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Wheel Revolution: May 2009

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Chronicling the serpentine path toward a sustainable life. Age is an Advantage, not an excuse just sayin'. My ex has suggested that I am too old to be pumping out smoothies on a bike blender; which is funny, because I think he is too old to be dating teenagers. Just sayin'. In any event, his comment got me thinking, and I found myself doing a little research into aging and athleticism, with some rather surprising results. Excellent health is key to observational aging studies like this, said Wiswell.

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Wheel Revolution: September 2006

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Chronicling the serpentine path toward a sustainable life. Dude, Wheres My Country? Why would we allow the terrorists to win by doing to ourselves what they could never do, and abandon the principles for which so many Americans today and through our history have fought and sacrificed? 8221; . . I have been grieving, and trying to find a voice, a language, for that grief. I have so far failed to achieve the elequence of Senetor Patrick Leeahy. Still my grief, however inelequent, will not hold it's tounge.

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Wheel Revolution: Happy Earth Day!

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Chronicling the serpentine path toward a sustainable life. Mavericks that we are, Portlanders held their Earth Day Celebration today; and although I missed out on the Friends of Trees fruit trees (apparently they were gone before the event officially opened) I had an awesome time and got to reconnect with some friends I haven't seen in ages. Besides, any day spent in the saddle is a good one, and I spent the entire day on or next to my Xtracycle. Sweet. Low and behold, there is a local group. Id love to ...

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Wheel Revolution: Age is an Advantage, not an excuse ~just sayin'

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Chronicling the serpentine path toward a sustainable life. Age is an Advantage, not an excuse just sayin'. My ex has suggested that I am too old to be pumping out smoothies on a bike blender; which is funny, because I think he is too old to be dating teenagers. Just sayin'. In any event, his comment got me thinking, and I found myself doing a little research into aging and athleticism, with some rather surprising results. Excellent health is key to observational aging studies like this, said Wiswell.

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Wheel Revolution: May 2007

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Chronicling the serpentine path toward a sustainable life. Several folks have asked about how to make bike buckets, and as luck would have it I've had occasion to make another pair, so here are the step-by-step photos I didn't get last time. The hardware for my pair of buckets cost me about $10 (this included packages of nuts and bolts that have left me with an ample surplus for other projects). The buckets themselves may cost you a couple bucks as well, depending on where you get them, however, give...

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Wheel Revolution: "They See The Sky and Remember Who They Are"

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Chronicling the serpentine path toward a sustainable life. They See The Sky and Remember Who They Are". I have two words for you: just two words are you listening? And because of everything that has happened in those 5 years, I didnt even realize it. Wouldn't you know it: once again it is Portland's cycling community that is coming to my rescue. Several of my fellow SHIFTies have come together to create. It's mission: "to reconnect people with nature via the bicycle"! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Wheel Revolution: July 2007

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Chronicling the serpentine path toward a sustainable life. Why Am I Soft In The Middle, When The Rest of My Life Is So Hard? Here is a stunningly embarrassing example of how I am not "all that". It was an accident. That was a beautiful plan. Of course, it might have helped if I had ingested even one carbohydrate before the ride. Instead, all I had was coffee talk about running on empty! I forgot that old credo of "be prepared", even more important for cyclists than scouts! Thats not what happened. I did ...

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Wheel Revolution: "Why Am I Soft In The Middle, When The Rest of My Life Is So Hard?"

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Chronicling the serpentine path toward a sustainable life. Why Am I Soft In The Middle, When The Rest of My Life Is So Hard? Here is a stunningly embarrassing example of how I am not "all that". It was an accident. That was a beautiful plan. Of course, it might have helped if I had ingested even one carbohydrate before the ride. Instead, all I had was coffee talk about running on empty! I forgot that old credo of "be prepared", even more important for cyclists than scouts! Thats not what happened. I did ...

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Wheel Revolution: December 2006

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Chronicling the serpentine path toward a sustainable life. Changing with the Season. So, now it is their. House, or more accurately, their investment. And I have discovered that living in a home belonging to relatives something akin to the tenth ring of pergetory. I can not begin to describe how wholly untenable it is, and increasingly so. I am beginning to identify with the Menendez brothers in a way I am not comfortable with. So it is that I find myself on New Years Eve, contemplating many changes, inc...

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Wheel Revolution: June 2007

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Chronicling the serpentine path toward a sustainable life. The Mad Farmer Liberation Front. The Mad Farmer Liberation Front. By Berry, Wendell. Love the quick profit, the annual raise,. Vacation with pay. Want more. Of everything ready-made. Be afraid. To know your neighbors and to die. And you will have a window in your head. Not even your future will be a mystery. Any more. Your mind will be punched in a card. And shut away in a little drawer. When they want you to buy something. That you did not plant,.