Friday, April 17, 2015

Brickyard


Indy is less than two months away, so preparations are getting more intense.  Top drivers in this racing class use track time every chance they get.  It is too important to know the car and understand its strengths, idiosyncrasies, and responses to commands. 

Wednesday, April 15, 2015

Overt Dessert


In the extremely competitive processed-food industry, consumer retail businesses constantly experiment with innovation to attract a loyal customer base.  Couple that compulsion with emerging contemporary interest in organic fare and nutrition, and one can envision great potential in an accessible buffet that includes cleverly fabricated fruit, vegetable, and whole grain products. 

Monday, April 13, 2015

Stretch Out


A seldom used ancient Estonian technique for rejuvenating the musculoskeletal system requires a unique application of salt water and sand.  One of the unfortunate side-effects includes appendage elongation.  Thus it has never reached mainstream acceptance.

Saturday, April 11, 2015

Drive Alive


It may seem odd, but elite professional athletes rarely get to drive.  Between the flights, limos, bus rides, et al.  The few times it happens, they go with the smaller car -- much easier to park in a city.


Thursday, April 9, 2015

Book Look


Training a purple bear is not your average endeavor.  It requires careful attention to the owner's manual, and one cannot skip any chapters.

Tuesday, April 7, 2015

Gator Baiter


Hunting and wrestling large amphibian reptiles requires great patience, a stealth approach, and well chosen native camouflage.  Here we see the master at his craft, just minutes before his latest conquest.  Biologists prefer this method to darting -- they can get measurements, samples, and apply tracking devices without the use of any drugs that make the animal vulnerable immediately after release.  Instead, the big animals dash off full of vigor, embarrassed and incensed. 

Sunday, April 5, 2015

Wave Crave


After giving Kelly Slater a 1-on-1 refresher course, the instructor takes a little downtime to relax and cool-down.