If you'd like one of these books, leave a comment saying which one. I will draw some names at random on Friday 
Born To Run
Feet In The Clouds
Fuelling Fitness for Sports Performance
Runner (Lizzy Hawker)
Running - A Year Round Plan
Good Run Guide
Fat Man to Green Man
Run Your First Marathon
No Meat Athlete
Running Repairs
Pacing
Born To Run
Feet In The Clouds
Fuelling Fitness for Sports Performance
Runner (Lizzy Hawker)
Running - A Year Round Plan
Good Run Guide
Fat Man to Green Man
Run Your First Marathon
No Meat Athlete
Running Repairs
Pacing
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Following on from yesterday's blog, I've started a thread for Raspberry Pi fans:
http://www.fetcheveryone.com/viewtopic.php?id=58721
But in case you were wondering, I haven't just been spending my time playing with my Raspberry Pi
Yesterday I did some work on the race guide - because I was feeling a bit embarrassed by the way it would spit out dozens of parkruns, and mask all the other useful stuff. There were options that would exclude parkruns from the list - but they were all a bit clunky. Therefore the best thing was to rip it up and start again. So I've:
Given it a lick of paint.
Made the buttons to search and add races a bit clearer.
Simplified the settings - you just control maximum travel now.
Given people a simpler way to opt out of it, without opting out of all other communications.
Made it so that you can see an online equivalent (some email clients are text only, which really mangles it)
Fixed it so that cycling, triathlons and duathlons show up in different colours.
Pulled out all the parkruns, and listed them at the bottom of the guide.
If you want to see what it looks like, here's an example:
http://www.fetcheveryone.com/raceguide.php?latitude=52.1349&longitude=-0.446787&maxtravel=50
Today, amongst other things, I've got to:
1) test that it's all working ok (although the next one doesn't go out until March 20th)
2) start moving some routes data on the server, because it's stored in an unwieldy way
3) continue my chat with a developer atstrava about using their API to get data onto Fetch for strava users.
In other news, it's parents evening tonight, and if we bribe the teacher, we might also find out if The Boy has got the part of Robin Hood in the school play He's also switched from defender to goalie, for his footie team. They lost 7-0 on Saturday, but he really enjoyed it.
In running news, I got through my 12 ok on Tuesday. I've got a 6M tempo run to do tomorrow morning (eep). Then next week I'd like to do maybe a 13/14, and either another tempo run (7:30/mile), or back it off to race pace (7:55?) to see how comfortable/uncomfortable it is. The half marathon is in 2.5 weeks.
Current temperature is a sweltering 22.5°C, but there are two of us plus two dogs in a small room
http://www.fetcheveryone.com/viewtopic.php?id=58721
But in case you were wondering, I haven't just been spending my time playing with my Raspberry Pi
Yesterday I did some work on the race guide - because I was feeling a bit embarrassed by the way it would spit out dozens of parkruns, and mask all the other useful stuff. There were options that would exclude parkruns from the list - but they were all a bit clunky. Therefore the best thing was to rip it up and start again. So I've:
Given it a lick of paint.
Made the buttons to search and add races a bit clearer.
Simplified the settings - you just control maximum travel now.
Given people a simpler way to opt out of it, without opting out of all other communications.
Made it so that you can see an online equivalent (some email clients are text only, which really mangles it)
Fixed it so that cycling, triathlons and duathlons show up in different colours.
Pulled out all the parkruns, and listed them at the bottom of the guide.
If you want to see what it looks like, here's an example:
http://www.fetcheveryone.com/raceguide.php?latitude=52.1349&longitude=-0.446787&maxtravel=50
Today, amongst other things, I've got to:
1) test that it's all working ok (although the next one doesn't go out until March 20th)
2) start moving some routes data on the server, because it's stored in an unwieldy way
3) continue my chat with a developer at
In other news, it's parents evening tonight, and if we bribe the teacher, we might also find out if The Boy has got the part of Robin Hood in the school play
He's also switched from defender to goalie, for his footie team. They lost 7-0 on Saturday, but he really enjoyed it. In running news, I got through my 12 ok on Tuesday. I've got a 6M tempo run to do tomorrow morning (eep). Then next week I'd like to do maybe a 13/14, and either another tempo run (7:30/mile), or back it off to race pace (7:55?) to see how comfortable/uncomfortable it is. The half marathon is in 2.5 weeks.
Current temperature is a sweltering 22.5°C, but there are two of us plus two dogs in a small room
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Comments
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that top will never be cleanminardi10:47am, 25th Feb 2016
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If it does, it would make a great 'before' photo!jennywren10:50am, 25th Feb 2016
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But think how many they might have lost by if the previous goalie had been between the sticksBaronessBL12:28pm, 25th Feb 2016
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With the state of that top how many did he save?pedroscalls2:57pm, 25th Feb 2016
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Have fun with theflanker
stravaAPI! I had a play with a while ago, for a Strava-to-fetch sync app, which never got further than my simulator. Mainly because you did the Garmin sync thing and saved me the bother5:05pm, 25th Feb 2016 -
Nice work on the guideGooner6:27pm, 25th Feb 2016
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I am so bookmarking that race guide pageOranj7:09pm, 25th Feb 2016
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Ah wait, it's 50 miles centred on Bedford. Not so useful to me after all!Oranj7:10pm, 25th Feb 2016
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Nice tidy up of race page. Good luck with your half. Same weekend as mine. I think you are like to be closer to / beat your PB than I am!HappyG(rrr) G10:33pm, 25th Feb 2016
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Yeah, but yours is much shinierfetcheveryone10:34pm, 25th Feb 2016
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Ooh,Fragile Do Not Bend
stravato Fetch link! That would be fab.10:33am, 26th Feb 2016
Yesterday a parcel arrived for me, covered in Chinese writing - all the way from the gloriously titled 'Fuming Industrial Park', in Shenzhen. It was a breadboard - not the kind you cut bread on, but the electronics kind.
WARNING! GEEKERY!
I have a little home project going on. This is the controller for my heating:
As you might be able to see, it has two on-off time segments, but that's about all it does. There's no adjustable thermostat, so you either have to have it on, or have it off (matron). This is not so bad when we're around, but when we're not, it's a pain. It needs to be on occasionally, just to make sure the pipes don't freeze.
I could pay for a jazzy new thermostat, or one of those Hive things - but I've decided to make my own
Here's the Pi, with all the cables that you need to get started. Clockwise from the yellow one, they are: ethernet connection (internet, in other words), HDMI output (to the telly), power cable (a micro USB / Samsung phone charger), links to the breadboard (the little thin jumper cables), mouse (USB), keyboard (USB):
It's a bit unwieldy having all those cables - the Pi is so light they tend to pull it about a lot. So the first task was to get a wireless internet connection (that's the little thing that you can just about see above the keyboard USB, with the word Daffodil on it), and to enable SSH on the Pi. Then you can dispense with everything but the power cable, and your project breadboard, and can connect to your Pi from your usual laptop or desktop computer. So then you're left with this:
The circuit in the breadboard is dead simple - I just copied it from an internet tutorial - it's just one temperature sensor (that's the little circular black thing on the breadboard), and one resistor (the little blue thing), and a bunch of jumper cables.
Once you've got all that set up and plugged in (that was a bit nerve-wracking, due to memories of frying my ZX Spectrum back in the late 80s), the Pi just needs a few extra libraries loaded in, and then the sensor will spit temperature readings into a directory.
