I’m participating in the internal beta for some of the services made possible with Sun’s recently announced Cloud Computing services. When I signed on I had to check a box indicating I understand that I’m not allowed to disclose any details of this beta, but since the CEO mentioned it at his blog I guess […]

I’m with my 9 year old daughter at the Border’s Books store on Pacific Avenue in downtown Santa Cruz (point “A” on the map below). My bus — the route 35 to Scotts Valley, leaves on the hour and half hour from the Santa Cruz Metro Center about 2 blocks and 1,000 feet away (point […]

I’ve never been a fast gainer and my legs are stick thin for a cyclist’s legs, but I’ve always noticed that as the days get longer and I spend more time on the bike, my jeans get very tight around the thighs. Today, for example, just walking around it feels like the stitches are gonna […]

Jon Winston finally uploaded his Sacramento Bike Blogger Meetup podcast, featuring some cool music, Paul Dorn and David Bernstein. I don’t sound too much like an idiot. For the record: Neither Paul or I drink. That is all.

Tom Vanderbilt has been harping a lot lately on the use of the word “accident” to describe traffic collisions. He’s also commenting a lot, lately, on the use of passive voice in news reports about traffic collisions. For example, “Joe Blow was killed when a car crossed the center line and struck him head on.” […]

Now that Rick Wagoner is the ex-CEO for General Motors, here are some openings in the bicycle industry he might look at. He’s probably not qualified, but Cyclelicious readers are most certainly qualified for all of these jobs. Specialized Bicycles is hiring an executive assistant to the president in Morgan Hill, California. Specialized’s world headquarters […]