Grive: Open Source Google Drive Client For Linux ~ Web Upd8: Ubuntu / Linux blog.
If you use Google Drive a lot, this might be a useful tool for you. It provides a form of sync for a folder to and from your Drive.
Grive: Open Source Google Drive Client For Linux ~ Web Upd8: Ubuntu / Linux blog.
If you use Google Drive a lot, this might be a useful tool for you. It provides a form of sync for a folder to and from your Drive.
ZR Track here
Day 7 of training. Again, 90%. Tried running up a steeper hill compared to my previous days runs. Not such a good idea since I burned out quicker – have to make sure I pace myself better.
Now I see why my previous attempts to model in Blender didn’t succeed – my reference images were not level and not the same scale. Whilst there was nothing mentioned on the tutorials at Blender Cookie (in those tutorials, the reference images came already prepared), the first step that Angela Guenette (modeller on the Sintel short – cover on the right) on the Blenderella DVD immediately mentioned is to prepare the reference images in GIMP: rotating, scaling, and adding horizontal reference lines to allow you to line up features across the various reference images.
Wish I’d known about this before spending time on my last modelling attempt. :/
Oh, well, you learn from mistakes.
You may recall in my earlier post that I mentioned the GfxTablet project but complained that there was no support for left-handed users, but I just discovered something.
A collection of various martial arts films. All of these I’ve seen, and I would recommend Flashpoint or Raid Redemption if you’re after MMA-style grappling fights.
First long run of the training. It was only 30 minutes, but it’ll go up next week. Interestingly, even though I managed to settle into a comfortable pace, my heart rate kept climbing. Then, just towards the end of the 20-minute Green Zone, my pacer beeped me, telling me to slow down. If my heart rate hits that limit in 20 minutes, then next Saturday, when the duration gets upped to 35 minutes with a 25-minute Green Zone, I’m going to end up hitting that border more often in the last 5 minutes.
Also, here’s an interesting fact. Today, I covered 5.26 KM at 00:06:52 min/KM. Yesterday, I covered 3.56 KM at 00:07:53 min/KM. So, I covered a longer distance at a shorter pace.
Oh, and if you’re interested, I also had Zombies, Run! running during this run. That run is available here (can’t embed it)
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