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From MASS LIVE: http://goo.gl/mschSo
Eat This, Not That: Snacks on-the-go
http://www.wwlp.com/dpp/mass_appeal/taste/eat-this-not-that-snacks-on-the-go
Caroline ('10-'12) and Kelly ('12) after the meet!
Addis ('11-'12) tweeted the following from her meet - with Josh ('12) and Kendrick ('11-'12)!
 Addis FC (@addisadidas19)
some @nepxc stuff going on right now |
Brief video montage...
Counselor Chris at work.
Addis getting to the front of the pack.
Caroline heading out with the pack.
Addis leading the pack to the back fields.
Addis running strong.
Caroline in a group.
Addis leading to the finish.
Caroline heading to the finish.
Addis and her proud dad!
Counselors Rachel and Dave have an enthusiastic greeting!
Dave prepping his team.
Caroline (Camp '10, '11, '12) is led by Devon (Camp '10).
Rachel and her assistant coach.
Caroline, Rachel, and Dave.
Elizabeth (Camp '12) battles with Julie (Camp '11 & '12) 100 yds from the finish...
Elizabeth gets a step on Julie!
Julie with Maddy (Camp '12) andHaley (Camp '12)
Big nepxc reunion today at Canterbury. I saw Addis (Camp '11 & '12), Shoshanna (Camp '11 & '12) and Veronica (Camp '12). Addis won the race in 20:12. I snapped some pictures of her accepting the individual and team title, so I figured I'd pass them on. Pomfret [Rachel's team] came in 4th.
Best,
Rachel (Camp '07; Staff '09-'12)
NEPXC on the left, on the right, and in the center!
Addis (CAMP '11 & '12) coming in for the win!
Caroline (CAMP '10, '11, '12) coming in!
Samantha (CAMP '12), Addis, and Caroline pose for a post race photo!
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Speaking of scanning, emailing, faxing, etc., did you know that if you have an iPhone or iPad (ver. 2 or 3) but no scanner then you really DO have a scanner. It's true! With a free program like GeniusScan (there are others, as well, and there are paid versions that don't have the little ads on them), you can capture single- or multi-page documents that can be saved as PDFs and then emailed to anyone. It's quick, easy, and very convenient. The most important tip I offer about this is to keep the camera PARALLEL to the object being scanned to minimize blur. It may take a little practice to get comfortable doing (there are even platform aids to help accomplish this), but this skill is something you may use more and more as time goes on, especially if you want to save documents or send documents to people on a regular basis.
Here's another potentially useful (albeit, non running-related) item: Evernote. If you use this free program, you know what I mean; if you have heard about it, but never explored it, do so; if you don't know what it is, you can learn about it at www.evernote.com (and all over the web). This program stores and organizes information in a way that is accessible on whatever device(s) you choose to use - desktop, laptop, netbook, phone, pad; Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, Windows Mobile, Blackberry - and automagically syncs between all your devices. Evernote has been integrated into the workflow of students, teachers, doctors, lawyers, and a broad range of business owners. While it may not be for everyone, Evernote is an extremely useful tool for millions (about 32 million!) of people and would be worth some of your time to explore.
[NOTE: I have no stake in either GeniusScan or Evernote; I just think they are important enough to spread the word.]
Please let me know if you have any questions about camp or anything else.
Run safely and wear sunscreen!
Tim
]]>Article on Camp 2011 runner Julie!
http://www.locallyrun.com/running/athleteofmonth/aboutathlet.php?athleteid=33
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