)
Kyle J - 500,000 of 500,000 (100.0%)

And some great efforts by...
Kevin K - 171,002 of 180,000 (95.0%)
Michael M - 867,955 of 960,000 (90.4%)
Heather R - 89,000 of 100,000 (89.0%)
Meg M - 95,019 of 150,000 (63.3%)
Raymond W - 206,370 of 352,000 (58.6%)
Rachel B - 36,632 of 100,000 (36.6%)
Brent C - 18,771 of 72,000 (26.1%)
Brad G - 10,506 of 50,000 (21.0%)
Mike M - 18,000 of 150,000 (12.0%)


Milestones achieved: Michael awed us with 850K!!!! Kyle astounded with 500K!!! Jeff amazed through 450K!! Lee surprised us with 400K!
Yisroel hit 300K, Adam topped 250K, David K passed 150K, while Jon made 50K!! HONORABLE MENTION to everyone whose energy & effort during this WEC isn’t fully reflected in these numbers!

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Re: TimbukTOO Team Room

Post by Izzzmeister » April 16th, 2013, 7:20 pm

All hands on deck, standing in silence & saluting towards Boston harbor! 19 of 77 members (25%) logged 317,796 total meters Monday!

Milestones achieved: Jim set a new standard of 4.2M, while Mark toughed out 1.8M!! TimbukTOO passed 800K per person!
Approaching milestones: David W not resting, sights 7.8M (-8,967m), Kyle is approaching 4.8M (-20,000m), Matthew nearing 2.1M (-24,138m), Michael Mc aiming for 1.5M (-26,395m), Kevin eyes 1.3M (-13,962m), Pamela so close to her first 1 MIL (-8,164m), Amanda a cinch for 600K (-19,973m), Lee C wants 400K (-17,041m) while Barbara nears 300K (-7,159m)!

Posted Meters:
Michael M - 55,092 Four days, 212K?! I’ll send you some Desitin…
Mark E - 46,740
Has not been resting these past two weeks!
Jeff T - 44,720 Great effort!
Kyle J - 30,000 Wow!

David W - 26,378 Ever thought you’d row 2 hours & be 5th?!

Jim C - 20,000 Sweet!
Yisroel H - 15,508 Finished, with 30 seconds to spare!
Jack F - 11,644 Three rows of over 10K in 3 days!
Barbara B - 9,471 Don’t ever count her out!
Adam M - 8,500 Strong!

Lee C - 8,052 Steady efforts!
Cindy R - 7,179 Looks like you’ll be a millionaire soon!
Lisa H - 6,029 What a season!
Ron M - 6,000 Habibi, remember the value of REST!
Amanda G - 5,462 Never let any man or fowl get between you & your C2!

Pamela H - 5,000 The cap for a super month [& a half]!
Matthew R - 5,000 Nice!
Kevin K - 5,000 Daily rows!
Raymond W - 2,021 146K to go…

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Re: TimbukTOO Team Room

Post by damselfly » April 16th, 2013, 7:34 pm

Izzzmeister wrote:
Yisroel H - 15,508 Finished, with 30 seconds to spare!

You better keep the video proof in case this comes under review... :lol: Congratulations on hitting your goal!! :D
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Re: TimbukTOO Team Room

Post by cindyreck » April 16th, 2013, 10:53 pm

Nice work, Izzz! Your determination is astounding!

Yes, it looks like I'll handily make a cool million for the season. A nice achievement for me. I haven't done another time trial 2000m since, well, I don't remember when I did that last one... Anyway, so, no PR for me. I will probably do a time trial 500m and 1000m before the end of the month, just to get some numbers on the rankings for this season.

It appears that winter has finally moved on out of here! Just like it's getting progressively more difficult to force my kids to do their homework :roll: , so it is with me getting on my rower now. I just cannot wait to get outside! And even if I were to put my rower outside, I still would rather be walking around the yard or doing some kind of outdoor chore than rowing. It's *possible* that you might see my meters drop off once May arrives! :wink:

Andy- hilarious post on being a "new age" dad! LOVED that. My husband bought my rower for me as a surprise "thank-you-for-having-this-baby-for-us gift" after our second kid was born. I mean, I guess that's why he bought it for me. :lol: Anyway, as any smart, intuitive hubby would do, he encourages me to row each day, and will gladly be in charge of the kids for A WHOLE 30 MINUTES ( :o ) while I row. We all agree that I'm more fun to be around after I have some exercise! :shock:

I didn't formally set a goal for the WEC (is that the correct acronym?), but since it's a month-long event, I would place my goal at 120,000 m. Izzz/Lisa, am I close to that? You don't have to figure it out if it's a pain in the butt. I can do it myself anyway. No worries.

Best regards to all teammates! Enjoy springtime!
Cindy

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Re: TimbukTOO Team Room

Post by damselfly » April 17th, 2013, 12:32 am

Cindy, you have 138,826 challenge meters!! Good job!!

Soooooo... Fred doesn't row... why exactly? ;)
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Re: TimbukTOO Team Room

Post by ronmardix » April 17th, 2013, 2:05 am

Izzzmeister wrote:Ron M - 6,000 Habibi, remember the value of REST!
We're gearing up for a move to a new home so I won't be rowing for about a week. Hopefully I'll find a nice cozy new spot for the rower; I may have to take over part of the garage.

Actually, I've lived in apartments for most of my adult life, so this will be a strange new experience - I won't have people to do all those outdoor chore and fix-it thingies. One nice thing is that I'll finally be able to row whenever I want without worrying about making too much noise; I've had complaints in the past = something about rowing at 2:00AM over my downstairs neighbor's bedroom not being their idea of a fun night. I tried to explain about the benefit of rowing, but they really didn't seem that interested. Go figure.

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Re: TimbukTOO Team Room

Post by The Blacksmith » April 17th, 2013, 6:11 am

Congrats on your new home! Now you'll get the benefits of neighbors dogs barking for hours and such :) Seriously-Enjoy our new home.

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Re: TimbukTOO Team Room

Post by Izzzmeister » April 17th, 2013, 8:52 am

ronmardix wrote:
Izzzmeister wrote:Ron M - 6,000 Habibi, remember the value of REST!
We're gearing up for a move to a new home so I won't be rowing for about a week. Hopefully I'll find a nice cozy new spot for the rower; I may have to take over part of the garage.

Actually, I've lived in apartments for most of my adult life, so this will be a strange new experience - I won't have people to do all those outdoor chore and fix-it thingies. One nice thing is that I'll finally be able to row whenever I want without worrying about making too much noise; I've had complaints in the past = something about rowing at 2:00AM over my downstairs neighbor's bedroom not being their idea of a fun night. I tried to explain about the benefit of rowing, but they really didn't seem that interested. Go figure.
Guess you'll get some rest, at least from the rower.
I thought your neighbors would like being able to make all the noise they wanted!
When we bought our house in Minneapolis, our friends said, "Guess you must like to shovel and mow!"

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