The Pi also comes with everything you need to run Python scripts, so I copied and cobbled together a little script that grabs those readings from the sensor, and writes them to a file of my own, with some timestamp info - and then set up cron to run that script once a minute. And so that I can monitor it from anywhere, I've also asked it to use a POST request to send the data to Fetch, which is very kindly storing the values, and will display the most recent ones here:
http://www.fetcheveryone.com/pi-temp.php
(Leave me a comment, and I'll go and stick my thumb on the sensor for you, lol)
So now I can monitor the temperature, but I can't do anything about it when it gets too cold or too warm. That's the next step. There's room on the Pi for more cables, so my plan is to cannibalise a remote control power socket (like these: amazon.co.uk ), and get the Pi to issue commands to turn that off or on. But that's for next time. For now I'm just enjoying looking at the numbers
Spends so far
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Raspberry Pi: £25.99
Memory card: £8.29
Wireless USB plugin: £5.50
Breadboard: £1.98
Temperature sensor: £2.10
A big bag of jumper cables: £5.59
Cables, Mouse and Keyboard: borrowed from old stuff we had lying around
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TOTAL = £49.45
WARNING! GEEKERY!
I have a little home project going on. This is the controller for my heating:
As you might be able to see, it has two on-off time segments, but that's about all it does. There's no adjustable thermostat, so you either have to have it on, or have it off (matron). This is not so bad when we're around, but when we're not, it's a pain. It needs to be on occasionally, just to make sure the pipes don't freeze.
I could pay for a jazzy new thermostat, or one of those Hive things - but I've decided to make my own
Here's the Pi, with all the cables that you need to get started. Clockwise from the yellow one, they are: ethernet connection (internet, in other words), HDMI output (to the telly), power cable (a micro USB / Samsung phone charger), links to the breadboard (the little thin jumper cables), mouse (USB), keyboard (USB):
It's a bit unwieldy having all those cables - the Pi is so light they tend to pull it about a lot. So the first task was to get a wireless internet connection (that's the little thing that you can just about see above the keyboard USB, with the word Daffodil on it), and to enable SSH on the Pi. Then you can dispense with everything but the power cable, and your project breadboard, and can connect to your Pi from your usual laptop or desktop computer. So then you're left with this:
The circuit in the breadboard is dead simple - I just copied it from an internet tutorial - it's just one temperature sensor (that's the little circular black thing on the breadboard), and one resistor (the little blue thing), and a bunch of jumper cables.
Once you've got all that set up and plugged in (that was a bit nerve-wracking, due to memories of frying my ZX Spectrum back in the late 80s), the Pi just needs a few extra libraries loaded in, and then the sensor will spit temperature readings into a directory.
The Pi also comes with everything you need to run Python scripts, so I copied and cobbled together a little script that grabs those readings from the sensor, and writes them to a file of my own, with some timestamp info - and then set up cron to run that script once a minute. And so that I can monitor it from anywhere, I've also asked it to use a POST request to send the data to Fetch, which is very kindly storing the values, and will display the most recent ones here:
http://www.fetcheveryone.com/pi-temp.php
(Leave me a comment, and I'll go and stick my thumb on the sensor for you, lol)
So now I can monitor the temperature, but I can't do anything about it when it gets too cold or too warm. That's the next step. There's room on the Pi for more cables, so my plan is to cannibalise a remote control power socket (like these: amazon.co.uk ), and get the Pi to issue commands to turn that off or on. But that's for next time. For now I'm just enjoying looking at the numbers
Spends so far
=========
Raspberry Pi: £25.99
Memory card: £8.29
Wireless USB plugin: £5.50
Breadboard: £1.98
Temperature sensor: £2.10
A big bag of jumper cables: £5.59
Cables, Mouse and Keyboard: borrowed from old stuff we had lying around
=========
TOTAL = £49.45
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Comments
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Very goodGrid10:41am, 24th Feb 2016
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Nice...Yazoo11:08am, 24th Feb 2016
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You're as bad as my Dad was. We had an intercom from the kitchen to his glory-hole at the bottom of the garden and radio wired all round the house. (This was in the 60s.)alpenrose11:14am, 24th Feb 2016
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bigleggy Awesome !!!11:17am, 24th Feb 2016
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* scratches head *MazH11:26am, 24th Feb 2016
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Lather, rinse, repeat. Got it.Carpathius12:03pm, 24th Feb 2016
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Always said there would be a time when the plugs were bigger than the computer.Nightjar12:19pm, 24th Feb 2016
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Nice!!:)Garfield12:25pm, 24th Feb 2016
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Congratulations, you have unlocked the 20°C badge!Grid12:26pm, 24th Feb 2016
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Good luck with this project. Love my Raspberry Pi.johnsy12:58pm, 24th Feb 2016
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I simply don't understand how this can work. Not sure I should be in IT.Diogenes1:08pm, 24th Feb 2016
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Which bit Dio?fetcheveryone1:09pm, 24th Feb 2016
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Excellent work, how much would a purpose built thermostat controller be?richmac2:16pm, 24th Feb 2016
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The thermostat itself would probably be over £100.fetcheveryone2:18pm, 24th Feb 2016
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Actually, you can get cheaper ones, like this one: screwfix.comfetcheveryone2:19pm, 24th Feb 2016
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Excellent, and IF it ever goes wrong you don't have to call a man in a van, you will be able to sort it yourself!Chrisull2:27pm, 24th Feb 2016
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I read this all the way through - twice...:)D23:03pm, 24th Feb 2016
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you spent a lot on jumper cables I assume you have about 1000!EvilPixie
nice work very clever clogs3:21pm, 24th Feb 2016 -
are you sure you are not making this and just teasing us with talk of central heating.... ?D2
physicsopenlab.org3:35pm, 24th Feb 2016 -
your house is too hot, now wonder the planet is a polluted wreck, wear a jumper. hmmm, you'd need to be very careful where you place that thermometer, also those cables, any heat? Dd you know what an heuristic feedback loop is? hmm You need some sort of gap, between the temperature you want the heating to go on/off at, a sort of lag, so that the heating doesn't bump the temperature up and down, so your heating comes onand off every few seconds.Ocelot Spleens4:10pm, 24th Feb 2016
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Well I read the words and looked at the pictures but understood very little. Luddites rule.Dai Bank4:45pm, 24th Feb 2016
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I have two jumpers on.fetcheveryone4:51pm, 24th Feb 2016
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This all looks very suspicious. It's not so long ago you were making a gun, and now this thing with lots of wires and stuff ...B.6:43pm, 24th Feb 2016
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Very impressive, my Pi has only been put to the much more mundane use of running Kodi media centerHallucyn87:29pm, 24th Feb 2016
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Wow, you like a warm house! My thermostat is set to 10°C during the day and 13 or 14°C in the evenings. My cat hates meOranj7:31pm, 24th Feb 2016
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Well I'm in the I've got heating and I'm jolly well going to use it camp! I also appear to have bought a Pi.Nightjar9:23pm, 24th Feb 2016
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I don't want to get into a nerd off, but if you used a mercury thermometer, with the electric into the mercury and the other contact at the desired temperature on the scale then, well that would be even easier, apart from the handling of mercury and the lack of adjustability, but apart from that.....richmac9:44pm, 24th Feb 2016
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Pretty much all of it if I'm honest!Diogenes9:45pm, 24th Feb 2016
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The next stage is the interesting bit!jacdaw12:16am, 25th Feb 2016
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Fascinating. I am now wondering if we could do something similar to measure the water temp inside our solar hot water tank...Jenelopy3:53am, 25th Feb 2016
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Not sure fetch's kit is waterproofNightjar7:44am, 25th Feb 2016
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Too clever by halfCorona
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Very impressive! I wouldn't know where to start and that is the reason I have got Hive!!Daz Love8:55am, 25th Feb 2016
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There's a waterproof version of the sensor. Fmail me if you can't find it.fetcheveryone8:57am, 25th Feb 2016
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I've started a thread for Raspberry Pi fans: http://www.fetcheveryone.com/viewtopic.php?id=58721fetcheveryone9:05am, 25th Feb 2016
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I am thick, so I don;t understand much about this blog. I did snigger over alpenrose's comment about her dad having a glory hole at the bottom of the garden............I'll get ma coatSeratonin10:58pm, 25th Feb 2016
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Yes indeed. I suggest alpenrose googles glory-holepaul the builder11:49am, 26th Feb 2016
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*blushes* In my day there wasn't such a thing as the Internet with all their own versions of a glory hole!alpenrose4:10pm, 26th Feb 2016
Because I'd like to check the blogging badges are working...
