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In the past few weeks I have noticed a change at your supermarket checkout counters. In an attempt to be more friendly and customer service oriented, your stores now appear to have a policy of thanking the customer and using their full name upon completion of the sale. I must admit, at first I found this to be a nice surprise. However I have grown weary of it, for the simple fact that I now feel I don't like my name being announced to everyone one in line and in the area. I feel it is, in some ways, a violation of my privacy when the clerk looks down and announces my name to everyone. What if I don't want the people in line to know my name? What if there is some weirdo following me around the store, and when we get up to line, now that weirdo has my name because the clerk just gave it away? As much as I understand what you are trying to do, I have decided to shop at another store where my identity is kept more private.
At the very least I would like a response from your company regarding this incident. Thank you for your time.
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Posted by Anonymous on 2001-11-17:
What kind of world do we live in where someone cannot say a simple thank you using a person's name? Although I wish things were different, this persons case is valid. Especially in todays world.
Posted by Anonymous on 2001-11-19:
yes, I agree. Being a woman, I am especially concerned about this. When I run out the store at 11 at night, I do not want the man buying the case of beer behind me in line, who will walk out the door into the dark parking lot after me to know my name. Thank you.
Posted by Anonymous on 2001-11-24:
I agree. I am very carefull about who get my info, and something as simple as your name can put you in jeapordy.
Dave Wilson
1564 Gully Drive
Greenville, SC 29611
Posted by Anonymous on 2002-02-08:
I hate it when people do that! I do not want ANYONE to know my name.
Andrea Reynaldi, 1806 33rd street, sissonville wv, 25305 (304)855-4503, firstname.lastname@example.com
Posted by Anonymous on 2002-02-09:
Randal, that bites huh Randal? I hate it when people do that too Randel. Sucks huh Randel?
Posted by Anonymous on 2003-01-28:
if you don't want them to know your name, then pay cash!
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New York Knicks vs. Boston Celtics: Postgame Grades and Analysis
By Peter Emerick ,
The New York Knicks are heading to the second round of the playoffs to face the Indiana Pacers, and they have an atrocious shooting performance by the Boston Celtics to thank for that.
The Knicks survived an epic 24-2 run by the Celtics over a five-minute span of the fourth quarter, en route to an 88-80 Game 6 win.
Carmelo Anthony led the way 21 points, seven rebounds, five assists and two huge jumpers in the last two minutes to seal the victory for the Knicks.
The Celtics fought for their lives, after scoring just 10 points in the first quarter and 17 in the second, by outscoring the Knicks 33-21 in the fourth quarter alone.
Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett combined for 29 points, 17 rebounds and eight assists, but they looked visibly exhausted in the fourth quarter, which was a big difference-maker.
Tyson Chandler had an amazing night with nine offensive rebounds, which gave the Knicks second-chance opportunities just at the right moments.
It wasn't pretty for either team, but the Knicks prevailed, and they are one step closer to returning to the top of the Eastern Conference.
Raymond Felton, PG, Knicks
The Celtics made everyone on the Knicks look superhuman, and Raymond Felton was no exception to that.
He ended the night with 11 points, seven assists and two steals, and while that's not terribly efficient, it didn't matter because he made big shots at the right times.
It seemed like whenever the Celtics would make a small run, Felton would answer on the other side of the ball, either with an assist or a bucket.
Even when the Celtics went on a 24-2 run in the fourth quarter, Felton kept his composure and continued to control the pace for the Knicks, which was just what they needed as the Celtics were storming back
He seems to be finding his groove at just the right time, and that's extremely encouraging for the Knicks.
Overall Grade: B+
Avery Bradley, PG, Celtics
Where's Rajon Rondo when you need him, right?
Avery Bradley finally started to look like the backup point guard that he's destined to be for the Celtics.
Not only did he play just 27 minutes, he was horribly ineffective when he was on the floor, with zero points until the fourth quarter rolled around.
The Celtics better hope that Rondo makes it back next year in a timely manner, because Bradley certainly doesn't look like the kind of player who can take over games like Rondo can.
That all was the case until the fourth quarter rolled around, and Bradley decided to actually show up and remind us all of how dominant of a defensive player he can be, with three steals in the quarter.
Bradley caught fire in the fourth quarter, leading the Celtics' epic 24-2 run with 10 points of his own.
Overall Grade: C
Pablo Prigioni, PG/SG, Knicks
It's hard to decide which was more shocking, the Celtics' bad performance or Pablo Prigioni's stat line of 14 points, five rebounds and three assists.
It should be noted that he accumulated those stats in just 23 minutes of action. Yeah, it was an impressive night for the Knicks rookie.
If Game 6 was played in New York City, "MVP" chants would've run through Madison Square Garden when Prigioni stepped to the line, because he absolutely owned the Celtics in Game 6.
Not a lot of people saw this kind of performance coming from him, but that's what happens when you're a 36-year-old rookie.
