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Piano Guts!
Alright, so like I said in the "line" photochallenge poll thread, I'm posting a couple other pictures that I took at the same time. Here they are (C&C welcome as always ):
I almost used this one for the challenge... And almost wish that I had.
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Hi, I really like the last photo, The DOF is great and i like the unusual angle of the photo. I wish you had entered this one!!
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To the new one you mean? I never really thought of it... although I am going to try to get one in this week (if I can get my camera out long enough to take some new pics!). I really like your topic!


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Emilia and I had a great weekend in the Tetons for my sister's wedding.
We had perfect weather all weekend long. The sunset during the "rehersal dinner" was amazing: Continue reading
Emilia and I had a great weekend in the Tetons for my sister's wedding.
We had perfect weather all weekend long. The sunset during the "rehersal dinner" was amazing: Continue reading
Sorry for the long delay in updating. I do plan to get on a regular routine of posting a photo blog once or twice a week, but I've enjoyed the break from posting over the last month. Also, both of my cameras (one of which is not actually mine) have been in the shop getting repaired. The repair shop called me last week to tell me that one of them was ready to go. I went and picked it up, brought it home, turned it on and it was not fixed. The lense got stuck in the out position and the screen displayed nothing but black or static, the same problems that were happening before I took it to the shop. So, I brought it back down to Salt Lake to see if they could repair it with a second chance. Consequently, I still don't have a camera and there aren't any pictures in this post. My apologies.
This is going to be far from a comprehensive post. It would not be possible for me to write about everything that has happened over the last month and a half, so I'm just going to pick a couple of the highlights.
I bought a new car to replace the Prius that died in March. I bought a 2004 Subaru Legacy Outback from a college student at the University of Utah. It's got 175,000 miles on it. I paid $3000 for the car and put $1800 into it. It's the first car I've ever owned and I'm proud of it. I owe a huge thank you to my parents for providing me a car up to this point in my life. I went through the process of registering and insuring my car, all of which was new to me.
On May 1st I moved into a new apartment with my girlfriend Emilia Wint. We are very happy with the place. The location, right by the base of Park City Mountain Resort, a two minute walk from City Park, a five minute bike ride from Main St., and a ten minute bike ride from the Center of Excellence (COE), is perfect. The place is spacious and nice. After living with the Adams in Park City for the last six years, It's a change for me to be paying rent. The Adams allowed me to chase my dreams by being so generous with their home for so long. I can never repay them nor thank them enough.
My training over the last month has gone in a new direction. Last fall my classic skiing completely fell apart. Although it seemed to happen quickly, in retrospect and after reviewing lots of video footage of my skiing, my technique and body position had slowly degraded over the last four years. I had developed an alarming curve in my lumbar spine. The forward pelvic tilt in my hips, which is common amongst cross country skiers, had become extreme. I had major asymmetries in my glute strength. When I skied I was rotating at and torquing on my low back. I struggled to engage my lats and bring my shoulders down and back, especially on the left side. My external rotation in my shoulders, dating back at least to my first shoulder surgery in 2011, was very limited, and my hamstrings and hip flexors were extremely tight.
In early May my technique coach Zach Caldwell came out to Park City. We recruited the help of both the strength and conditioning staff and the physical therapy staff at the COE. We did a full evaluation of my body alignment, strengths and weaknesses and range of motion. We prioritized the biggest problems and made a game plan to address them.
For the last five weeks I have done strength work in the COE five days a week. I was supervised by at least one, and often two or three staff members during each of these sessions. The exercises were specifically designed to address my weaknesses, and I had to do them all with correct body position. The staff was constantly making minor changes to my posture. In addition to the strength work, physical therapist Drew Tigges worked with me daily to address range of motion limitations. We did manual work, stretching, foam rolling and some weighted exercises in the physical therapy room. Outside of the COE I have been doing two sets per day (three sets per day for the first three weeks) of a specific and ever evolving home exercise program that addresses the same weaknesses that I'm working on in the gym. I'm doing a 15 minute YouTube yoga routine every morning and a stretching series as a cool down from all aerobic training.
