Archive for September, 2006

Be careful on here

Thursday, September 28th, 2006

I’ve been getting loads of spam comments over the last few days. If you see a comment with obvious filth in it, please don’t click the link - you’ll only encourage them. I need to upgrade my WordPress installation; could someone arrange some 28 hour days for me?

Solitude Frame - first photos

Tuesday, September 26th, 2006

Here are the first photos I have of my SSUK prize frame from Solitude Cycles. Alex writes about the frame on his blog. I’d got a bit muddled - the frame was being delivered to Alex today, not me.

Here are the photos (click for a bigger version):

Pretty, isn’t it?

cx

Tuesday, September 26th, 2006

Advice for Friends of Cyclocross by Eugène Christophe

Old cx photos

Parcel Stress

Monday, September 25th, 2006

I got an email this afternoon to say that my Solitude Cycles frame should arrive tomorrow! Woo!

Update

I can’t get foks with the length of steerer tube I need for the bar height, if I have a 100mm 35deg stem. Alex drew this up to see what diference it would make going for no spacer […]

newtorylabour

Friday, September 22nd, 2006

New Tory Labour : Climate Change

As made by Tim at Bloggerheads.com

The Great Milk Stout Ride 2006 - Pictures

Wednesday, September 20th, 2006

There are a couple of photo collections from The Great Milk Stout Ride 2006 now online.

Me 1
Me 2
Me 3
Me 4 (in the background)
Me 5
Me 6 (could have been a good one of me)
Me 7
Me 8

Mark Thomas

Monday, September 18th, 2006

Mark Thomas is playing the Darlington Arts centre on October 5th.

The Great Milk Stout Ride 2006

Sunday, September 17th, 2006

Took part on this charity ride at Hamsterly Forest today. Felt really good, especially considering last week was my biggest week of commuting for a long time. Climbing, the ss has to go fast, or you just stall, so I was climbing the hills fast, getting off to walk when it was ust […]

A computer is like a bicycle for the mind

Thursday, September 14th, 2006

Interesting post at Presentation Zen looking at the way we use computers. An analogy that I can relate to:

does a personal laptop in the school function as a bicycle for the mind, amplifying the student’s own capabilities and new knowledge or is it more like a car with pre-packaged formulas that allow the student […]

Oil

Saturday, September 9th, 2006