After adding three points and an assist in Game 5, Prigioni came alive at the perfect time.
Overall Grade: A
Jeff Green, SF, Celtics
If it wasn't for Jeff Green's 6-of-8 shooting from the charity stripe in the first half, his 1-of-6 shooting performance through the first two quarters would've looked a lot worse.
With that being said, Green had a productively average night, as he shot just 33 percent from the floor. The worst pieces of his performance were the five turnovers he committed that came at untimely moments in the game.
It has to be noted, though, that Green's play this season is certainly a bright spot for the Celtics' future. And that's encouraging considering Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce are both nearing the end of their careers.
Either way, Green just couldn't get it done for Beantown, and that's going to hurt until the 2013-14 season begins. Green was visibly winded for the entire last quarter, and it made an impact.
With 21 points and five rebounds, Green had the best night of any Celtic, but it just wasn't enough as he fouled out with 1:21 left in the fourth quarter.
Overall Grade: C+
Iman Shumpert, SG/SF, Knicks
Watching Iman Shumpert play defense is a thing of beauty; well, at least when he's giving 100 percent.
Luckily, he was doing just that against the Celtics, and most significantly against Jason Terry in the first half.
In addition to his lockdown defense every minute he was on the floor, his three-point shooting was spot on too. He shot 100 percent from beyond the arc and hit two huge three-pointers late in the third quarter to put the Knicks up by 20 points.
Shumpert had a huge steal and layup to stop the Celtics' 20-0 run. Shumpert dropped 17 points on the Celtics on 6-of-9 shooting from the floor, and that was a big difference-maker for New York.
There's no doubt that Shumpert is continuing to mature, and that's going to mean a lot for the Knicks in their second-round series with the Indiana Pacers.
Overall Grade: A+
Paul Pierce, SF, Celtics
There are a lot of words that come to mind, thinking about Paul Pierce's Game 6 performance, but the words that stick the most are "utterly disappointing."
His overall stat line of 14 points, seven rebounds, five assists and two steals wasn't horrible, but his shooting percentage certainly was—ending the night 1-of-9 from beyond the arc and shooting 22 percent from the field.
It's a shame to see Pierce lose in the playoffs this way, but it's just another indicator that his days of dominance in the NBA are certainly numbered.
Late in the game, Pierce looked winded and he just couldn't find his stroke when the Celtics needed him to. The usual passion that Pierce has in his game when the game is close was nonexistent, and for Celtics fans, that has to be concerning.
Overall Grade: C
Carmelo Anthony, SF/PF, Knicks
Efficiency isn't a major factor of Carmelo Anthony's game, and Knicks fans just need to accept that.
Game 6 certainly wasn't an exception, as 'Melo scored 21 points on 30.4 percent shooting from the floor.
More impressive, though, was his complete production with seven rebounds, five assists and two steals. Considering that 'Melo was struggling with some sort of left shoulder injury, that production is even more impressive.
It's nice to see 'Melo finally leading his team to the next level of the playoffs. And even better news for the Knicks is that they'll be facing the Indiana Pacers in the second round of the playoffs.
'Melo knocked down an absolutely enormous three-pointer with under 1:45 left that put the Knicks up nine points, and they never looked back. As expected, he was absolutely clutch when the Knicks needed him to be.
Overall Grade: A-
Brandon Bass, PF, Celtics
The Celtics didn't do much right in the first half, and Brandon Bass was one of the main culprits for that.
He scored just four points and shot a miserable 1-of-6 from the floor. Sure, Bass isn't known for efficiency on offense, but he usually is on defense, and that was also lacking on Friday night.
His stat line of six points on 1-of-6 shooting from the floor is absolutely atrocious when you consider that he played 42 minutes.
Bass was also the only Celtics starter to not end with double digits.
Defensively speaking, Bass was almost nonexistent, and that seriously hurt the Celtics, as they gave up 15 offensive boards.
Overall Grade: F
Tyson Chandler, C, Knicks
As usual, Tyson Chandler was the player the Knicks needed him to be. He was efficient around the rim and he clogged up the interior on the defensive side of the ball.
Stop for a moment and consider that Chandler had nine offensive rebounds. He created nine second-chance opportunities for the Knicks.
That, my friends, is what I like to call a true difference-maker.
While Chandler was the only Knicks starter not in double digits, he dominated the glass, and that gave the Knicks the advantage they needed. He's the true MVP of this game for the Knicks.
Overall Grade: A
Kevin Garnett, C, Celtics
If Kevin Garnett played like the rest of his teammates in the first half, the Celtics wouldn't have made it into double digits by the halftime break.
Either way, Garnett did lead the Celtics with an efficient performance of 15 points and 10 rebounds on 7-of-10 shooting from the field.
It was an impressive offensive performance, but it was shocking that he didn't demand the ball more, as he was honestly the only player wearing a Celtics jersey who was knocking down shots.
Usually KG would start screaming at teammates and demand the ball, but he didn't, and that cost the Celtics.
