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31 Jan 2012
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“So many people enter and leave your life. Hundreds of thousands of people. You have to keep the door open so they can come in, but it also means you have to let them go.”

— Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close

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29 Jan 2012
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‘The Office’ 8x10

Ryan’s reaction.

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28 Jan 2012
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jstn:

I just had to retake this shot from three weeks ago. I was losing sleep over it. The first time, I happened across the spot accidentally and was unprepared, so the original was handheld at 50mm & f/1.2 @ 3200 ISO (with about 50% cropped out). This time, on a tripod at 105mm & f/2.8 @ 100 ISO (and slightly earlier in the evening). Check it out at full resolution and see if you can spot the SR-71 Blackbird.

“Well, I love this place. I love Rutgers. It was 11 years of everything I had. Saying goodbye to the players was the hardest part – they’re my sons. I really feel like from the day we got here that we were going to do it the right way and build it the right way, and make it last. And I just think this program is set to go.”

— Greg Schiano, Former Rutgers Head Coach

27 Jan 2012
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“You stare at your running shoes. All the pain, sweat, dehydration, love, hate, anger, joy, euphoria, all comes racing back. Should I put you on for another adventure? Should I suffer again? Should I fall in love with the world again? Do I really want to be a runner? I don’t now. The moments pass by in anguish. The thought of traveling across the pavement, dirt, rocks, streams, trails, fill your mind with mixed emotion. The singular moment appears when your procrastination breaks, your will is empowered, you lace up your shoes, and head for the door. The air hits your skin, your muscles are set free, and you glide down the pavement like an eagle soaring from a cliff. I am strong, I am powerful, I am motivated, I am empowered, I AM A RUNNER!”

— Leo York (via arunnersdelight)

26 Jan 2012
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“

You can say all you want about the glaring holes on his resume:

Greg Schiano never won a Big East title.

Greg Schiano never beat West Virginia.

Greg Schiano never did much more than break even in 11 seasons as head coach at Rutgers.

I say this: Schiano rescued Rutgers football. He turned a longtime doormat into much more than just a respectable program. He turned the Scarlet Knights into winners, all while graduating his players and turning out more than his share of NFL prospects.

For that, he should be forever embraced in New Jersey.

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— Andrea Adelson, ESPN Big East Blog