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New bike: Giant Halfway by pauldorn Patient Expert

Posted Tue 02 Dec 2008 3:06am This is the new bike in my stable, the Giant Halfway folding bicycle. I'd long wanted--but didn't need --a folding bicycle. Many of my friends had them, and they're just very practical and fun. After test riding a few folding bikes from different makers, I bought this Giant Halfway a week ago at Pacific Bicycles in San Francisco, using my San Read on »

Creative Highways: South Dakota Sunsets and Jolly Green Giants by Larissa S. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 30 Jun 2009 3:49pm of kitschy tourism and vacant businesses. "Ben Biking" greets motorists just off I-90 in Sparta, Wisconsin, the bicycle capitol of the world. Snack time at the Love's truck...(posted by Larissa) As I stood beneath the looming shadow of the Jolly Green Giant statue in Blue Earth, Minnesota, I observed the soothing flow of traffic on I-90 several Read on »

In the footsteps of giants by Running Roentgen Posted Sun 04 Oct 2009 11:14pm used by soldiers fighting for their lives more than 67 years ago, making a last stand at the start of World War II. These were the true heroes and giants of our past. Suddenly, the climb didn't feel that bad anymore :P We decided to explore a new section of the dense trail network in the area, opting to run along the 6 km loop mountain bike trail Read on »

Jean Robic: The little giant by Dave M. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Tue 26 Aug 2008 4:01pm release wheels but rather wing nuts on solid axels. Also, take a look at his tiny bicycle frame. Judging by the way the top and down tubes merge together at the head tube... at a relatively young age of 59. A monument to this little giant stands on the Côte de Bonsecours, in France, and of course, it depicts him wearing his trademark leather helmet Read on »

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to JAMES and his GIANT HEART! by David Granovsky Posted Wed 26 May 2010 12:00am and his limits. He runs regularly, works 7 days a week and can bike 20 miles . SUMMATION: * · James went from Class III congestive heart failure to Class I with an ejection Read on »

Continuing Saga of a Giant Marshmallow by chefpenny Patient Expert

Posted Tue 24 Feb 2009 10:16pm When referring to Logan's lack of muscle tone, I often use the term giant marshmallow. I do that (of course not in his presence because that would be mean) because it really... in an effort to build up his core muscles. This will help with many ot things as well such as writing and reflex. We are looking forward to riding our bikes together this summer! Read on »

My Old Man was a Giant! by Bill S. Health Maven

Posted Sun 20 Jun 2010 6:19am was a Giant. Figuratively, if not literally. My old man probably stood about 5-9 in his stocking feet. But even when he was dying of cancer, when his voice boomed you listened. I... was a stereo. But the label said it was for Cindi. Next to the bed, THREE SHINY NEW STING RAY BIKES ! GREEN! WITH BANANA SEATS!!! We turned around and the old man was standing Read on »

Brewers, Giants Working Out Durham Deal by Eli .. Patient Expert

Posted Sat 23 Aug 2008 10:55pm The Brewers and Giants Read on »

Among the Giants by Debbie S. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 10 May 2010 8:18pm Inspiring! Among The Giants from Adaptive Design on Vimeo . Read on »

land of giants by derrick m. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Wed 28 Feb 2007 12:00am Small children walk in a land of Giants. Giants of course can’t always see what’s going on so close to the ground. It can be tough to get a giants attention. Giants are busy with GIANT problems. Giants have GIANT pressures and GIANT distractions. Funny that they wonder why the little people seems to talk loud, repeat questions, tug Read on »