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June 25, 2009 0

LightLane: Virtual Bike Lane Improves Cyclist Visibility

Motorists and cyclists are supposed to share the road and obey the same laws. All too often however, we see cyclists riding against a one way, blowing through red lights or failing to signal. [...]

June 22, 2009 0

How gadget users can tread lightly on the environment

There is no denying our infatuation with gadgets is taking it’s toll on the environment. By following the three R’s (reduce, reuse, recycle) that have become synonymous with [...]

June 16, 2009 0

Metal Detecting Sandals by Hammacher Schlemmer

In the Summer I usually surf before 7 a.m. or after 5 p.m. because the parking lot is open to non-residents. These are also prime time hours to find the treasure hunters, typically older folks with [...]

June 1, 2009 0

Best Deals in Intertown

In the past week I’ve had 4 people tell me how grateful they were that I turned them on to Steepandcheap.com. Steep and Cheap sells gear (I’d describe it as general outdoorsy gear) one [...]

May 29, 2009 0

Polar RS300X with GPS and Footpod – Worth it?

Growing up, I was always a fan of The Hulk cartoons and TV show. My cousin Joe Harnell wrote the theme song for the TV show (song title: ‘The Lonely Man‘) and was kind enough to send me [...]

May 22, 2009 0

Top 10 Beaches According to ‘Dr Beach’

Siesta Beach in Sarasota, Fla. Coopers Beach in Southampton, N.Y. (Long Island) Hanalei Bay in Kauai, Hawaii Coronado Beach in San Diego Hamoa Beach in Maui, Hawaii Main Beach in East Hampton, N.Y. [...]

May 20, 2009 1

Bitness Green Week: Google.org PowerMeter Gadget

However unintentional, this is shaping up to be ‘Green Week’ on Bitness. Google.org just released a list of partners (typically power companies) from all over the world, who will install [...]

May 18, 2009 2

Gadget Freaks: We’re Killing the Planet

Apparently, owning a lot of gadgets is as bad for your bank account as it is for the environment. According to an article in the Telegraph, the International Energy Agency (IEA) predicts our penchant [...]

May 17, 2009 0

Gear Locker Project: Introduction

I’ve had an on again, off again love affair with lockers my whole life. In Middle School I graduated from a cubby hole to a locker that wouldn’t lock (an ‘er’ if you will). My [...]

May 15, 2009 3

Geeks on the Go: PowerMonkey Solar Travel Charger

I always thought it would be cool to roll around in my red Kenworth Semi with my best pal Bear the chimp. Fantasies of BJ McKay aside, having a primate for a best friend maybe isn’t as cool as [...]

May 13, 2009 1

Triathlon Credit Crunch Acessories: Running

Triathlon Credit Crunch Series: Swimming | Cycling | Running Running is a pretty inexpensive discipline anyway, once you get past the shoes. My advice: don’t skimp on the shoes. Find a good [...]

May 13, 2009 2

Triathlon Credit Crunch Accessories: Cycling

Triathlon Credit Crunch Series: Swimming | Cycling | Running I’m a big fan of looking for simple, cheap ways of training and racing better. For example, train well all winter on a heavy, old [...]

May 13, 2009 2

Triathlon Credit Crunch Accessories: Swimming

Triathlon Credit Crunch Series: Swimming | Cycling | Running I’m a big fan of looking for simple, cheap ways of training and racing better. For example, train well in your old wetsuit that has [...]

May 12, 2009 0

Nike – Onwards (by James Jarvis)

Wouldn’t it be great if all our runs were like this? Of course, you know that some of that static stretching he does at the beginning of the clip isn’t really “correct”. Warm [...]

May 4, 2009 0

Inspired Bicycles – Danny MacAskill April 2009

I can do the thing where he bangs the back wheel with the wooden board. Posted by: [...]

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