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Monthly Archives: December 2012
Suzy Favor Hamilton shows how difficult the race against depression and anxiety can be
There is a scene in the movie Men In Black where the characters played by Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones resort to the supermarket tabloids to find out what’s really, truly, actually happening in the world. That feeling crossed … Continue reading
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Tagged 2000 Olympics, 800 meters, anti-depression, anxiety, beauty, Bruce Jenner, Chicago Tribune, Dave Wottle, Depression, Disney, double life, escort, Kelly, Lance Armstrong, Las Vegas, middle distance runner, model, Olympian Suzy Favor Hamilton, Olympic running career, panic attack, Philip Hersh, Rock 'n' Roll Marathon Series, Ron Clarke, running, sex scandal, success, suicide, Suzy Favor, Suzy Favor-Hamilton, Syndey Olympics, The Smoking Gun, track and field, Zoloft
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Getting out of the rat race
Imagine the surprise I found a month or two ago when I went to refill the bird feeder that had been hanging on a limb of our pine tree all summer. Upon opening the lid of the bird feeder, what … Continue reading
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Tagged bird feed, bird feeders, carbo loading, cubicles, dietary needs, going in circles, half-marathon, man or a mouse, marathon, mice, mouse, public zoo, rat race, wolf, zoo
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Why we should forgive rather than forget Lance Armstrong
Retired professional cyclist Tyler Hamilton’s book The Secret Race documents the doper’s decade of the 2000s when bike racers made a common practice of taking performance enhancing drugs and doing blood transfusion to increase hematocrit counts and raise oxygen carrying … Continue reading
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Tagged Alberto Cantador, Alexander Vinokourov, blood doping, Christian Vande Velde, competition, criminal charges, cycling, cyclists, Floyd Landis, French media, George Hincapie, getting popped, health, hematocrit, hematocrit level, Lance Armstrong, Lance Armstrong comeback, Livestrong, Livestrong Foundation, Nike, peloton, porn, porn star, porn stars, road biking, road cycling, steroids, The Secret Race, Tour de France, Tour titles, Tyler Hamilton, USADA, Velo News
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For those who run and ride, the right car can be a Godsend
By Christopher Cudworth Anyone who runs and rides knows it is important to have the right support vehicle to enjoy your activities. A good car has to be reliable, get decent gas mileage, hold a roof rack and have storage … Continue reading
Sunday contemplation: A rider in the rain
By Christopher Cudworth Click on pics to view The Christmas Bird Count comes around once a year, usually in the second week of December. Having worked both the Christmas and Spring Bird counts (technically part of the Fermi Circle Count) … Continue reading
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Tagged bird feeders, birding by bike, Chicago, Chicago and Northwestern, Christmas Bird Count, Christopher Cudworth, dark-eyed junco, Fermilab Christmas Bird Count, Great Western Trail, green birding, hermit thrush, Illinois, Indian reservation, Iowa, Kane County, Leroy Oakes Forest Preserve, mountain bike, prairie, prairie burn, rider in the rain, runners, sandhill crane, Specialized, St. Charles
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Saturday Artwork: Migration Marathon by Christopher Cudworth
This whimsical artwork by Christopher Cudworthdepicts more than 25 bird species lining up for the “big race: down south. It’s a Migration Marathon with an eclectic set of competitors just like the human race. You can easily order a print … Continue reading
I yam what I yam. Hewwhhgh. A runnersk and a cyclisk. Hek hek hek.
By Christopher Cudworth “Hewwwgggh. Hi theresk, mateys. Gladsk to sees yah’sk.” Heck eck eckeck. Ahhh, Popeye. You could hardly understand a word he said, but that was the point, wasn’t it? Popeye was a man of action. Once he got … Continue reading
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Tagged 50 Shades of Grey, Alice the Goon, Ben Johnson, Bluto, cycling, cycling cartoon, cycling news, cyclists, doper, dopers, E.L. James, Gatorade, Gu, Lance Armstrong, lifting weights, marathon, NYC Marathon, Olive Oyl, Olympic sprinters, performance enhancer, Popeye, Popeye eating spinach, road cycling, runners, running, Sheryl Crow, spinach, twister punch
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Is 12/12/12 a supposedly lucky day? Well, bring it on.
A year ago this morning my wife Linda emerged from surgery to remove a cancerous tumor at the base of her pelvis. The surgeon also repaired a hernia resulting from several previous surgeries. For 7 years my wife has been … Continue reading
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Tagged business, cancer, cancer treatment, chemotherapy, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Christopher Cudworth, Doxil, employment, heart disease, job creators, ovarian cancer, public option, public option health insurance, small business, surgery, unemployment
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