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Cleared for take-off, originally uploaded by gmr2048.
All images and text © 2007 Gary Ryan. All rights reserved. This material may not be reproduced, displayed, modified or distributed without […]
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Posted in Friends, Primal Quest, I should be sleeping but instead I'm - you know - not, Montana, Photography, Media, Writing and Poetry, Travel and Places, Adventure Sports, OutdoorType on Jul 25th, 2008 No Comments »
I spent quite a few of my days in Montana driving around the middle of nowhere with Alexandra Alter (seen in photo above), feature writer for the Wall Street Journal. She was great company as we searched for stories and photos and video that might capture the essence of a race chock full of […]
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Well, the race continues, but it’s time for me to head back to reality. Got to say I’m a little bummed about leaving early, but I’ve burned through all of my vacation and now there is also that pesky July 8 deadline staring me down from across the room.
I’m sure I’ll have more thoughts on […]
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Posted in Washington DC, Family, Wakefield, Home, I should be sleeping but instead I'm - you know - not, Trail Running, Friends, Life, Travel and Places, Adventure Sports, Media, Photography, OutdoorType on Apr 9th, 2008 3 Comments »
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CycleFest, originally uploaded by Brian Knight Photography.
Does the week begin on Sunday or Monday? I’ve never really be clear on the matter. I’m of the opinion that Sunday […]
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From WYFF in Greenville, SC today comes this news story about a fire on board a Delta 767. The opening to the story reads:
A passenger was burned during a fire on a Delta passenger plane that was forced to make an emergency landing at Greenville-Spartanburg Airport, according to airport officials.
But a couple paragraphs later […]
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February 29 is a date that occurs only every four years, in years evenly divisible by 4, such as 1988, 1996, 2008 or 2016 (with the exception of century years not divisible by 400, such as 1900) for the Gregorian calendar, which is most widely used in the world today. These are called leap years, […]
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Posted in Technology, Friends, Weather, Life, OutdoorType on Feb 21st, 2008 Comments Off
I am declaring February as Brian’s Month of Many Things Space-y.
To date I have:
Watched live coverage on NASA TV of STS-122 (Atlantis) blasting off into space.
Which inspired me to purchase and watch an all time favourite movie, Space Camp.
Which inspired me to watch The Right Stuff.
Which indirectly lead me to a Flickr meetup and first […]
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Things I might have written many words about had I actually sat down to write them at the time of the event and not now, several days later…
The Best 80s Movie Made In The 90s
Which movie? Why Point Break of course! Keanu, Swayze, Busey… friggin’ John C. McGinley! The […]
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Yesterday I was asked to both participate in and once more photograph the O’Neill Studios Annual Post-Holiday Party and Show.
I’m psyched because Maggie definitely knows how to throw a party and last year’s show was tons of fun, even for a work night. I hope you all can make it down to Adams Morgan […]
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laundromat, originally uploaded by catbagan. used under a Creative Commons license.
This started off as a simple comment to this post. I was about to write something like “ha ha, that does sound like an excessive amount of laundry. ” But then I got to thinking about the subject a little more and it […]
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