His inability to keep Chandler off the glass was a major difference-maker as well, and it was a major reason why the Knicks are moving on and the Celtics are now watching the playoffs from home.
Overall Grade: B
J.R. Smith, SG, Knicks
J.R. Smith should've saved his "I don't know who that is" comment about Jason Terry for Game 6, because it would've been a lot more appropriate since the Knicks knocked the Celtics out.
But it still would've been a stupid statement, because he got outplayed once again by Terry.
The NBA's Sixth Man of the Year ended the night with 13 points on 5-of-13 shooting. Luckily for Smith, four of those points came in the fourth quarter when the Knicks needed someone to score.
With that being said, Smith also jacked up some very questionable shots that led to some easy buckets for the Celtics when they went on their 24-2 run in the fourth quarter.
As usual, it was an up-and-down night for Smith, with it ultimately being slightly above average.
Overall Grade: B-
Jason Terry, SG, Celtics
The "Jet" has officially landed, and he'll be landed until the 2013-14 season gets under way.
Jason Terry had a solid night, as he was the only Celtics bench player to score.
He ended the night with 14 points on 4-of-6 shooting, but it just wasn't enough to will Boston to a huge victory.
Terry didn't facilitate like he usually does, and his defense on the perimeter looked sluggish throughout the game. He did hit big shots down the stretch, but he didn't knock down enough of them, or even get enough shots for what it's worth.
Terry should've demanded the ball more than he did, and he let the Celtics down by failing to do that.
Overall Grade: B-
Knicks Bench
Aside from J.R. Smith's 13 points, the Knicks bench put up just three points, thanks to Kenyon Martin.
That's absolutely awful, but it didn't matter because the Knicks' starters carried them.
Moving forward, Martin has to be more aggressive, more disciplined and more productive, and so does Jason Kidd.
Rough overall night for the Knicks' bench. Luckily the starting five nullified their negative impact.
Overall Grade: C-
Celtics Bench
Terrence Williams missed a wide-open layup as the Celtics were looking to increase their impressive fourth-quarter run. And that perfectly sums up the Celtics' bench unit's production in Game 6.
Aside from Jason Terry's 14 points, the Celtics bench brought nothing to the floor.
The rest of the bench, including Jordan Crawford, shot 0-of-5 from the floor and added zero points, which was a difference-maker in this one.
With no one being able to hit a shot for the Celtics, they needed some production from their bench, and they simply couldn't get it.
Overall Grade: D

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Friday Group Ride #172
The email came in from Coach Peter, a digital ray of sunshine at the end of a rainy spring. The final baseball game of the season, the one they added as a "fun" add-on for the boys after a relentless stretch of games that had us slumped in our fold up chairs, swatting mosquitoes in the grassy verge off the 3rd baseline.
I love to watch my boys play baseball, but I am extremely excited that baseball is over. Maybe I'll see what bike riding is like.
I am excited, mutedly, for the Tour de France. Is it possible to be mutedly excited? Maybe not. I'll tell you, I could care less who wins this Tour. I don't care about Team Sky's internal dynamic. I don't care what Alberto Contador thinks about anything. But I am excited for the sound of the Tour in the background, the site of the peloton snaking its way around France, the rhythm of it, day-after-day. It defines my July and suggests a vacation is in the offing. I am excited for a vacation.
I'm building myself a new bike, a sort of burly road, gravel-grinding, winter commuter bike, custom paint, maximal nerdery. What is more exciting than a new bike? It's a rhetorical question. Nothing. Nothing is more exciting. Stop even thinking about the birth of your children. Lighten up. This is a bike blog.
I'm also excited about RKP. This will sound silly and perhaps a little immodest, but the work of the last few months, especially on Padraig's forthcoming book, has me feeling bullish about what we're doing here. We have always understood the mandate to write about cycling, but events of the past year have broadened that mandate. It feels like we have a better sense of what we're doing now than we ever have before. Sometimes I get bogged down in writing and rewriting individual pieces, and I lose sight of the larger project, but I'm excited that I see it now and am happy to be a small part of it.
This week's Group Ride, not mysteriously, asks what YOU are excited about. Doesn't have to be bike-related. Can be, but doesn't have to be. Sometimes we have to look outside our small lives and narrow focuses for the inspiration to continue on, to try to do what we do better. What's going on that we ought to be excited about?
A Day of Reckoning
May 28, 2013 by Wayne Thompson
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Finally, spring is in full swing in the midwest after what was an agonizingly long winter. For cyclists, spring brings hope like no other. It's a fresh start. More time to ride in better weather and longer days. We all feel it, racers and non-racers alike. This year spring sprung about a month later in many parts of the country, with large swaths seeing snow into the first week of May.
