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      Catching up on bicycle milage for 2006

      Tuesday, February 27th, 2007

       
      I’m way, way behind on keeping track of my biking milage (something I used to be very obsessed with, as you can see from these posts), but I thought I would least try to make a rough estimate for last year, and then get back on track for this year.
      Here are my estimates of miles […]

      Floyd may soon be vindicated!

      Friday, February 23rd, 2007

       LATimes.com:Anti-doping case against Landis may be in jeopardy — Possible errors by French laboratory could compromise findings that have threatened U.S. cyclist’s Tour de France victory (thanks to Mennonite Weekly Review for this link)
      MSNBC: Lab mishandled Landis’ urine samples — Technicians allowed improper access to alleged Tour de France doper
      FloydFairnessFund.org
      I’m glad to see the […]

      The foolishness of bicycle helmet laws

      Wednesday, October 11th, 2006

       
      Stateman.com:Debate over bike helmets is revived — Study will track bike injuries, with a City Council vote likely next year.
      There are certainly days that I’m glad I don’t live in Austin anymore and I started to feel that way when I first read this story. (the foolishness of bicycle helmet laws are best illustrated […]

      Pictures from the 2006 OBS Streak

      Sunday, September 10th, 2006

      Taken from: JMBranum.com

      These pictures are from the OBS Streak that I participated in. I rode the pedicab (using our new campaign/GPOK advertizements) in the 15 mile ride. I did think about riding the 30 mile, but around 10 miles into the race I was really glad I stuck with the 15 because the pedicab did […]

      Racism is everywhere

      Saturday, September 9th, 2006

       
      I’m still kinda upset about something that happened last night when I was pedi-cabbing, so I think I’m going to talk about it.
      I was crusing around looking for rides (basically when I see people, I ride up next to them and say, “hey, do you want a free ride? I just work for tips.”) and […]

      My current pedicab rig

      Saturday, September 2nd, 2006

       

      I don’t think I’ve mentioned this on the blog, but I switched pedicab companies about a month ago from Brickshaw Buggies to Bricktown Pedicabs (here’s a post that shows pictures of the cabs with Brickshaw). Both companies are good folks to work with, but I made the switch because the rent was cheaper with the […]

      The issue of anger and fairness on this blog

      Friday, August 11th, 2006

       
      I’m checking email right now at the Bricktown IHOP after doing my pedicab work tonight, but I wanted to talk a little bit about a conversation I had this evening with OKC Police officer.
      The officer pulled up to me after I carried a passenger and he and I had a pretty good conversation, in which […]

      Tour de France winner has Mennonite upbringing

      Tuesday, July 25th, 2006

       
      Mennonite Weekly Review: Family, hometown celebrate Landis victory
      Landis’ mother sees God’s purpose in victory

      OETA posts clip online of TV interview

      Monday, July 24th, 2006

       
      JMBranum.com (campaign website): Video clip of interview with Branum and Jackson now online at OETA website

      This week’s pedicab-ing

      Saturday, July 22nd, 2006

       
      Well this week has been a strange week on the pedicab.
      Mostly it has been really slow because of the heat (I can’t blame folks… it was 112 degrees F in the shade at my house on Thursday, and even at night it was in the 80’s), but I also got some insanely good tips […]

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