Early word from the Old Pueblo course is that as of lap 1, Nick and Yuki are 2nd and 3rd, respectively, on their Waltworks 29ers!
More updates as I get them from Erik...
A few links I found interesting on a cold, snowy Saturday morning:
Shane Battier is a lot more interesting than you thought. I *think* this will be interesting even if you're not into basketball.
Watch Daniel Woods make V12 look like 5.7. Daniel climbs at the Spot (my climbing hangout) a lot. He's very impressive. And it's neat to see all the crazy stuff that's going on in Bishop these days. Probably not very interesting if you're not a climber, though.
If you're really stuck inside today, you can watch free opera performances from the Met. I'm kind of excited about Doctor Atomic - since it's about Oppenheimer and other Los Alamos (where I grew up) scientists.
Eating raw food only? Seems crazy to me, but it's an interesting article.
2 comments:
Great NYT article on Battier. If you haven't read it, I recommend 'Basketball on Paper' by Dean Oliver. 82games.com can also be interesting on occasion. Thanks again.
Hey Mitch -
Yeah, I like 82games ok. Freedarko used to be pretty cool, too, but now it's a lot less b-ball oriented and I've lost some of my interest.
I'll check out Basketball on Paper. Ever read Paul Shirley's stuff?
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