Broke a saddle on the last ride.
Not mine. Emily's. Let me start from the beginning...
Sunday Funday Ride started really late. 10ish which meant more like
1030ish.
Bart was running late so really ride started 11ish.
Had no real plans actually was planning on making up the ride as we went.
Minh,
If you're around Sunday I might be free to show you around... (famous last
words) Otherwise my best suggestion is to go to RivHQ and borrow a bike.
Ask them about food options.
Plenty within walking distance from RivHQ. Ride a bike to BBH super down
the street. Ask for directions to
I have no idea how I've been keep up with my Bike Tour-R12. (This btw this
now has become a thing
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, ALSO I
Need a permanent rear dyno light That works for a luxo front with usb dealie.
No rack. Small sackville rear mini bag.
Im hesitant because most rear lights dont last on my bikes. They usually fall
off or break. Need a permanent mount and wiring situation thats clean and out
of the way aka wont
Mine.
Lots of good ones this year. Hard to just pick 14.
Love this by the way. Always interesting to see everyone's photography grow.
https://flic.kr/s/aHsk7xGwGZ
On Tuesday, January 27, 2015 at 3:22:22 PM UTC-8, Pudge wrote:
On an even lighter (and possibly less contentious) note than
Sadly I have earn a somewhat interesting reputation for having ridiculous
rides. Not always the case but whatever. Thing is the rides continue to
bring like-minded crazy folks looking for something dumb.
The original ride was suppose to be just a road ride to a dirt hill, but
much to the
A picture proves that Mark F owns double flats.
https://flic.kr/p/owX3B4
Manny
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Time.
Always the big factor.
With the very limited amount of time in my life. A much needed time on the
bike was important for the recharge.
40 miler ride with 6000 feet of climb AND overnight?
Sure lets try to squeeze it in.
New trails and private roads? Maybe 5ish hours including lunch.
Been meaning to tell you. Was waiting till your last 365 day shot. Don't
know when that will be.
But it's been amazing seeing your photography grow. Hope you stick with it.
Thanks for the photos
On Thursday, December 18, 2014 at 10:53:24 AM UTC-8, Cyclofiend Jim wrote:
Just thought I'd tack
Big group that day. Glad everyone had a blast.
Thanks for the shots Jim.
Pictures prove that some ride happened:
https://flic.kr/s/aHsk3NQM6w
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... Provide experiences to share with old friends, family and new friend
alike.
I hope your holidays not only included lots of riding but fun times
Pictures prove that tricking family and friends to ride might surprise then
into great experiences.
https://flic.kr/s/aHsk3zQ3C2
Pictures also
After a week of not riding. Body was telling me to get out despite the
weather.
A couple of days of clear weather the thought was that the trails would be
dry.
How wrong we were. After a short ramble on the road and a quick cyclocross
barrier training. We got mud.
30 minutes of walking
Not a component. But I'll keep barking up this tree till it happens.
Camping Oneise.
Wool/Cotton blend with snap buttons for the front, side slit holes to get
into your pockets and the ever so useful butt slit.
Maybe fancy version with a front pocket for cheese.
Million dollar idea. I'm just
Whether or not you got to ride with a old friends or with a dear love ones
or for yourself.
Be thankful for having the time and opportunity to ride.
May the bike help you get there and hopefully you remember to take some
pictures.
Pictures proved that new camera hasn't broken yet.
Good buddy Andy and family(kiddos and wifey) are down for thanksgiving week.
Doing a family related ride on Sunday. Meeting at the ferry building, 10am.
Pretty much sightseeing and stopping for the kiddos.
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solid Deal. Plenty of love on this bike.congrats to the person who jumps on
this. Gabe is good people and this is a great deal for an atlantis.
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You know it's true love when you decide that a ride with a love one is more
important than a ride for yourself.
Pictures proved that I am incredibly lucky to have someone to join me:
https://flic.kr/s/aHsk62KXd2
Manny Weddings are expensive Acosta
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Had a free weekend. Ladyfriend was doing the first annual kitty-not-a-kitty
sugar extravaganza in LA.
Was looking to go camping but no one wanted to go in the rain. Go figure.
Since everyone else was riding the Del Puerto Canyon 200k I figured it
would a good idea to be social.