2:08pm, 5 Feb 2016
here's a short blog from me
My throat/cough/chest combo is improving, but my sinuses were a bit sore earlier, so I decided to give running a miss. This means that I won't get another chance until Monday now, as I'm with the boy - but I don't mind that - it was planned that way anyway.
Right then - let's see if I've unlocked anything!
My throat/cough/chest combo is improving, but my sinuses were a bit sore earlier, so I decided to give running a miss. This means that I won't get another chance until Monday now, as I'm with the boy - but I don't mind that - it was planned that way anyway.
Right then - let's see if I've unlocked anything!
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Blogging badges!! Excitipatingsallykate2:13pm, 5th Feb 2016
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How many badges did you get then??Autumnleaves2:17pm, 5th Feb 2016
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Have you unlocked the snotty but not complaining too much badge Fetch?mulbs2:22pm, 5th Feb 2016
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So far (these ones adhere to the Jan 1st 2016 rule), I've got the 100 commenters badge, and the 10 public blogs badge. Last year, there were about 4 people who would have got the 200 commenters badge, so it is possiblefetcheveryone2:23pm, 5th Feb 2016
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I need to start writing more, and commenting more.3M
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I will have get blogging.Ness6:23pm, 5th Feb 2016
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Fetch - My 7 day streak badge hasn't appeared. As it crossed a month boundary I'm thinking a glitch.Corona8:22pm, 5th Feb 2016
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I presume this was switched on after I wrote today's blog? off to check.Helegant8:23pm, 5th Feb 2016
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Hope you feel well enough to enjoy your time with your boy.Elsie Too9:34pm, 5th Feb 2016
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Lots of blogging badges for me, so I guess it works, thank you. Enjoy your weekend.Helegant11:03am, 6th Feb 2016
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Get well soon! I'm loving the badges - thank you!:)Garfield5:38pm, 6th Feb 2016
January was undoubtedly a very successful running month. I got my long run up to 12 miles, and my tempo run up to six miles. So it's entirely fitting that I've started February by having a sore throat bordering on a chest infection. I hope it clears up soon. Luckily I managed to fit a 9 miler in yesterday, as I edged towards unwellness.
On the up-side, I'm now officially the Event Director for Bedford parkrun, which means I get a lift to the run every week from the mayor. Oh no wait, I don't. But I did get to give the newbies briefing. I cringe and want to curl up somewhere dark every time I think about speaking to groups of people in public.
I also got to meet up with some folks from the council sports department, 'cos they're keen on getting sport into some of the less well-off parts of Bedford, and another parkrun is something they've been thinking about. Katie and I went for a run around the park that they're looking at, and we think it might be more suited to a junior event, because it's not especially big. Anyone have any experience of the current parkrun HQ stance on smaller parks? This one is a smidge over a mile, going round the outer loop.
I read an interesting interview the other day with a bloke who was saying that 'social' media is a falsehood, particularly when we block out the difficult bits. If all we are left with is the people who we agree with, then it becomes nothing more than something that massages our own opinions. It makes me think about the unsocialised dog that we saw on our walk the other day - it was lashing out at the world, because it had no concept that the world can bite back.
I have bought myself a Raspberry Pi - largely because the fun of Code Club has rubbed off on me - but also because I have a plan. I've got a really crappy thermostat - you can program it to go off and on at different times of the day, but it doesn't have any concept of how hot it is - so it's a pain in the pipes. And when I'm not around, it either has to be completely off, or on twice a day - not necessarily ever corresponding to when it's needed. Here it is, in all its thrilling glory:
My plan is to build my own cut-price Hive system - the fancy one off the telly costs at least £200. The Pi cost £25, and so I plan on buying a temperature sensor (about £2), and something that will allow the Pi to send a signal to the thermostat to turn it off and on (that fuse plate will swap out for a remote-control socket - about £5 - and I can get the Pi to trigger that). All I then have to do is get the Pi to monitor the temperature in the house, and then send ON or OFF to the thermostat whenever it reaches a threshold. I can leave it to its own devices, or set up a little web server on it, so I can control it from wherever I am. It'll be my idea of fun, if nothing else.
On the up-side, I'm now officially the Event Director for Bedford parkrun, which means I get a lift to the run every week from the mayor. Oh no wait, I don't. But I did get to give the newbies briefing. I cringe and want to curl up somewhere dark every time I think about speaking to groups of people in public.
I also got to meet up with some folks from the council sports department, 'cos they're keen on getting sport into some of the less well-off parts of Bedford, and another parkrun is something they've been thinking about. Katie and I went for a run around the park that they're looking at, and we think it might be more suited to a junior event, because it's not especially big. Anyone have any experience of the current parkrun HQ stance on smaller parks? This one is a smidge over a mile, going round the outer loop.
I read an interesting interview the other day with a bloke who was saying that 'social' media is a falsehood, particularly when we block out the difficult bits. If all we are left with is the people who we agree with, then it becomes nothing more than something that massages our own opinions. It makes me think about the unsocialised dog that we saw on our walk the other day - it was lashing out at the world, because it had no concept that the world can bite back.
I have bought myself a Raspberry Pi - largely because the fun of Code Club has rubbed off on me - but also because I have a plan. I've got a really crappy thermostat - you can program it to go off and on at different times of the day, but it doesn't have any concept of how hot it is - so it's a pain in the pipes. And when I'm not around, it either has to be completely off, or on twice a day - not necessarily ever corresponding to when it's needed. Here it is, in all its thrilling glory:
My plan is to build my own cut-price Hive system - the fancy one off the telly costs at least £200. The Pi cost £25, and so I plan on buying a temperature sensor (about £2), and something that will allow the Pi to send a signal to the thermostat to turn it off and on (that fuse plate will swap out for a remote-control socket - about £5 - and I can get the Pi to trigger that). All I then have to do is get the Pi to monitor the temperature in the house, and then send ON or OFF to the thermostat whenever it reaches a threshold. I can leave it to its own devices, or set up a little web server on it, so I can control it from wherever I am. It'll be my idea of fun, if nothing else.
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But they're not like ordinary people, they're runners! Happy smiley runners. No idea about parkrun HQ's take on small parks. Ours is a three-lap course and none the worse for that.sallykate7:36pm, 3rd Feb 2016
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We have a Nest, well worth the money, and the 2nd generation is on Amazon now for £140...boyband6666
The only thing it doesn't do, which would be handy, is having multiple sensors. So make sure the bedroom is warm at night (who cares about the rest of the house), the kitchen warm for when we get home and have tea, then the living room warm in the evening. With a nest the only way to do that is to buy one for each location.
Anyway I would say either get a Nest, or embrace the self build reality (there will be existing code to adapt out there somewhere), and go all in to have multiple sensors.