As part of this project, the staff at the COE has limited me to an hour a day of aerobic activity, both so that I have more energy to focus on the posture project and so that I'm not reinforcing bad habits and tightening my muscles with repetitive motion for several hours per day.
At the end of May all of my teammates came to town for our first training camp of the year. Because I was so limited in my training and spending so much time in the gym, I didn't get to fully participate in the camp, though I did an hour's worth of the primary session with my teammates on most days.
Throughout the last five weeks the COE staff has seen significant and quantifiable gains in my body position, range of motion and strength. I can now find a proper symmetrical flat back with a level pelvis and low shoulder position, and I can hold that good position as it's challenged through a range of exercises.
On Wednesday I flew from Park City to Putney, Vermont to check in with Zach, show him the changes that I've made and make a plan going forward. It's been a challenging three days because although Zach likes the position I can achieve in the gym, my position while I'm skiing is still not conducive to producing efficient skiing. Namely, I still have a large lumbar curve, pronounced forward pelvic tilt and very asymmetrical shoulders when I'm skiing. The cues that I use in the gym to bring myself into a good body position have proven to be ineffective and even counterproductive in my skiing. They do a great job of stabilizing my pelvis, but they stabilize it in the wrong position.
Although Thursday was very discouraging as we first took a look at my skiing technique and tried to transfer my body position work onto roller skis, yesterday brought a little more optimism and today a little more still. Although my core positioning is still not in line, I am stronger in the core and able to stay much more connected in my skiing, especially classic striding (which is my benchmark technique), as I drive my elbows forward. I am also using my core strength much more effectively in double pole. As I double pole I'm producing better continuous power and keeping a higher work rate.
This morning we did the double time trial on the road in front of Zach's house that we've done several times before. In the first effort I'm allowed to use any classic technique. For the second effort I'm only allowed to double pole. Here's how my times compared to years past:
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|Pouring Rain
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This whole project has been frustrating and challenging. As you would expect, I don't feel fit and I don't feel confident. I'm trying to trust the people I'm working with and remember that it's only June and that I've got plenty of time. I need to focus on my process goals, my session by session goals of good body position and good posture and my daily goals of completing all of my training and body positioning exercises with high quality.
This afternoon and tomorrow Zach and I will be reviewing where I'm at and making a plan for the next month. We're going to bring the training load back up but hopefully continue to make gains in my posture and solidify the gains I've already made.
In addition to this posture project I have been collecting 24-hour a day heart rate variability data for the last month. So far we haven't done anything with this data, but we're going to analyse it with a software called Firstbeat. You can read more about Firstbeat and heart rate variability here. We're hoping to use this data to help me see what activities outside of training allow me to recover and which activities add significant stress. This project is part of my goal to be more of a 24 hour athlete.
Tomorrow afternoon I head back to Park City. On Wednesday Emilia and I head up to Driggs, Idaho because next weekend my sister and her fiancé Nick Blatz are getting married.
Here's a picture of me with my team during the camp in May:
I launched this website and began blogging in the summer of 2012, almost three years ago. My goal was to increase my marketability in order bring more value to my current sponsors and make myself more appealing to prospective sponsors. Since I began, I've published over 900 posts and achieved my goal of blogging nearly daily. I've amassed over 12,000 followers, and my website has received over 500,000 visits per year.
Sponsors have indeed found my site and my consistent blog posts valuable. A year after launching the site, I formed a partnership with my title sponsor Thoughtforms Builders. More recently I have formed partnerships with Toko gloves and Julbo sunglasses, and my website was "a big draw for [them]". This website has helped me alleviate some of the financial pressure that comes with being an international cross country skier in the U.S., and has played a large role in allowing me to continue to ski race.
I was never blogging for the sake of blogging or because I loved to blog; I did it as a way to promote myself and fund my ski racing. I never expected that as a result I would gain so many followers and supporters, connect with an amazing community of people and come into numerous new opportunities.
