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- Donald and Caroline Sand, 2916 145th Place SE, Appletree at Thomas Lake
- Kum Yoou, 1701 166th Place SE, The Lakes
- Peter and Linda Gilmartin, 15914 24th Court SE, Heatherstone.
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Why green EDGE?Can't find anything that explains why Ryan chose the name "greenEDGE" - anyone know why?
Re: Why green EDGE?Note sure the timing of how it all came together, but Orica has had a terrible record of environmental abuse, so perhaps the positive brand rub off from the Green implications was envisaged from the get go.
Not so much a cyclist...more of a sit down comedian
Re: Why green EDGE?There were a few eyebrows raised at that very connection when the sponsorship was announced...
Re: Why green EDGE?i suppose when you have the money to start your own team up you can all it what ever you want
Re: Why green EDGE?I think the "green" bit is a reference of sorts to Australia ie green and gold. Not sure what EDGE is supposed to signify or why it is capitalised.
Re: Why green EDGE?Yeah that sound a good theory. So maybe along the lines of the Australian Edge. Ie 60 -70 % Australian talent that gives the Edge of the compertition.
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They were in the news recently: Orica fined $430K over Gladstone cyanide release. So yeah I guess they'd want to find ways to associate their brand with the word "green".
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Yikes. I had figured "Green Edge" was some kind of renewable energy brand or something. I guess the "Cyanide Release Pro Team" doesn't have the same marketing appeal.
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That's a massive blight on this team. What a shame. Greenwashing at it's finest. Check out my practical cycling and cycle touring website: VELOPHILE AUSTRALIA
Re: Why green EDGE?One must remember that the team was named before the sponsorship deal with Orica was sealed.
Re: Why green EDGE?I think the name is rather clever considering the connotations associated with each word.
In todays environment having the word "Green" in a name gives off the right vibes, and having the word "Edge" in the name is certainly good when you consider the competitive vibes associated with a cycling team. No wonder a company such as Orica with their shady environmental reputation jumped on the chance to be associated with the name GreenEDGE.
Re: Why green EDGE?also keep in mind that professional cycling isn't very green at all , look at all the support cars burning up fuel
Re: Why green EDGE?As far as I know, GE is just code for "your company/organisation name here", it's simply a fill in for them to identify and hopefully (for them) replace it with a naming rights sponsor.
Orica may not have a great rap for some of their activity, but given the industry they are in (chemicals, explosives, mining and industrial supplies), I suppose such issues are going to happen as much as we'd like them to be better at making sure they didn't. I suspect if you went through the list of all big Pro team sponsors, you'd find plenty of other corporate skeletons in the closet. Sky for instance - Rupert Murdoch, known for an interesting interpretation on ethical standards in the newspaper publishing industry and overt exertion of political influence. Various financial services companies are all of course perfect corporate citizens in today's Europe, gambling companies, oil tycoons, construction industry, pharmaceutical companies, nasty greenhouse polluting energy companies, telecoms companies, and so on....
Re: Why green EDGE?Green may not necessarily have intended to have an environmental association. I was under the impression that it was the green from green and gold, as previously suggested. Also in the current peloton there are no dominantly green coloured teams, so it is the green team and they have the edge, the advantage.
Would Orica love an environmental green association? Absolutely, so good PR. Help me Raise $5000 in my Adelaide to Darwin charity ride: TourXOz Details and Fundraising
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To be fair to Greenedge, they were named before Orica came along. Unfortunately, Orica brings in sponsorship dollars which is what a team needs. I say unfortunately because they've got a demonstrably bad record on environmental issues. I won't go any further than that, but even so, the average person can use the publicly available registers and see for themselves. But that's the way things are. I mean look at F1, for a while it had some equally dubious sponsors, McLaren with West or Marlboro, Benetton with Mild Seven, Lotus with JPS (in the old days), McLaren with Johnny Walker, Ferrari with Marlboro, BAR with 555/Lucky Strike etc. There are others I've probably forgotten, but it's a whole heap of high-powered, high-speed tobacco-boxes on four-wheels. Or otherwise, Onyx with Marlboro (ciggies) Moneytron (hugely dubious). Professional sport needs money, if you don't have money, you don't survive.
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Europecar i thought would of got the nod for being the green team
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I am/was a liquigas fan!That kit you have shown was ithink the 2010 kit.Liquigas are no longer so they are no longer part of the peleton. thier kit last year was blue lime green and mainly white.B.T.W they are now Cannondale Britix i think.
Re: Why green EDGE?I thought I read that it was just a name he liked and he wanted to come up with a brand before a product, I think it was designed to be used in the future with sport/fitness/nutrition products that have yet to be developed. I also think I recall that this sponsorship is for sale for the right amount of money, but it is not cheap.