Regarding parkruns, please don't do it in a one mile loop. My local is a great park, and is 1 3/4 laps, yet for the last half a lap of the second, you are dodging the slower runners. With a small one you have people potentially getting lapped twice, and the bulk of the field catching the back of the field - it'll be chaos and not very fun - especially when people run in to each other.7:37pm, 3rd Feb 2016 -
Nice pic. (the hi viz, not the timer)Helegant7:42pm, 3rd Feb 2016
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Definitely going down the home-build route - cheaper, and will be so chuffed if I can get it to workfetcheveryone £15 spent on breadboard, jumper cables, a temperature sensor, and a wifi USB dongle, so I can put the Pi where I want
BB6666 - this is even more of a thing at our existing parkrun at Bedford (2.75 laps), which is why we've tried to steer the council towards a junior event - and they seem to be on board with the thinking behind it. I'm a big fan of your local park7:48pm, 3rd Feb 2016 -
That Hive idea is excellent, can't see why you won't get it to work, we 'inherited' a hive system and it's pretty decent, works via the web too, stretch goal for you.Ocelot Spleens7:51pm, 3rd Feb 2016
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Reading this reminds me of my dad. He would have found a project like that fun too.Elsie Too7:52pm, 3rd Feb 2016
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Our next-door parkrun is 3 laps and I'm not that fond.LindsD8:46pm, 3rd Feb 2016
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There are millions of parkruns with 3 laps. And actually it's usually the poorer parts of town which have less green space and smaller pockets of green space, so from that perspective posher areas would end up with more parkruns than poorer areas. Thinking aloud with my researcher's hat on... Your Hive-a-like sounds coooooool!fleecy11:09pm, 3rd Feb 2016
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My local parkrun, Redcar Parkrun is a 1 mile loop course. It's great. THe faster runners are able to encourage the slower runners on their second lap. Other longer distance races are held in the park going up to a 20 mile race organised by New Marske Harriers AC.. Again the atmosphere is top notch with running camaraderie oozing all over the place. Don't dismiss the idea.PCleasby6:44am, 4th Feb 2016
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Woodley is a three lapper and I know there were concerns amongst some runners that it would be too small a location given that it's a fairly busy park which hosts junior football on a Saturday morning but it works very well coping with 250+ runners a week at the moment (probably due to Reading having moved to a temporary location currently) and has a record attendance of over 300.Goofee8:30am, 4th Feb 2016
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Dewsbury is 4 laps - hilly, bendy and hideous - but works. Cross Flatts has only 2 laps but they have very narrow paths and a flight of steps to run up each time! Actually Cross Flatts is brilliant as it is a little park in the middle of rows of terraced houses. Lots of locals come to run and others stand on their steps with mugs of tea watching the action. Last time I was there a couple of drunks on a bench waved their bottles at us and cheered too!! Really cheap caff round the corner for post run breakfast butties.Cyclops8:37am, 4th Feb 2016
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What we've said to the council is that it's probably a good idea to start off with a junior event - and see how that goes - they can always look at doing the full thing when they've cracked it. Bedford works absolutely fine as a 2.75 lap course. We get quite a bit of lapping, but in the main this works fine - there's just an occasional person who thinks their run is the most important. I suppose I was conscious that this might be more of an issue in a smaller park, with narrower paths - but like parkrun say, they don't mind if certain events stay small. Anyway... the council have got to raise the money first too.fetcheveryone8:39am, 4th Feb 2016
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I could just eat a raspberry pie. Or any other kind of pie, come to think of it ...DuncanG8:55am, 4th Feb 2016
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Oooh! Do keep us posted on the thermopistat, that sounds ace.Grid9:46am, 4th Feb 2016
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I think technically, if it can't tell the temperature it's not a thermostat, it's a timer. Or a switch basically :-).paul the builder10:11am, 4th Feb 2016
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You're right of course. I think the Randall 102 was quite a head-turner in its time, but now it's basically crapfetcheveryone10:12am, 4th Feb 2016
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One for Grep's 1970s tat deathmatch?paul the builder10:16am, 4th Feb 2016
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Randall 102 (deceased)Big Al Widepants12:40pm, 4th Feb 2016
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Most of the parkruns I can think of are three laps. More than that is a bit rubbish but three is fine, and unless it's really busy getting lapped isn't an issue.Meglet1:02pm, 4th Feb 2016
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Meg - I surprised myself by really enjoying the 5 lap Highbury one in Central Lahndahn. It made a weird fun change.McGoohan2:36pm, 4th Feb 2016
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If my dad had lived long enough, he would have enjoyed the Raspberry Pi bits. I had bought an Arduino kit for him but he died a year later, so I didn't get a chance to give it to him. He would have had a field day with it.Garfield2:51pm, 4th Feb 2016
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I have a Pi. Haven't got round to the projects I have in mind for it yet mind you...The Teaboy3:52pm, 4th Feb 2016
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The 1970s deathmatch is going to be epic. Think it will have to be done over several months. We need to fortify ourselves with nourishing bowls of Quarter Final Salad before thenGregP7:24pm, 4th Feb 2016
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I did the Highbury parkrun on Boxing Day, and the 5 laps didn't seem to be a problem. There was plenty of room for people to get past. Would be no good losing count of one's laps, of course.Columba7:38pm, 4th Feb 2016
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March parkrun is 4 laps around a small town park. It works, but the downside of multiple laps is that the grass takes a hammering, especially on corners, and I can see the Council having issues with that pretty soon.flanker
I'm interested in your Pi project. I've considered trying to do something similar, but never got around to it yet.1:00am, 5th Feb 2016 -
On parkrun laps, I reckon (from the POV of keeping count of laps, and no-one 'accidentally' finishing a lap early) there's a very strong justification for 3 laps being OK and manageable, but 4 and above becoming risky.paul the builder9:37am, 5th Feb 2016
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hove parkrun is also just over the mile on the outer loop, and Haywards Heath (Claire Park) parkrun is 4 laps and very hilly, so it can be done if everyone is mindful of overtaking.The great dollop
Want to get into RPi, just don't have the time, good luck the project !5:36pm, 5th Feb 2016 -
I was going to suggest seeing what you could knock together with Arduino sensors but Garfield got in there first.RichHL7:36pm, 5th Feb 2016
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I have a RPi. Using some bits and pieces, a camera module, a 32gb usb stick and a rechargable power pack, I made a wearable camera to take photo a every second during a marathon I ran last year. Camera on my head, RPi and battery on a belt at the base of my back, got 16,000 photos that turned into an 18 minute timelapse video.johnsy1:15pm, 24th Feb 2016
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New Member of the Month sponsor
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July (10)
A bunch of site goodies :-)
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365 graph
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May (8)
Rainbow Kit - update on delivery time...
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April (11)
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March (18)
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Elevation vs Follow Roads
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10k Analysis: Part 7 - Length of Training Runs
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February (17)
Year on Year mileage comparison
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It's all kicking off in chess club!
Music By year: 1991
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Chasing rainbows
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Music by year: 1990
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Salmon Ramen Recipe :-)
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Backup dog
The best GPS watches in the world... volume 1
Pick it...
People who liked...
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Keep the change, ya filthy animal
The honeymoon is over
Dirty data
Mobile Usability
Oops
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It's Hip To Buy Squares
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The Batshit Association
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Feed the monster!
An ad for Fetch Chess Club :-)
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Three little birds
A not uncommon swelling
Church Mouse January
Honey, where's my super suit?
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December (6)
Blog A Day 2021?
9 years ago today
Chewie, We're Home! Happy Fetch Independence Day :-)
Be Prepared
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November (10)
The Festive Fetch Calendar is back!
FIT file import
Mugs!
Thank you, mysterious Fetchie!
Chess
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Lost in translation?
Annual Infographic... updating now.
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October (11)
Training Plan Analysis
Mini plans with the training plan
5k with The Boy :-)
Welcome to tomorrow
Thank you
Become tradeable!
Pre-Race Training Volume
Doctor K Cup Week
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Advice for a friend
Trader Makeover
September (6)
The shop is open!
Hoodie Colour!
New Fetch Hoodies
A big up/holler!
VO2max
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August (8)
10k analysis
Officially a Sheepy Shuffler!
Pi Watering
Pre-order Avoid Everyone Face Masks
I got sent these...