I graduated high school in 2007 and moved to Sun Valley, Idaho that summer to train for cross country skiing. I lived in a one bedroom apartment six miles out of town, and I didn't own a car or have a driver's license. I didn't know anybody in Sun Valley besides my teammates and coaches. I didn't have a social life. I didn't do much besides train, sleep, eat and ride my bike into town once every couple of days to get food. At times I was happy focusing entirely on skiing and at times I was lonely. That winter I skied very well and qualified for the U.S. Ski Team.
The following summer, 2008, I was back in Sun Valley, only this time I was living with my teammate Mikey Sinnott, his sister Kelly and his mother Carol. Mikey grew up in Sun Valley and knew almost everyone in the valley. Acting as Mikey's tag-a-long, I was much more social, had a lot more fun but still had ample time to be a consummate athlete.
For the 2009 training year my coaches and I decided I should move to Park City, Utah to work more closely with the U.S. Ski Team. I moved in with Toni, Greg, Luke and Lindsey Adams, whom I'd never previously met. I had a driver's license and one of my parents' cars, but again, I didn't know anyone besides my teammates and coaches. As Lindsey Adams puts it, I had no life.
I imagine that being a freshman at a small private prestigious liberal arts college is very similar to being on the U.S. Ski Team and living in Park City for the first time: you are surrounded by people who share your interests, are smart and driven, are highly successful, and, like you, are living away from home. It would be impossible not to make friends. The Center of Excellence, with its world class strength and conditioning facility, highly social physical therapy room and comfortable athlete lounge, plays a huge part in bringing athletes from every sport together.
Therefore, it didn't take long for me to make numerous great friends in Park City. I soon became more social than I ever had been and was having more fun than ever before. I was so used to being bored and lonely that I was conditioned to say yes to every social opportunity that presented itself. I soon ran out of time in the day. Of course, I was still prioritizing training, but I wasn't leaving time for the other aspects of being a professional athlete. I wasn't recovering between sessions or getting enough sleep at night.
Striking a balance between social life/having fun/being happy and training/recovering/pursuing my goals has been a constant struggle over the six years since I moved to Park City. At times I have been able to manage things well and at times I have done a very poor job: compromising my training, jeopardizing my lifestyle and disappointing myself. Anything that puts a significant demand on my time makes it harder to strike that balance. Excess travel (for sponsor obligations, etc.), having a serious girlfriend and blogging make being a "24 hour athlete" challenging.
Last fall my lifestyle became unsustainable. I was still doing all of the planned training and I was showing up with 100% focus, but I was not prioritizing being an athlete for the 20 hours per day when I wasn't training. The result was that I was not prepared when I showed up at the World Cup last fall. My coaches and I believe that, had I not broken my leg, I may have had an even more disappointing season than I did with a broken leg.
I'm going to be 26 years old this summer. There are only two and a half seasons of racing until the Olympic Games in South Korea. If I'm going to accomplish my career goals, I need to take a large step forward now. Tweaking my technique or doing more volume or intensity is not enough to make the gains that I want to achieve. I need to change my lifestyle and become a "24 hour athlete".
Being a 24 hour athlete does not mean that I can't have any fun. It does not mean that I can't have a social life and that I can only eat, sleep and train. It just means that I need to find a balance to achieve my goals.
I believe that the best way for me to find the optimal balance is to simplify. There are not enough hours in the day for me to spend 5 hours training, 3 hours eating, 10 hours sleeping, 2 hours recovering from training, 2 hours blogging, 2 hours answering e-mails, working on sponsor relations and doing other things on the computer, and still have time to hang out with friends, be social and be happy.
Among other changes, I need to cut down on my computer time drastically. I cannot afford to feel obligated to post a daily blog.
By blogging daily, I've tried to give my followers a picture of what it's like to be a professional athlete. I've tried to tell my story. When I first started blogging, my coach Zach Caldwell said I couldn't possibly come up with enough content to post daily. He said I'd soon run out of things to say. It turns out that producing the content wasn't the problem. The problem was finding the time to post all of the content I generated.
