20/05/2011 Sexta - Feira!!! 4500mtrs natacao Swim 100/500/3800 (01:14 )/ 100 17/05/2011 Terca - Feira!!! 12,01km Corrida-Run (Forte) 01:04.989Kcal / Avg 155bpm / Max 181bpm+1700mtrs natacao Swim 1000 (tiros de 100/2min) /500 /200 21/05/2011 Sabado!!! 30 Bike Rolo Zona 1 (Carmichael/Lance) Kcal: 251 / Avg: 117bpm / Max: 132bpm+4,03km Corrida-Run (Forte) 19:23.Kcal 278/ Avg 158bpm / Max 175bpm Special Thanks to God!!!And Also my little Girl that always suports me!!Thanks Mom!Thanks to all my friends and family!!! Comparison and Results of the 2011 Preparation: Comparativo94 dias (20 de fevereiro Viagem Ironman) Volume total aproximado:2011 Volume total aproximado:2010 Swim 63.650mtrs 50.350 Bike km 1006km 897km Bike Roll (hours) 14:16 03:25 Run 468,52km 269km Tempo 12:39:35 14:23:53 ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE!!! 23/05/2011 Segunda - Feira!!! 1200mtrs natacao Swim 100/1000/100+4,15km Corrida-Run (moderado) 24 Kcal 328 / Avg 151bpm / Max 162bpm 24/05/2011 Terca - Feira!!! Ultimo Treino Antes da Viagem!1000mtrs natacao Swim 100/750 (tiro=12 )/150+3,04km Corrida-Run (moderado) 16 Kcal 224 / Avg 151bpm / Max 159bpmFINAL DE CRONOGRAMA DE TREINO / DIARIOVIAGEM AMANHA!!! UHUUUUULLLLLLLLLL Programacao Floripa25/05/2011 Quarta - Feira!!! VIAGEM!!!!26/05/2011 Quinta Feira!!! Natacao com Kayaks/ Expoiron Kit / Bike 1o teste27/05/2011 Sexta Feira!!! Natacao / Bike 2o teste / Corridinha 15 / Jantar de Massas 28/05/2011 Sabado!!! Corridinha! 15 / Bike Check inDomingo29/05/2011IRONMAN BRASIL 2011RESULTADOS PREPARACAO 2011 Comparativo94 dias (20 de fevereiro Viagem Ironman) Volume total aproximado:2011 Volume total aproximado:2010 Swim 63.650mtrs 50.350 Bike km 1006km 897km Bike Roll (hours) 14:16 03:25 Run 468,52km 269km E ISSO AI GALERAA!!!AGORA E MANDAR VER!!!HURRAH HURRAH HUHHHHHHHHHH!!!! 22/05/2011 Domingo!!! 36km Bike Ritmo! Kcal: 853 / Avg: 140bpm / Max: 163bpm+7,10km Corrida-Run (Forte) 36:51.Kcal 497/ Avg 152bpm / Max 173bpm Brady DaleE-mail Tweet Facebook Google Plus LinkedinShare iconsScientists have barely scratched the surface on how the brain works, but a Toronto-based tech company believes that neurons are the best way to control electronic devices.FORTUNE Ariel Garten knew from the start she wanted to make a product that makes people think.The chief executive of the young Canadian company Interaxon, Garten sought to use brain-controlled interface technology a science fiction-like development that allows a device to be controlled by the brains electrical activity in a wearable device. With Googles Glass and Nikes FuelBand leading the way, so-called wearables are expected to grow from an $8 billion (in annual revenue) market today to a $20 billion one by 2017, according to Futuresource Consulting. Using brainwaves to control them seemed like, well, a no-brainer.But Garten wanted to create something meaningful something that people would use every day. Not a gadget or novelty. So she watched and waited for the market to develop. Muse, the companys new $299 brainwave-controlled headband, will start shipping in May. With a splashy debut at this years Consumer Electronics Show and what Garten reports as strong pre-orders from consumers and corporate employee assistance programs, the companys wait to go into hardware appears to be paying off.Garten and her two co-founders, Trevor Coleman and Chris Aimone, started their Toronto-based company in 2009 and spent its first three years creating experiences driven by technology based on electroencepholagraphy, or EEG for short. Whether