Back in my youth, the first real sign of spring was the Good Friday Road Race that kicked off the racing season in Ontario. There was always something magical about the lead up to that race. The tension and excitement was as palpable as the scent of liniment permeating the start line. I put in the most amount of work possible during the winter to ensure I was in the mix at the end of that day. How you did on Good Friday set the tone for the rest of the season. Were you on track, or did you need to pile on the miles and speed? The race and your legs would let you know.
I spent the waning hours of daylight from November to March sprinting against the sunset. The cold of winter always gave way to miserable dampness. I was happy to put in the work though, dreaming of Good Friday glory. In the extremity numbing cold and darkness, thoughts went beyond local races. A teenagers dream of tifosi lined roads against the backdrop of blue sky and snowy peaks passed the grinding miles.
Riding in the elements of the harsh Canadian winter was as good for my soul as it was the legs. I imagined the hard men of the hell of the north training in similar conditions, brothers, separated by an ocean, joined by similar resolve. When the weather was too inhospitable, I sought refuge in the basement. On the rollers for hours, stoking the fire were thoughts of souplesse perfection. I suffered for the promise of spring and the possibilities Good Friday would bring.
25 years on I am no longer fueled by racing or dreams of Europe. My riding time is defined by daylight savings, the elements, work and family. I try not to slug it out in sloppy weather, raging winter winds or anything below freezing. I don't own a trainer or rollers anymore. Running and xc-skiing take up more of my fall and winter now. If its windy and snowing, I seek solace on groomed tracks in the forest. If its cold and raining, a quick run does the trick. Maybe I have gone soft.
While I love running and skiing, the first hint of spring sees me dropping them like a bad habit. I welcome the coming of spring with as much enthusiasm as I did 25 years ago, even if it means something different now. Except this year, spring never came. But Good Friday is still a psychological point on the calendar, it lets me know I will be riding soon and allows me to gauge how my fitness is shaping up.
So when in mid-February I realized I had not sat on my bike in almost 3 months and Good Friday was only six weeks away, I started to get the itch. The weather had something to say about that though. Temperatures 20 degrees below normal is frigid in the upper midwest. When it wasn't cold, we were hammered with a series of snowstorms. I thought when daylight savings time hit things would change. It didn't. I started to question whether I had clinical Seasonal Affective Disorder and convinced I wouldn't throw a leg over my bike before April. Day after day, I passed my bike in the garage, thumbing the slowly deflating tires which matched my mood.
As Good Friday approached, I decided I'd had enough and forced myself to ride in conditions that were less than optimal for the older, wiser me. Suffering from lack of time in the saddle and whatever mother nature wanted to throw at me, I actually didn't feel too bad save the the tenderness of those first few rides around my sit bones.
On that Friday I awoke to blue skies, a forecasted high of 50 and no wind. The same weather report stated we set an all time record: the most snow on the ground that late in the season, which coincidentally, lined up with my own record of least miles that late in the season.
No matter, the roads were dry and I soaked up a much needed 50 soul quenching miles. And then, we got more snow, roads un-ridable for two weeks and weather uncooperative for two more.
Its now late May, more than two weeks from our last measurable snow, and I just got back from a long ride and turned it over fairly well, the sit bones no longer aching. I couldn't help to think back to Good Friday and how, as in years past, I still use it as a silly gauge as to how I am coming along. It was 89 degrees today, I have the tell-tale tan lines on my arms and legs and the winter from hell has already subsided into a distant memory.
There is one thing I do remember though: that Friday, the break in the weather and that ride. It was a victory and good Friday indeed. Bring on the summer.
Friday Group Ride #141
The deleterious effects of Hurricane Sandy notwithstanding, fall is normally my favorite riding season of the year. The cooler temperatures mean I can go farther, faster than I do in the oppressive summer months. I seem to be particularly susceptible to the heat, sweating like a cold coke on a summer dashboard. I dehydrate like astronaut ice cream, like the sand at the edge of the tide line.
Winter is under-rated. The snowy season has given me some of my coolest riding experiences and most challenging circumstances. From the pure joy of a cold, bright morning ride, to testing yourself against driving wind and sleet, I would never call winter my favorite, but, like an old girlfriend, we've had some good times together.
Spring, at least where I live, is a pretty blessed time. Exiting the cave of winter, you get that first taste of warmth, the expanding light of lengthening days. Again, you are doing more than the bare minimum. Your cycling pops like a daffodil from the frozen soil.
And let me not completely disparage summer. The salad days run long and give rise to improbable after-work rambles with friends. I struggle with hydration and the challenges of being soaked with sweat for hours on end, but it is all worth it, returning home with road grime pasted to your ankles and your helmet straps white and distended.
This week's Group Ride asks the simple question: What is your favorite season to ride and why? Our Southern Hemispheric friends are all exiting winter now, not plunging into Autumn. I wonder how they feel about it. I wonder if anyone else suffers the summer quite the way I do.
In Betweens
Here in New England the spring has not yet sprung, but a recent week of summery warmth turned everyone out of their houses in shorts and t-shirts, maniacal grins plastered across their pasty mugs, such is the influence of sunlight on the normally turgid New England psyche.
But, true to cold seacoast form, relatively normal weather service has now resumed. Please forgive me for the gratuitous low country reference, but it's pretty Belgian here lately.
And that got me thinking about all that time of year that is neither winter nor summer, the time in between. Your clothing never makes sense. It rains when you didn't think it would. It doesn't rain when you've got your rain gear on. Your bike is in between clean enough to be proud of and dirty enough to actually get the hose on. Your legs are neither particularly weak nor particularly strong.
It strikes me that when we talk about our riding we mostly do it in absolutes. You're either super strong or you're crap. What we mean when we say "crap" of course is: not quite as strong as our buddies, which really means in-between crap and good enough. It's an in-between, in-between.
Think of all the pro riders, male and female, who would be the fastest people you'd ever ridden with, if you'd ever ridden with them, but they're just domestiques who do a job all day. Not legends. Not amateurs. Just in between. They spent the early part of their careers chasing the promise of something more, desperately trying to escape in-between-ness, before settling in and accepting their lot. In this case, their simple mediocrity is head and shoulders above my very best. It looks down from on high and laughs, if it even bothers to notice.
Years ago, when I was in a loud, fast, talentless band, our bass player made a rule for us. Always play as fast as you can, but if you can't, play slow, never in between. Man, could we play slow! Of course, we peaked the day we played first on a seven band bill at the Rat in Kenmore Square.
I don't know about you, but I feel as though I'm always chasing the perfect ride. I'll go here. It'll be like this. I'll ride with that guy. He knows the best spots. And on and on, sometimes bailing on a ride if I don't think it's going to be great. This is actually "pre-bailing," a term my friend Joe coined to describe the act of calculating in advance whether or not a ride is going to be good enough for you and deciding not to go. How many times have you pre-bailed and regretted it?
Yeah. Me too.
And then of course, because as cyclists we have this perverse love of suffering, we find ways to ennoble the ignoble, the rides that are really bad, like when it's 37(F) and raining or when the headwind is so stiff you could lean your bike against it and walk away to get a drink.
Most of our riding is in the vast middle, and we either don't appreciate it or dismiss it as unimportant. However, very seldom have I had a transcendent cycling experience that I expected to have. Mostly, you can't schedule these things. Hell, the Amaury Sports Organization (ASO) spends all year and millions of Euros trying to design transcendent bike races. In fact, they try to do it 21 times-in-a-row every summer, but a lot of those turn out to be just another bike race, easily forgotten.
What I have to remind myself, over and over and over again, is that you have to ride to enjoy riding. Fast with your friends. Slow with your family. In between, by yourself, before work, or after the kids are in bed. And sure, epic locales can produce epic experiences, but so can my daily commute. 4.5 miles over pocked and rutted New England pavement.
Sometimes I throw a victory salute for the kids when I get home.
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The Slop
I am naked. In the basement. Stuffing my shoes with newspaper. My clothes are in a heap by the washing machine. There is a drop of water dangling from one of my ears, like a pearl earring.
It starts in winter. In anticipation of snow, the cities and towns put down salt and sand. Every storm calls forth the sanders. When the spring comes, such as it is, the roads show multiple layers of sand and gravel, and over the initial weeks of the thaw, all that mess finds its way to the shoulders of the road.
l try to get the newspaper in the shoes as soon as I can. It's the only way to dry them, and there is nothing worse than strapping into wet cycling shoes. Not to mention the aroma.
There is a gap between the last snow and the first appearance of the street sweepers, and during this time cycling in the verges becomes a dicey proposition. The great lumbering yellow hulks eventually come and clean things up, but as budgets struggle to cope with the weather, the cities and towns take an increasingly inconsistent approach to their spring cleaning, so that even now, in mid-May, there's still a lot of crap on the roads.
My neighbor said, this morning, "I've always wondered what it was like to live in Seattle," and laughed. It's been a cold, rainy spring, and we're in the middle of roughly ten days of constant precipitation. The coffee doesn't seem to be any better, though.
Because it's spring there are great washes of pollen and seed pods beneath the trees, and the rain mixes with this organic sputum and creates a sort of road snot, slippery and yellow. It gets gritty where the winter sand mixes in, and all of that comes up as spray as your tires knife through it.
You have to wear glasses in the city because of all the junk that gets churned up by cars and buses and robots whizzing by on their bikes. Even on rainy days, when you're forced to clear your lenses every five blocks, the glasses are essential equipment. For some reason, all that mess seems to find its way to your face, or at least that's how it feels.
In a meeting, earlier in the afternoon, I said, "I hate this job so much that I would trade being inside, in the warm office with a cup of coffee, for being outside, in the cold and rain, on my bike, on a steep hill." Later on, when I was outside, in the cold and rain, on my bike, on a steep hill, I had to smile. I'm kind of an idiot.
As I crouch there, naked, in the basement, I can see how thick the muck is because it clings to my ankles in a dark band above where my socks ended. I lean into the garage to wring out my gloves, socks and hat. Charming. I'm naked in the garage. No good stories start or end that way.
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Friday Group Ride #59
Despite all the hullabaloo surrounding the Contador verdict and the Armstrong retirement, I really, really, really needed to focus this week's Group Ride on something cycling-related, rather legalistic, medicinal or scientific. This need derives not so much from a lack of interest in the former, but rather in a desire to push back the tide of outrage and despair as regards our sport at its pointiest end.
You see, I rode my bicycle this morning. After my plaintive cry of a post earlier in the week, I have been gifted some good weather. Flesh has seen sunlight. Vitamin D has been absorbed. It's not yet Spring really, but we've been given a taste, and for that I am thankful.
So rather than roll around in the misery and controversy, I thought we should talk about riding bikes. After all, as I sped (oh, yes, I sped) across town on my faithful Torelli, neither Alberto nor Lance was riding shotgun. I encountered no blood bags or McQuaids. Cycling, it must be said, doesn't depend on any of those persons or things.
And so, with all due apology to our readers in the Southern Hemisphere, this week's Group Ride asks: What are you looking forward to this spring? Is it a long ride, a return to regular training? A big race perhaps? Have you allowed yourself to utter the names Het Volk or Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne yet? Has razor met leg? Is there a new bike in your near future?
Share your hopes and dreams with us. Wax optimistic. Start now.
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A Season of Atonement
Oh, the feel of spring, as my legs come back to life. Finally, the grip of winter has gone and my legs wake from latency. The tightness in my tendons eases as that the cold north wind turns to a warm southerly flow, and old man winter is but a fading memory. And the anticipation of spring's warmth is enough to elevate one's will, and I welcome the change in season.
Everything in my universe rotates around cycling and the lengthening days of spring now offer more opportunities for riding, more regularity daily and none of the hesitation of dealing with the perils of winter. Spring is Utopia for the cyclist, you may say. There is however one caveat in spring: The acrimony that comes from realizing spring doesn't come free of charge.
Each spring riders must swallow a bitter pill of atonement. Even PROs have to regard this helpless estate. Less daily mileage during winter, Thanksgiving's pumpkin pie and a daily morning Cappuccino all translate into at least some weight gain during winter. Not to mention the legs suffer without having the long daily rides, or the regular grind we take for granted in summer and fall. Lucky for me (or not), it affects many of my fellow riders similarly, and it is during spring that the rider must pay back for all those extras that have been lavishly enjoyed.
Just as the priest goes before the tabernacle and offers sacrificial atonement for the sins of many, so too must the rider pay penitence now in spring for winter's excesses.
For some, they may never acknowledge winter's decline, nor ever ride in their best form come spring and summer. For those riders who are honest though, there is a payback required in spring. Padraig wrote of a similar concept, of being 'at terms' during a race, when a few individuals come to the reality that they control a destiny, an outcome, and they are at terms with themselves and with the race. It's a harsh thing, honesty with oneself, yet a fruitful outcome is possible if one recognizes it. There can be no excuses, no denials, and no transference of accountability at this time.
Atonement for the rider in spring is useful. When the rider comes to this awareness of form or lack thereof, in an honest self-assessment; spring's work will be obvious. In such an assessment, we move toward being at one with ourselves. It is an utterly essential process, that the rider be 'at onement' in order to move up and move on. That is literally what atonement means, to be at one. I have also heard it explained that 'the end depends upon its beginning' and in fact spring marks the beginning for each rider each year. It's a very orderly concept. The rider can focus on those weaknesses that can be mastered, and realize what lies ahead. The sting of self-affliction, the torment of correction, the lactate thrashing, and the effectual gasping for air are all required at the hand of spring.
And now we can accept this because we, in fact, realize we are indebted only to ourselves. Acceptance of this allows the rider to taper the body down, to chisel and to prepare for the season ahead. The dividends of such work will also be paid as we anticipate pulling the group with respect, hanging with riders better than ourselves and dropping our buddies in friendly local 'world championship' rides on summer evenings.
The catharsis of atonement in spring enables the rider to master all physical and mental aspects of riding. In the end, atonement liberates us from winter, seeking pardon and purification of those lavish excesses we enjoy. Atonement can allow us to prepare for and anticipate moving us into summertime form with success.
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Friday Group Ride #15
By almost any ordinary definition the season is spring. The Spring Classics have begun. Spring training is on the minds of cyclists and baseball fans alike. Some schools are on Spring Break. Snow has stopped falling in most states and most European countries.
Not that it's necessarily warm, mind you, but the weather is cooperative enough in theory to allow most cyclists to train. Now's the time when many cyclists are trying to build or complete their base miles for the season.
You've been at this a long time and know that there's more to logging base miles than just decent weather. Work, children, better halves, any of these can derail a three-hour ride faster than instant coffee.
That said, we know your heart. We know you want to be out there. So tell us, just how cooperative has your life been? How many hours a week have you been able to train on average?
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The grass always looks greener on the other side, and most anglers are just as guilty as everyone else looking beyond the obvious when searching for fertile fishing grounds.
Sometimes we will drive many miles and spend untold dollars trying to get to where we "think" the fish are located and biting. Many days the fishing opportunities are much closer than we think. If you live in Eastern NC, I invite you to put the Neuse River in that category.
The Neuse River, named after an American Indian tribe known as Neusiok, meanders 275 miles starting in the Piedmont, and emptying in the Pamlico Sound below Oriental.
It rambles through 8 counties, and is the longest river entirely contained start to finish in the land of sweet tea and hush puppies. That's North Carolina to you foreigners.
Enough history! How's the fishing in the mighty Neuse River? Pretty darn good! I have had the pleasure of fishing the Neuse River from New Bern to the Pamlico Sound for over 35 years, and have rarely been disappointed. The Neuse River supports good year round action, and is a wonderful, productive fishery.
I lived in Craven County between Havelock and New Bern for 18 years, and enjoyed the bounty of fish and blue crabs offered up by the Neuse River in that locale. Fall is a special fishing time on the Neuse River when hungry Red Drum, Rockfish, and Speckled Trout bend rods fervently and frequently.
Jimmy Dupree, Jr. recently enjoyed some rockfish top water action and success in the Neuse River at New Bern. He said it was quite a thrill watching those striped bass come out of the water and turn a flip when they struck the surface bait. Jimmy D said they caught 9 fish, the biggest about 24 inches. Weather conditions weren't perfect. The wind was really kick'n, and they would lose sight of their lure in the whitecaps and swells sometimes. I'll bet when those stripers tightened the line, wind was not a problem or a concern for Jimmy D and his crew. Somehow a "fish on" makes every day a beautiful day, regardless of weather conditions.
A little further down the Neuse River below Oriental has always been a hotspot for BIG Red Drum. I have numerous exciting trips tucked away in my pleasant memory gray matter. I remember one night trip, we had more reel drags singing than we had people to crank them in. It's a little hard to reel-in when you are holding two rods dancing the boog-a-loo in your hands at the same time. However, we managed.
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Civilization and Its DiscontentsCivilization and Its Discontents may be Sigmund Freud's best-known work. Originally published in 1930, it seeks to answer ultimate questions: What influences led to the creation of civilization? How did it come to be? What determines its course? In this seminal volume of twentieth-century thought, Freud elucidates the contest between aggression, indeed the death drive, and its adversary eros. He speaks to issues of human creativity and fulfillment, the place of beauty in culture, and the effects of repression. Louis Menand, author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning The Metaphysical Club, contributor to The New Yorker, and professor of English at Harvard University, reflects on the importance of this work in intellectual thought and why it has become such a landmark book for the history of ideas. Not available in hardcover for decades, this beautifully rendered anniversary edition will be a welcome addition to readers' shelves. |
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Breakfast For Dinner Food Not Bombs! Jan. 23, 2011
Posted: January 31, 2011 in UncategorizedTags: Food Not Bombs, keep monroe park open, Monroe Park, Richmond Food Not Bombs, RVA FNB, Wingnut, wingnut anarchist collective
Mad Max and Do It Yourself A-Thon and Potluck- Saturday Feb. 5th at 5pm
Posted: January 28, 2011 in UncategorizedTags: craft a thon, craft night, DIY a thon, mad max, punk crafts, richmond craft night, sewing projects, sober event
Looking for something to do this Winter? Have some sewing you need to work on? Craft projects you've been meaning to get around to? Zines you have been meaning to assemble?
On Saturday February 5th come hang out at the Wingnut and enjoy a Mad Max movie marathon and a Do It Yourself A-thon!
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Valentines Jail Solidarity Demo!
Posted: January 26, 2011 in UncategorizedTags: prison abolition, Prisoner support, Richmond anarchist black cross, Richmond City Jail, richmond jail, RVA ABC, valentine's day demonstration
Come join the Richmond Anarchist Black Cross for a Solidarity Noise Demo at the Richmond City Jail on February 11th at 3pm at 1701 Fairfield Way.
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Wear Red and Pink if you can!
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If you want to help prepare for the demo, please come to the Anarchist Black Cross meeting at 7pm on Tuesday February 8th at 2005 Barton Avenue.
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Posted: January 22, 2011 in UncategorizedTags: anarchist, anarchy, Food Not Bombs, keep monroe park open, Monroe Park, party in the park, Richmond, virginia people's assembly, Wingnut, wingnut anarchist collective
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Posted: January 21, 2011 in UncategorizedTags: Alice Massie, anarchists, checker house, city council, city of richmond, classism, conrad center, criminilization of homeless, Food Not Bombs, gentrification, gentrify monroe park, Monroe Park, monroe park campaign, Monroe Park Renovations, MPAC, privatized parks, public parks, racism, resist gentrification, richmond city council, richmond homeless, wingnut anarchist collective
Wingnut Statement On The Monroe Park Renovation Plan
The current renovation plans for Monroe Park are riddled with problems and are overall, entirely unacceptable.