Good thing
Rivendell and nitto collaboration.
https://flic.kr/p/py9f8B
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Hoodlum. Pretty sure he cheated someone out of that new bike and he snagged a
free dinner with that bike too. Maybe even a free basket. Pretty sure thats
what happen. Until Chris confirms thats the story.
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Patrick, if I lived close I would join you. One of my dream rides would be
riding in snow closed roads. Looking forward to the pictures tho.
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It's been a while since I posted. Which could mean two things.
One; I broke my camera.
or
Two; I haven't had anything great to write and reflect on.
Well two of those two things are right. (Camera's viewfinder is broken, in
the process of getting a new camera, if I get a new camera.)
Until
Ds.
I have the fancy luxco b. With usb charging thing.
So far great light bright no thinking. I haven't broken it yet. If your in
alameda area you can always try it out.
Manny
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Anne so far good on trails. I have it mounted right side under my basket.
So basket takes brunt of the damage if/when I take the time to smell the grass.
I havent had it long but I have been riding prerty hard on it. With the rain on
the tour I made a mini fender underneath it using a recycled
Bah.
On the plus side horchata milkshakes do have special healing properties.
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Magical labor day weekend.
Last real overnight before school takes over my weekends.
Big group towards HMB. Pretty much perfected the route by not riding on HW1
at all. Beautiful route filled with new dirt trails and trekking through
horse pooped water. Met up with Brian Oei and love-ones who
Hugh got it.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/pedalpusher61/14732333531/in/photostream/
One better. Taken by Brian H.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/stonehog/14480830837/in/faves-mannyacosta/
Not everyday you get to suplex Grant Petersen. Hey picture proved it
happened...
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Since joining this group I've had the pleasure to meet and ride with
amazing people.
Glad to have shared my birthday weekend adventures with a few of them.
Briones Birthday Overnight.
10 miles? 2000 feet of climbing? Sounds doable.
NOT.
Met at RivBBH. Local James Philips and Out-of-towner
So school starts soon for me.
My principal usually makes a slideshow of teacher's summer. And since I
lost my stick-pod I haven't been doing a lot of portrait shots this summer.
I got a good one running my bike up from Han during a MTB race.
https://flic.kr/p/nSoTyt
I need one more.
I'm
Beautiful Oregon was great. With it's green grass and rain.
Good to be back in good old dry California.
Friends and family what else could you ask for.
100 degree weather makes for interested lighting. Also for short rides.
Brother did well on the dirt I attribute this to really nice tires.
Dont believe it. No picrures. Never happened. I call shiniageas!
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After two years since the last tour, got to finally find the time to get a
tour in for the summer. The one type of riding that got me hooked on
biking.
Lots to write about and reflect. Good amount of photos. Stay tune on the
flickr for Single Photo Tour Recaps.
I'll try to pick and choose
Solar charger and speaker system. Collins had both that worked out amazing.
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Aaron killed it on the hetres. Most people flat riding over stickers with those
tires.he did it big and totaly owed those trails. Less about the tire and more
to be said about the rider. Picked great lines and rode light in the rough
stuff.
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Hard to write how amazing this past weekend was.
Lets say that it's amazing that a simple bike company and yet not so simple
bike company can bring so many like-minded people together to create
something fantastic.
I'm truly grateful to have had the experience to meet folks I've only
Such an amazing catalogue. So well put together and amazing colors/photos.
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Dav,
Contrary to popular belief I make for a great ride leader when I know where
I'm going.Im pretty sure I know where I'm going for this ride.
All seriousness though. Friday for those coming early theres a s240 near RivHQ
that day. Some Northerns were planning to get here sometime early
Anne,
You should sent an email to Scott, Jenny and Grant of Riv they were planning on
taking the ferry also but dont think they have all the linguistic worked out.
Pretty sure they would love to tag along
Manny
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I rarely get to try bikes my size with different set-ups. Was looking to try a
medium sackville and maybe even trade that day for my large sackville?
Long shot maybe
See ya there
Manny
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For those still looking for a ride. Also dont know if there is anyone leading a
easier version.
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Did a pre-ride last Sunday. Route actually worked pretty well. Kinda
longest, hot after Mt.Tam. Hats are important and water also snacks because
theres only two places to actually eat.
I started at 10 finished around 6ish at San Anselmo thats with a flat and a
couple of long snack breaks and
Two pretty good rides this last weekend.
One with the future wifey to get her brooks saddle tattooed at RivBBH.
