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Send some good wishes to Kathy S
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I don't want this discussion to be too easily searchable so let's leave out last names, but Kathy (of the dog in the basket and the bridge plates) has been in the hospital twice in the past few…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by David Barish May 13.

Faked out at 4-way stop
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I kind of let this go along with the other daily unpleasantries that come along with moving about on city streets shared with 2-ton death machines, but got to thinking on a long ride last night that…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Tucker May 13.

Michigander fat tire tour- anyone interested?
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(yes, the other Michigan thread made me think of this.)Great ride I used to do almost yearly:…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Shirlee Berman May 7.

Who can help get some ghost bikes made?
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The Chicago Ride of Silence is approaching on May 15.This year's ride will take a new route, and several ghost bikes need to be installed in advance of the ride.They are for:Jackie M- Wabash and…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by dan brown May 7.

 

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Mike Zumwalt replied to h' 1.0's discussion 'Air conditioner poll-- who's getting by without?'
"I sold mine, prematurely? possibly. But last year was brutal this year seems more normal and even when it's hot during the day it cools off over night. BTW last year was the first time in 15+ years of city/apartment living that I bought an air…"
22 hours ago
Jared replied to h' 1.0's discussion 'Air conditioner poll-- who's getting by without?'
"Haven't put it in yet.  Sort of a pain to carry up from the basement and install and the temperature is going to drop anyways."
23 hours ago
Matt M. replied to h' 1.0's discussion 'Air conditioner poll-- who's getting by without?'
"Yep. Just have to remember to close the bathroom window before flushing. It's rather noisy........"
23 hours ago
Anne Alt replied to h' 1.0's discussion 'Air conditioner poll-- who's getting by without?'
"We're ilving on ceiling fans and open windows for now."
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Mike F replied to h' 1.0's discussion 'Air conditioner poll-- who's getting by without?'
"Furnace got flooded last month, new one one Friday, glad it's not August or 90."
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Tank-Ridin' Ryan replied to h' 1.0's discussion 'Air conditioner poll-- who's getting by without?'
"David, You really need to move into a building like this. "
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David P. replied to h' 1.0's discussion 'Air conditioner poll-- who's getting by without?'
"This is known as "two-sixty air" but at home we're missing the sixty part! :) "
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Jerry Lee replied to h' 1.0's discussion 'Air conditioner poll-- who's getting by without?'
"I only use my window unit when it is over 90 degrees, my main cooling is mt Patton fan, I never had an air conditioner in my cars, I love driving with the window open, even in rain and freezing temp weather. So far I haven't broken out the…"
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Thedutchtouch replied to h' 1.0's discussion 'Air conditioner poll-- who's getting by without?'
"Didn't want to do it yet, but the AC got pulled out today, after my wife had an allergy induced asthma attack. I like her more than i like saving a few bucks."
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David P. replied to h' 1.0's discussion 'Air conditioner poll-- who's getting by without?'
"I'll wait 'til June, but since a friend gave my girlfriend a window unit this winter, I can use both of mine and now I can keep the rest of the apartment coolish in addition to my bedroom, hooray!"
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neozen replied to h' 1.0's discussion 'Air conditioner poll-- who's getting by without?'
"Got by without it last year.  Going to get by without it this year (particularly with the help of more brewery-seeking rides)."
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Lanterne Rouge replied to h' 1.0's discussion 'Air conditioner poll-- who's getting by without?'
"Window unit went back in last night. I have no shame."
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Jeff Schneider replied to h' 1.0's discussion 'Air conditioner poll-- who's getting by without?'
"I have a window AC unit, but a few years ago just decided to leave it in the closet.  I've just gotten used to being warmer when it's hot outside.  Funny, I think I'm handling it better now than when I was 30 years younger.…"
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Anne Alt replied to h' 1.0's discussion 'The most beautiful day of the year'
"There are a lot of wonderful aromas in the air at this time of year - one of my favorite things about this season and why I'd much rather be riding or walking than in a car. "
May 16
Lisa Curcio 4.0 mi replied to h' 1.0's discussion 'The most beautiful day of the year'
"Another reason I don't want to live in San Diego!"
May 16

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Funny Bike
The kind of riding I do:
Commuting
About me:
Just a regular chainlinker . . .
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http://bikechicago.info

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At 6:42pm on August 3, 2012, h' 1.0 said…

IN response to O, who censors comments to his wall:
Yes, in fact I do grease my lens.  Is that bad?

