Well, in relation to what I was talking about in the first place, it's
all a matter of how much you travel, and what your life is like. I've
had the same experience with pedal bike... even had people screaming
out constantly get out of the road and drive on the sidewalk like the
law says. (I was
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Date: Sat, 30 Aug 2008 00:34:08 -0700
I find a 50-55 mpg motorcycle helps out tremendously. My last tank
ran $0.07/mile, and I was pounding the throttle.
The metric is always $/mile, since the miles you drive always change
depending on what you are doing. Also, driving
You say that like it's a good thing?
On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 10:57 AM, Eric Cope [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On a side note, in the Netherlands, if a driver hits a bicyclist,
regardless of reason, the driver is 100% at fault. A bicyclist could wait
for a car to come down a road, then throw
On Wed, 2008-09-03 at 10:57 -0700, Eric Cope wrote:
This has been one hell of a flame war!
Regarding biking to work, this keeps me on the side walk regardless of
Tempe laws. If a car is going to kill me, they need to jump the curb
first. Riding a bike in this town requires you to assume every
I don't understand your comment. Considering some of my other posts on this
topic, I thought it was rather neutral :) . Its nice to have a black and
white rule. However, there are instances where either party could be taken
advantage of. (if a cyclist wants a new bike, they throw it in front of a
walk and not paying attention.
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I find a 50-55 mpg motorcycle helps out tremendously
matters. I
was ticked when it hit .10/mile. I want to see $.05/mile.
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Sorry to start the flame war...
Stephen, what
you seen this ad?
Sorry to start the flame war...
Stephen, what are you doing to stop the addiction?
Why do we need our leaders to do it for us?
remaining on soap box for response
Eric
On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 4:23 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Link is relevant to my interests but please
Eric Cope wrote:
I wouldn't be too excited about 32 mpg (I saw the 37s and 38s, thats
better). Over 40 and thats good... (side note, have you *safely* aired
up your tires to 40-45psi, that will get you 1-3 more mpg). The true
metric is not $/mile, but $/day.
My $/day is pretty awesome. I
You have some interesting concepts. I also take the bus, from Maricopa to
Tempe.I agree regarding your statement about changing habits. But your
statement regarding pooling resources is exactly what I am talking about.
You call it pooling because it takes other peoples money and benefits you
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Sorry to start the flame war...
Stephen, what are you doing to stop the addiction?
Why do we need our leaders to do it for us?
remaining on soap box for response
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Now if you can put in a $10k solar panel and wind combo and save $1k a year
or more, that might be a worthy investment for a home.
Seems those would have blown away last night though. Your other points
are very valid ... everyone go buy a 10 year old civic.
Actually, everyone should go buy 10 year old civics with blown engines and
install electric motors.
that will get you to $0.01-0.02/mile
http://www.electric-cars-are-for-girls.com/which-electric-motor-for-a-civic-conversion.html
http://civicity.blogspot.com/
Eric
On Fri, Aug 29, 2008 at 9:41
Eric Cope wrote:
However, if the government were to steal
money for other purposes, that don't benefit you, then it would be a
completely different situation.
That's what elections are for. If you don't like what your taxes are
being spent for, elect someone else. If you want to have no
all interesting points... but which government agency is forcing you,
myself, and every other programmer to contribute 30% of your time to open
source projects that you may or may not want to contribute? Taking without
my permission is stealing. The government takes my money without my
permission
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all interesting points... but which government agency is forcing you,
myself
taking
the environmental benefits into account.
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Sent: Friday, August 29, 2008 8:05 AM
Subject: Re: OT - Have you seen this ad?
I wouldn't be too excited about 32 mpg (I saw the 37s
Sorry to start the flame war...
Stephen, what are you doing to stop the addiction?
Why do we need our leaders to do it for us?
remaining on soap box for response
Eric
On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 4:23 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Link is relevant to my interests but please add an OT to the
.
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From: Eric Cope
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Sorry to start the flame war...
Stephen, what are you doing to stop the addiction?
Why do we need our
On Thursday 28 August 2008 7:19:56 pm Jason Spatafore wrote:
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Getting ready to have solar added to my house. 8.6kwH unit so I generate a
surplus.
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Where did you get your info when deciding on how to go about adding solar.
Considering it myself and need to start researching
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