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Ride your bicycle; save the Chesapeake Bay →

An environmental group dedicated to protecting and restoring the Chesapeake Bay is launching a campaign -- Cyclist for the Bay -- to get people out of their cars and onto their bikes. The Chesapeake Bay Foundation is asking people to pledge to use their bicycles whenever possible, bike to work at least once a week, and spread the word about the need to protect the bay. The Chesapeake Bay on the East Coast is one of the ...

tags: chesapeake bay foundation, h l mencken, protein factory, natural wonders, environmental group, clams, oysters, crabs, bicycles, east coast, bicycle, pledge, bikes, pollution, fish, cars

Posted at Biking Bis on November 19, 2008, 8:03 am

Reading List →

Fill'er up: CARPE DIEM: $1.45 Gas in Kansas City! Stuff White People Like: Black Music that Black People Don't Listen to Anymore BrothersJudd Blog: WHEN ARE THEY CARBON-DATING THE SHROUD OF DARWIN?: "If you didn't have the relics people might not believe the Prophet had existed." NASA and Google Successfully Test Deep Space Internet @ Universe Today In October, America bought nothing and built nothing.Housing Starts at Record Low @ Calculated Risk. And, in the same month, we became ...

tags: same sex marriage, angry mob, internet universe, calculated risk, space internet, universe today, throwing a party, google, store food, thomas sowell, dollar store, nand, black music, carpe diem, shroud, deep space, relics, reading list, swipe, prophet

Posted at American Digest on November 19, 2008, 7:03 am

Arcade: A Kingdom for Keflings →

Content: A Kingdom for KeflingsPrice: 800 Microsoft PointsAvailability: All Xbox LIVE regionsDash Text: [ESRB: E (EVERYONE) MILD CARTOON VIOLENCE] Xbox LIVE Multiplayer 2-4, HD (High Definition). Unlock the full version of A Kingdom for Keflings for even more homes, buildings, and workshops to build! Join up to three of your friends via Xbox LIVE to cooperatively construct the kingdom of your dreams. The full version of A Kingdom for Keflings includes achievements to earn, more ...

tags: xbox 360 hard drive, cartoon violence, xbox live, memory unit, 512mb memory, xbox 360, high definition, xbox, 360 hard drive, hd, dreams, arcade, storage, microsoft, game, love

Posted at Xbox Live's Major Nelson on November 19, 2008, 2:15 am

Democrat Mark Begich projected as the winner in Alaska's U.S. Senate race →

It looks like Ted Stevens' political career has finally come to an end. Congratulations to Senator-elect Mark Begich, who will represent the Last Frontier on Capitol Hill for the next six years:The Democratic Anchorage mayor widened his lead to 3,724 votes in today's counting of absentee and questioned ballots. The only votes left to count are approximately 2,500 special absentees from people living outside the U.S. or in remote parts of Alaska with no polling ...

tags: alaskan families, united states senate, incredible journey, last frontier, senate race, u s senate, ted stevens, absentees, alaskans, polling place, political career, ballots, capitol hill, thirty years, democrat, anchorage, elect, six years, tubes, victory

Posted at Northwest Progressive Institute Official Blog on November 18, 2008, 9:09 pm

35MPH Electric Car Fits Bainbridge Pace of Life Perfectly →

Sometimes we stop to think--for instance while waiting to hear more about the non-credible bomb-threat that's halted the Bremerton ferry run this afternoon--about Bainbridge Island. Which is always the way. Bremerton forever gets the short end of the stick. So in contrast to hours of snarled ferry traffic, the news out of Bainbridge has to do with this electric car, the ECH, that Bob Fraik has built. It tops out, for now, at 35 mph, and ...

tags: seattle auto show, chris gregoire, bainbridge island, economy size, ferry traffic, bremerton ferry, pack options, bomb threat, short end of the stick, county roads, electric car, nso, electric vehicles, oil prices, ech, battery pack, crash, pace, household, adults

Posted at Seattlest.com on January 1, 1970, 12:00 am

Six of Our Parking Meters Have Been Stolen →

The scale of this crime--six heisted parking meters!--is what impresses us. Also the location, beneath the Viaduct, is kinda noir. We can imagine a lot of deals going down in the shadows. Not usually involving parking meters, though. Someone cut the bolts off the bottom of the new electronic parking meters, say the police, who were notified when their parking meters stopped reporting electronically for duty. The thieves didn't get much besides change--and possibly credit card ...

tags: kcpq, parking meters, pike street, viaduct, credit card information, wench, thieves, bolts, photo courtesy, million dollars, pool, pay stations

Posted at Seattlest.com on January 1, 1970, 12:00 am