Weather was good until the afternoon.
89 to 92 degrees of stupid hot. Future wifey wasn't having it so we took
Bart one stop over to shorten the distance but Jamba Juice emergencies
Pat your pictures are heartwarming. Always a pleasure to find on my flickr
stream.
-Manny
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A talked to Grant about this bike a couple of weeks back. And to quote his
words. The bike is going to be boss.
Dont know how much I can say. But when Grant says a bike is boss. Look forward
to it.
Manny
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Got the opportunity to do a Meet your Maker Ride Overnight in Skyline Park
of Napa.
Met and geeked out with some bike folks; many that make really nice frames.
Curtis of Retrotec Inglis Cycles was the man with the plan who led
the pre-ride the night before the race. Skyline park was no joke. I
There are those days where at the beginning of the ride you start second
guessing yourself. You don't think your fit enough for the ride or you
don't think you brought enough clothes. Or you aren't looking forward to
doing the same ride you've done a ton of times before.
Lets say I was a
Next year sounds good.
But if Chris is going this year.. Damn you Chris...
What are the dates?
On Wednesday, June 18, 2014 9:08:08 PM UTC-7, hsmitham wrote:
I love the notion...un-scented with natural body odor and single track
bike packing. I'm in for next year. I'd make it a quick out and
Thing about being a teacher, you get summers off.
This usually means for the first couple of weeks trying to figure out what
to do with yourself.
People have real jobs that have to work on the weekdays. Luckily other
teachers have summers off.
Doing my commute home I get a text from the one and
So what I'm hearing is that theres two nights at China Camp (Saturday and
Sunday) then one night at Diablo?
If thats the plan here's some rides I can suggest.
I was planning on leading a ride from the Ferry building to china camp via
that Saturday morning.
Proposed route here.
Blug news.
Big fun day.
If you haven't gone to one it truly is a great place to snag deals, rub elbows
with nice people, and see the unique and hilarious stuff in the dollar section.
Sadly this will be the first one I'll be missing. That weekend is my ten year
anniversary and I have big
Had a free Saturday. So checked out Tamarancho with downhill buddy, Judd,
to see what all the hubbub was about the Flow Trail.
Pretty much lived up to the expectation and more.
After falling twice, once trying to clip in over a bridge now called Judd's
Bridge, the other fall off a cliff
Not Rivendell related but too good not to share.
My favorite comic strip artist.
Grant Snider.
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They are good.
A couple months back Evan from Merry Sales had this idea of creating a stem
mounted decaleur
Here's early drawing of it.
https://flic.kr/p/eWRaKs
Since getting the prototype Evan has taken it on some stupid stuff. Early
prototype Evan found out early that the attachment point
For Sale Nitto Mini-Front Rack 32F + Nitto Platrack + Nitto Platrack
$325 for the whole deal
Lots of beasuage. I would change the stays for the platrack. Those are bend
to high heaven.
The rack and the platrack are solid.
Bag was modified by the one and only Ely Rodriguez of Ruthbags.
Leather
julian I have a nitto front I wouldnt mind trading let me know.
manny
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I've done more than my share of this ride before, but it's always magical.
Specially when you have great people to go with
Rolled deep with 10+ folks.
Hammock city at Juniper.
Backpack mtb riding.
Cheese and Spam musubi Dinner.
Good times.
Pictures Proved I'll be up here again next Tuesday:
During precarious times I too often think. What would Manny do?
Then I just do it.
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Dealing with a lot of failures in my life lately.
Nothing too big or life changing or even that important.
Just inconvenient if not annoying.
Always amazes me on how a simple ride with some friends can make you feel
so much better about a situation.
Started the ride in a bad mood thinking
hey thill these still for sale I have bosco bars if ur still looking for a
trade.
manny
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Watch it chris
Those long rides are slippery slopes to Randonerding.
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Curious..
Could find this bag on the website...
anyways..
Tried my hand in carrying lighter loads...
Couldn't do it.
Bag is a tad to small for my taste.
or are my tastes way to big to the bag?
Beautiful beasuaged bags
Comes with stretchy cordage.
AND act now special surprise!
$90
No
Maybe the 16th and 17th. MAYBE.
I have to be in Sacramento on Saturday somehow. Dressed fancy.
