From the ‘Health’ file:

Monday Minute: Cancer won’t wait

One in Three people will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. 12 Million Americans are currently living with cancer, and within the next year or so, it will be the leading cause of death in the world. 1.5 Million Americans will be diagnosed with cancer next year.

An open letter to BurgerSoft Microking…

Dear God, Microsoft just released the Windows 7 Burger King Whopper. And this year’s WTF award goes to… — Prepare to be m00sed.

Cancer, the predator. Predators, the cancer.

I’m both saddened and angered. Fat Cyclist blogger Elden has been seeing his wife through an epic battle with terminal brain cancer, and now her condition is worse. In another note, I’m angered because of a scam that’s being brought to light in which someone posing as a sick 15 year old boy with brain cancer turns out not to have existed at all. Even Lance Armstrong is fuming.

PLEASE read this. Pass the word – these sick bastards NEED to be stopped!

Monday Minute… on Wednesday.

5 Hour Energy, Energy Drinks, Hydroxycut, TrimSpa, and Bacon Flavored Ice Cream treats come under fire. This is your Monday Minute… on Wednesday. Prepare to be m00sed!

The m00se and P90X?

I’ve decided to give P90X a try. Here’s the starting line.

Marathon and improper training.

m00se found an article on what happens when one doesn’t properly train for a marathon. If you’re thinking about doing one, can you afford not to see this?

Down with the sickness…

Ugh. Being sick sucks.

’tis the season… again. Think safe!

Accidents do happen, and sometimes with less than favorable results. This week, m00se takes a look at some of the more recent accidents in the cycling world that made headlines, and discusses general safety. It just goes to show you, anything can happen!

What’s going on with my squishy, squishy insides?

Ugh. I’m not entirely sure what’s going on with me right now, but tonight’s workout really sucked in terms of how my body was feeling. I did about a 900 M warmup, then we started into the main set. The first part of the main set was a 400 Pull, followed by a broken 4 [...]

The art of triathlon, and the delay of arts.

(MySpace Blog) I feel so self-placated lately. It feels like my objectives have changed around a little bit, and that I seem to be losing focus on my side projects. Work is vital, there’s no doubt about that. Responsibility is one of those things us adults must work around.
Since I moved back to [...]