Here a few photos from the day, sorry most of them are fuzzy, I was jogging after all!

Getting a bit nervous now, specially as my work colleges are now going to watch out for me on TV. I’ll make sure I keep away from any cameras

If you want to sponsor me there is still time just go to: http://www.mysportrelief.com/personalPage.aspx?SID=93319 and pledge as much as you possibly can.

The team is currently at £176, would be nice to make that a round £200.

Happy pledging and thank you to those that have already made their generous pledges, we wouldn’t be doing it if it wasn’t for you.

Bye for now, hopefully I wont die this weekend and will be able to announce our success with a couple of photos.

For my previous Sport Relief post visit http://natashaallsopp.co.uk/2010/02/sport-relief-2010/

I’m rising to the challenge to raise money for Sport Relief. I will be running/jogging/walking 6 miles (just under 10K) in London on the 21st March 2010 at 11:45am. I will start at London Victoria and will finish at London Embankment so look out for me on TV!
I’m getting involved because Sport Relief brings the entire nation together to get active, raise cash and change lives. All the money raised is spent helping poor and disadvantaged people turn their lives around – in the UK as well as the world’s poorest countries.

I’d really appreciate your support by sponsoring me to take part.  To make a secure online donation, click on the link below:

http://www.mysportrelief.com/NatashaAllsopp?SID=93319

To find out what a difference your sponsorship money can make, please visit http://www.sportrelief.com/about/how-your-money-helps

Thank you for your generous support!

What is Sport Relief?

The whole of the UK will come together for Sport Relief to get active, raise cash and change lives.

It has a unique history of dedicated people doing extraordinary things to make a difference – from David Walliams’ swim across the English Channel, to Eddie Izzard’s amazing marathon a day around the UK.

And that’s not to mention the thousands of incredible people who rise to the challenge by doing the Sainsbury’s Sport Relief Mile. Or our amazing fundraisers who do something fun and active to raise cash and help make the world of difference.

All the money raised by the public is spent by Comic Relief
to help transform the lives of poor and vulnerable people,
both at home and across the world’s poorest countries.

The results below are out of 15.

GUI:Design and Implementation – 14

Professional and Enterprise Development – 12

Web Programming with Servlets and JSP – 12 (really happy about that grade)

Software Development for Mobile Computing Applications – 11

Concurrent Programming in C# – 9 (this could have been higher if it wasn’t for the tutor who marked it)

Database Systems – 8

Windows Game Programming – 4 (don’t do games programming in your second year, if you didn’t do it in the first year)

Further Object-Oriented Programming – 4 (really don’t know what happened with this one! Time management around Christmas I think)

I’m not so impressed with the last two grades but at least I passed them (4 is a pass, just!), but the rest of it I couldn’t have possibly done any better.

Now I can enjoy working for IBM for the year and think about my final year of University nearer the time.

I wanted a fresh clean theme and I think this is what I have been looking for.

Let me know what you think.