Over the last year this blog has felt stagnant and stale. It's feeling repetitive. I have not increased my following or the number of visits to the site since the Olympics, more than a year ago. It's time to change things up.
The summer that I launched this website was the most stressful time in my career from a financial perspective. The U.S. Ski Team was facing huge budget cuts, and I needed to fund all of my own training and racing. I did not know how to do it, and I thought I might not be able to continue ski racing because I could not afford it.
This blog became the answer to my financial troubles. I generated new sponsors and received personal support and donations that allowed me to continue chasing my dreams. I still rely on that same support today.
Going away from the model of daily blogging makes me very nervous because I'm afraid I will lose the support that I rely on and return to the financial instability that predated this blog. However, it feels like a risk worth taking. I'm prioritizing results over personal marketing. It's risky, but it's time to take that risk. I'm going "all in" on results, performance and excellence. I'm counting on skiing well and obtaining results in order to fund my career. It will not be sustainable. If I don't achieve success in the next couple of years, I probably won't be able to continue to ski race.
Going away from the model of daily blogging does not mean that I need to shutdown this website and have no online presence. I just need to find a balance, and that balance can include some personal marketing and computer work. I believe the most valuable part of my posts is my pictures. Taking pictures is easy and fun. I'm good at pulling out my camera and snapping a few shots without missing a beat, whether I'm training or making dinner.
The new model that I envision is this: I'll continue to take pictures of interesting things in my life. Once or twice a week I'll upload the pictures to this site. I'll caption photos that require explanation, but I won't add text to explain every detail of what happened. I'll let the pictures tell the story.
The success of this website over the last three years is entirely thanks to you, the people who follow me and read my posts. The financial stability that I have gained from this blog is entirely thanks to your generosity and support. I know that I would not be here without such an incredible community around me. Thank you for allowing me to chase my dreams. Thank you for your continued support as I take the next step towards achieving my goal of becoming the best distance cross country skier in the world.
Emilia and I just arrived back in Park City, Utah after a wonderful road trip in the southern Utah and northern Arizona desert. I have a ton of pictures from the trip, so I'm not going to include very much text in this post.
I flew back from Norway two weeks ago to begin the road trip. Here's the view of Chicago and the Lake Michigan shoreline as I flew in for one of my layovers.
I am currently on my second of today's three flights; this flight is from Newark, New Jersey to Chicago, Illinois. I took off this morning from Oslo, Norway after a casual morning. My plane didn't leave until 11:30 a.m. so I got to sleep in and enjoy a nice breakfast before walking from my hotel to the airport. Thanks to Madshus for treating me so well! The Oslo airport was almost deserted. I didn't wait in a single line from check-in to security to customs to boarding. I was psyched when I saw that the middle seat next to me was empty. As we were taxiing out to the runway I noticed the "engine check area". It was basically half a crater made out of concrete. I haven't seen anything similar at other airports.
Hanging out at the Madshus meetings in Beitostølen, Norway is awesome because the people who work for the company are exceptional; they are funny, energetic, passionate and entertaining. The meetings are fast and furious because there are different groups with different agendas. Some people are meeting about sales or marketing while others are testing products and working with us athletes.
At the end of the day, everybody comes together for a delicious dinner (which I posted about yesterday). After dinner last night we had a party. People who have been a part of the company for longer than I've been alive were telling great stories of all types of shenanigans. We had some snacks that seemed to fit the spirit of the evening.
It's been an incredible day here in Beitostølen, Norway at the Madshus spring meetings and testing camp.
Mark and Pilar Doughty (of Thoughtforms) sent me a ton of great pictures of Friday evening's U.S. Ski Team fundraiser and yesterday morning's junior practice, both of which I blogged about yesterday. Here I am Friday night with supporter Jerry Bird:
It's been an extremely busy couple of days in Boston, Massachusetts with Mark Doughty, the principal of my title sponsor Thoughtforms Builders, and his family. Yesterday morning Mark and I drove into downtown Boston early to give a framed World Cup bib to Phill Gross, a USSA Board of Trustee and a huge supporter of the U.S. Ski Team. The bib was a Thank You gift for Phill's general support and his support of me and Mark and the whole Nordic community at the U.S. Ski Team's Boston Ski Ball last fall.
