Two winter-long-running food-and-drink tips
Yesterday’s snowy long run provided two positive results to experiments that I thought worth sharing. First, I found out that if you fill your water bottles up with hot water and wear them inside your shell, they won’t ice up. (They froze solid on me the week before.) Not sure if I made this up […]
Thoughts on the benefits of doing long runs with a group
It’s still snowing. Been doing that since yesterday. And it was about twelve degrees when I woke up at 5:15 this morning. It’s pretty likely that this morning’s long run, training for a winter marathon that or no, would have been in the gym, on a treadmill watching television, if it hadn’t been for the […]
Hidden social benefits of a snowstorm
One of the best parts about in-town living is the great neighbors we have. And though we all get along and really like each other, we don't see them all that often. Busy lives, different schedules. But almost every time there's a good snow, you're sure to find neighbors from two or three of the […]
Alternative newspaper business models, and how papers are using the Web
Glaser’s guide to alternative business models for newspapers Good roundup of the different business model experiments newspaper organizations have been conducting… (tags: newspapers journalism media internet businessmodel revenue) Bivngs Study on The Use of the Internet by America’s Largest Newspapers Percentage using user-generated content doubled from 2007 to 2008. Sites allowing comments also doubled. 10 […]
links for 2008-12-15
Pew: Most Will Access Internet Via Mobile By 2020 Media Post writes about a revent Pew study that reports most will use mobile devices for Web access by 2020. Would have been hard for me to imagine using the cell phones I had in the past … but since switching to the LG DARE (a […]