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I vaguely remember watching this. It wasn't as impressive at the time - I remember thinking more that it was odd she was wearing a track suit or something than how well she performed.

Join it today if you're at all interested in golf: http://www.facebook.com/groups/5simplekeys/.

"What lies behind us and what lies before us are small matters compared to what lies within us." - Ralph Waldo Emerson

And it lasted almost a year. 😉

If you search the Intertubes you'll find a few instances of people asking how to block someone from iMessaging them.

Through your carrier, you can block someone from calling and texting you, but Apple has yet to provide a way to prevent a number (or ostensibly an email address) from iMessaging you.

Suppose for instance someone from your past is harassing you. You can block them from calling, and you can block them from texting, but unless you disable iMessage system-wide, you cannot prevent them from iMessaging you.

Apple should add the capability to block iMessages from certain numbers/email addresses.

"If everyone was as brilliant as you and I, we wouldn't be brilliant anymore."

Of course, the trick to applying this attitude effectively is to simply smile and keep your thoughts to yourself. 😀

Despite the fact that I still think the upgrades are too large, I've upgraded my Dropbox account to the 50 GB plan. I previously had 7.8 GB ((I believe it's 7 GB, 750 MB)) and now, oddly, have 61.2 GB ((Again, probably 61 GB, 225 MB)).

If you'd like to sign up for Dropbox - and you should - just click this link: http://db.tt/U5OtLdx.

I watched the Super Bowl at Dave's house, and a good time was had by all.

I intentionally bet heavily in the pool on the Patriots, figuring that since I wanted the Giants to win (really, really dislike the Patriots), I'd be okay either way: I'd earn some cash or see the Pats lose.

Kelly Clarkson's anthem was 1:34 exactly, causing a push and reminding me that people bet on all sorts of crazy things.

For those who know:

First, an image:

Now, obviously, during November and December I was still doing the Run5K (nee C25K) program. And in January I started my streak of running one mile, minimum, every day (#dailymileminimum). So that helps. But anyway…

I've graduated from C25K/Run5K, and I'm working on building a training program rather than aimlessly running around.

Here's what I have planned out as of right now:

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I guess the RoadID folks had heard enough about me talking about my 1BandID. They sent me a nice coupon for a RoadID Elite and so I ordered one. It arrived while I was in Florida, and it looks like this:

At this point I still prefer the 1BandID. I'm more likely to take it with me since it's attached to my watch. However, the RoadID is nice simply for the reason that I don't need my watch all the time. If I go hiking or take the kayak out, I might not wear my Garmin Forerunner 610.

It's a bit loose on my wrist, but I'm hesitant to cut one more of the "links" off in case it goes from just a bit loose to just a bit tight. The ID portion itself is interchangeable and slides (I've moved it to get both it and the latch in the photo at the same time), and I have a green band (I wish it was brighter green) that I am keeping safe for now. The latching mechanism is like a watch's and works nicely. The entire ID is pretty lightweight and feels just fine on.

So, 90% of the time I'll probably wear the 1BandID, and 10% of the time I'll wear the RoadID. Maybe I'll wear both in case one of my arms is severed. 🙂

Yeah, that's not a drop-down menu, but it behaves like one. Where's the triangle? It looks like a regular old button.

C'mon, Apple. These little things matter, and you know that better than anyone. Or at least you used to.

… right after I catch up on the stuff I missed last week. 😀

From Instagram (follow me if you'd like - I'm "iacas"), this shot was from the seat of my puddlejumper on the PHI-ERI flight.

It will be great to sleep in my bed again tonight.