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... official on a crusade called Councillor Michael Walker to thank for negative bicycle intiatives. Thanks to him the tide risks being reversed in that city. Philadelphia's ... rather promote public health but he has been vocal in swinging it the other way. His connections to the auto industry certainly don't help his street cred. We even have such individuals here in Denmark, in positions of ...

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Travel Oregon will convene the Oregon Bicycle Tourism Partnership on Friday, November 20 from 1-4 p.m. at The Portland Building, Room B, 1120 SW 5th (between Main ... tour of the site, how you can get listed and use it) • Oregon Bike Summit (plans for 2010) • Bicycle Show (Pedal Nation event) Feel free to join the conversation! Contact Kristin Dahl - Kristin@TravelOregon.com with questions.

... screens all day. Even when I look at other people's faces I tend to see a blur, unless I really make an effort to focus. High definition, but a blur. I discovered that the convention, the industry standard, happens to be this softer image. In other words, everything we're seeing, almost all of it, is just slightly out of focus. It says a lot for the world we live in, that we're ...