11/10/23 When you think of climate, what do you think of? We areWill beWe send frequencyAffecting each otherAffirming our choice, right toboundaries, feelingsaying yes to, saying no to The Yes beneath the noThe No beneath the yes
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What’s with the name? Mybikeskills… I mean, “my bikes kills! … just saying said a commenter long ago” and I honestly hadn’t thought of that word combination until then. In the spirit of Carol Dweck’s Growth Mindset work, I wanted to communicate that we all have the potential to learn a skill. When we do,
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If you are curious about someday getting out on the road for yourself or with your family, there’s an easy way to get started… right now from your computer. If you are a grown up fan of the building with a well known bricks and blocks system or know someone who is and have about
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In this podcast I join Rose Pedals who brings me up to speed on recent California E-Bike legislation aimed at helping people replace old polluting cars with new ebikes. Summary, Let’s get better outreach going to create better legislation. If we want to increase the mobility options of those who may be priced out of
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Yes…. And you should try it…I often hear people say that riding an e-bike is “cheating” and I want to challenge that idea here. If having an e-bike makes it more fun, practical, easy to choose to bike e-bike instead of driving, then that’s a huge win. Less pollution, more fun, more possibilities, and easy
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I occasionally get to work with the San Francisco based Kulintang Arts or KULARTS, “the premier presenter of contemporary and tribal Pilipino arts in the United States.” It’s a wonderful organization that creates powerful productions. Over the last month, I had the opportunity to build this “Spirit Boat” for their Lakbai Diwa, Diasporic Spirit Project.
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May 24, 2020 Way back in 2000 I led a 1000 mile bicycle tour with 4 other people from Montreal, Canada to Washington D.C. It was a 3-week self-supported trip focused on the theme of Globalization and Youth Leadership. It was an adventure and learning experience that we get into briefly in the podcast. On
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Volts, amps, watts, amp-hours, watt-hours, and miliamp-hours? What does all this mean? As I often struggle to understand these terms myself, I thought I’d do a post for all of us. Most e-bike batteries are described in voltages that are increments of 12. I mainly deal with 36, 48, and 52 volt batteries. For background,
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Walk SF:Can you tell us about your connection to the Longfellow Elementary School Walking School Bus? Jason Serafino-Agar:My connection to the Longfellow Walking School Bus goes back to when Jacquie Zapata-Chavez decided to start one at Longfellow in 2008. I have stayed connected in the years as leadership has passed to other dedicated parents. Now,
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People have been riding bicycles to go surfing for years. I did this often when I lived closer to the beach. Now I live father away and I’ve been driving for to go surfing for the longest time with regret. My regret was that I have been destroying the ocean and my children’s future by
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