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| 1184.1 | I'll bite 8^) | NAC::KLASMAN | | Thu May 25 1989 12:13 | 7 |
| < Note 1184.0 by BLKWDO::ARBUCKLE "WIZARD" >
-< How much can I eat today? >-
I'm interested, tho it seems like it would be a very loose approximation since
some of the data would probably have to be estimated.
Kevin
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| 1184.2 | Good article | DELNI::GRACE | life is unpredictable; eat dessert first | Thu May 25 1989 12:36 | 7 |
| Sure, I'm game.
I got the bicycling article and, after using it some, I would sure
appreciate it being on line.
Thanks,
Russ
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| 1184.3 | Interested | BUFFER::ALUSIC | | Thu May 25 1989 13:00 | 1 |
| I'm interested. \VA
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| 1184.4 | I'm going to get another gadget for my bike | GSFSWS::JSMITH | I Bike Solo II | Thu May 25 1989 13:27 | 4 |
| Great, now I get to go out shopping for a point to point
altimeter for my bike. Keep those techn-dweebe applications
rolling in.
Jerry
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| 1184.5 | Here is the location for the spreadsheet | BLKWDO::ARBUCKLE | WIZARD | Thu May 25 1989 14:39 | 49 |
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OK...here is where you can get it. File you need is at:
TEMPE::[DECNET]CALORIES.CALC$GRD
Here are instruction on how to use it.
All entries will be made in Column B, so position your cursor
in column B, at the row marked Average Speed.
1. Enter your average speed over the ride (or portion of ride)
you want evaluated.
2. Enter rider's weight.
3. Enter duration of the ride in minutes
4. Terrain - you should make an entry in only one of these
three cells
a. If your ride was a loop, or out-and-back course, then enter
the percentage of your ride that was spent climbing.
b. If your ride was point-to-point, determine the number
of feet climbed or descended over the ride and enter
in the appropriate cell.
5. Wind - you should make an entry in only one of these two cells
a. If, on a loop course, the wind changed to significantly
effect your ride, enter .03 for a small wind, .04 for
a moderate wind, or .05 for a strong wind. If it was
a tail wind, enter a negative number, if it was a head
wind, enter as a positive number.
b. If, on a point-to-point course, there was a head or tail
wind, enter the speed of the wind. If it was a tail wind,
enter a negative number, if it was a head wind, enter as
a positive number.
6. Cross Wind - If there was a cross-wind, enter the speed of the
wind.
7. Enter the percentage of your ride that was spent in an upright
position.
8. Enter the percentage of your ride that was spent drafting
someone else.
All of the calculations are taken from the recent article in
Bicycling Magazine. For details on how they were arrived at, check
the public library or a friend's copy.
ENJOY...and EAT HEARTY!!
Don
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| 1184.6 | Copy didn't work | MCIS2::DELORIEA | Common sense isn't | Wed May 31 1989 10:05 | 5 |
| Don,
I tried today but the file wasn't there? Any suggestions?
Tom
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| 1184.7 | couldn't add file | DASXPS::SCHULMAN | | Wed May 31 1989 11:24 | 2 |
| I tried too, but could not add the file to my directory.
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| 1184.8 | how about the formulas? | DNEAST::PFISTER_ROB | the Pfanatic with the Pfunny Name | Fri Jun 02 1989 10:46 | 4 |
| Could someone post the formula's they used? I've got to use my
HP calculator for *something* these days...
Robb
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| 1184.9 | exit | BLKWDO::ARBUCKLE | WIZARD | Thu Jun 08 1989 12:43 | 14 |
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Has anyone else had any problem copying this over to their account?
Apparently, the file got deleted after I put it in the DECNET account.
I have since put it back. Let me know if there are still problems
getting your copy over the network.
Don
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PS. When I get a chance I will type out the formulae for the
spreadsheet. you can also pull a copy of the grid over and
look at it yourself if you're in a hurry.
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| 1184.10 | Its gone again! | NAC::KLASMAN | | Fri Jun 09 1989 08:05 | 13 |
| < Note 1184.9 by BLKWDO::ARBUCKLE "WIZARD" >
-< exit >-
> Has anyone else had any problem copying this over to their account?
> Apparently, the file got deleted after I put it in the DECNET account.
> I have since put it back. Let me know if there are still problems
> getting your copy over the network.
Just tried to copy it, and it wasn't there. Some system managers clean out
DECNET accounts on a nightly basis. Maybe that's the problem.
Kevin
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| 1184.11 | This is ridiculous!! | BLKWDO::ARBUCKLE | WIZARD | Mon Jun 12 1989 18:50 | 17 |
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This is getting frustrating...
I didn't expect this much trouble getting this out to people,
but I didn't count on the system mangler getting involved, censoring
what I could put in the DECNET account.
The file itself is located in my directory as follows:
sancho::$1$dus21:[arbuckle.decalc_grids]
The file name is the same as I noted before. I truly hope this
works, but if it doesn't I'm open to suggestions...
Don
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