Re: Why green EDGE?if orica poisons a towns water supply they could just add organic to the name. That'll do it.
Orica Organic Green Edge Or Free trade. that seems to work for Nestle
Re: Why green EDGE?I reckon they could do worse than Orica as a sponser, at least one pro Euro team has a drug company as sponser...
Wasn't Mars the confectionery company a sponser of a NRS race a while back? Not a real good sponser IMO as cycling is supposed to be healthy. What's next, Windfield Blue Racing or what about VB Racing?!
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Now that's a cycling jersey and knicks I would buy, at least wearing that may get the Bogans to give you a bit more space on the road.
Re: Why green EDGE?Aren't all sports supposed to be healthy?
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And don't forget, the first major sponsor of the Tour Down Under was Jacob's Creek. Bintang Beer sponsors cycling team and events. Farnese Vini is a pro continental team as was Vini Caldirola. Of course there was always the Amstel Gold Race. Who remembers the Gerolsteiner team? and on and on it goes.... Then we have V8 Supercars have Coopers and Jim Beam as major sponsors. And there are also teams sponsored by other alcoholic beverage companies, e.g. Jack Daniels, Jim Beam and Bottle-O racing teams. Who sponsors football teams, and cricket teams? XXXX, VB, etc
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Workers clear a road through Brazil's Amazon rain forest—one of the world's ten most threatened forests, according to an international conservation group.
This weekend, people around the world will plant trees in their neighborhoods as part of Earth Day celebrations. (See pictures of quirky Earth Day stunts.)
But Earth Day efforts won't be enough to replace the trees in forests like the Amazon, which are disappearing due to human activities, said Richard Donovan, vice president of sustainable forestry at A Rainforest Alliance.
"We're very supportive of tree planting, but tree planting by itself is not enough—we need to conserve forests, not just trees," Donovan said.
(Explore an interactive map of the embattled Amazon in National Geographic magazine.)
While the rate of Amazon deforestation has slowed somewhat in recent decades, it's still among the highest of any forest in the world, he said.
Large tracts are being cleared annually to make way for cattle ranches and cash crops such as soy beans and, more recently, palm oil.
Another concern are the growing number of roads through the rain forest, which are aiding loggers and serving as entry points for everyone from farmers and developers to oil and mineral prospectors.
—Ker Than
Published April 20, 2012
Madagascar Rain Forest
Photograph by Raul Touzon, National Geographic
This panther chameleon is one of thousands of species found nowhere else than in the rain forests of Madagascar. Such species are at risk of becoming extinct if the island's moist tropical forests and dry forests disappear.
The greatest threat to Madagascar's forests is the country's widespread poverty, Donovan said, which drives many of its citizens into logging.
(Related blog: "Madagascar's Logging Crisis: Separating Myth From Fact.")
"Madagascar has precious hardwoods including ebony and rosewood, which are in high demand in the marketplace," he said.
"The government has tried to establish protected areas, but it's been extremely challenging."
Published April 20, 2012
Island Forests, The Philippines
Photograph by Tim Laman, National Geographic
A river flows through a rain forest in the Philippines' Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park.
Island forests such as this one are typically very sensitive, and many worldwide are under pressure from tourism, invasive species, and sea level rise triggered by global warming, Donovan said.
Another worry for forests is a growing middle class in developing countries, he said.
"The higher your income, the more you consume"—and that includes more wood and paper products such as furniture, he said.
"Hopefully these growing populations will not follow the lead of their European and U.S. neighbors, but will consume responsibly from the start."
(Get the facts on deforestation.)
Published April 20, 2012
Mesoamerican Forests
Photograph by Tom King, Alamy
The La Sierra Madre Oriental mountains in northeastern Mexico are seen from a distance.
Increasingly, the forests of Mesoamerica—a region that stretches from Mexico to Costa Rica (see map)—are being cleared to make room for agriculture, cattle ranching, and tourism resorts, Donovan said.
Eastern Atlantic forests in the region are also home to mahogany—one of the most prized tropical hardwoods in the world.
Another concern for Mesoamerican forests is the region's thriving drug trade.
For example, the drug trade "makes the region more unstable. When you lack stability, you're unable to protect forests. Your priorities are elsewhere."
(Also see "Mexican Resorts Destroying Mangroves, Dooming Fisheries.")
Published April 20, 2012
Congo Rain Forest
Photograph by Michael Nichols, National Geographic
A western lowland gorilla orphan named Bangha pauses in the Republic of the Congo's Tchimpounga Sanctuary.
Second in size only to the Amazon, the Congo rain forest—which extends across six African countries—is disappearing as a result of intense logging activity and farming, specifically for crops such as cassava and oil palm.
"Of all the endangered forest regions we're talking about, [the Congo Basin] probably has the most challenging state governance anywhere," Donovan said.
