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  Speaker 1:  This audio is used for the transcriber test at GoTranscript. Speaker 2: Ever thought about signing up for a 5k or 10k? Well, if, if you're a novice, here's some ideas. I'm about five weeks or so before the day your race. Start your practice. By a steady run three or four times a day of a quarter of mile or so, goes super gently at first, maybe even use the trendy style known as quote, slow jargon. Unquote, says you won't have any stiffness of the muscles when the temperature produced by the exercise has subsided, and your circulation has returned to normal. Once you've got your legs into moderate good fettle, so that they can stand a little sharp work. Try quickening up for about 50 yards and each of your quarter spins. As you find these spins can be accomplished without the slightest strain on any muscle. The long distances may be condensed into two a day, and two sprints so your distance at about 5/5 longer time than you would take in an actual race.

Speaker 1:  This audio is used for the transcriber test at GoTranscript. Speaker 2: Um, even though a whole bunch of books have already been written on physical culture, barrows still remains a large field to be covered. Hence the publication of the present volume, great care having been taken in its compilation, we feel confident that the work will be in every sense of the word practical. So those who wish may follow whatever their fancy prefers in athletic sports in a creditable manner. In my humble opinion, of course, the- the general usefulness of this book could in no way be proved upon, since it was written by me, the greatest athlete the world has ever known. However, in order to be thoroughly posted in the laws governing athletic contests, the manual is sporting rules a companion volume to this work will be found very beneficial, especially if you pay full retail for it, which will only be 1399 in the US, but a whopping 1750 CD. The table of proportional measurements, according

   Speaker 1:  This audio is used for the transcriber test at GoTranscript. Speaker 2: Ever heard of a guy named Maximilian Karl Emil Max Weber? Well, apparently, he was a famous German sociologist, philosopher and political economist. Although I personally always get confused with the actor on our any who this other Max Weber wrote a couple of books, the Protestant ethic and the spirit of capitalism, although of course, they were written in German. I studied German in college for two years and at this point in my life, all I can remember is how feeders aimed. Fortunately for us, c minus language students. In 1930 Talcott, Parsons translated the book into English. Weber's ideas had a significant influence on social theory, Social Research and the discipline of sociology. It's, it's possible to observe Weber cited words, together with the names of Emile Durkheim and Karl Marx, and they all are the three leading creators of sociology. Weber's primary considerations were a

  Speaker 1:  This audio is used for the transcriber test at GoTranscript. Speaker 2: Since December 2019, we've moved from a strategic phase to an operational phase because, as you know, there are at least 1700 people involved in the project. The first main achievement is the creation of an endowment fund, which is crucial for our 2024 strategy. This fund is a platform for social innovations through sport. Our main objectives through that platform are to identify and encourage social innovations through sports, to company those who are making every day social innovations for sports, and raise awareness and promote those projects in the society. After our fund was launched last year, the amount being given to our crowdfunding site was approximately 1.7 million pounds, which is a little over 2 million bucks stateside. That sounds quite impressive at the sport level, of course. But after the chaos of 2020, I'm sure you can understand why we're asking for more. Still, this is

Speaker 1:  This audio is used for the transcriber test at GoTranscript. Speaker 2: Hey, everybody went to the bank Thursday, no Friday. And my debit card wasn't working right. But I was sure I had enough money in my account. So, I went inside to ask at the counter there. There wasn't much of a line, maybe eight or 10 people at most, but it was really slow. So, I pulled out my cell phone so I could watch TV. My favorite show to watch when I'm online anywhere is Seinfeld because I have I have so many of the lines memorized. I can figure out what's going on even when my headphones aren't working right. Which is a good thing because my headphones were this. These generic branded four by $4 earbuds my wife's coworker, Dr. Jill Biden bought her. That's right. My wife used to know the president's wife before the ladder moved into the White House. Although she didn't take a ladder with her as far as I know. She had a pretty good gig as a as a messenger from

  Speaker 1:  This audio is used for the transcriber test at GoTranscript. Speaker 2: Oh, hi. This is Stouffer. I'm currently in in charge of our crew equipment teams. Basically, everything, the vehicle that you're touching, such as the space to common bags, etc, is or are going to be under my command. If you're bringing in any initial equipment, I'm the one that will be taken care of and manifest in and so forth. I'd like to thank you all for stopping by today. As you know, a lot of this was covered in our previous meeting. But there are a few tweaks I need to make so we can get our transcript updated. Also, just wanted to have some time to talk with y'all. I think one of the main things I want to jumpstart this meeting off with is what we call the comm link. Let me just talk through what I mean when I say we're actually getting the comm to the ground or whatever . Now, stop me if I'm going down too deep a rabbit hole. But Dragon has basically an S band

Speaker 1:  This audio is used for the transcriber test at GoTranscript. Speaker 2: Hello, and welcome to our zoom call on this Sunday, July 4 1776. as those of you traveling through time to join us already know, the telephone won't be invented till 1876. But if you managed to get one through the wormhole with you, please mute it now, things before we start just a gentle reminder that members of the media and the press are not authorized to be on this call. If you are from the media or the press, please disconnect from the call now. Unless you're working for Mr. Franklin at the Pennsylvania Gazette, or from Entertainment Tonight because I love that show. Where was I? Oh, yes, the content presented on this conference call is excruciating, Lee proprietary. It's only to be shared with people affiliated with the members of the Second Continental Congress, their families, their business associates, and no more than 1500 of their closest and dearest friends . Further, as a matter

Speaker 1:  This audio is used for the transcriber test at GoTranscript. Speaker 2: I used to work for a company that employs at least 1500 people just in my department. Now, I think they're up to about 7500. But even 1500 seems like a lot to me. Perhaps that's just because it's close to COVID. Or at least we hope it is. And we're finally getting out of the house to see other people. It still seems weird to be in large groups like that. Have you ever gone to like a stadium where there you know, 1000s of people all crammed in together? That seems like something that might happen again, but probably shouldn't be such. Another thing that probably shouldn't happen is that you shouldn't let yourself even try to take this test without having the GoTranscript guidelines, bookmarked and ready to check at a moment's notice . If you try to take it without looking at the formatting or the samples provided, we will pass even people who've been with us a long tim