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Benchmarks - an infinitely configurable set of ladders.
Try the monthly infographic :-)
July (10)
Update on Monthly Training Infographic
New Infographic
Monthly Summary (with a little tweak)
A quick Garmin update
Open Water / Wild Swimming Database
Avoid Everyone - spares
OWS Locations
Thread-level search
New Sharing Graphic & New Pastures
My first lamp post
June (16)
Replacing the Who's Training page
Combining some pages
In pursuit of the Gridmaster Ultra
15th Anniversary Kit - Spares
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Training Plan Updated
Black Lives Matter
Avoid Everyone Spares + Second Batch
Wikipedia page
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Feature Voting - some further updates
Feature Voting - speeded up
Another How To video - this time, Conquercise
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May (13)
A video for sharing
Bees!
Fetch Introductory Zoom Presentations
A promise to all Fetchies
Fetch Virtual Weekend: Replacement Bus Service
How has Fetch use changed?
Fetch Weekly Virtual Races
Zoom Meeting - Thursday 9 til 10am
WAVA Standards Update
WAVA Standards + Poll
Fun with Age Grading :-)
New Badges Day
The test shirt fabric has arrived :-)
April (14)
Zoom Podcast - watch the video
What is WBC?
If you did the free Amazon trial...
Some small amends (and shirt version)
Pre-orders open
I was only joking, but...
If Fetcheveryone did lockdown merch
Site outage - Thursday 16th April 11pm
On exercising responsibly
My Sports Quiz - how would you have scored?
Your creative thinking required
WBC My Favourite Teacher (a bit later than the deadline)
Updated Training League
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March (13)
New Fetch Game: Hide and Seek
Free trial of Audible
Do you have a good memory?
New Opt-In for Fetch Miles
New Badges for Fetch Miles
The Fetch Five: Don't Let CV19 Win!
Amending event dates and notifying of cancellations
A green light comes on over your head, and you can get on with life
Most Popular Shoe Brands 2019
A review
Android: Session I
Compare Your Training
Book Now to avoid disappointment :-)
February (10)
Imports from Suunto, Fitbit, Polar and TomTom.
Plot A Route - mobile improvements
Happy tugging!
Something to play with
Adding A New Feature
February Treasure Hunt
Server Downtime
Miles = Smiles
Build Your Mile
Pop Will Eat Himself: Update
January (11)
Clarence the Cadence Kitten
Trim your trails :-)
Seven Day Leaderboard
Let's try that again
Some minor blog amendments
Try the new Forum Search Prototype
Pop Will Eat Himself
A card from HowFar?
Thank you HowFar? (Statement, not a question)
Take the red pill
Climb every mountain
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December (7)
The Christmas Poem
Where your treasure is...
Listen to the dog breathe
Chewie, We're Home
Thursday's Challenge
Which GPS?
Fetch Shop (of sorts)
November (12)
The zeroth challenge
Polar users - auto import
Calling all Polar users
Mobile Optimisation
Calling all Android users
Did your ads disappear?
Pin that sucker down :-)
Easier tagging
Category now editable from VIEW
Kit now editable from VIEW
Working towards tagging
Manual Add Training bug
October (16)
Boring Cricket Blog
Books Part 2
Books :-)
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Training tags Part 2
Training tags
Let's Jazzercise
My precious
Cricket Week 4: Footage :-)
Forum Training Threads
Benny Neutrino Returns
Cricket Week 3: Wingardium Leviosa!
Benny Neutrino's Filter Tips
Cricket Week 2
Continuing Amazon Affiliate Saga
In case you haven't seen...
September (11)
Updated: Spare Anniversary Kit
Affiliate links
I did a cricket!
Fetch365 - enjoy responsibly
Filth
My dear old things
Buddies vs Follow
Server Invoice Day
Our new MOTM sponsor
Fetch Power!
Race Listings: Please Read
August (5)
Everyone *rainbow*
Almost there...
Quick blog
Country Badges
A new set of badges
July (6)
Pre-orders open
Anniversary Shirts v2
Fetch 15th Anniversary Shirts
Fetch Fest 2020
Shout Outs
Missing imports from Garmin yesterday
June (13)
Who Squares Wins: 64 screenshot
Who Squares Wins: 64 Player Edition
Training summary - older pages
Training sub-menu rejig
Try the infographic
Steady Edina
Annual Summary Infographic
The height of daft things
The training summary - the morning session
The training summary - a wordier blog
Try the annual summary thing
How to listen to the Fetch Podcast
12 month summary mega-graph!
May (15)
£79.99 off the bottom line
Competition
parkrun reviews - now with routes
Fix It Friday; Project Joker Week 2; and some shout outs.
Fetch Kit Cupboard Sale
The bonus ball
Project Joker - Week 1
Fix It Friday
A quick update on the server
Fetch 15th Anniversary Kit
There is a good service operating
Oof.
In case you're wondering...
Trouble auto importing from Garmin?
Fix It Friday: Stuff that came to me in dreams
April (12)
Feature Voting - now with virtual badges :-)
The moment of triumph!
New Feature Voting
Fix It Friday: What would your horse be called?
Marathon Pacing: tyre-kickers required
Fix It Friday: Back to Basics
Podcast Poll
Fix It Friday: The League Of Everyone
Dom, dom, dom, I've got DOMS, I've got DOMS!
Crouch, Touch, Pause.... longer pause... what am I doing again?
Training Log - Update
Site Update: New Font
March (15)
Fix It Friday: An Endless Mission
Naming and faming :-)
2nd in my age category!
Fix It Friday: Brought to you by Surprise Inset Day
New training log
Route Matching - Ready :-)
Fix It Friday
What's your unit of measurement?
Ciderthon competition
Fix It Friday: Stroopwafels of Doom!
Route Matching - Update
This week's cool list
Me in the river
Big Fetch Miles 2019
Fix It Friday: Fingerprints!
February (13)
A Maths Challenge
Fetch Legends: Activate!
Whose coat is this jacket?
Fix It Friday: The Fix Awakens
Joining the awesome list...
Fix It Friday
Naming and faming :-)
Fix It Friday - Monthly Summary
Training Month Summary
Podcast Q&A
If you can't read this, don't panic.
*redsaber* The force is strong with these Fetchies!
Fix It Friday *bluesaber*
January (9)
Some shout outs :-)
Fix It Friday!
Podcast Ep 3, plus some naming and faming :-)
Fix It Friday
Fetch Chaos
Oooh! Second chance Berlin trip! And new subbers, podcast episode, and Trader.
My week of running
Naming and faming - this week :-)
Naming and faming :-)
2018 (138)
December (8)
A Christmas Message (in podcast form)
Rungeon :-)
Hey, Everyone!
France Trip Vote
Happy Fetch Independence Day
Actual free trip to France (incl. flights)
Litter
Sombrero's Lovely Cards
November (14)
Hoodies + other spares
Spare Fetch Kit
Festive Fetch Calendar 2018
Avatars
Book Giveaway - Can We Run With You, Grandfather?
Fix It Friday
Bedford Harriers Half - place offered
Updated Kit Bag
Family Fortunes :-)
Any adidas experts out there?
No Fixes Today - just two challenges
Big Fetch Mile Cardiff
Fix It Friday
Festive Fetch Calendar 2018
October (14)
Hello landlubbers
Embedded polls
Member of the Month
Fix It Friday
Spare Fetch shirts and vests
Abingdon
Fix It Friday
My Fetch Mile
One thing's for sure, we're all gonna be a lot thinner.
Fix It Friday - 'Ave It!
Automatic route matching
Automatic route matching
One last reminder for those cycling jerseys
Fix It Friday - Forensics and User Experience
September (14)
Fix It Friday
Server Downtime 2.30pm 26th September
Never Again
Fix It Friday!