Let me know if you have any plans in rivendell country
On Wednesday, April 9, 2014 11:17:01 AM UTC-7, Christopher Chen wrote:
Gonna be around. Anyone up for a quick overnight one of those nights?
Fun ride.
Eric, Evan, Jeremy and one of the five members of TheBoyzontheHoods
Mr.Irving himself.
Did a little recon on half the Jamboree route.
Great mellow time, plenty of cheese stoppage and some really nice views.
Route looks good so far.
Pictures proved that 680 doesn't mean the freeway.
Plan is to do a long loop around the backside of Diablo through Morgan
territory .
Leave late 4ish pm from Rivendell HQ. Mostly road, till we get to the top
of Morgan territory Road.
https://goo.gl/maps/KAzty
Pretty sure this connects back to Devil's elbow. I was told it didn't. This
ride is
Sorry folks,
Just put down payment for my first round of master's classes.
New bike isn't in the cards for me this time around..
Good luck to the seller and congrats on the future buyer.
Manny
On Monday, March 31, 2014 3:09:06 PM UTC-7, djbardwil wrote:
Attention Manny.now's your
Great Time.
What more can I say. I'm amazingly lucky to be able to make friends with
amazing people.
It was great to see everyone and hang out.
Thanks to Grant ad Joe for leading this jumbled ride, last minute.
Pictures Proved that the Mini-War Horse is up and running!
Just got off the phone with the one and only RCW directly from her
temporary outpost at Riv BBH.
Confirmed ride tomorrow. 3/22
Meet at Riv HQ at 11ish for a mellow ramble abouts.
Proposed route involved some short city riding, mellow bike path riding,
then some creek crossing, stairs and rope
javascript:
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When Manny says flat-ish, I think:
http://www.billfields.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/Bike-up-a-hill.jpg
On Sunday, March 16, 2014 9:51:21 AM UTC-7, Manuel Acosta wrote:
I know a route that is flatish, on a bike trail for most of it.
But it requires a creek
Doing it right dad. Only reason I like to ride far is to go on more adventures.
Teach em right
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Sad I got to miss this one.
Looks like blast
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I know a route that is flatish, on a bike trail for most of it.
But it requires a creek crossing and carrying your bike up some stairs.
Maybe a walk up a hill. But it ends with an awesome rope swing!
Here's the route. Short and sweet.
http://goo.gl/maps/2oo4Y
Grant has a route he does
Stone Hedge? Looks familiar I'm pretty sure I went there.
On Monday, March 10, 2014 6:29:26 PM UTC-7, Andy Smitty Schmidt wrote:
Hugh -
Did you click the link? Full-size + Astronomically aligned replica built
during WW1 as a monument to the fallen and (then) still falling soldiers. I
Finally have some weekends free and with the recent rains the hills were
calling me.
Sent out general invite via social media. Always a fun gamble to see who comes
out.
Ended up with a big group 8 by my count.
3 were newbies.
4 had blue jeans on.
1 came but didn't sleep
3 ladies.
1 offspring
Sounds good. I'm free for the 21st if that helps pretty booked for that weekend.
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I might be pretty bias when it comes to these things because I'm lucky enough
to know/ride with these guys but...
These hoodlums did a mixed terrain ride that included but was not limited to
dirt,hills, Nike silos, rain, puddles and wait for it.
RAIN-freaking RAINBOWS!
The ride report and
Eileen is awesome got to see her on New Years ride on Diablo the last two
years.
Here she is.
http://flic.kr/p/iQ65dm
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Wait you can plan things?
I usually get kicked out of the house when I get super antsy and I'm told
to come back when I feel better.
Usually this works out.
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Mike sent me this.
http://m.ebay.com/itm?itemId=141200519966
Thanks again Mike for shattering my dreams.
Thanks for that lucky person who bought this small beam.
You ruined my hope of owning another classy rivendell.
Not that I need another bike...
But when do u ever get a chance to own a bike
Hugh
I had a commute 21 miles both ways for twoish years.
I strove to ride at least 2 days a week so as not to go crazy with the long off
times I had for some of my work week.
I had to admit to myself that my commute sucked sometime but no matter how much
it sucked it was better then riding my
Good amount of East Bay dirt.
Five of us. Kurt, Brian, Jeremy, Evan and Jon.
Two of the five were on single speeds.
4 out of the five haven't ridden the single track of Joaquin Miller Park,
Oakland's only downhill course.
Which always equals fun.
