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Writing By BikeEarlier this week, I took out my keys and discovered that one key inexplicably had become wedged in the ring of another one such that I could not for the life of me untangle them. It was like one of these mechanical disentanglement puzzles that I was never very good at solving. All week I… 
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Learning to Be a Big Spenderin DissertationIt's one thing to not follow your own advice; it's even worse when you've forgotten what that advice was in the first place. I used to dispense insights about writing to my freshman writing students; now I feel like getting back in touch to see if I can borrow their notes (yes, let's pretend they… 
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From here to there, one fall morningA short video from my bike ride to work this morning. [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62tS-646ut4] 
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 Halloween, JP Stylein NeighborhoodSunday evening was the annual Lantern Parade at Jamaica Pond, a community event which involves walking around the pond with lanterns lit. Kids come in their costumes, music is playing, a cider press provide fresh apple cider–it's a great scene.Tonight as I was riding home from work I passed more tricker-treaters in Brookline and JP… 
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Why Bike to Work?in Biking"Why bike to work?" Because you might see something interesting along the way, according to Phillip Barron at nicomachus.net. Phillip emailed me with link to this great slideshow of photos he's taken while biking in the Durham, NC area. I like the way he includes a bike in each image, as if to remind us… 
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I Heart Commutingin BikingThanks to Sara for sending this my way. I couldn’t have said it better myself. 
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 Fixed Gear and Fixed RateIn the space of two hours on Friday afternoon, I closed on a condo in Jamaica Plain and picked up a fixed gear bike at Ace Wheelworks in Somerville. Sorry to drop this news on you without any run-up, but that's just the way it has to be. I can't really explain why I haven't… 
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 Memorial Day: Hope Cemetery, BostonLast night I rode by Hope Cemetery for the first time and noticed the flags set up for the veterans. It seemed appropriate today to return for another look. 
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The Right Ride: A Collaborative Map for Safer Biking in BostonEarlier this week, Nancy M. pointed me to a new Google mashup called The Right Ride, designed to allow users to document dangers spots for bikers by adding annotations to a map. Chris Briaotta created the site in response to the recent death of two Boston cyclists, and it gives fellow bikers a way to… 
