A big thank you to the fourteen huckleberries that were foolish enough to humor me and come on a ride with me this morning. Riding in a group is something to be treasured... it helps to put other nonsense into perspective. 

At the end of the ride, one of the participants asked, "you doing this again?"... I originally said no, but if I don't start working on my kitchen remodel this Saturday, I'll post something... stay tuned. 

Again, thank you!

George

After a year of mild success living under my personal domain, I'm pleased to announce everyone's favorite cuesheet generator now has a domain of its very own!

(At least until I forget to renew it in mid-2020)

http://roboviva.ninja

All links using the the previous snuggl.es/roboviva/ URLs will continue to work just fine, but please use the new address from now on. To quote the internet circa 1995: Update your bookmarks!

http://nycc.org/board-candidates-2016

Helpfully, there's a link to the ballot on this page if you have yet to vote. (If you did vote, the link will serve you a mostly blank page confirming your have-already-voted status)

Blue skies, bright sunshine, deep colors.

Thanks in advance for response

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Anyone else getting strange emails(on many levels) from club member Jay J.?

Jay, you're not really stuck in Mexico, are you?

Time was that when I posted a ride, it sold out... here we are two days away from a quick, short spin to Nyack, and there's no waiting list.

Talk about being humbled...

George

Are there as yet no candidates for this  position?

From this week's Recreation Roundtable meeting:

DOT has begun work on switching 26 signals on Drive south of 72nd St

- Signals will have pedestrian activated push-buttons

- Signals will be on timer during open vehicle hours and then will

switch to green at all times until ped crossing button is activated.

- New pedestrian crossing signals will also be installed

- Project will go through winter into spring.

It seems to me that push-button lights will likely mean that the lights will be red 90% of the time for cycling traffic on the Loop during high use times (e.g., daytime on weekends in the summer).

No jokes, please...someone asked me if there was a paint she could use to paint her helmet without degrading the plastic or the foam.  Okay, artistic types, any thoughts?  I mean other than judgments yea or nay, please.