Phill has an astounding view from his office.
When I arrived in Östersund, Sweden in February for my first World Cup after a long hiatus to recover from a broken fibula, I learned that our team's partnership with the clothing company Bjørn Dæhlie was ending at the end of the season. In retrospect, the news probably should not have come as a surprise because Bjørn Dæhlie signed the Norwegian National Team last spring in a deal that is much more valuable than their deal with the U.S. Ski Team. Therefore, the U.S. Cross Country Ski Team was in the process of searching for a new clothing supplier and negotiating contracts.
The partnership between the U.S. Ski Team and Bjørn Dæhlie has existed for as long as I've been on the team, a total of seven years. Bjørn Dæhlie makes great base layers, race suits and outerwear. Overall, it was a great partnership, and my teammates and I loved our gear.
Many companies were discussed as possible replacements for the position of U.S. Ski Team clothing supplier. I wasn't directly involved in negotiations and nor were my teammates, but we heard lots of names being thrown around. It wasn't until the very end of the race season that we were told definitively who would be our new supplier. The answer, it turns out, is a joint partnership between Maine based L.L. Bean and the Swedish company Craft Sportswear. The reason there are two companies involved is that L.L. Bean does not make race suits and some other technical clothing for cross country skiing. In general, the partnership will work where Craft provides the race suits and base layers and L.L. Bean provides outerwear.
The news of our new suppliers was not immediately made public because we were still under contract with Bjørn Dæhlie. I did not know it was public until I saw the U.S. Ski Team press release about it today. The article was published on the last day of March, so I'm a little behind the times. You can see the press release here.
L.L. Bean and Craft sent representatives to Sun Valley, Idaho during the final race series of the year to do a photo shoot with us.


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San Diego Comic-Con Sues Salt Lake Comic Con for Trademark Infringement
San Diego Comic Convention has filed a lawsuit against Dan Farr Productions, LLC, Newspaper Agency Company, LLC, Daniel Farr and Bryan Brandenburg in the United States District Court, Southern District of California. The complaint is for federal trademark infringement and false designation of origin. Based on conversations with San Diego Comic-Con International the lawsuit was expected. Salt Lake Comic Con organizers are confident in their case and this legal action will not affect the comic con taking place September 4-6.
Salt Lake Comic Con 2014 is September 4-6, 2014 at the Salt Palace Convention Center in downtown Salt Lake City, Utah. Show organizers want to assure fans, partners, sponsors and the public that the show will go on. In fact, Salt Lake Comic Con 2014 will feature more than 200 celebrity guests and comic artists. The latest celebrity guest list can be found here and includes Hulk Hogan, Patrick Warburton and over 40 other celebrities, some still to be announced between now and the convention.
As an introduction to the lawsuit on their website, Salt Lake Comic Con states:
Currently Salt Lake Comic Con has only received a letter from San Diego Comic-Con to cease and desist. No lawsuits or court orders have been filed at this time. We hope to resolve this amicably with CCI but we also feel confident to defend ourselves in case San Diego does decide to pursue this through the legal system.
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In fact, it wouldn't be unfair to label him a liability on that end of the floor.
But one thing that is becoming increasingly clear is that opponents darn sure won't turn their matchup against Cook into a layup drill.
Cook won't stand for it. He's one of the few players on the Thunder who effectively deliver hard fouls to prevent easy scores.
In the first half against Miami on Sunday, Cook wrapped up Dwyane Wade and LeBron James with purpose, preventing them from muscling up high-percentage shots and potentially converting three-point plays. Cook sent them to the foul line and made them earn their points.
To the naked eye, Cook's 10 first-half points in that game, which included two 3-pointers, were his biggest contribution.
But those two shrewd stops were not small victories. A major factor in the Thunder's defensive slippage this season can be attributed to allowing to0 many uncontested shots. And that has caused opponents' field-goal percentages to skyrocket, while also setting off a domino effect that leads to breakdowns in other areas of the Thunder's defense.