Handling your weirdness
Cards ordered :-)
Just wondering...
Fix It Friday :-)
Try the Fetcheveryone Tutorial
40 days and 40 nights
Fix It Friday
ARION insoles - review part 1
Fetch Shirt - Black Ones, and sizing
Shirts and Vests Pre-Order
August (14)
Fix It Friday
Blog Height squished
Site Outage Last Night
New Mobile Nav
Fix It Friday
New feature - how you doin'? :-)
Sunflower spread
Fix It Friday
A new pre-race mileage graph
Fetch Social: Draycote Water September
Fix It Friday: The Supermarket Analogy
A run with _andy :-)
Suunto 9 Review
Fix it Friday
July (5)
Fix It Friday!
Five Get Wet In Devon
Big Glasgow Weekend - Part 1: Gies A Cwtch
Tom Williams Interview - Final Part
Glasgow Big Fetch Mile Results and Pics
June (17)
Abingdon Week 17 - P&D Booster rockets
Interviewing Tom Williams: Part III
Walking League (and one just for Nellers)
Follow Roads - continued
Week 18 in the bag
Tackling turds
Abingdon Marathon Training: Week 18
Interview with Tom Williams - Part 2
Server
Five Questions (ready for serious answers)
Kick some tyres for me
Interview with Tom Williams - Part 1
Five Questions
Follow Roads saga
Google maps progress, plus Abingdon plans
Training Summary - Infographics
Who Squares Wins - ranking update
May (10)
Training log maps converted
More mapping updates
Who Squares Wins - The Wizard's Hat
De doo doo doo... another one bites the dust...
Invisible changes
Silverstone 10k
Three year throwback
Why your support makes the difference
Some high mileage Fetchies
dryrobe winner
April (14)
Interviewing Tom Williams
Swimming Caps!
#finishformatt
New batch of shirts and vests
You make big mistake my friend
Fetchpoint
Glasgow Big Fetch Mile announced
Two tickets to the Running Awards
Pics from Dudley Big Fetch Mile
Notes for London Marathon Fetchpointers
Results from today's Big Fetch Mile
Who Squares Wins - prototype board
Attention London Marathoners!
New game - coming soon
March (9)
Intervals, Solidarity, Swimming and Fmail
Ready to give the new fmail a try?
More on fmail
New fmail system
Win a dryrobe :-)
For jabberknit...
Updating the Training Home page
Pics from Bedford Big Fetch Mile
Sledgends :-)
February (13)
Buffs On Sale
Big Fetch Mile Bedford
Vlog :-)
Marathon Talk
Important GDPR stuff - PLEASE read
A page of historical importance
Vlog :-)
Road Rash, Marathon Prediction and T-Shirts
This :-)
Capturing the dog
It's BACK!
Enter Wilmslow Half Marathon
An advertisement
January (6)
Local Fetchies - Opt In
Revealed: World's Best Shoes
How I chose the Big Fetch Mile venues
Big Fetch Mile 2018 - Venues & Provisional Dates
Try adding an image to your training entry
Mileage Targets 2018 - Update
2017 (147)
December (12)
Mileage Targets 2018
Thank you
Brownie Recipe :-)
Phew
Fetch Hoodies + Buffs SALE Update
Chewie, We're Home
Fetch Hoodies SALE - what's left
Fetch Hoodies! SALE!!! (and Buffs available too)
Chewie, We're Home
Sharing pics
Fetch Jingle Mile Cambridge photos
Glorious Failure: Bedford Harriers Half Marathon
November (20)
Serpents, hamstrings and inversions
A special anniversary approaches...
Hamstring and prototype updates
Training Log Prototype - Today's Improvements
Red Venom sale
For what it's worth...
Training Log Prototype - Update #2
Training Log Prototype - Update
Big Fetch Mile - venue hunt
RT for a Garmin
Training Log Prototype - To Be Fixed
fetcheveryone.com/amazon
The Weekly vLog (by me)
Thanks :-)
New Training Log Prototype - Available Now
Thanks for following
VLog - footage from the Cardiff Big Fetch Mile
Big Fetch Mile[s] 2018
Win a place in the Surrey Half
I vont to scan your barcode.
October (12)
Big Fetch Weekend :-)
Fetch Mile Results
Festive Fetch Calendar :-O
Calling Parkers everywhere!
In which I decorate a cake.
Regent's Park Fetchie Discount
Elevation in colour
"I didn't come here to walk to Sparta!"
New elevation info
Chicken Ballot-ine, with a side order of beef
New training log headers
Ballot day tomorrow - help needed
September (19)
Weekly vLog - COCONUTS!!!
River Thames Half Marathon
The lollipop update
On failing gracefully
Doctor K Day
Fetch Kit Sale - Updates
Weekly vLog
Fetch Kit Sale
Training Log View Update
Fetcheveryone Weekly? Vlog?
Fetchie Race Discount - Regent's Park 10k
Training Log Tags - Live
Training Log Tags
Weekly vLog - Derby Mile, and a pause to salute the legendary Doctor K
24 hours later
Doctor K donation page
Doctor K
Fetch Weekly vLog
Derby Mile - tomorrow!
August (8)
Race Prices; and an alien earworm
Straight outta Cromford - the Fetch Weekly vLog!
A Fetch vLog! With prizes!
Quick search location for sharing
New WAVA graph
Weird FIT file thing
Back from me 'olidays :-)
Linking race results to training log entries
July (12)
Race Pricing - crowdsourcing
Appdate for Android and iPhone
Inhalers
Fetch Mile - Cardiff?
Bookends
Race listing omelette
Coding and town planning
Please review your races
A2B winners
Motivational Sounds - the final 10
Two more Big Fetch Miles? :-)
Bedford Fetch Mile Results
June (19)
Big Fetch Mile
Motivational Sounds
Fetch fug - updated design
Fetch fug (available at the Fetch mile)
I've done the naughtiest thing ever.
Donating Blood - my Vlog
Fapp In the App Store :-)
Can I kick it?
A***biscuits
This just in...
For Bean
Your app status is Waiting For Review
A2B
Fetch Caps
Garmin Communicator Plugin
Fetch App - strong and stable testing
HTTPS is here
Fetch App progress
https access to the site
May (14)
Fetch App
Apostrophes
[Untitled]
[Untitled]
Site down at 11pm
Round and round the garden
Try the new home page layout
Server down tonight @ 11pm
Browser testers wanted
The Big Fetch Mile!!!
Site *NOT* down tonight. [cough]
Bluffer's Competition - Winner
Bedford parkrun timelapse
Return of the cap
April (8)
Fetchpoint (London and Milton Keynes!)
Base camp, VMLM
Bronze!
Just for D2
Off to the awards
Bloodvlog
Hoodies - it's on!
Updated Training Home Page
March (6)
'Train' page
Project Joker
Hoodies and Londons
Hands up, hands UP! Draycote Water 10
Bluffer's Competition
Project Joker
February (12)
Draggable?
Running Awards shortlisted
Route Plotter now with OpenStreetMap
Plan for Bluffer's comp
Update to Route Plotter
First update to the route mapper
For Angus
Virtuous Circles
Competition coming soon
Race Guide Ads
Club La Santa vLog
Fetch Fixtures
January (5)
Word Clouds
Buckets Ready
New Home Page
Do me a favour...
Limited Companies, filing accounts, that sort of thing
2016 (128)
December (11)
Festive Fetch Calendar - Winners
Festive Fetch Calendar - Winners
Five Years Ago Today
Pantsfest! May the stains be ever in your favour!
#FEXIT
Photoshop SOS
Attention: Fitbit users
Bedford Half 2016
Luton Fetchmob: Breaking Point
Vote Fetch!
Breaking news: Paris Marathon
November (21)
How to end a LiveChat.
