Went to the pool to pool run at 5:15, since the web page said that was when the pool opened. Unfortunately, it didn't open until 6:00, so I only had time for 60 minutes of deep water pool running.
However, at the risk of offending some, here is the content of an email I sent to the good folks at http://deseretmediacompanies.com/ responding to their new ad campaign and mission statement:
To whom it may
concern:
I just want to state that I find
disingenuous and somewhat offensive your statement that you “desire to treat
everyone with dignity and respect” when too often your programming simply
encourages controversy, divisiveness and partisanship by failing to “treat
everyone with dignity and respect.”
(Yes, I included my name and contact information.)
100 minutes pool running at the University of Utah's HPER Complex and Swimming Pool while my son was rehearsing at the U with the Utah Youth Symphony's HYPE (Honors Youth Percussion Ensemble).
Just thinking that back in early 1986 I got my first CD player (spent over $500 on it) and transitioned away from the vinyl. Yes, I was an early adopter.
I remember buying my first CD from Raspberry Records on Highland Drive, Dire Straits' Brothers In Arms (although my copy was not the remixed version now available) specifically because it was one of the first albums to be directed at the CD market, and was a full digital recording at a time when most popular music was recorded on analog equipment. (Wasn't I cool.)
Now, lest you think I was too cool, I recall that my second CD purchase was a 2 disc set from the Carpenters.(Note the link is to the 1999 remix of the earliler CD)
Followed by what has become a long lead up to the purpose this post which was me listening to some satellite radio which was playing some Dan Fogelberg on the way to work work and me recalling one of my favorite albums which was the next of my early CDs, Dan Fogelberg's Nether Lands
Tom suggested I get an ElliptiGo. Looks pretty cool and you can reserve one with a $750 deposit towards the $2,199 price for delivery this summer.
PrettyVery Cool. From their site, "We have been designing, developing, and testing elliptical bicycles
since 2005. The ElliptiGO 8S is our 6th iteration on the concept." This generation offers eight speeds.
I can see these things really taking off -- no saddle sores!.
Nevertheless, in honor of BYU's men's basketball team finally winning a game in the NCAA, and personally being a graduate of BYU's J. Reuben Clark Law School, I think everyone should rise and shout and have a Reuben Sandwich before they play Kansas State on Saturday.
Go ahead and choose whatever variation you prefer.
90 minutes pool running, although my cold is not quite gone I just had to do something. Last 30 minutes surrounded by about 30 scouts of various aptitudes working on their swimming merit badge.
Saturday, after trying to see some of the bloggers run in the Riverton Half (I don't know if anyone saw my chalk greeting I wrote on the road above my street, "RivertonPaul says Hi"), I had to get to some soccer coaches meeting to go to where Real Salt Lake brought the MSL Cup (formally called the "Philip F. Anschutz Trophy") so I snapped a few pics.