Really, almost anyone who exercises outdoors in the fall and winter has to deal with darkness descending earlier and earlier.
With the time change, those early evening, post-work runners and cyclists will be singing: "Hello, darkness, my old friend. …"
Few in the working world can afford the luxury of a lengthy lunch run or cycle. One such specimen is Thom Pearman, whose job at the California State Board of Equalization allows him to run at lunchtime with a few fellow River City Rebels running...
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