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TWO massive foot races on the mixed-use trails, one of which was flooding onto the trail as we approached without one care about who might be on the trail already, forcing us to slam on the brakes, and one random runner obliviously ran Milo off the trail while passing another runner despite my obnoxiously loud bell and having just squeezed past her. 1/2
"While Tadej PogaÄar was on the podium accepting his 17th yellow jersey of this yearās Tour de France, there were still riders crawling up to the summit of Isola 2000. [PogaÄar] crossed the line 55 minutes before the final finisher of stage 19: Arnaud DĆ©mare...who had struggled in front of the broom wagon all day and ended up finishing outside of the time limit..."
Motivation or misery? The Tadej PogaÄar effect at the Tour de France
rouleur.cc/blogs/the-rouleur-journal/motivation-or-misery-the-tadej-pogacar-effect-at-the-tour-de-france
"They discuss Stillerās upcoming project to make a film about American cycling superstar Greg LeMond. Stiller was motivated by the 2014 documentary about LeMond, Slaying the Badger, to create his own film. The story will explore LeMondās buildup to his first Tour de France victory in 1986. Particularly, how he ended up battling teammate Bernard Hinault...
"Rowe jokes that he and G are about to retire, so if Stiller needs any actors, theyāre game."
aol.com/hollywood-ben-stiller-takes-challenge-134100000.html
It's cloudy today in north TX, a miracle in summer. It's still 94Ā° outside but it doesn't feel terrible, and the house temp dramatically improves. Which means I'm in a constant fight with the all-knowing, demanding Nest thermostat over 1Ā°
"Iām sorry, Dave. Iām afraid I canāt do that."
