I'm still with Mary Anderson, and I like that, too.
On Sun, Feb 26, 2017 at 2:01 PM, BenG wrote:
> First time I saw this cover I noted "with Mary Anderson" and I like that.
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First time I saw this cover I noted "with Mary Anderson" and I like that.
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My brother fell in love with riding again shortly after moving to the Santa
Clara area, and in 2006 the copy of Roads to Ride South I gave him was his main
guide. He got a LOT of mileage out of it both literally and figuratively. It
taught him all the best places between San Mateo and Saratoga.
I recently bought a paper version of "Dirt Road Washtenaw County" and also
"Switchbacks" in the hopes of doing some trips around the European mountains in
the future... I'd definitely sign up for a reissue of the Bay Area books.
Anyone else?.. we can do a GoFundMe thing to raise the money for i
My current publisher isn't interested, and an agent I know says the
internet has made it obsolete. I don't think so. People still hold paper
now and then, and it sold well back then and would do better now. When it
was current, I had a lot of credit cqrd debt and checking account overdraft
charges,
As a Bay Area expat living in the Midwest, still regularly visiting the Bay
Area, I would love to have both tomes. Any chance of a reissue / electronic
version?..
- Max
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Ha! Psychology!
When I was a psych major, one of my professors made a public statement to
us that they cannot cure anything - only phobias . All other psychiatric
illnesses they have no cure for at this time.. All they have is best
guesses based on the research they do. That is what was told t
Ben Davis "Can't Bust 'em" sticker. Yes, a Ritchey (good eye)--lugged and
crowned from '77.
On Fri, Feb 24, 2017 at 4:44 AM, 'Mark in Beacon' via RBW Owners Bunch <
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> Double bandana! Bike with sticker! Regular clothes! Beginnings of S24O! A
> watch! I hav
Classic! Cool timeless "dire straits" look Grant. Downloaded for future use.
Thanks Dan.
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Double bandana! Bike with sticker! Regular clothes! Beginnings of S24O! A
watch! I have little doubt there is an ax somewhere off-camera. Is that a
Ritchey logo on the head tube of that bike? (Love the color.)
On Thursday, February 23, 2017 at 5:37:51 PM UTC-5, danmc wrote:
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IIRC, there's something funny about the "About the author" page in the
back… maybe Dan can post a pic?
On 2/23/17, Dan McNamara wrote:
> Strangely enough, I have my copies at work.
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>> On Feb 23, 2017, at 11:54 AM, Greg J wrote:
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>> As I recall, there were 2: East of the Hills an
As I recall, there were 2: East of the Hills and West of the Hills.
I picked up West at a used book shop in Berkeley years ago. I'd love to
pick up a copy of East of the Hills too. I never thought to look it up on
Amazon.
Greg
Oakland, CA
On Monday, February 20, 2017 at 3:01:14 PM UTC-8,
this is the book that got me to Rivendell. I used it as a reference to find
hills to skateboard. one day I looked up the author to see if he has any more
of them and that had me stumbling onto their site.
Clayton Scott
SF, CA
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IIRC from my undergrad days, the thing that pushed Skinner into the
background, regardless of his brilliance with operant conditioning, was
it's application to humans in the 1971 publication, "Beyond Freedom and
Dignity." HIs critical view of the "autonomous man" and the ambiguous way
people a
Hmmm, perhaps years ago when the book was written, Skinner may have been
misunderstood but in today's world he is widely regarded (relatively speaking)
as bringing the practice of operant conditioning to the mainstream practice of
working with animals and people with extreme learning disabilitie
I bought those books when I first moved to Oakland in 1989. They were a
great resource and I've ridden pretty much every road in them. You can find
used copies on Amazon for $.01 + $3.95 shipping. Still a good source for
rides, though the pigs are long gone from Pig Farm Hill.
jim m
wc, ca
On
I think the whole dedication read (according to memory, even tho I have a
copy in the next room): To BF Skinner ... the most misunderstood person of
all time...and Bob Dylan...it's the least I can do and the only thing I can
think of. My thinking was that most people "learn" about skinner not by
In addition to selling (only) Bob Dylan LPs, maybe we need to add B.F.
Skinner to our Lending Library.
"When you run into something interesting, drop everything else and study
it."
-B. F. Skinner
On Monday, February 20, 2017 at 3:01:14 PM UTC-8, Eric Norris wrote:
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> To All:
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> If anybod
B.F. Skinner? Interesting.
On Monday, February 20, 2017 at 5:01:14 PM UTC-6, Eric Norris wrote:
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> To All:
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> If anybody is interested in reading Grant's 1984 book on cycling routes in
> the Bay Area, send me a few bucks for postage and I'll mail it to you. You
> can mail it back to me wh
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