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Post by Trevor » March 6th, 2007, 4:36 pm

Auf Wiedersehen. Will we still see you an an entrant/participent in the CTC challenge?

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Post by ulu » March 8th, 2007, 12:03 am

Great rowin', hosers.

I have managed to set the Eh!Team website so most browsers will interpret a .kml file to load automatically into google earth. Although on the front end this will look like a very minor change, on the back end it gives me a lot of flexibility. I should be able to program it so your own rows will stand out in the google earth file now.

All of this is of course dependent on my "spare" time but I should be able to keep up with it.

We are well on our way across the Atlantic and will then start rowing the coast of the America's. This is an extremely ambitious undertaking. It will be over 60,000,000 meters to row the America's alone.

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If you look closely in the picture you can see our big Eh!Team trireme moving across the North Atlantic. B)

Keep on rowin', eh.

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Post by Tinpusher » March 9th, 2007, 1:48 pm

I too am sad to see Brigitte move on. You were a great inspiration to this team and will be an asset wherever you go. Viel Glück!

Its over to you Troy. I managed to improve my CTC effort but there's nothing left in the tank for any more. I went through 2K in about 6.48 which is more than 7 seconds off my 2K PB. Very happy but won't be doing it again...probably.

May I too extend a "Welcome aboard" to our new members. May we all speed around the coastlines.

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Post by tinnes » March 9th, 2007, 3:48 pm

Nice one Dave - great effort - I didn't think you would let that one go by without another shot :wink: I think I can do a bit better though ... will give it another go in the next few days.
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Post by RR1 Kirk » March 9th, 2007, 8:36 pm

Nothing like friendly competition to move the boat ahead.

I'll be taking (hopefuly) a couple of more shots before month's end. If I'm feeling good Trevor's current time may be within reach B) .

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Post by Tinpusher » March 9th, 2007, 8:45 pm

May I introduce Fiona Graham (Mrs Tinpusher) to the Eh! Team. She was a reluctant convert to the erg but has decided to give it a go. She had her first go at the CTC today. I'll make sure she has her profile set up so her metres are added to our coastal row.
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Post by jc » March 9th, 2007, 9:40 pm

Just wanted to say "Hi" to everyone. I've been rowing for 5 years now (4 years with the University of New Mexico virtual team). Started on a Model B and now have a Model D. I row everyday and try to do 15K+ each day. I'm a very slow rower and usually average about 2:16 or so no matter what the distance. I make it up by rowing for 60 to 70 minutes. I'm just coming off of hernia surgery, so am rowing half-time right now. Hope to pick it up again soon.

I like to travel, so that usually makes a big hole in my meters output. Marjorie and I cruise a lot, and fortunately most of the cruise ships have Concept 2 or Schwinn rowers aboard. It's an amazing feeling to crank on a rower and feel a 150,000 ton ship surge ahead!

What do I need to do to contribute to the "around the world" journey?
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Post by Tinpusher » March 9th, 2007, 10:21 pm

Welcome aboard!
You need to create a profile on the C2 website and set your affiliation to the Eh! Team (scroll waaaayyyyy down), then all your metres will automatically be added when you add your metres to your online logbook.


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Post by ulu » March 10th, 2007, 2:22 pm

Welcome all the newcomers to the Eh!Team.

Your can see your meters at:
the Eh!Team coastal row site
http://216.119.121.169/c2coastal/

Click on the link to download the google earth file once you get there.

The site is still under development, very much so. I am looking for some good pics, some links and I will further develop the individuality of it so you can see your contribution to the team.

I am down in Calgary/Banff for holidays this time. I blew my back out on the erg at the Y, so I may have to cut down on my meters a bit and stay out of the moguls.

Keep on rowin', eh.

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Post by Trevor » March 12th, 2007, 6:47 pm

Now that Kirk has threatened to exceed my time I may have to stop working so many hours at my paying job and get back on the erg :shock: . The last three weeks have been a disaster for me; what with the flu and too many emergencies/prolonged procedures :( . I was hoping to average 200 k per month until May, that plan is in complete disarray.

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Post by RR1 Kirk » March 12th, 2007, 7:40 pm

Trevor wrote:Now that Kirk has threatened to exceed my time I may have to stop working so many hours at my paying job and get back on the erg :shock: .

Trevor
Threatened? Au contraire! It's more like I'm setting myself a lofty goal! :wink:

I was ill for the 2nd half of last month, feeling much better now.

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Post by tinnes » March 13th, 2007, 12:39 am

Jim,

I took a look at the Google Earth file - looks great. Thanks for doing this. Take care of your back - we are counting on you for at least 10% of the distance :D
(45) | 1K 3:07.9 | 2K 6:32.3 | 30min 8428 | 10K 36.34.5 | 60min 16,185 | HM 1:19:01.9 | C2 timeless

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Post by tinnes » March 13th, 2007, 1:23 am

If anyone is up for the NCAA challenge, I created a group

Get in the action now:
http://games.espn.go.com/tcmen/group?groupID=132330

Game Front: http://games.espn.go.com/tcmen/frontpage
Group: Canadian Beer League


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Troy
(45) | 1K 3:07.9 | 2K 6:32.3 | 30min 8428 | 10K 36.34.5 | 60min 16,185 | HM 1:19:01.9 | C2 timeless

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Post by Trevor » March 13th, 2007, 4:22 pm

Threatened? Au contraire! It's more like I'm setting myself a lofty goal

Maybe we should set a really lofty goal and try to beat Troy and Dave. Would they let us row as a double? Probably the only way I could even come close :D

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Post by RR1 Kirk » March 13th, 2007, 7:55 pm

Trevor wrote:Threatened? Au contraire! It's more like I'm setting myself a lofty goal

Maybe we should set a really lofty goal and try to beat Troy and Dave. Would they let us row as a double? Probably the only way I could even come close :D

Trevor
They're on the list! :lol:
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