Lots of crashes today. Me included.
Notable
How many of these bikes does Mark have? I know the 9speed grey custom riv. The
9speed rock lobster and this one. All setup the sameish. Or do all his bikes
just have a chameleon feature?
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Last couple of months have been hecktic.
One thing I learned from this list was to never adventure envy.
You know... when you see those great or epic pictures and they MAKE you
wish you were on your bike.
But for some reason or another you can't be so you secretly hate/love those
ride reports
I learned how to drink coffee black. Just like my soul...
Then again I tend to pick roast that are fruity and/or sweet.
Keven roasts a sweet bean that is amazing without cream or milk. Drink that
enough and you won't need sugar or milk.
On Thursday, February 20, 2014 10:24:15 AM UTC-8, Liesl
... :)
When I get my pour-over just right the coffee comes out so sweet I'm just
simply blown away.
On Thu, Feb 20, 2014 at 5:02 PM, Manuel Acosta
manueljo...@hotmail.comjavascript:
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I learned how to drink coffee black. Just like my soul...
Then again I tend to pick roast
Hate too call him out but just can't keep it to myself.
Mr.Jared de Rivendell. Is the man!
You talk about adventures. Every time I get to talk to him he's always
coming back from some amazing adventure.
He's posting photos and his last couple of trips look amazing and romantic.
Like a
Found on the blug.
Glad rivendell is selling aeropresses at the BBH but traditional aeropress
technique? Come on!
I bet a test taste on My inverted method of aeropress style.
Next time Im over,like true dojo challenge style, Imma brew them some really
coffee.
Also Imma grab some beans from
Gruelling rides? Let's say spirited. Romantic. Humbling. Stupid.
I got a good one planned for China camp that involves something dumb.
Diablo? I got one equally as stupid. Carrying your own gear adds to the
complexity and nuttiness. Should be a blast.
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Hey ryan wondering if this bag was still for sale? Buddy of mine is looking for
one.
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Coffeenerding at its best. Looks good eric. I know fellow randonerd does a
coffee ride here in the city. U should come down for it!
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Sounds like another overnight adventure!
Who's down to sleep on the other peak of Diablo?
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Take pictures on rides? Who does that any more? Grin.
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Solid. Now for pictures!best road for recovery is documentation!
Otherwise you know
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Your face Chris!
For once no notable pictures on My end. So I guess it didn't happen...
Better do it again.
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After work ramble.
One of the Portlanders is coming down.
Secret special guest!
Doing some dirt might head up riding in the dark.
Coffee or food afterwords is a must.
Again.
Ferry Building 4ish.
Tomorrow!
Hope to see ya'll tomorrow!
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Leah,
Yo know that saying pictures proved.. yada..blah blah blah.
Banned from abuse of your Rivendell?
If I haven't gotten banned yet. You should be fine.
Manny
On Sunday, January 26, 2014 8:11:00 AM UTC-8, LeahFoy wrote:
You guys have cheered me right up! I told my husband, Babe, you
Enjoy the short rides.
With the stresses of work and school.
It's important to remember to make time for yourself.
Long ride, short rides, mixed terrain or road. all of that matters is that
you have the simple things.
Good views, great friends, and good cheese.
Hot chocolate works well too.
Leah,
With busy lives and higher priority things to do.
Biking for yourself doesn't come often enough.
Be happy with the little rides, the little things that make riding such a
joy.
No ride needs to be epic for it to be memorable sometimes it doesn't even
have to be scenic.
Most of my rides
Can't make it got to teach the kiddos early.
On Saturday, January 25, 2014 5:06:48 PM UTC-8, Jason Ferrier wrote:
It's on my calendar. It will be hard to get myself out of bed and over
there from Oakland, so hopefully I will see you there!
On Thursday, January 23, 2014 11:37:52 AM UTC-8,
One of my all time favorite photographers is John Watson blogger of Prolly is
Probably. His composition and ability to capture key moments of rides is truly
inspiring.
While stuck waiting for wrestlers at a wrestling tournament I was going through
my instagram feed and where I recognized a
Pretty sure you were just in the Bay a week ago. When are you going to
realize Chris that California is where it is at.
We took Tommy back. Just a matter of time before we bring most of you
Portlanders down too.
Manny
On Thursday, January 16, 2014 9:00:57 PM UTC-8, Christopher Chen wrote:
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