At 4:42pm on November 23, 2011, El Guicho said…

I saw you posted on my cannondale for sale thread.  I know the bike looks deceiving but it is 23'.  Those aluminum tubes make those bikes look smaller. 

At 7:22am on February 15, 2011, Terry Bloom said…

I understand your frustration.  I was asked to help out after there was some problems with the original dates and the former producer back in late November(or so i understand)... They didn't want it to be in February in Chicago, but rather the fall, but instead of skipping Chicago after the problems they said they still wanted to try to do the 10th Anniversary show and then hopefully the 2011 tour later this year(fall) instead of having Chicago miss a year.

So I will be in touch, and I do agree that we should coordinate dates, I am from the nonprofit world where I feel more organizations need to combine efforts rather than compete.  I appreciate your candidness and I hope we can work together in the future.

At 1:56am on January 25, 2011, Paul Fitz, Scrabblor said…

Open shop was a bit on the slow side, but we were competing with some afternoon snow and a bears game.  We had about 6 or 7 folks come thru, mostly prolific volunteers.  DJ Ang.g played some tunes for us + good times were had. 

That strip on oakley was always what I understood as heart of chicago.  I've never heard it called heart of italy, but that would make some sense.  I like discussing/defining/debating neighborhood boundaries and am intrigued, but I'm not buying west of ashland as a contemporary 'heart of chicago'.  It would be a logical name, what with it being in the middle, but I think an overwhelming (90%+?) majority of residents know it as pilsen (particularly east of hoyne + certainly anywhere near ashland).  It seems like either an arcane title or a specific community/neighborhood within another (like hamilton park to englewood, scottsdale to ashburn or palmer square to logan square).   I think people get some rights of community definitions though so sure, I'll toss it up under the neighborhood description.  

At 12:42am on January 25, 2011, Paul Fitz, Scrabblor said…

Working Bikes open shop is going to be monthly until it warrants a weekly.  The next one will be Feb 20th, hopefully we can get enough folks to make it weekly! 

 

I had been thinking of listing the location as pilsen/littlevillage due our location being on the border, but wouldn't say heart of chicago as I always saw that as a neighborhood/community within pilsen.  I've never heard of heart of chicago starting at ashland and am a little curious to where you get that, Damen seems overly generous.  I definitely wasn't trying to diss little village, I just id it a lil westernly of us.   A lot of neighborhoods have somewhat sliding borders, marquette park/west englewood, brightonpark/gage park, back of the yards and everything around it... I'm comfortable saying working bikes is on a border, but folks I've known in lil village seem to call it pilsen till you start rolling west.   I hope that makes some sense to why I wrote 'pilsen'.

At 7:46pm on December 2, 2010, Ron said…
Hi Howard! I'm winter vacationing in New Orleans until April. I'm looking to perhaps open up here as well. Hope all is well with you and all in the recovery collective.
At 1:58am on October 30, 2010, genaro said…
Remember "we're Little Village people"..?

Love the fact that it sounded like we're people from a diminutive village. ^5
At 4:01pm on October 11, 2010, pjc jr said…
Hey Howard, not sure who is doing daily admining, but could you see if you could get my Heartland Cafe gathering up on the calendar soon. Its for Wednesday night and wanted people to have a chance to see the post.
Thanks, PJ
At 5:21pm on September 27, 2010, Anne Wieland said…
i could possibly go tomorrow with whom ever is hoping to go...do you know when they want to go or thier info--email me at annepwieland@gmail.com :) thanks
At 12:36am on July 29, 2010, Gabe said…
July: Sewage Mass ;-)
Aug: Thang Mass ;-)

Ya know for a rdie that needs to be voted on it is pretty hyped. ;-) I've seen 3 e-mails and 2 FB invites to the underwear mass. Voting really is dead.
 
 
 

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