Posted in Opening, Mountain Biking, Triathlon, Gallery, Ten Miles Square, Washington DC, Art, Travel and Places, Writing and Poetry, Adventure Sports, Media, Photography, OutdoorType on Nov 15th, 2008 No Comments »
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Nation’s Triathlon, originally uploaded by Brian Knight Photography.
For the TMS: Fixation show that opened last night, each photographer was required to write an essay describing the subculture explored […]
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Words, when spoken out loud for the sake of performance, are music. They have rhythm, and pitch, and timbre, and volume. These are the properties of music, and music has the ability to find us and move us, and lift us up in ways that literal meanings can’t. Do you see?
- President Josiah “Jed” Bartlet, […]
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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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TOBY
It was my argument a little while ago, when I was arguing in my head.
JOSH
It was a better organized thought in my head. Is she done?
BARTLET
I converted it to Celsius in my head.
BARTLET
Hang on, I’m doing math in my head.
SAM
I could’ve countered that, but I’d already moved on to other things in my head.
JOSH
I’m sorry, […]
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Primal Quest Montana - Race Day 4, originally uploaded by Brian Knight Photography.
Wow was that ever painful. I’d like to take this moment to track down and kick […]
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Consumer Reports has finished their annual auto tests and I just finished reading a quick summary of the Top 11 Worst Cars.
I gotta say that the write up for the Jeep Wrangler Unlimited, the #1 Worst.Car.Ever. (2008), is amusing:
Highs: Off-road ability
Lows: Everything else… (Ride, handling, braking, noise, fuel economy, fit and finish, visibility, front seat […]
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PQ Heads to Big Sky Country, originally uploaded by Brian Knight Photography.
As seen in the inaugural edition of Adventure World Magazine!
No pics in this edition, but I did […]
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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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Posted in Words on Jan 24th, 2008 2 Comments »
Part I: Last Blood
Clicking to the Style section of the Post today you were confronted with a sort of weird image of the uncredited “Man Dancing in Club” from 1971’s Oscar winning Klute. Don’t remember that guy? Maybe you’ll recall Lincoln Hawk, the struggling trucker trying to regain control over his life and […]
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Looks like a deal has been reached (tentatively) and eventually I might have as much as $600 in my pocket to do with as I please. Instead of stimulating the economy though, I’ll probably end up like Charlie…
From Season 3, Episode 17 “Stirred”
Original Air Date: 27 March 2002
(Teleplay […]
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