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Monthly Archives: September 2013
Choices that bring cycling safety to light
By Christopher Cudworth A recent pair of stories really struck home on the issue of cycling safety. The first chronicled the death of a cyclist at a busy intersection on Diehl Road, a heavily traveled frontage route along I-88 in … Continue reading
Nothing better than running and riding on a two-track trail
By Christopher Cudworth With all the ways to get lost in this world you probably aren’t looking for one more suggestion on how to escape the confines of GPS and your commuter route. But here goes. You need to find … Continue reading
Posted in We Run and Ride Every Day
Tagged big city, black-headed grosbeak, city dwellers, Colorado, cross country, cross country skiing, Decorah Iowa, feldspar, Iowa, Michigan, off road cycling, off road running, running cross country, single speed, single-track, two-track, Upper Peninsula, urban parks, western tanager, Wyoming
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The brilliantly messy process of evolving in your running and riding
By Christopher Cudworth My brother-in-law is a funny guy. He likes to tease about certain things. One of them is the concept of perfection. He maintains there is no such thing. Given the generally messed up state of the world, … Continue reading
Posted in We Run and Ride Every Day
Tagged Christopher Cudworth, cycling, cycling accidents, distance running, evolution, