FAST OR DIE!: The winners of the, Santa Can Ride Alleycat: -
yeehaw!
1st Dude - Baker
1st Chick - Faith Watkins
2nd Dude - Eric Snow
3rd Dude & 1st Gold Sprints - Paul Dobson
1st Trackstand Comp - Tommy Scabs
We will have tons of photos for you guys in the next day or so. Thanks so much for coming out and making the 1st “Santa Can Ride,” Alleycat a…
post road train crossing. one of my favorite instagrams so far.
helping repaint @space12 for #EAST (Taken with Instagram at Space 12)
new box rims and throwing a front brake on. #BOOM (Taken with instagram)
ready to camp. on Flickr.
finally got the matching front wheel. crosscheck almost finished.
wnyc:
Jon Baker, Ride across america, solo 3,315 miles (5,335 km) over 34 days from May 30, 1987 to July 2, 1987.
Just tell me, is that Garfield sitting on his sleeping bag? —A.P.
I hope this is a distant uncle of mine. Ride on!
beirut!
beirut!
March 22nd, 2011. Read back and you’ll find Austin.Cadence talking about our Race Series. About how we wanted to bring back the love affair with racing while doing away with the “Who’s sponsoring it?” or the “What can I win?”. We love the glory that comes with winning. Standing at the top of the podium knowing you were the best man that day.
Fastforward to June 11th, 2011. This date will mark the first race of the Austin.Cadence Race Series. Remember, no points, no prizes, no GC, just glory. Come to Republic Park @ 5pm with your steed and your best pair of legs. No $$$ required.
The Ronde van Waller is modeled after such Euro-Pro races as the Ronde van Vlaanderen and Paris Roubaix. Tough terrain, harsh conditions, and narrow roads will force a selection amongst the men that show up this day. Understand….this race will push you in ways others simply cannot. Calling this a race of attrition would be an understatement.
REMEMBER: Pain is Temporary…Glory is Forever.
pain has dividends
pond. near mason, tx. on Flickr.
lemond buenos aires on Flickr.
finally finished it!
wnyc:
Mid-afternoon tab check. We’re at 33. How many do you have open right now?
hahaha.
“It’s not about giving up on public schools but it is about acknowledging that right now, when you step back, [only] 8 percent of low-income kids can expect to get a bachelor degree by the time they’re 24….[and] when you have a system that produces 8 percent of the low-income kids getting out of college by the time they’re 24, something is wrong.” — Educational consultant Andrew Rotherham. [complete interview here] (via nprfreshair)
(via nprfreshair)
wnyc:
“I say in speeches that a plausible mission of artists is to make people appreciate being alive, at least a little bit…” - Kurt Vonnegut (1922-2007)
Above: a letter from Vonnegut to WNYC pitching his radio series about reporting from the afterlife.
-Liz
(Source: wnyc.org)
