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About Blender Fox

Recreational road-runner, blender/CG rookie, linux user (LE-1, LPIC-1, SUSE CLA 11, SUSE 11 Tech Spec), programmer, avid tinkerer (I'm always breaking things), self-confessed anime & manga otaku & japanophile

C25K – Week 7 Day 1

I completed C25K Week 7 Day 1 (4.02 km), in 20:48, pace 05:10 min/km, with @RunDouble http://rndb.co/s5ep

Week 7, Day 1. Single 4K run. Lasted the entire 4K, but the last 0.5K was a doozy. Slower average pace than yesterday (05:10 min/km or 08:19 min/mile), so slightly disappointed.

On the plus side, I did get a new trophy:

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Nike+ Track

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C25K – Week 6 Day 3

I completed C25K Week 6 Day 3 (3.62 km), in 18:11, pace 05:01 min/km, with @RunDouble http://rndb.co/Z5be

Week 6 Day 3. A single 3.62K run (2.25 miles). The last 0.6K was a tough push, but I just about made it. And at 5 min/km pace (8:04 min/mile), it felt pretty good.

Nike+ Track: http://go.shr.lc/1BKYnsU

Blender at TED: How animations can help scientists test a hypothesis | BlenderNation

Blender at TED: How animations can help scientists test a hypothesis | BlenderNation.

Work on Your Passion Project for 90 Minutes Every Day for 90 Days

For the next 90 days, devote the first 90 minutes of your work day to the one best opportunity in your life. Nothing else. Zero distractions. Just get that project done. Period.

Work on Your Passion Project for 90 Minutes Every Day for 90 Days.

INCROYABLE – Relais France 4x400m Femme – Championnats d’Europe 2014 – INCREDIBLE FINISH women relay

A word of warning to the race leading runners: Do not be too complacent.

A word of encouragement to the trailing runners: Remember, it is not over until you cross the finish line.

Linux Containers

After much tinkering and cursing, I finally managed to get Linux Container running. I had originally wanted a Fedora container, but for some unknown reason, the container would not start. Instead, I tried a CentOS 6 container, and that started up successfully, so I am using that instead. It is actually good, because I can tinker with the CentOS container, experiment with different configurations, maybe practise setting it up as a proper (i.e. no GDM) server. This will help if I decide to go for a Red Hat-themed Linux certification.

Still bugging me why the Fedora 20 container won’t start, though.