The iPhone's second major release was oft hyped and many waited with baited breath for its release a few short weeks ago here in the summer of 2008.
So here are some random thoughts and opinions on the current state of the iPhone 2.0 software and the applications that came with it – most of which have already been said before:
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So I haven't been very strict as of late watching what I eat, but after lady night's training ride, I was the lightest I've been since college.
While obviously watching what you eat helps, for me – sheer volume of exercise and calorie burning has been my solution.
The past two years, I've been spending more and more [...]
Interesting read on what a Pro team eats. It makes sense that reduction of grains and red meat would be a good thing. We need to be eating more rice in our diets as well.
Garmin Chipolte: Our Special [...]
So Amanda's old boss has a lake house about an hour north of us at Lake Gaston near the North Carolina / Virginia border, which he graciously allowed us to utilize this past weekend. After work Friday night, we took Bongo, our friend Bret and his two dogs (Peanut and Shelby) North to the Virginia border. We arrived after night had fallen and the house is a bit off the road, though still within a few miles of an I-85 exit. The two-story house sits on a corner of a near 90-degree turn on a mostly gravel laden road.
We rolled on up and unpacked the 4Runner, which was packed with enough crap for a week's stay there – food and drink galore! We checked out the place, and settled in with the dogs, basically unpacking and soon after Amanda retired to bed. Bret and I hung out for awhile playing cards, mainly War, which I had never played. I know. I had a sheltered childhood… not a lot of cards. Mainly I played Skip-Bo and Uno growing up.
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Just catching up on the final day of the 2008 Tour de France on Versus/TiVo tonight. I've gotta be honest, I've only had the chance to watch parts of like 6 of the stages this year between our travels, work home and my own cycling.
Congrats to CSC and Carlos Sastre for taking the tour. It's cool [...]
So I finally got my race team's new site up and running – Tricyclists. You may notice some real similarities between Keefer Madness and the Trikes' new site. That's because they're both utilizing WordPress and the same base template – Mandigo. I'm sure there are other great templates that would serve the purpose, but I really [...]
Amanda sent this to me this morning and it would really be cool to become part of Durham, NC's history. The Bulls' original ball field is being renovated, and all the seats are being replaced. Seat "sponsorship" looks to range from $100/seat to $5000 for a box I believe.
Become Part of [...]
For all the fellow design and web guys out there – here's a funny look at fonts.
Mailbox! Open [...]
So yesterday I made my second trip out to Ace Speedway, 8 miles north of Burlington, North Carolina. The first trip was two weeks ago, where I placed fourth in the oval track crit series.
This time, I met two teammates – Greg and Adam in Chapel Hill and we all car pooled out there. Greg and I did the "C" race as the two Tri-Cyclists out there at the Cat5 level. My thing this season has been patience – staying out of the wind, not working much at the front. I'd like to say I was able to control those both last night. To an extent, I did, but not entirely. I still pulled too much.
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It was only a matter of time. When the iPhone app store launched just a few short weeks ago, another one of the big blog publishing software had an iPhone app.
You knew it was only a matter of time till the others followed. Now, WordPress, the software Keefer Madness runs on has an iPhone app – [...]
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