Just a quick note that I put up some updated files for this project (original post with download links and update notes here).
Enjoy,
CM
2006 September 26 • 6:03 am
pinboard -> links
- No Meat AthleteInteresting site about athletes and no meat diets.
- Tyler McMillenCurrent page for Tyler McMillen - author of the Tucson Bouldering Guide and Tucson Select Sport Climbing, both of which are out-of-print but offered for free from his page.
- Tucson Trail RunnersTucson trail running group
- Rosewood Point and North Rosewood Point
garmin -> rides/hikes/runs…
- Full Moon Run to 7 Falls 2012 February 9
- Fleet Feet AZ Trail Colossal Cave Run! 2012 February 5
- 8 mile Road Run 2012 January 31
- Prison Camp 8 Mile Run 2012 January 28
cmiles-consuming -> posts
- Beats, Rhymes & Life: The Travels of a Tribe Called Quest 2012 January 30I have no idea when I first heard a Tribe Called Quest (official site) – but it was the early 2000s before I really ‘found’ them and started listening. I would not call myself a devotee – casual fan is probably the best description – but even as a casual fan I was excited when [...]
- Hull Zero Three, Greg Bear 2012 January 15I am sad to say that the first time I saw Hull Zero Three by Greg Bear (official site) on Amazon I skipped over it because of the rating – in retrospect a somewhat sad reminder to myself about the value of ratings… Thankfully on the Potpourri of Science Fiction Literature blog I came across [...]
- Happy New Year! End of 2011 Notes… 2012 January 1This blog made it thru 2011! A few notes about my media/reading that I thought might be fun if this blogs lasts a few years… -Reading: I am mostly reading on my Sprint Evo 4G Android Phone via the Kindle app. While the reading experience on such a small screen is unexciting the compelling feature [...]
- Revelation Space Universe, Alastair Reynolds 2011 December 31I don’t have a good enough memory or record of what I was reading in the late 1990s or early 2000s to know if this is the truth – but the way I remember it is that after a lull where I had trouble finding any science fiction I was interested in reading I came [...]
- Sea of Glass, Barry B. Longyear 2011 December 20I don’t remember seeing Sea of Glass, by Barry B. Longyear, on ‘top’ science fiction lists – or stumbling across it in website recommendations; but I do remember this novel from reading it in (about…) 1990. What I remember is the brutality, terror and a dystopian future world on the brink of war. The novel [...]
- String Quartets 2 & 3, Kevin Volans, Balanescu Quartet, Kronos Quartet 2011 December 12I believe I first heard Kevin Volans‘s (homepage) String Quartet No. 2 – ‘Hunting: Gathering’ in the mid-1990s on a Kronos Quartet CD. While I can not say this was immediately one of my favorite pieces, I will say that sounds from and sections of the 2nd String Quartet have stayed with me – coming [...]
- Norwegian Wood, Haruki Murakami 2011 December 6Norwegian Wood was not quite what I was expecting – the Murakami novels that I have read – A Wild Sheep Chase, Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World, Dance Dance Dance, The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle, Sputnik Sweetheart, Kafka on the Shore and After Dark – all seem to me to have some place [...]
- Looking Glass, James R Strickland 2011 November 27Cyberpunk! James Strickland delivers the classic elements in Looking Glass – a future United States now carved into different countries, powerful corporations, cyber space, techy jargon, decks, jacking in and action! The strength of this novel is not in offering something insightful and new – but rather in being an intelligent and fascinating rec […]
- Await Your Reply, Dan Chaon 2011 November 21Dan Chaon gives us a clever plot – with several converging stories – and disturbed characters that work together to create an enjoyable and slightly uncomfortable novel. There were sections that certainly made me think about my own life and identity, but overall I was not quite completely hooked/pulled in. Rating: 3 of 5 First [...]
- Running the Sahara 2011 November 16Running the Sahara – directed by James Moll – follows three athletes as they run across the Sahara Desert. They run (and sometimes walk) thru Senegal, Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Libya and Egypt. The film does a great job of showing some of the amazing landscapes that they cross – with small glimpses of the people [...]
facebook -> status
- Had a great time this AM at the Fleet Feet Colossal Cave AZ Trail race - 8 beautiful miles! This was a great event - inspiring to see all those people on the trail! - and extra fun to have current Summit Hut employees Richard Allen, Jeremy Davis, David Baker, Alison Taylor, Dana Rambo Davis and Frank Camp all participating (along with past Summit Hutters Kristen H, Joe H (my running buddy for the day!!!) and Meaghan C !) - Frank got away before we got a picture but... http://www.flickr.com/photos/cmiles/6824617673/ 2012 February 5
- Great view about 4 miles out from the Prison Camp trail head (past the junction with Bear Canyon) - http://www.flickr.com/photos/cmiles/6783602731/in/set-72157628673096109 - makes for a pretty nice 8 mile run (well if you want to call my pace running anyway!) - http://connect.garmin.com/activity/145375515 2012 January 29
- Met Jason today in the Summit Hut and I am really looking forward to this presentation! If you are using minimal/lightweight footwear or are interested in barefoot running this is a great chance to learn!! 2012 January 24
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/cmiles/6752082083/ 2012 January 24
google reader -> outdoor/retail
- Why is running form “controversial”? Because your pain is worth a lot of money.
- Not a final decision, but I believe an indication of where the law of AED’s is heading however the basis for the decision is nuts! « Recreation Law
- Jurisdiction in Massachusetts allows a plaintiff to bring in Salomon France to the local court. « Recreation Law
- Content Is Not King: Key Takeaways from Amit Singhal : RKGBlog
flickr -> pictures
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