Define wrong
TomTom Runner 3 Review - Any Questions?
Deliveryman
Movember: Project Beard: Day 24: Beardraggled
Festive Fetch Calendar 2016
We're gonna be in the Hudson
Hey Chiefy
I've written summat
Going Postal
A special mention
Training Log Beta
Spare Hoodies
Updates to Training Beta
Movember: Project Beard - Day 8 (The Seven Day Itch)
Vote for Fetch
Training Log Detail View - Some Changes
Aberdeen University Study
Consultation V2
[Untitled]
Fetchpoint - October Winners and November Prizes
October (16)
Alien nuggets!
Keeping a tight lid on the biscuit tin
Training Log Beta
100 Running Words
Pssst....
Fetchmob, December 3rd
Where to mob?
Little things
That All-Time Mileage League
The sudoku that keeps on giving.
Sub-25 for 1km :-)
Fetchmob - December 3rd
New Training Log Preview
Fixed the overlap...
Why the new training log isn't ready yet...
vLog
September (12)
Doughnut or Donate
Training Log - Sneak Peek
Fetch Shop Sale! Old stuff clearout!
vLog!!!
The consultation system...
Garmin support for timezone info
The GMT/BST/Timezone problem
Training Log Consultation...
Training Log - Consultation
Fetch Social Runs
Subscriber shirts, vests and hoodies, and determination.
Fetch Voluntary Subscriptions
August (3)
Ze Gryndylows! My first #OWS :-)
Testing Fetchpoint exclusion zones
Fetchpoint scoring system
July (7)
Conquercise Prize Draw?
Fetch Games: Checkpoints (and what's wrong with them)
More owls...
Your Favourite Fetch Game?
Even More Utmost Than Before...
Chiswick!
15 days later...
June (10)
Five days on...
[Untitled]
A quick thank you...
What do you think?
If you'd be so kind...
Poised
Which watch?
Run Bedford 10k
Import from a TomTom
Attention TomTom users
May (10)
Race Distance poll
An ungainly fish
A five year plan
What Club La Santa can learn from parkrun
Cream Me Up, Scotty
Greetings from Club La Santa
And a quick poll...
Club Charter
A poll about intervals
More owls!
April (11)
Robin Hood and his Merry Dad :-)
Warning: Dull - some screen res stats
Responsive Design Update
For all you marathoners
A Poll
Fetchpoint
Ditching the forum categories?
Moving to Responsive Design
Sandy 10: Be Kind To Horses
Owls!
For Adam and Jamie
March (11)
Bacon Smoke!
Benchmarks Update
Bath - Race Report
PB!!!!!!!
An annoying eight-year-old.
Let's Cook and Cut and Paste :-)
Let's Cook :-)
RIP Gramma
Book Winners
Dog farming
Site header update
February (5)
Book Giveaway
Pi Club
Pi Project Update
Because I'd like to check the blogging badges are working...
Crapruary
January (11)
Snooker Freak
Badges - Another Update
Unlockable Badges - Update
Unlockable Badges
TomTom Runner 2 Review
Gallery updates
Snowball coding and Fetch Unlockables!
Achievement Medals - what do you reckon?
Run The Sum
2015 Book List (and a bit of a review / plan)
Festive Fetch Calendar - Winners
2015 (175)
December (7)
Red Red Wine
A Poll
Gis a job!
Bedford Half
REMEMBER!!!
Vote for Fetch
Now you've hopefully got the idea...
November (13)
The Festive Fetch Calendar
Don't get excited or anything...
Slightly Dismal Friday
Pre-order your Fetch Buff now :-)
A message from our sponsor
Dr Fetch will see you now
Only the grumbliest, achiest chocolate... :-)
The Stanford Experiment
Buff Design
Snugs - Review
Love, Commitment, Support
The pre-wedding blog!
Good morning Fetchers, good morning Everyone
October (9)
Monthly Totals
Did you write a blog yesterday?
The First Rule of Web Server Maintenance
The gain line
Fectch
The zipper challenge!
Sugar daddy
Now in colour!
Competition Time!!!
September (14)
Teach your kids (or yourself) to code
Sticky Training Choices
Goodies: GetMore water and the Alcatel OneTouch Watch
Shirt size guidelines
This nearly made it...
Subscriber Shirt Design
I've got wood!
Humbled
New Beginnings
Some more questions answered
Swimming
Some responses to your comments
Standing on the shoulders of Fetchies
Funtleks
August (8)
24 hours in the south
24 hours in the north
Fetchies Assemble!
Thank you
Better knowledge than riches
Fitbit Urge
The villainous Mr Fetch!
Uncomfortable rear
July (8)
Why don't you play Conquercise?
Another week of strange training
Book Giveaway - Winners
GPS Reviews
Criteria for reviewing a GPS
Auto-bike-detector :-)
Win some bookses :-)
Half Way!
June (13)
Time Lapse Clouds
TomTom Bandit - very QUICK first impressions
My wings are like a shield of steel!
Running plus Cycling update
Embarrassingly...
Stalkers Paradise!
Recommend me a bike :-)
Holy Steamrollers Batman!
Rest day (no such thing)
Sqveeeeze!
We will now imitate the flight of a goose :-)
You made me ink! Snorkel safari :-)
Good morning from CLS :-)
May (10)
Club La Santa :-)
The AWESOME Power of Fetchies!
Home Insurance Shaftage :-/
Editing Forum Posts
The Future!
Some London Marathon stats
Walking On The Moon
Hardest parkrun?
New found wisdom
Week 1
April (11)
Marathon vLog
I owe some hugs!
And that concludes the voting from the Danish judges
Adventures in geocaching
Your video clips wanted!
Jelly with no spoons
Random Ultra
Suncream in my eyes - a review of 'Running and Stuff'
Books what I've read this year
Measuring the effect of wind
Wind Roses
March (18)
Watching the tide roll away
A great week of running!
Happy Jigs Wisdom!
Mobile Fetch
I don't do this very often...
Breathless Optimism
20 miles yesterday
This Week's vLog
Decision Trees and the sub-4!
Democracy Street
Mayan Maths
Bath Half (at last)
Still a chicken
Costume Drama in Bath
TomTom importing
Updated 'Train' page
Zonked
Nearly
February (29)
Pheasant
An Unexpected Journey
Wind picking up...
An unplanned kit alarm
Race Pace Test
2nd place
Week ends
Bounceback
Barking carrots
Bedroom pizza
Top of the mountain
Blogs get the mobile treatment
Supersonic Katie, and a marathon pace question
Back home
Racing parkrun ;-)
Unblocking the sink
Start in Darkness
Some times I'd like
Mobile Site - Forum Section
All-Time Leaderboards
Batteries
Sword fighting
PB Attempts
Duct tape and WD40
Big Elephants Can Always Understand Small Elephants
Lessons
Shoe horning
Training vLog Week 13
Big February Project
January (35)
Cake, invalidated
Small sips
LiRF, award shortlist, beginners, books, boy.
Dog Available :-)
Cutback
New Recipe Section
Lazy
Another threshold run
New Beginnings
Blah
But far more importantly...
Fetch Beginners Programme
Give it a go :-)
Training vLog - Week 11
Threshold Run (a running blog)
Long day, short blog
(Lack of) Pump Action
A thread to follow
This Boy Can
Local Leaderboards for Checkpoints
Choking.
February 18th
Godzilla!
The Travelling Checkpoint Salesman
Acorn Antiques
Bearing Up
Deleted Bridges and Dodgy Lasers
I'm Batman!
Healthy and Appy
Punch O'Clock!
The plan, then.
Ten mile toes
On Parliament
[Untitled]
Bold Claims, and a Challenge for 2015
2014 (262)
December (9)
A trip to Wales (vLog)
Christmas Messages from Fetchies
Various
FERC London Marathon Places - Draw
It's gone in my sock...