"There is violence in the Republic of the Congo and the Democratic Republic of Congo, and difficult challenges for virtually all the other countries in the region."
(See "Marijuana Trade Threatens African Gorilla Refuge.")
Published April 20, 2012
Sunderland Forest
Photograph by Dee Mohamed, My Shot
A stream cascades over rocks in Malaysia's Nuang Recreational Forest.
The moist tropical rain forests of Malaysia, Indonesia, and parts of Papua New Guinea are sometimes collectively referred to as the Sunderland forest.
As with many endangered forests, the trees of the Sunderland forest are being stripped for agriculture.
(Read more about rain forest threats.)
Published April 20, 2012
Coastal East African Forests
Photograph by Ariadne van Zandbergen, Alamy
A forest near the ancient city of Gedi, Kenya, ranks among the world's most threatened, according to Donovan.
Parts of Kenya, Mozambique, and Tanzania—together known as the coastal East African tropical and subtropical forests—are being converted to farmland to help feed the region's growing population.
But Donovan does see some hopeful trends in forest conservation. For example, South American conservationists have been experimenting with a community-driven, bottoms-up approach to protecting forests.
The idea is that small groups of people will do a better job caring for their local tract of forest than a government will in protecting the forests of an entire country, he said.
"Brazil, Mexico, and the Americas have been the vanguard for this. Now there are exciting new initiatives trying to do the same in Africa and Asia."
(See "Tigers, Elephants Returning to War-Torn Cambodia Forest.")
Published April 20, 2012
Himalaya Moist Forests
Photograph by Andrew Wheeler, Alamy
Sunlight clears away the morning mist in Nepal's Kali Gandaki River Valley.
The Himalaya tropical and subtropical moist forests stretch from Nepal, through Myanmar (Burma) and northern India, and into Laos.
These forests are under "enormous pressures," Donovan said.
For example, the forests are being cut to meet both the needs of locals and those of the exploding middle classes in China and India.
(See "Himalaya Forests Vanishing, Species May Follow, Study Says.")
Published April 20, 2012
Savanna Forests, South America
Photograph by Frans Lanting, Alamy
Brazil's Cerrado Woodlands (pictured) is one of the largest savanna environments in the world.
While Africa's famous savannas are home to animals such as elephants and lions, eastern South America's savannas contain lesser known species such as the maned wolf and the greater rhea, a flightless bird.
Dangers to the Cerrado incude agriculture, charcoal production, water projects, and cattle ranching, Donovan said.
(See savanna pictures.)
Published April 20, 2012
Atlantic Dry Forest
Photograph from Imagebroker/Alamy
Flat-topped mesas dominate southeastern Brazil's Chapada Diamantina National Park, part of the Atlantic dry forest.
"This is a forest that has been under threat for a number of years," Donovan said. "Agriculture conversion and development are the big threats."
Overall, people don't have to live in countries with endangered forests to make a difference, Donovan said.
"Look at where things come from," he suggested.
"Whether it's at the grocery store or when you go to Home Depot, you can make a positive contribution with every ... buying decision you make."
(See "The Big Idea: Saving Forests" in National Geographic magazine.)
Published April 20, 2012
More Pictures of Forests in Danger >>
Photograph courtesy Sitha Som, Conservation International
Published April 20, 2012
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Aspen Skiing Co. officials say Egleston was unconscious after the collision with another female skier Monday afternoon. Resort officials say the other skier, whose name wasn't released, sustained minor injuries. Both skiers were wearing helmets.
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Smart Ways to Store Fabric
No matter what your definition of organization, here are some tips for sorting and storing your fabric stash.
Custom-Fit Closet [1]
Custom-built shelving in a closet allows you to maximize space for storing more fabric. Sort it by color to easily find the pieces you need. When you're done sewing, close the closet doors to keep clutter hidden.
Nooks and Crannies [3]
A repurposed sawhorse acts as an adjustable cutting and ironing stand, and also offers shelves below for stacks of fabric. Corral smaller pieces in baskets that fit under the sawhorse. In-progress projects stay organized in an sheet pan on the table.
Bake Shop Storage [5]
A roll-around commercial baker's rack can easily hold many works-in-progress. Each tray can be pulled out to lay on a cutting or sewing surface. And because it's on wheels, it can be moved out of the way to make space.
Pretty Pouch Storage [7]
An over-the-door organizer easily fits yardages of your favorite fabric. Clear windows allow you to grab what you need without rifling through pockets. Smaller pockets are perfect for holding cutting tools and spools of thread.
Flea Market Storage [9]
Look for unconventional storage at flea markets. Fabric piles can look creative and contained when you store them in fun containers that fit your decor.
From the Bottom Up [11]
Utilize space under a table for storing fabric. Add rolling carts with drawers or wire basket holders under your work space, so you have fabric close at hand while you're cutting or designing.
Lots of Labels [13]
And old office cabinet can easily be converted into sewing storage. Stack fabrics by color on the shelves and use the tiny drawers to store smaller supplies, such as thread, rulers, and scissors. Add labels to drawers and shelves, so you always know where to return items.
Unsort Your Stash [15]
If you're not a neat freak, this is a great way to store your scraps. A pull-out garbage can store both tiny scraps and bigger pieces of miscellaneous fabric. Install one right next to your cutting board, so you can easily toss scraps while piecing.
A Yummy Solution [17]
Food tupperware containers are an afforable way to store supplies. Corral all fabrics for one quilt in a larger tupperware container or stash ribbon or buttons away in smaller containers. Not only is tupperware stackable for easy storage, but it's also very portable!
Easy to See [19]
A wire bin right under your work space keeps your favorite fabric within reach and makes it easy to see what you have. If you have too much fabric to fit, consider displaying only what you need for your current project and keep the rest stored out of sight.
Quick and Clutter-Free [21]
Don't have the patience to organize and label your fabrics? No worries! Simply stack (or stuff) your fabrics onto a shelving unit. You can hide smaller scraps or supplies in bins, but precuts look pretty on shelves whether they're sorted or not.
Hanging Fabric Storage [23]
Mount cafe rods on a wall or the side of a cabinet to make great hangers for fat quarters. Organize fabric by color or by designer to make finding the perfect piece a breeze.
Photo Boxes [25]
Organize precuts by color or collection using clear photo boxes. Hide them behind doors or buy boxes with a tint to them for colorful storage.
Stylish Storage [27]
Storage doesn't have to by ugly. Turn a bookshelf into fabric storage and a work of art! Neatly stack fabrics on some of the shelves and use some to display spools of thread and ribbons in pretty glass containers and baskets. Display your favorite quilting books, pretty supplies, and vintage collectibles on top. Add a wall hanging for a pop of handmade style.
Rolled-Up Fabric Storage [29]
Contain rolls of felt or fabric using this quick and thrifty idea: cut a fabric measuring tape to size and sew on a colorful snap.
Fabric Decor [31]
Let your favorite fabrics double as decor. Fold fabrics neatly in a cabinet that looks as tidy when the doors are open as when they're shut.
Undercover Storage [33]
Hide unsightly supplies under a table covered with a cloth. Overlap the edges of the tablecloth in front, so you can easily lift up the curtain and grab what you need. Add a decorative ribbon around the top of the tablecloth for a bit of style.
Uniform Stacks [35]
Keep the height between shelves to a minimum. That way, pulling out a stack of fabric to sort through is manageable and you avoid creating leaning towers of fabric.
Neatly Tucked Away [37]
Have bits of ribbon and trims stashed in places you can't see? Wind them around uniform-size cards and store them in a pocketed, over-the-door hanger meant to hold shoes or toiletries.
Multitasking Storage [39]
Shoe organizers are a natural option for storing fabric. They're great for keeping rolls of batting, fusible web, and freezer paper from rolling around. Plus, they're just the right size for stacking your favorite collection of precuts.
Store by Sight [41]
Stash getting out of control? Shoe boxes might be the solution to manage your collection. Stash all your scraps by color, then cut a piece of fabric the same color and tape to the outside for quick reference!
Tucked Away [43]
Colorful and fun metal bins can hide fabric and look at home in any room! Tuck them onto bottom shelves for a bit of uniform or keep them on the top shelf for easy access.
Sort and Store [45]
If you only have room for underbed or big tub storage, don't forget to organize within those bigger containers! Use smaller boxes or dividers to keep fabric collections, precuts, or colors organized.
Rows of Color [47]
Organize fat quarters by color on an open shelf. They're easy to access and the pretty display of fabrics will allow you to see what colors you're running out of!
Set Scraps Aside [49]
Don't toss out fabric scraps! Instead, stash them in baskets sorted by color. When you're ready to make a scrappy quilt, pull out your baskets and get busy.
Sorted Storage [51]
Coordinate fabrics by designer, style, or manufacturer, and store in baskets of different shapes and sizes. The baskets allow you to keep various bundles and shapes of fabric in one location. Label the baskets to take organization to the next level!
Double Duty [53]
Don't overlook storage spaces that can do double duty. For instance, this storage bin system holds fabric and also serves as the base for a cutting and ironing surface.
At a Glance [55]
Stop searching and start working! Clear, resealable bags can hold magazines, fabric, and works in progress. Just open the bag and start sewing.
Sort by Size [57]
Whether you cut specific sizes from every fabric or cut yardages with a particular quilt project in mind, sorting by dimension is a storage option. Use clear-plastic storage boxes to hold fabrics of the same size and label the boxes for true efficiency.


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KTM factory riders rose to the occasion at Round 9 & 10 of the GP of Italy in Castiglion Fiorentino, closing out a good weekend on Sunday with across the board wins in E1, E2 and E3.
Eero Remes, Cristobal Guerrero of Spain and French rider Christophe Nambotin scooped all three classes on Sunday to add to wins by Antoine Meo and David Knight on Saturday. This went a long way to neutralizing the disappointment of a DNF by Meo on Sunday and a double DNF by Johnny Aubert.
Remes, who was third on Saturday in E1, was the fastest in all cross tests and never finished lower than fourth in any of the 12 tests held in Italy's blistering summer heat.
With Johnny Aubert off the E2 results sheets it was also a fine performance by Guerrero who was a model of consistency throughout Sunday to emerge on top of the E2 class.
The E3 on Sunday was firmly in the hands of Nambotin who won seven tests and was a consistent finisher in the remaining five. Together with his second place finish after teammate David Knight on Saturday the Frenchman picked up another slew of points to add to his leadership position.
Meanwhile it was a renaissance weekend for David Knight who added a third place podium on Sunday to his confidence-building win on Saturday. Knight competed for the first time on the KTM 300 EXC, a switch to the 2-stroke machine after more than a decade on the 4-strokes. He now looks set to deliver a better showing in the second half of the season.
"I felt I needed to try something new," Knight told enduro21.com prior to the technical control on Friday afternoon in Italy. "Something hasn't quite clicked this year and I'm not sure why. I feel like I've been riding good and although the four-stroke is bigger, it's also better than before yet my times still weren't there. I think there's been a shift in events. This season the special tests have really suited the lighter and nimble two-stroke." David first tried the 300 EXC in the recent Erzbergrodeo and decided he would make the switch.
Sunday's EJ class also went to KTM with Italian Jonathan Manzi quickest home and Kevin Benavides of Argentina in second. The two riders finished 2-3 on Saturday.
E1 Results Sunday
1. Eero Remes (FIN), KTM
2. Matti Seistola (FIN), Husqvarna
3. Thomas Oldrati (I), KTM
4. Rodrig Thain (F), HM-Honda
5. Fabien Planet (F), Sherco
Other KTM
DNF Antoine Meo (F), KTM
E1 Standings after 10 of 16 rounds
1. Meo, 160 points
2. Thain, 130
3. Remes, 128
4. Seistola, 117
5. Simone Albergoni (I), HM Honda, 104
E2 Results Sunday
1. Cristobal Guerrero (E), KTM
2. Juha Salminen (FIN), Husqvarna
3. Ivan Cervantes (E), Gas-Gas
4. Antoine Basset (F), Yamaha
5. Oscar Balletti (I), Beta
Other KTM
7. Armand Monleon (E), KTM
10. Fabio Mossini (I), KTM
14. Jeremy Tarroux (F), KTM
17. Mateo Zoppas (I), KTM
DNF Johnny Aubert (F), KTM
E2 Standings after 10 of 16 rounds
1. Guerrero, 155 points
2. Pierre-Alexandre Renet (F), Husaberg, 151
3. Salminen, 137
4. Cervantes, 120
5. Aubert, 98
E3 Results Sunday
1. Christophe Nambotin (F), KTM
2. Joakim Ljunggren (S), Husaberg
3. David Knight (GB), KTM
4. Aigar Leok (EST), TM
5. Oriol Mena (E), Husaberg
Other KTM
8. Marcus Kehr (D), KTM
12. Andrea Belotti (I), KTM
13. Manuel Monni (I), KTM
15. Ronni Marconato (I), KTM
E3 Standings after Round 10
1. Nambotin, 197 points
2. Knight, 143
3. Ljunggren, 142
4. Leok, 133
5. Mena, 124
EJ Results Sunday
1. Jonathan Manzi (I), KTM
2. Kevin Benavides (RA), KTM
3. Mathias Bellino (F), Husaberg
4. Nicolo Mori (I), TM
5. Rudi Moroni (I), KTM
Other KTM
12. Ian Blythe (USA), KTM
13. Marc Solar (E), KTM
14. Nicola Piccinini (I), KTM
DNF Edoardo D'Ambrosio (I), KTM
EJ Standings after 10 of 16 rounds
1. Bellino, 189 points
2. Manzi, 148
3. Daniel McCanney (GB), Gas-Gas, 132
4. Kevin Benavides (RA), KTM, 130
5. Victor Guerrero (E), KTM, 98
Youth Cup Results Sunday
1. Giacomo Redondi (I), KTM
2. Guido Conforti (I), Yamaha
3. Matteo Bresolin (I), Husaberg
Youth Cup Standings after 10 of 16 rounds
1. Redondi, 197 points
2. Bresolin, 90
3. Conforti, 87
All results and standings on www.enduro-abc.com


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Road cycling training buddiesHi all,
I live in Wellard and work FIFO and am looking for guys to ride with Thursday through to Tuesday prefer morning but would be happy just to ride with others, as enjoy riding with Avanti Plus Rockingham guys on a Sat morn. My average is 30kph over a 75km ride, but will be happy to take the lead or sit in a pack.
Re: Road cycling training buddiesWrong end of the road to me
Re: Road cycling training buddiesGive me six months and I might be able to do that ~ I'm just getting into it and am still doing small distances up the freeway on every other weekend (I cheat and catch the train back).
-edit- I am also in Wellard
Re: Road cycling training buddiesI'm willing to jump on the train early doors if you have some good routes up ur end Marty.
I can help u if u r just starting out as I no how hard it is to try and do it on ur own angrybary Scott CR1 Team
Re: Road cycling training buddiesSounds like a plan once I start get my legs back ~ which I think should only take until the new year.
Just doing the 20km stretch to Cockburn, with plans to reverse direction and do the stretch to Mandurah in the future (I'm avoiding going further north than Cockburn as I don't fancy those roadworks). Hopefully by the winter I'll be back into it and riding most of the way to work a few times a week (Wellard to West Perth).
Re: Road cycling training buddiesHey,
I make the Saturday avanti rides when I can ( wake up in time haha) I am in Baldivis, not far, usually riding 4-5 days a week on the PSP. Weekday rides are in the afternoon for me, but would be Interested in Sunday morning rides, would be a welcome change to riding solo all the time. Jamie.
Re: Road cycling training buddiesI rode to East Perth on my last break argybargy and it took just under 1hr 30 the worst bit I found was from Farrington through to Canning Bridge can't wait till they get the works finished. Although you could make a pretty good loop with apron 5km of road and the rest bike path, will have a look in the morning as work messed my flights up (what a shame lol). Unfortunately I won't be doing much until the week between Christmas and new year as work and holidays.
Hey Jamie, what do u ride I'm only there every other week with work, I've got the white Scott CR1. What sort of distances are you covering at the min? I've just got up to around the 75/80km mark, also what times do you ride in the afternoon? Might be tempted to change if can find others to share the work load with the winds Scott CR1 Team
Re: Road cycling training buddiesCalista resident here, I work 9 to 5 M to F in the CBD, usually commute 3+ times a week, but days & times too unpredictable
Saturday you will find me on the Avanti Rockingham ride (usually on the blue Fuji SL1) Sundays is Criterium Racing with PDCC, it is on the Motorplex this and next Sunday if you want check it out. As you are capable of 30kph over 75km you are ready for D grade. Can try it out, by getting a day licence $33 on the day + $15 race fee There is a PDCC social ride on Tuesday morning , don't know the start point, route, distance or pace. Just know a few people who ride it regularly. Thursday morning a group ride out from Rockingham via Baldivis to Mudijong for the Mudijong Wheelers ride and return, 90km total for me. The pace out and back is moderate, the Wheelers ride pace is light, until the older riders turn off and the younger riders (and you will be the youngest of this group by far, I usually am at 52) pick up the pace for next 15km, the final 6km on Wright St, pace is fast to leg rippingly brutal depending on who is there. Reward for finishing cake and tea or coffee ($2 contribution). PM me or ask me on Saturday for more info my blog Nick Cowie, member of Peel District Cycling Club
Re: Road cycling training buddiesCockburn to Rockingham Monday to Friday here. Most days solo.
Proudly "a hater of academics with helmet cams"
Re: Road cycling training buddiesWhat time do you do the Cockburn to Rocko trip Mark?? Is it for work or would you consider a coast route back to Cockburn??
Hey Nickobec what sort of pace do the do on the Thursday morn ride and what time? I can only do this Thursday as going away for the rest of my break. If you ride to work what time would you normally leave as I'm thinking of doin Wellard to Perth, Perth to Fremantle then Fremantle to Wellard this Thursday to try and get a big ride in see how the legs cope. Might look more into the Criterium would be nice to do something like that as I do have a little competitive streak in me (don't we all) What time do u ride during the week Waslem Scott CR1 Team
Re: Road cycling training buddies
They leave from Baldivis at 7am, 28kph for the 26km ride to Mundijong. About the same average for the 32km loop, but that is deceiving. The first half is very casual and social, just under 25kph, the pace picks up for the second half and then with 7km to go, it really picks up, anywhere between 33kph and 37kph, depending who is riding. There is a competitive sprint for the old railway crossing. Don't worry most people get dropped and make there back to the football club . The post tea & cake return ride is also at about 28kph. The strava entry for my last Thursday ride http://app.strava.com/activities/27836790
The bad news is I am so unpredictable with my leaving times, I want to leave between 6:30 and 7am, but actually leave between 7 to 7:45am. As long as I am at work by 9:30 no problem, but the detours are playing havoc with that. I would suggest Wellard, Fremantle, Perth, Wellard. As it is easier to bail and catch a train most of the way home on the Perth Wellard leg. The alternative is ride to the PSP, ride south to south yunderup, turn round head north refuel at a cycle friendly south perth cafe, then return home. Plenty of bail options and 160km in you do the full trip. That's the spirit. Looks like most of today's Avanti Rockingham fast group will be racing with Scott (the man and the bike) convincing the Cannondale rider (whose name escapes me) to race E grade with him tomorrow. Probably 1st and 2nd there, unless a certain committee member pulls rank and bumps them to D. my blog Nick Cowie, member of Peel District Cycling Club
Re: Road cycling training buddiesHi mate.
Usually leave Rowley about 6.30 and I don't mind the coast route back home from work. Proudly "a hater of academics with helmet cams"
Re: Road cycling training buddiesYeah usually spr Saturday and casual recover ride Sunday. A mate is learning his way in to cycling at the moment, so just going so so at the moment.
Proudly "a hater of academics with helmet cams"
Re: Road cycling training buddiesHey guys
I'm in Baldivis too and ride to work in Canning Vale 2 days per week (weather permiting) and ride on Sunday mornings too. I usually stick to the psp but do the ocassional doghill loop and trip down to Mandurah for a coffee then back again. I'm averaging about 28-30kph over 50kms. but would like someone to train with to try and get fitter and faster. I sometime ride with a group on Sunday mornings from Cockburn at 6.30am for a 75-80k loop then coffee and a muffing afterwards but the group can be a little slow depending on whos riding. I'll be out tomorrow at about 7.30-8.00am heading south from Safety bay road on the psp if you're interested. I ride a Black, red & white Fuji Altemira. See you out there! Fuji Altamira 3.0 2012
Re: Road cycling training buddiesHi Marty.
I'll be leaving my office approx 4.00 pm and heading north to Cockburn if you're interested mate. Proudly "a hater of academics with helmet cams"
Re: Road cycling training buddiesHey Mark,
Would love to if only I wasn't at work and don't get home until Wednesday night, but if your up for riding in to work on Thursday I will up for joining in then continue on my loop. Scott CR1 Team
Re: Road cycling training buddiesHey Marty, should be good to go, I'll keep you posted mate.
Edit : I usually depart my office between 3.30 pm and 4.00 pm Monday to Friday, and go north along Patterson Road, then east up Thomas Road to the freeway (Anketell Road isn't bad, but the the trucks do test the nerves, likewise for Russell Road). Then I continue along the PSP to Rowley Road and head east til I get home. So yeah, that's the normal routine. If you ever want to join in, you're more than welcome to meet up at my office. Proudly "a hater of academics with helmet cams"
Re: Road cycling training buddiesWhat is your normal route and time you leave to get to work Mark as I am more of an early doors rider than a afternoon due to family, etc.
pm sent Scott CR1 Team
Re: Road cycling training buddiesHi Marty I'm in the the same boat as you, work fifo except 2 & 1 and am keen to find training buddies.
I get home Wednesday morning and normally avg. about 300-350km for the week
Re: Road cycling training buddiesHi Ben, what time and distance do you normall ride and speed, that's pretty good distance to be ride hopefully I will get there next year up around the 200 to 250 km in my time off.
Scott CR1 Team
Re: Road cycling training buddiesMarty I normally head out from Aubin Grove most day's about 9:15am and have to be home about 1:45pm to pick my little one up from school.
Average speed is depended on a few factors but usually around 28 ish Here's the rough schedule for my rides, not sure I will get Monday and Tues this time round as it will be school holidays Wednesday 20-25km Thursday 80-90km Friday 60-70km Saturday rest day Sunday PDCC crit race Monday 80km Tuesday 100-120 If you or anyone else is keen to meet up for a ride just drop me a p.m. Last edited by Ben82 on Tue Dec 11, 2012 11:17 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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These are the notes from the The 260th Meeting of Noisebridge. Note-taker: Ken; Moderator: Leif.
Kyle explains what Noisebridge is. Ken explains consensus. Leif explains blocking.
- Consensus decision on HTML front page has been tabled to next week.
- Finances are going well! Let's keep it going so that we have 3 full months of funds in the bank.
- Talking about banks, should we switch to SF Fire Credit Union?
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Short announcements and events
- Kevin: Has questionnaires for his project studying Noisebridge! They are anonymous and 1 page long and about Noisebridge as a space. Results of the study will be shared openly on the Noisebridge Wiki
- Danny: Will hold "Noisebridge 101" classes, mainly on Mondays at 6:00pm for 1 hour, starting soon! Stop by to learn more about Noisebridge and its history and culture and operating style and tools / resources.
