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...survival is worth a medal...
Updated 7/21/08
"I think some of the most celebrated moments in human achievement should be those times when everything is going against a person and they are down in the dumps but they simply choose to get up. That's real greatness!" -Ryan Hall
...survival is worth a medal...
watch me go!
Nike+
The Last 20 Lbs
Updated 7/21/08
places to run to
- 1st Place Sports - Support Your Local Running Store
- athlinks.com
- Auburn Running (AORTA)
- Beginner Triathlete
- Complete Running Network
- Disney Running
- Everybody's Got A Mountain to Climb
- Frayed Laces
- Half-Fast
- Her Sports + Fitness Blog
- I Signed Up For THIS?!?
- I'm Not Fit To Run
- Inside Nike Running
- Inside Tri
- Last Minute Golfer
- Little Miss Runner Pants
- Map My Run
- Mary Louise Butters' Brownies
- McMillan Running Calculator
- Me and My Running Shoes
- One More Mile
- Recover Gear
- Run Georgia
- Run, Girl, Run
- Runner Leana
- Runner's World
- Save The Ta Tas!
- SkirtSports
- Sports Workout.com
- Strip Search City
- swinplan.com
- The Starting Gun
- USA Track & Field
- USA Triathlon
- Walk For Boobs
- Who In Their Right Mind...?
things I've said and done
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- See? I told you I was jacked up!
- I'm a hot mess in this hospital bracelet.
- Undefeated.
- Pretty Pretty Princess
- Dr. Google, M.D.
- ...But Baby, Look at Me Now!
- Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
- Blog Love!
- Back in the Saddle and Bucked Off the Horse
- View from the 3rd row me the Baseball Grounds
- Florida is beautiful!
- ...But the Owner's Manual Says 93 Octane!
- Jen and the Amazing Sprained Ankle (mostly in pict...
- Expensive Habits
- Open Mouth, Insert Foot
- You have new Picture Mail!
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3 comments:
I have the same CamelBak bottle in my car right now. :)
The bad thing is that they are saying that #7 plastic (which these Camelbak bottles are made of) causes cancer. I have been thinking about switching to a Sigg aluminum bottle, however, the neck is not wide enough to get ice in there.
And besides, everything causes cancer. Blogging probably causes cancer.
Apparently, the CamelBak bottle you have there does *not* contain Bisphenol-A, which is the particular part of the plastic which causes badness. I found a post on TreeHugger (from the folks who bring you GizModo) which explains this:
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/11/camelbak_introd.php
Also, the data is available on the CamelBak website -- http://www.camelbak.com. Click on the "Better Bottle" and look at the FAQ.
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