Our demands regarding the park are as follows:
We oppose the renovation plans in their entirety, as they are racist, classist, and a thinly veiled attempt at privatizing and capitalizing on a public park.
- There needs to be an immediate cessation of all attempts from MPAC and the City of Richmond to criminalize the homeless.
- We demand the inclusion of homeless people in all decisions relating to homelessness, housing, free food programs, etc. We demand that the homeless be given roles with the power to make decisions about their own futures in whatever groups or organizations are making these decisions.
- We demand the cessation of the endless promotion of the Conrad Center as the solution to homelessness in Richmond. We demand the cessation of the attempts to centralize all programs that serve the homeless at the Conrad Center, which has aggressively pushed its agenda of misinformation for years now.
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Posted: January 21, 2011 in UncategorizedTags: all ages, anarchist love, anarchist valentine, body positive, DIY, polyamorous valentine, queer valentine, radical valentine, richmond radical, sex positive, sober, valentine's day, wingnut anarchist collective, wingnut open hours
Come to the Wingnut during Open Hours from 4-9 on Wednesday, February 2nd to make awesome valentines to send to the people and organizations you love! Spread the radical love, and make your valentines in plenty of time to mail them out!
We will have stickers, fancy paper, doilies, magazines, scissors, glue, tape, the slingshot radical contact list and more to help everyone get creative.
This is a queer friendly, polyamorous friendly, sex positive and body positive event! Valentine's Day may be a Hallmark Holiday, but any time is a good time to remind our friends, allies, partners, families, and lovers how awesome we think they are and how much we appreciate them.
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That's one hell of a deal for Castlevania: Lords of Shadow. Wish the PS3 version was that cheap. I bought the PS3 version for $19.99 but I guess it's worth it since the game is only on one disc for the PS3 version.
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If you are on one of the final 7 chapters and want to go back to one of the first 6 chapters you will need to swap discs, even if you have the game installed on the 360 HD. Its an annoyance. Other than that the games are virtually identical with the PS3 edging out a couple extra FPS in some heavy action sections. Most would never notice a difference. I payed $20 for LoS a year or so ago and it was money well spent. This game is great. |
I highly recommend Castlevania too. If you like hack n slash with some RPG elements and a good story, definitely pick it up, especially at this price. I played it on the 360 and had no issues...the only drawback being that it's two discs, so once you get new skills and start jumping back and forth between early chapters and late chapters, you'll be switching discs a lot. Or just do what I did and wait until near the end then go back and sweep through disc 1 for everything then finish the game.
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Cyclists kick off 4-day AIDS ride
UPDATED 11:42 AM PDT May 16, 2013200 cyclists are participating in a 4-day ride to benefit AIDS programs. The 350-mile ride began at Folsom Lake Thursday and will eventually ending at the state Capitol.
Video TranscriptWHEN IT COMES TO THIS. A BIT OF A TRACK RECORD. WE WILL WAIT TO SEE. 200 CYCLISTS PEDDLING MORE THAN 300 MILES TO BENEFIT AIDS ORGANIZATIONS IN THE SACRAMENTO AREA. AND THIS KICKED OUT JUST A FEW MINUTES AGO. T -- KICKED OFF A FEW MINUTES AGO. THEY ARE GOING ALL THE WAY TO GRIDLEY TODAY. MORE THAN 100 MILES TODAY. A TOTAL OF 330 MILES. HE IS WITH AN ORGANIZATION THAT BENEFITS FROM THIS RIDE. TELL US ABOUT YOUR ORGANIZATION AS WE WATCH THEM PADDLING OUT. BREAKING BARRIERS HAS A LOT OF HIV PREVENTION. WE TAKE PEOPLE TO MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS AND DELIVER FOOD AT THANKSGIVING AND CHRISTMAS. OVER $325,000 RAISE. WE COULD NOT GET -- WE COULD GET ANYWHERE FROM 3000-$35,000 AND COULD HELP KEEP THE DOOR OPEN FOR THE REST OF THE YEAR. WHAT A FUN RIWAY TO RAISE MONEY. IT IS AMAZING. NINE YEARS. A LITTLE BREEZY THIS MORNING. YOU ARE DRIVING A RI CREW CAR. I CARRY EVERYONE'S LUGGAGE AND TAKE CARE OF THE CAMPSITES. ENDING UP AT THE STATE CAPITOL. WILLIAMS THE NEXT DAY. WOODLAND. THE LAST DAY IS THE EASIEST DAY, A MERE 50 MILES. THEY CELEBRATE RAISING MONEY FOR A MUCH-NEEDED CAUSE. YOU JUST DID NOT HEAR ABOUT IT AS MUCH AS YOU USED TO.
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