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  • An Inliner’s Guide to Getting Into Ice Part 1: Gear

    An Inliner's Guide to Getting Into Ice Part 1: Gear

    There are many reasons why an inline speed skater would want to have a go at ice skating. Whatever your reason, in this article I hope to provide some useful tips into making the transition into what may at first seem like a very alien new environment.

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  • Noma

    Noma

    Two weeks ago I visited a little restaurant in Denmark called "Noma" whose main claim to fame is that it is apparently the best restaurant in the world.

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  • A Word on Supplements

    A Word on Supplements

    Anyone who has ever been involved at a fairly serious level in the world of sport will have come across nutritional supplements of some kind. These can range from having electrolytes in your drinks to constructing entire meals out of powders and vitamin tablets.

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  • Core Conditioning

    Core Conditioning

    How does one go about training our core muscles? Most people immediately think about doing lots of situps, or crunches. If you want to have good-looking abs, then by all means do lots of situps, but this is only a small part of the story.

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  • Bad Advice Part 1: Fitness

    Bad Advice Part 1: Fitness

    In catching up with old friends in Melbourne, I have noticed a curious trend. Ordinarily, when one catches up with old friends after being overseas for an extended period, one is asked mostly about

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  • Floored! Monday, June 1, 2009
    Heerenveen Several days ago, a new wooden floor arrived from the US with the purpose of enriching the experience →more […]
  • Baseball Tuesday, June 17, 2008
    Daniel Yeow for Columbia Daily Spectator… Baseball is supposed to be a great American pastime. Well, one thing is →more […]
  • Softball Monday, June 16, 2008
    Daniel Yeow for Columbia Daily Spectator… Softball is an interesting sport. It is similar to baseball in many ways →more […]
  • Pillowfight! Friday, March 28, 2008
    Whoever came up with the idea of a random pillowfight in New York city deserves the Nobel Peace Prize →more […]
  • State of the Planet Thursday, March 27, 2008
    Every year, there’s a conference organized by the earth institute called “State of the Planet”. It has (apparently) grown →more […]
  • A Day in DC Tuesday, March 18, 2008
    I decided to visit the capital of the United States of America, Washington DC, for spring break. However, since →more […]

RSS Featured Articles – Videos

  • Inzell with the Danes Sunday, October 30, 2011
    Continuing from where the previous post “left off”, the weekend right after Enschede, I found myself in Inzell, →more […]
  • Return to Enschede Friday, October 14, 2011
    Recently I have undertaken a new “job” as one of the coaches for the Danish junior ice speed skating →more […]
  • Penultimate Post Sunday, March 28, 2010
    About a week ago, the speed skating season came to an end with the world allround championships in Heerenveen. →more […]
  • Pep Talk Friday, February 19, 2010
    Sophie Muir Sophie Muir recently made history by not only becoming the first Australian long track skater in 16 →more […]
  • Predictions, Part 1 Saturday, February 13, 2010
    The moment the gun fires Predictions for the first half of the speed skating competition. (I would have had →more […]
  • Hockey Update Friday, February 12, 2010
    So I’m in Canada and, by the end of this season, will have been here for over three months →more […]

Tron Legacy

January 9th, 2011
Light Cycle

The original Tron was released in 1982. I had barely been born at the time. I first watched it on TV, when I was a young and impressionable boy and I remember enjoying it. →more

Christmas Post

December 24th, 2010
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Christmas is a funny time of the year. First I am struck by the prevalence of some rather silly political correctness that I encounter in all sorts of funny places. I welcome any arguments to the contrary, →more

Polarize This

October 30th, 2010
My circular polarizing filter

To say that equipment doesn’t matter (in Photography at least) would be a lie. They say that a bad tradesman blames his tools, but that is only because a truly good tradesman can extract a good →more

App Store Trigger App-y

October 4th, 2010
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I love my iPhone (can you tell?). Having owned my iPhone now for nearly a month, I can finally comment with some validity about the rest of my favourite apps. These are apps that take longer →more

Wishlist – The World

September 27th, 2010
upside down world map

I’m not happy with the world. I should be more specific – the world is great, but I’m not happy about the way humans conduct themselves while they are on it. It’s no secret that I have a strong →more

Favourite iPhone Apps

September 20th, 2010
My New iPhone

About two weeks ago, I received a long-awaited package in the mail – my new iPhone 4. My previous phone was the original iPhone, purchasedin September 2007 about two months after its initial release →more

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