Festive Fetch Five
This Week's Training
To the Post Office!
Training vLog - Week 4
November (12)
I Am Groot!
Slightly Dismal Friday
Week 3 - in which I nearly drown my wife!
I said yes :-)
Free Daps! aka Test GORE-TEX® footwear this winter!
Training vLog - Week 2
More chances for VMLM entries
Marathon Talk
My first training vLog :-)
Second place?
In :-)
Questionnaire about personality traits amongst runners
October (16)
Adidas API
Horseplay minimiser
Running with the big dog
Flat and Windy
Who'd like to test the Garmin API then?
Advantage Borg
Deal?
Jumble
Milk Tray Reps in the Rain
Geneva
Quote
Hatfield 5k, and some other running thoughts
Site layout changes
Vote for Training Plans
Maths help
3-2-1
September (8)
A quick device poll
Garmin Connect API
Cake at the lake :-)
Empowering Women
This Week's Training
Tick :-)
Article help
First outing with the Harriets
August (7)
Book club and Harriers
A treasure trove for bookish types
What I did on my Summer Holidays
Local decoration
The Fisher King
Mojitos and no mosquitos!
Cake-athlon
July (26)
James Mason
Missing Week
Camping View
Wild Camping
Quick
Transalpine Race
In brief
Urgent! Pair of runners wanted!
Fetch Kit Available to Pre-order :-)
Fetch Anniversary Kit - Preview
API and FAK!
That dog has a puffy tail
More books
Reverse Moses
Zombies vs Plants
Shovel required
Nightfever
Dayfever
Catcher in the Rye
My sister the psychologist
Drink your strong limey drink
Keep me in the loop
Bread knives, hedgehogs and the dog in the night time
Whoops
Pinteresting
Q&A?
June (34)
Checkpoints video
Walden
Happy boys and giggly imps
Spring loaded
Elbow grease
Fetch 10th Anniversary Kit
Fetch YouTube Tutorial - Race Guide
Finding the Library folder on a Mac
Stoat!
Sonic screwdriver
Live wires
Wiring help needed
Garmin Express Experiment
Scalded sloth
Garminge
Potching
New Forum Layout
Further updates to the blog layout
New blog layout
First woodpecker
Beastin' parkrun
Pantoball
All was well
USA! USA! USA!
Marking Territory
The People's Poet Is Dead :-(
Holy Water
Throwing shapes
Life moves pretty fast
Recursion is beautiful
Win an OS Explorer / Landranger map of your choice
Intervals with a Suunto Ambit 2S
Tick
Economy done two ways
May (31)
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Vorsprung Durch Lego Technic
How do I liberate my boy from his XBox?
Questions?
Life in the Woods
Lazy
MovesMissed
Intervals with a TomTom
Electioneering
[Untitled]
Tree fluff
More camping
Zen and Camping
Not eaten by bears
Bear food
Camping List
Camping Venn Diagrams
Floppy dog
Routes but not Rathbone
Illustrator wanted
Masking
Highlights
The Cosmic Ballet Goes On
Silverstone 10k :-)
Quick one
[Untitled]
Superhuman snooker
Dogturdflagman
Numbers!
Whittlin'
Chapter 1
April (29)
King Bin
Quiet day on Feedback Mountain
Listing
42
Go directly to parkrun. Do not pass Godzuki.
A day in Wales
[Untitled]
Spanner
The Lost Diadem of Fetchbook
Falling asleep in my dinner
Egg
Sofathon
God gave rock and roll to you.
Sugar Mule
Not bad, consid'rin.
Tinkering
Can U Dig It?
A weekend in Wales
Looking forward to Oliver!
Thank you, and more App talk
RIP Nan
Blah
Appy
Pyjamas at both ends.
Thump. Saturday has started.
Sore tum :-/
Zombies aside... first impressions of the new TomTom
TomTom Runner Cardio Press Event
Am I pregnant?
March (31)
Cornflakes Cornflakes Cornflakes Cornflakes Cornflakes Cornflakes Cornflakes
Sandy 10
#bedfordhappy
Me on YouTube
New graphs live
Follow the dot
Only the best for the Captain's table
Mrs Diahann Wagner is GOING HORNY
Sport Relief Win
Hot dogs, quick blogs
Toton Sidings
A sign!
Owen Farrell visualisation technique
Kebabs!
Booster fails to ignite
Myton Rugby Run (5 Miler)
Rugby before rugby
Sweetcorn antidote
Custard factory
Pooped
I did some intervals :-)
Speed work?
Many things
A bit cabbagey here.
Angry Wasp
Minty
Rainbow's End
Core Dump
Bath Half (in detail)
A quick overview
Down to business in Bath
February (28)
Made it to Bath
Unexpected hugs
Slider
I like to go a-wandering
Spring cleaning
Tongue-lolling
Because We're Worth It
I don't know what!
Thanks Jim
Enough now
Clearing the pipes
Crouch, Touch, Pause...
Medication, that's what you need.
Symptom Tour
Hello FBI
Dazed day
Why I'm an optimist
Mobius birds
Snotty knuckles
In this house...
Retch Everyone
Carrots
Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also
Ultrahalfmarathoner
Angry Birds
Belching
Clarkson averse
Good day :-)
January (31)
*bunting* *cake*
Bigger Boys
Zombies!
Pretending to be Saga Norén
Waiting for the AA
Ship shape
Readthrough
Technology takes you further
Love Garden
Cushions
High Heel Striker
Bit of a rubbish one
Ta
Hot Re-fills
Coding Grinch
An august prediction
Some Running Goals for Q1
Wipe-clean dog
Breaking it down
Snakes and Ladders
Bigger Ponds
Drink Your Weak Lemon Drink
All in All
Panning the pancake
Does JK Rowling own a dog?
Back to the kitchen table
Steve Davis shoes
Pigs on a water slide
Sloshing
Protocol
19 books :-)
2013 (29)
December (3)
Oh...
Engine Management Light
Hannibal Vector
November (3)
Speed skating
Stew-pendous
Cool Hand Grandpa
October (3)
Bookish
Minecraft Cake
Random dump
September (2)
Blog by Email!
Catchup blah
August (3)
Big Green Caterpillar
Questions answered - final CLS blog
Last Days at Club La Santa
July (10)
A nice morning of swimming and tennis
Please Read: Questions for a sports coach
Snorkeltastic
Hitting the straps
First Impressions at Club La Santa
Mile High Blog
Clocking off
For the second week running...
Another Club La Santa catchup
The Floor In The Plan
June (3)
Club La Santa
Bulk Uploading, and win a book
FERC Charities 2011-2012
March (1)
Bath Weekend
January (1)
Meet Steve
2012 (39)
December (2)
Tired Now Boss
Bath - Week 14 + Foodbank
November (3)
White Level Reading
Bath - Week 15
Bath - Week 16
October (2)
Onwards!
C'mon Dave
July (1)
RIP Arnie
June (2)
Rub some bacon on it
18 weeks
May (9)
Techy not tetchy
Time for a techy blog
Time to walk the dog
Stevington 12k
Properly coldy
Still a bit coldy
New blog design live
A bit coldy
Blogs Redesign
April (2)
Easter
SERIOUSLY LORD FETCH, SORT IT OUT
March (8)
A long run up
Running Tick
Weekend
Sport Relief Mile
Back once again
Swimming sweetcorn and other vegetables
Joy Rides, Sticks and Medals
Training Tip
February (9)
And...
Katie, ICT, and some more MySQL
May The Ground Force Be With You
Functions
Well done Batman.
Optimisation Crossword
Snow Days
Gallery, and parkrun
Pleased
January (1)
There Are Some Really Sexy Girls On Fetch
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