There have been humorous moments along the way.Ī runner passed the group Wednesday and asked, “What are you guys doing?” On Saturday, a Guinness representative is scheduled to review the logbook and video to authenticate the record. More than 10 hours of video have been shot. The volunteers and Sheehy sign a logbook, and the book is notarized at the end of each day. To validate the mileage, at least one volunteer always runs with Sheehy. “He’s so fatigued,” said Bill Martin, a friend of Sheehy’s. Less than an hour later, he departed for a 12-miler. On Thursday afternoon, his body rebelling, Sheehy’s afternoon marathon wasn’t completed until 6:30 p.m. His routine was as follows: Run a marathon from 6 to 11 a.m., rest an hour, run a marathon from noon to 5 p.m., rest an hour, run another 11-plus miles from 6 to 8 p.m. On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday he logged 63.64 miles and aimed for the same distance Thursday. Base fitness, in other words, wasn’t a problem for this week’s task. “That’s when it became personal,” Sheehy said.įor the San Diego-to-Phoenix adventure, which raised $31,000, Sheehy averaged 31 miles a day for 17 days.
Seven months later, Westcott was again diagnosed with cancer. In 2008, Westcott and Sheehy ran the Rock ’n’ Roll. Said Westcott, “He told me, ‘You’re going to get better and next year we’ll run it together.’ ” He explained why he was running the marathon and at the end of the letter, in fine print, Sheehy made a vow. Before Sheehy crossed the finish line, a friend gave Westcott a letter from him. He asked Westcott to meet him at the end of the 2007 Rock ’n’ Roll Marathon. When Julie Westcott, 35, was diagnosed with cancer in late 2006, Sheehy joined the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Team In Training program, raising more than $4,000. It was a friend and co-worker who moved Sheehy to run for a cause. But my talent allows me to do crazy things.” Other than that, I’m just an everyday runner you pass in Mission Bay and don’t blink an eye. I’ll never be on the cover of Runner’s World. “I know it sounds silly,” said Sheehy, “but I have a gift. In January, he ran 500-plus miles from San Diego to Phoenix. He’s also got some Forrest Gump in his legs. “Because cancer’s not cured yet,” said Sheehy, who’s raising awareness and money for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.Ī West Point graduate who works for a health care company, Sheehy is blessed with military-like discipline and focus. So he plans to run some more Saturday and run the marathon Sunday, hoping to reach 420 miles. 22 miles.īreaking the mark, though, isn’t enough.
His mileage at that point: 350.22, eclipsing the record by. If all goes according to script, he’ll circle Fiesta Island about 7:15 tonight, hang a right on a concrete walkway called SeaWorld Promenade, then continue running a couple of hundred yards until he crosses the finish line for Sunday’s Rock ’n’ Roll San Diego Marathon and Half. Sheehy, a Carlsbad resident who turned 38 on Wednesday, began his quest at noon last Sunday. No one said breaking the Guinness world record for miles run in a week wouldn’t be a pain in the posterior. “That’s not where it hurts,” Sheehy said. Mike Sheehy sat on a chair behind the Hilton San Diego Resort & Spa yesterday downing a sandwich, engaging reporters, his running coach digging her palm deep into his left thigh. Highest I currently reached so far is 56,4 but that's with just t2 walls.Numbers: 30,000 runners and walkers have registered, 15,000 each in the marathon and half marathon. The ultimate question is, how much of what furniture (and most importantly, wall materials) do you need now to reach 50 sp/day from housing? Please share what you have managed to find out so far. There is no more living room and balance multiplier. For example, chairs provide 0,5 points each and 0,1 diminish coefficient, while wooden latrine is 2 points and 0,9 diminish (so 2nd latrine in the same room only gives 0,2). They completely changed points furniture provides and the way it diminishes. I haven't checked light sources yet, but I'd assume they don't have that. if you have 3 score room and 2 soft cap, actual score will be somewhere between 2 and 3.Īll furniture items seem to have 'placed on the solid ground' requirement. Materials room is made of cap its score (not sure how exactly it's working, but it's not a hard cap, e.g. SGG (intentionally or not) didn't provide any info about it in the changelog, leaving it up to community to discover and learn new system. In the recent beta 7.3.0 the way housing provides skillpoints has been completely reworked.
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