"The one thing that we've been slacking on a lot of times is the easy buckets in transition," Cook said. "So we got to slow that down a little bit. And that's just always been in me to always foul hard to make sure a guy doesn't get the shot off."
Cook's textbook fouls are rivaled on the Thunder by only Nick Collison and Eric Maynor.
So where did Cook learn to foul?
"I played for Pat Riley," said Cook, referring to the one-time drill sergeant of a coach whom Cook played for as a rookie during the 2007-08 season. "It wasn't nothing easy on that team. I played behind Alonzo Mourning, Shaquille O'Neal, guys that are hard foulers. It's nothing earned easy in this game."


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The school in the movie is so small that it can barely field a team, especially after the best player decides to drop out. Can schools this small actually become state champs? Sure. That's what high school sports are all about.
"Hoosiers" is a comeback movie, but it's not simply about the comeback of this small team, the Hickory Huskers. It's also about the comeback of their coach, a mysterious middle-age guy named Norman Dale (Gene Hackman), who seems to be too old and too experienced to be coaching in an obscure backwater like Hickory.
And it's also the comeback story of Shooter, the town drunk (played by Dennis Hopper, whose supporting performance just won an Oscar nomination). Everybody in this movie seems to be trying to start over in life, and, in a way, basketball is simply their excuse.
"Hoosiers" has the broad over-all structure of most sports movies: It begins with the problem of a losing team, introduces the new coach, continues with the obligatory training sequences and personality clashes, arrives at the darkest hour and then heads toward triumph.
This story structure is almost as sacred to Hollywood as basketball is to Indiana.
What makes "Hoosiers" special is not its story, however, but its details and its characters. Angelo Pizzo, who wrote the original screenplay, knows small-town sports. He knows all about high school politics and how the school board and the parents' groups always think they know more about basketball than the coach does. He knows about gossip, scandal and vengeance. And he knows a lot about human nature.
All of his knowledge, however, would be pointless without Hackman's great performance at the center of this movie. Hackman is gifted at combining likability with complexity - two qualities that usually don't go together in the movies. He projects all of the single-mindedness of any good coach, but then he contains other dimensions, and we learn about the scandal in his past that led him to this one-horse town. David Anspaugh's direction is good at suggesting Hackman's complexity without belaboring it.
Hickory High School is where Hackman hopes to make his comeback, but he doesn't think only of himself. He meets Shooter (Hopper), the alcoholic father of one of his team members, and enlists him as an assistant coach with one stipulation: no more drinking. That doesn't work. In a way, Hackman knows it won't work, but by involving Shooter once again in the life of the community, he's giving him a reason to seek the kind of treatment that might help.
Hackman finds that he has another project on his hands, too: the rehabilitation of his heart. He falls in love with a teacher at the school (Barbara Hershey), and their relationship is interesting, as far as it goes, although it feels like key scenes have been cut out of the romance. Maybe another movie could have been made about them; this movie is about basketball.
The climax of the movie will come as no great surprise to anyone who has seen other sports movies. "Hoosiers" works a magic, however, in getting us to really care about the fate of the team and the people depending on it. In the way it combines sports with human nature, it reminded me of another wonderful Indiana sports movie, "Breaking Away." It's a movie that is all heart.
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An Extremely Large Patch Hits The X.Org Server
Published on 22 March 2012 08:49 AM EDT
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Hitting the X.Org Server Git repository on Wednesday was an extremely large patch: 259,934 lines of code were removed with 264,651 lines of code being added, but don't get too excited.
This very large xorg-server patch wasn't to merge Wayland with X.Org, introduce some crazy new acceleration method, or really anything else of interest to end-users. Rather, this patch finally introduces a consistent coding style for the X.Org Server. This "Introduce a consistent coding style" patch was largely self-generated.
The mighty patch can be found
The work currently going into the xserver Git master will be for the
X.Org Server 1.13
release, which is
planned for release in early September with various changes
Developers wanting to find out about the X.Org coding style can visit
this Wiki page
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