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From the Aug 2007 issue Fact of Fiction - "Running is bad for your bones and joints": Fiction, "[...] when we run with proper form - and a good pair of running shoes - our bodies are strengthened, n...
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Fri,
Oct 5,
2007
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4:46:31 PM in print / running
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I don't get that many magazines, in fact I think Runner's World might be the only subscription I got left. I enjoy it mostly but find its focus increasingly away from the casual runner (too much emph...
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Fri,
Jan 6,
2006
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6:49:31 PM in running / print
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The main feature of the December issue of Runner's World is on "Heroes", people who inspire us to run (returning Olympic athletes who run for charity, a lot of volunteer type stuff, old runners, runn...
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Tue,
Nov 1,
2005
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10:46:53 AM in print / running
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Via Magazine is a pretty much useless free publication sent out to AAA members. This month has a cool feature on the deteriorating California missions which stretch from San Diego to Sonoma, some ni...
Posted
Fri,
Oct 28,
2005
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11:29:36 AM in print / sanfrancisco
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The July's issue of Runner's World has a feature on the best running cities in America. "Want a debate? Try ranking the best running cities in the United States (...) we ...
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Thu,
Jun 2,
2005
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10:13:54 PM in exercise / print / running / sanfrancisco
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This month being April w/ Del Toro on the cover (isn't it whack how magazine release months never match actual date, I hear it's because news stands use that date to remove thigns off the shelves so p...
Posted
Mon,
Mar 21,
2005
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9:50:20 PM in print
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I'm pretty lame on keepin up with my magazines and I'm just getting to this great article in the February Esquire by Tom Chiarella Haggling for Hot Dogs. I wasn't surprised that he was the same writer...
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Wed,
Mar 2,
2005
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10:28:52 AM in money / print
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Esquire remains consistently a magazine I'd actually pay for (and I don't like to pay for much)
The latest Esquire (March) has a very cool 50-point style guide titled The New Laws of Fashion, very ne...
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Sun,
Feb 27,
2005
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4:17:10 PM in print
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The Feb issue of Esquire sports not only a very eye-candyish cover (Scarlett Johansson's ample attributes are now adorning my cubicle) but the column Chuck Klosterman's America has a good article titl...
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Fri,
Jan 21,
2005
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10:31:36 AM in print
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Some wonder why I left France, I wonder myself but this is as good a reason as any other (...) Europeans have a level of prosperity equal to that of economically backward states like Arkansas. The onl...
Posted
Tue,
Nov 23,
2004
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1:48:12 PM in print
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Esquire rarely misses the spot for me, you know that. There's a neat article this month on Advancement Theory (a somewhat religious topic) and its application to music (here, rock n roll)
The gist go...
Posted
Thu,
Jun 17,
2004
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1:40:30 PM in print
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Yup, last issue was muy good. There was a real funny section on what would you rather do, pitting some really boring or hard to make pairs of choices to make (the answer is to flip a coin). I woulda r...
Posted
Thu,
Apr 15,
2004
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3:33:54 PM in print
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There's a nice article in the "What I've Learned" series in Esquire (a magazine that has actual substance btw).. basically Jack Nicholson talks about how back in the day, kids grew up watchin shows th...
Posted
Fri,
Dec 12,
2003
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9:14:02 AM in print
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