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Steven Hanley
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Tue, 14 Sep 2004
Approaching my regular fitness - 13:41
Last Tuesday I had more difficulty than usual staying with the others on the
Cotter/Uriarra loop. This week was easier, I was able to climb in the middle
to the front of the group, however usually I would be able to drop all but the
fastest climbers. So I am still not quite back to form. I had the entire
weekend off the bike, which for me is exceedingly unusual. I really want to
ensure I don't have a cold at the 24 hour race. I intend to do a bit of
epicosity this weekend on Sunday, and hopefully can talk people into a longish
Bacon ride also on Saturday (Tuggeranong pines from Manuka and return anyone?)
I helped with timing and stuff at the CORC 3 hour day night race on Saturday
and admittedly was glad not to be racing as it was raining heavily, freezing
cold and muddy. Sunday turned out fine, however Marea had to go to Sydney
suddenly on Friday arvo so I wasn't doing the cyclegaine anyway.
The cyclegaine had some things happen, Andrew Rowe and David Baldwin had to
finish with only 3 hours of effort as Dave's rear derailleur (XTR, AUD $300
worth) exploded after
a small stick got caught and twisted and broke everything. Michael Carden and
Allan Bontjer competed as a team of ring ins, replacing the original team of
Jim Trail and David Morgan completely, teams of ring ins amuse me.
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Timestamps and rss dates - 13:23
The problem I noticed when I started using blosxom about timestamps and the
need to use date -r can be alleviated with some of the plugins on the blosxom
plugin registry. For now I will continue manually keeping a list of time
stamps of all the files in my diary when I first uploaded them and use that to
reapply correct times when I need to change something.
I noticed when Mikal pulled my
lca entries into a
planet-lca that the time
stamps of entries pulled from my Diary rss feed were wrong.
AJ pointed out that standard
blosxom needed to be patched with the <pubDate> tags and pointed out the
debian blosxom package was likely already patched. He was correct so I copied
the debian tags into my blosxom.cgi
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