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Horse sense
The Windy City welcomes the Breeders' Cup
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| Publisher: Continental Airlines |
| Date: 7/27/2002 |
| Subject: Travel |
| Comments: There's more to Chicago than great blues (although I'll admit to an unwavering affection for Buddy Guy and BB King). Thing's like horse racing. This advance of the Breeders Cup was done for my monthly Time Out column for Continental Airlines. |
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The absentee office
Today's mobile workers encounter unique health concerns
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| Publisher: Darwin |
| Date: 6/17/2002 |
| Subject: Fitness |
| Comments: Welcome to the new office - on the road, or at home - where telecommuters and employers alike learn that freedom from the traditional four walls comes with a bevy of potential health risks. |
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Gone Green
Fat City's Second Chance in Vermont
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| Publisher: Dirt Rag |
| Date: 6/30/2002 |
| Subject: Mountain biking |
| Comments: Initially written for the now-defunct Mountain Biking, this piece on Chris Chance's Fat City Cycles, and the wonderful trails surrounding his shop on the outskirts of Stowe, Vermont, finally saw the light of day in Dirt Rag. |
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Jumping joints
How your body’s healthy hinges keep you moving
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| Publisher: E-Health |
| Date: 9/4/2002 |
| Subject: Fitness |
| Comments: It happens to all of us - the older we get, the less cooperative our joints become. But this phenomenon doesn't happen overnight. In fact, it can be slowed down dramatically. This piece, down for E-Health magazine, tells you how. |
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Making tracks
Snowshoes let you get into the backcountry, and back again
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| Publisher: Elevation |
| Date: 6/13/2002 |
| Subject: Gear reviews |
| Comments: Who says you can't build a better mousetrap. This profile on Atlas showshoes - light years ahead of my old wooden-framed shoes - shows there's still room for inovation. |
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