“The sun is literally always shining. Those clouds were artificially pumped in because there were out-of-towners visiting and we didn’t want them to stay.” (via My Hometown Is Better Than Yours « Rottin’ in Denmark)
If Einstein can have a desk like that, I don’t feel so bad about leaving mine messy, either.
Albert Einstein’s Office in Princeton on His Last Day
Albert Einstein died on April 18th, 1955. Photographer Ralph Morse was allowed to take the last snapshot of Albert Einstein study in Princeton as Einstein left it.
180 acres, but only 2.6 miles of trails? The article makes it seem like there are tons - “complete with a 2.6 mile trail system.” Is 2.6 miles really a “system”?
Updated Forest Park map. Haven’t really been focusing on the new bits lately, might put some more effort into over the next few weeks.
I should wear a suit more often. Also, I need to find a race car to work on in said suit.
(via bzr)
Still doing better than RIM.
Some users face problems upgrading to iOS 5 | Mobile | Macworld
For some reason, I think this image for their invite is really clever. It’s the standard iOS icons, but they convey all the information of the event. Slick.
(via What Apple might announce at next week’s iPhone event | Phones | Macworld)
Patrick Makau, after setting a world record in the marathon. I guess he deserves at least a day off.
iaaf.org - After Berlin runs, Makau and Kiplagat underscore Kenyan distance ascendancy
NO NO NO NO NO! Stop it! Make it go away!
After running in the same pair of sunglasses since 7th grade (my whole running career, actually), I think they finally have one crack too many.
When I think about all the races I ran with those sunglasses on, and all the beautiful trails I ran on, I actually get a little sentimental. A fair proportion of the light coming into my eyes has passed through those lenses, certainly some of the most memorable.
I have other sunglasses, but it just won’t be the same without my 7th grade Oakley Minutes. These are not going in the garbage, but have rather earned a spot next to all the medals, bib numbers, and spikes I keep around. Of any other bit of memorabilia, these sunglasses have been with me through the most of it.
Took a nice little flight. Love how their first reaction is laughter.
And I didn’t even realize this when I first posted it, but this was at Lake Sammamish St. Park. Yay Issaquah!
Starcrossed 2011 - Joey’s Ok (by The19Eliza)
Hooray new dolphins!
(via New species of dolphin discovered off Australia – Light Years - CNN.com Blogs)
“I’ve met a lot of distance runners, and a lot of them are weird as hell.”
Pretty much.
(via The Background of Erik Van Ingen | The Real Maine: An XC Series | Flotrack)
