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February, 2007

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Making a way

Link.
An eco friend, frustrated by not being able to bike to work, is aided by her super-hero pup”
Treehugger is running a Convenient Truths video contest, the grab above is from one of the submissions. Hit the link to watch.
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Drink some Kool Aid

I’ve posted a piece on a Descente ad over at Shut Up and Drink the Kool Aid, head on over an let the industry know what you think. Is the ad good, bad, effective, obvious, confronting or sending a negative message about the realities of cycling?
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Der Jan

So Jan Ullrich retires and moves on to a new phase in life.
On balance an amazing career, too bad about the ending. Like all riders of his generation he was doomed to compete during the Lance Armstrong era and as a result his career is filled with a long list of could have beens […]

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Groundhog day

From the “Those who learn nothing from history are doomed to repeat it” files.
Shire will become car park unless F6 is built: NRMA.
SOUTHERN Sydney would continue to be strangled by endless traffic delays unless a controversial freeway was built through the Sutherland Shire, the NRMA has warned.
The association will today escalate its pre-election campaign for […]

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It seemed like a good idea at the time

Don’t try this at home kids.
Three suspected Pakistani militants were blown to pieces by their explosives on Saturday when they rode over a bump on a bicycle outside a town in the central province of Punjab, police said.
“The head of one man has been blown off,” Deputy Superintendent Bashir Ahmed said from Chichawatni, a town […]

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Animated

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Friday roundup

As far as the issue of the week went, Pedaller had a very good day business wise. Pedapods make a good way to get around town when the Queens of the ocean come to visit and the punters come far and wide to gawk.
200,000 people came into the Sydney CBD on Tuesday to see the […]

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Today’s amusement

Buses are the fare of skinny vegans.
It is the State Government’s duty to enable them to exercise that right. The Government should have foreseen the enormous interest that the ships would arouse and built enough freeways to Woolloomooloo to cope.
Why didn’t they? Which bureaucrats made the decisions? Mr Iemma should publish their addresses so that […]

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Cattle class

Today’s Daily Telegraph tells us that if it’s good enough for Delhi, it is good enough for Sydney.
Premier Morris Iemma has had to look to the Indian subcontinent to find a solution to the CBD’s public transport problem – a fleet of standing room-only buses.
The Daily Telegraph has learned that a Circular Quay “cattle class” […]

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Edy Arturo Lopez Peralta is bent

Via Make:Blog
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