The World Below the Brine 2
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Thelonious Monk 
(David Redfern)

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Thelonious Monk 

(David Redfern)

>two-cent-gutterslut replied to your post: 26 Miles, 1 hour 41 minutes, 1182 calories

You sure that’s the exact number? Seems like something like that should be a fair bit more especially considering how fast you went.

See, and I was thinking it was going to be lower, but actually, looking at it, it’s about right, the numbers jive proportionally with my smaller trips.  Plus, I wasn’t going that fast, just over 15 mph.  I think it would surprise people to find out how many calories we actually burn when we exercise.  For instance, you’d think walking three miles five days a week would burn a bunch, but each walk is only burning 300 calories a piece, which wouldn’t even cover the two granola bars I ate this morning.

26 Miles, 1 hour 41 minutes, 1182 calories

I did my first 20+ mile bike ride today.  It wasn’t bad, except when I got home and saw that I’d burned an estimated 1,182 calories, which freaked me out considering I did the entire trip on only two cashew granola bars.  I’m going to have to eat more before the next one.

I was at the beach today, and these kids were playing acoustic guitars on the sidewalk, I guess for money or something, I don’t know.  Anyway, of the three or four songs I heard, they all had the same chord progression of the beginning of “Secret”.  I wanted to burst in with “Things haven’t been the same…”, but I didn’t want to interrupt the one kid’s affected singer/songwriter voice, he was really laying it on— there were a couple girls nearby.

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Erykah Badu ~ On & On

It’s Saturday Sushi night, and the humidity in New England is so stifling that this is what I plan to wear.  Yatta!

I just felt like posting this one, and fortunately TLC have a Vevo.

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Cornel West issues a poverty manifesto 
- The educator, activist, and former Harvard professor is touring the country with broadcaster Tavis Smiley to stir up interest in their new “poverty manifesto” called “The Rich and the Rest of Us.”
(JEFRY WRIGHT)

boston:

Cornel West issues a poverty manifesto

- The educator, activist, and former Harvard professor is touring the country with broadcaster Tavis Smiley to stir up interest in their new “poverty manifesto” called “The Rich and the Rest of Us.”

(JEFRY WRIGHT)

Happy birthday to Bob Dylan!

I’m disappointed that there isn’t a better version of this video on YouTube.  Anyway, it’s got it all: bicycling, New York City, and great music.