Third trip out of town in less than two weeks. Argh. And I don't know if it's better or not to be driving instead of flying--certainly it's cheaper. Six hours each way, though, for a half-day site visit, is a bit of a burden. Thank heavens for audiobooks, anyway, although I'll be missing book club.
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Mackenzie rants about
the poor horsemanship of the modern pentathlon competitors at the Olympics, complete with damning video clips.
Travis Waldron at ThinkProgress has a nice appreciation
Title 9's effect on the US performance at the Olympics.
The Big Picture has
a series of photos of winning Olympic moments.
Sam Miller provides
some great writing advice from Clarion 2012. I like a lot of this.
I had rather forgotten about this comic, until
I saw this article about Andy Capp's very long run in comics.
Outside Magazine
tells the story of the marriage of two daredevils.
Seth Godin is kind of fatuous and patronizing sometimes, but he's not always wrong:
You won't benefit from anonymous criticism. [Don't] punish yourself by listening to the mob.
Crossposted from
DW, where there are
comments; comment here or
there.