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Tag Archives: Barack Obama
Naked, black and free
The new Specialized Venge Expert is matte black in color. It has no cyclometer yet attached. When I ride like that, I feel free. Free to choose a route and not worry how many miles per hour I might be going. Or … Continue reading →
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Why Meb’s Boston victory as an American confuses so many people
By Christopher Cudworth Opening the Chicago Tribune the morning after the Boston Marathon, I read a wonderful article by Philip Hersh, one of the leading sportswriters in America. Not only was the article beautiful, so was the photo inside. The … Continue reading →
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Stressing the reality of the Yellow Brick Road
By Christopher Cudworth We all like to think we’re good at dealing with stress. We tune our mental and physical engines through exercise, stressing our bodies in a positive way to wick off the stresses we face every day. Yet … Continue reading →
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A few things off the top of my head about running, riding and swimming
By Christopher Cudworth I knew at a relatively early age that I would someday be going bald. Family history assured me of that. Armed with that information, it is not nearly so traumatic to lose your hair. In fact you … Continue reading →
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Respect for fitness getting traction in the corporate and industrial world
By Christopher Cudworth At one point in America’s economic history, manufacturing made up more than 40% of our economic output. Coming out of World War II, America made more stuff than any other country in the world. We were the … Continue reading →
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Meet Abraham Lincoln, Marathoner and Cyclist
By Christopher Cudworth Here in Illinois, the Land of Lincoln, there’s quite a bit of pride in the heritage and history that Abraham Lincoln lends to the state. Springfield, Illinois is one of the places Lincoln called home, and the … Continue reading →
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