» Living To 100: The Story Of India's Pocket Hercules
My mind filled with memories of the gyms I visited while in India but the real takeaway was that the guy credits his living to 100 on being strong. Really strong.
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Dec 5th, 2011
» Olga The Magnificent
A CBC radio documentary portrait of Olga the Magnificent by John Chipman and a conversation about the secrets of aging… or not.
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Mar 8th, 2010
FYI, I’ve got a micro-site going at clayenos.com/vespa to document my organic coffee-inspired adventures into Latin America including another Tumblr blog you might want to follow at vespadventures.com Please spread the word. The more the merrier! - Clay
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Jan 27th, 2010
» Best Made Co.
Axes made to order. Designed, painted and polished individually in a small workshop in New York City.
Quote: The Axe is where it all begins, it is a perch from which a new and exciting world is being born, and in this sense Best Made Co. is more than just axes. We are in the business of putting our axes and our message into the hands of people that also want something more, people that want to join us on the adventure.
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Jan 24th, 2010
» Dan John's Blog and Site
A good resource for both training ideas and simple wisdom. I posted a photo from our time together when this blog got going. Repetition helps us learn.
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Jan 15th, 2010
Part two of the previously posted video interview with Jane Goodall. Again, here’s the downloadable video version of part two and here’s the audio podcast of the entire thing.
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Jan 15th, 2010
Jane Goodall can do no wrong. Here’s part one of a two part interview with Bill Moyers. If you prefer podcasting, here’s a link to an audio podcast version or a downloadable m4v of part one.
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Jan 5th, 2010
Three minutes that’ll make you smile. Dr. Bronner should be on that panel. ;-) All-One!
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