The Running Year By The Numbers
As 2008 winds down, Amy and I are having a traditional New Year’s Eve filled with debauchery. She’s eating a bowl of tomato soup with cheddar cheese and crackers in
Things I Like
Subsidies Snubsidies
Erin Griffith at PEHub has a dynamite link to a Calvin and Hobbes cartoon from 15 years ago that is a perfect description what’s going on today in the “subsidy
Trust, The Healthcare System, and Saving My Dad’s Academic Life
My father, Stan Feld, is a retired endocrinologist. He wrote a beautiful blog post yesterday titled The Therapeutic Magic Of The Physician Patient Relationship: Part 1. In it he tells
Recommendation – Ignore All The 2009 Predictions
Oh goody, they are here. Every magazine, newspaper, and most of the online publications known to man are putting together their “2008 year in review” and their “2009 prediction” editions.
Christmas vs. Chanukah
As Chanukah sprints ahead and gets started before Christmas, we all know how this ends since Christmas will finish before Chanukah does. To refresh your memory, take a look at
Amy Has The Real Rocket City Marathon Pictures
A marathon wouldn’t be a marathon without my sherpa. Amy plays the role perfectly, including taking all the important pictures. My favorite:
Jewish Christmas
I was inspired by the hilarious McSweeney’s article Recreational Jewish Youth Basketball: An Ethnography (thanks Amy) to host a Jewish Christmas party this year near Keystone, Colorado.
Awesome Marathon in Huntsville
Marathon #14 is done. It was fantastic – I finished in 4:39:21 which is my fourth best time of the 14 marathons that I’ve run. The course was fantastic, the
Hanging Out In Huntsville
I’m running the Rocket City Marathon tomorrow. It’ll be my 14th marathon in my quest to finish one in every state in the US. My co-host in this experience is
Did You Miss Me?
Ahhh – that was a very nice vacation. Q4 vacation is often around my birthday, so Amy whisked me away to Cabo for a week of being completely off the