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testing

2008-02-27T06:02:22.162+01:00

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Thanks for the feedback, every

2008-02-03T22:27:50.452+01:00

Thanks for the feedback, everyone! I'm sorry I haven't and still don't have the time to troubleshoot all your individual problems at this point, but for those that do: please feel welcome to continue to use this post as a forum to help each other. As you can see from my latest post here, I now blog at thestatusjoe.com. You are also quite welcome to chat there; there are additional comments about streaming audio here. @thecoppersun your sidetracks page works for me. nice!

Happy Birthday, Jim. Jeff, ha

2007-12-03T20:27:01.610+01:00

Happy Birthday, Jim. Jeff, having maxed out at maybe two or three miles in one run for all of my running life up to that point in time, I didn't think I could run a marathon either. If you are able to run one mile, tho -- and have a good partner, like my girlfriend -- believe me, it's possible. The human body is incredible. Running a marathon is an amazing life event, and is worth the effort, so long as you're smart about feeding yourself (which I already know you are) and taking care of your joints. Simply training for it would do incredible things to your body, your mind, and likely your friendship with Jim (at first through the camaraderie of pain, and then via sharing the zen state of hitting your second wind and floating along). Just my take. It is also insane and absurd, but so is life.

nice post. reminds me of
2007-10-31T06:16:55.406+01:00
nice post. reminds me of my friend nathan's from a while back. i get annoyed that we use so much electricity in our house, and stuff like this is such a no-brainer, especially in san diego. That right-to-dry movement looks really great. People power!

thanks for documenting, lookin

2007-10-31T05:02:43.741+01:00

thanks for documenting, looking forward to more

that is the raddest thing in t

2007-09-26T21:45:53.478+02:00

that is the raddest thing in the world!! omg.

just when i figured a trebuche

2007-09-10T21:51:09.613+02:00

just when i figured a trebuchet was the coolest thing you could do with pvc pipe, you go and post this. so hilarious. cracking up sitting here by myself. any plans to dress Mr. Chesterfield up? a cape? a bow tie (more distinguished)? thanks for posting!

"But out of every crisis comes

2007-09-05T21:39:09.800+02:00

"But out of every crisis comes opportunity if you’re willing to keep your eyes open." Jeff, Don't let that sentiment escape you -- it's the mantra of successful, happy people. Sorry to hear about what happened, but I'm sure you'll adjust and in hindsight be grateful you were forced into a more satisfying direction. Anyhow, Best, - Joe (an old wordpress.comer; i'm hosted now.)

That can't be real. Yo

2007-05-09T20:54:56.712+02:00

That can't be real. You should see how close it can get in San Diego, tho!

A personal hero of mine, for s

2007-04-12T19:55:06.972+02:00

A personal hero of mine, for sure. Truly a great loss. I tipped my hat to him on a Halloween post last Fall. I noticed your entry heavily borrows from today's New York Times' piece, and you should say so. Here's a favorite Vonnegut excerpt of mine, from Cat's Cradle: “God leaned close as mud as man sat up, looked around, and spoke. Man blinked. ‘What is the purpose of all this?’ he asked politely. ‘Everything must have a purpose?’ asked God. ‘Certainly,’ said man. ‘Then I leave it to you to think of one for all this,’ said God.”

Sure thing. Cool link.

2007-01-26T22:11:17.795+01:00

Sure thing. Cool link.