- Frontend Web Development resumes again next Monday, April 15th!
- 5mof is next week, April 18th!
Membership Binder
- Richard Bottoms (Week 1): no sponsors
- Joseph Edward Martin (Week 2) – No sponsors
- Sai (Week 3) - 1 sponsor (Danny)
- Nick Shapiro (Week 2) - 1 sponsor (Carl); last week I think Miloh also offered to sponsor, but no signature on form
Financial Report
- Danny wrote a Python script to go through Mint.com and parse all of our transactions into a spreadsheet and sum total
- (obvious violation of Mint.com's TOS and he is a naughty criminal according to CFAA)
- Funds in bank: $20,112.92, hoorah!
- We need to pay May rent, but April rent has been paid!
- Our 3 month operating budget is $18K, so let's still aim to get our reserve fund up to that
- Recurring monthly donations are now at a sustainable level
- We did not discuss Noisetor finances.
Consensus items
Proposals from last week
- Tom: "We add a new plain HTML front page to the Noisebridge domain, to allow for a design more amenable to newcomers. The system for managing this content should have the property that a small number can push changes live, while many folks can produce designs and stage/suggest them."
- Decision to discuss & postpone consensus decision because Tom is not present and, in contrast to last week, most people present are pro-MediaWiki
- Danny has friends over at MediaWiki, so if there are things we need or don't like we should get in touch
- Ben has friends who may be able to rewrite MediaWiki in not-PHP
- Many present agree that their favorite language is not-PHP
- Images for MediaWiki should be SMALLER! (Ken is dumb) since we pay to host large files!
- Ben: Dr. Jesus needs to stop pinging Noisebridge; claims 80% (90%?) of all visits to Noisebridge.net are from Dr. Jesus pinging us
- Proposed alternatives for image hosting:
- Ken will make a wiki page to coordinate the Wiki redesign
Proposals for next week
- Leif is writing one new consensus proposal regarding creating a new account at SFFireCU.
Discussion Notes
Hell's Cargo (i.e., Wells Fargo)
- Kevin: Currently Noisebridge's bank account is Hell's Cargo, which is an evil bank. Let's switch to something less evil, like a local credit union. Maybe San Francisco Fire Credit Union? They have an education business account(?) and pay 2.5% interest and invest locally.
- Why do we have Hell's Cargo…? Apparently last time Noisebridge proposed a switch away we didn't because it's just a bit of a pain, and a few people had direct deposits set up into our account.
- Danny: People have pledged to donate so long as we switch from PayPal
- Ben: SFFireCU has terrible IT but great customer service, while most banks have decent IT but terrible customer service...so while their tech is bad, at least they will fix it?
- Additional credit union suggestions: Self-Pay (Danny), Redwood Credit Union (Dan #2)
- General consensus seems to be in favor of at least creating a new account with SFFireCU and keeping the Hell's Cargo account until it is obsolete.
- Someone (Danny? Leif?) will write a consensus proposal for next week's meeting
- Leif: Has been here for quite a while; currently interested in tahoe-lafs; started tahoe grid with tor hidden services
- Angel: New to Noisebridge; does graphic design, video; wants to get more into coding
- J.C.: Does hacking in general; working on creating more hackerspace in the North Bay
- Joe Black: Does security, Unix, web development; first heard of Noisebridge via Mitch; has been here a couple months
- Nick Shapiro: Makes games; is hiring!
- Kyle: Architecture student studying Noisebridge as a community and as a space; has been here for a few months
- Dan: Does any programming, web services, ...
- Dan #2: Has been coming for few months; first heard of Noisebridge via a radio interview with Mitch a few years ago; has been programming so long that he is temporarily bored with it, but still gets his hands dirty with code
- Dana: Likes to work on LED stuff; is today working on wearable electronics
- Kevin: Has been coming for a couple months as well; does a bunch of things on the computer; works in the wood shop every once in a while; also works in kitchen; is doing well
- Danny: Has been coming to Noisebridge for 3-4 years; thinks a lot and tries to write about technological culture
- Ken: Is taking notes
- Joe: Third time here; has known about Noisebridge an embarrassingly long time but lived in Mountain View so he went to Hacker Dojo instead; tricked into being a computer guy; writes code, looking to build a stove
- Rupert: Visting from Montreal (greetings from FooLab!); first time at Noisebridge but has known about Noisebridge for a long time (we're pretty famous :p); glad to be here and see what's going on; does hardware and software and woodshop
- Luke: Also visiting from Montreal; Noisebridge is impressive, enjoys it very much; into computer vision and machine learning
- Lassl: Visiting from Norway! Here for 3 days; came to Noisebridge today because he was looking for fruit but saw the Noisebridge banner and went in; electrical engineer but got bored of organized 90 degree lines, so he started doing graphic design and font and web development


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