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Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all!
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I wish good luck and a strong finish to everyone running tomorrow in the New York Marathon and to the runners participating in other marathons coming up the rest of this fall!
As the media frenzy leads up to the New York Marathon, there is more than one story to pay attention to. There is history, [...]
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I enjoy listening to a variety of podcasts from science and exercise to arts and current issues. While listening to podcasts transfers information a bit slower than a quick read of a book chapter or a web page, the discussions and often interviews can be very enlightening.
Selected Favorite Podcasts
Fitness Rocks – Evidence Based Medicine. Discussions [...]
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Thanks to Brian Morrissey, who on his blog The Internal Pigdog, in this post , pointed out a video of Will Smith touting running and reading as the keys to life. I like both, but I’d encourage a bit of wisdom in eating, strength training, and a touch of cross training in many cases to [...]
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Whatever your politics are, wherever you live, not just in the United States, but all over the world, people are hoping for change. And there is a lot that needs to be changed. In fact some things have been so bad that any change will have to be for the better.
But, as the expression goes, [...]
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For those of you on the go and keeping everyone updated via Web 2.0 – Twitter, Facebook, Jaiku, Pownce, etc. we have a limited use beta code for Ping.fm.
Ping.fm let’s you update your social networks from anywhere, including your phone, via an on the go interface or from email.
Visit ping.fm to sign up and the [...]
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The New York Times had a fine article highlighting running in Central Park. Many years ago, when I regularly ran in Central Park, the north hilly end was even better for speed work than it is today. There was significantly more crime in the area, and to feel safe while running there, you had to [...]
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I’m steering you to Eric Meyer’s blog for his version of the perfect iPhone ringtone. The video documentation of the origin of the perfect ringtone is on Youtube.
The previous candidate for the perfect iPhone ringtone, which gets loud enough to actually hear is available as a “loud iPhone ringtone“.
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July 4th Weekend Books:
His Excellency: George Washington - by Joseph Ellis
A fine introduction to the life of George...
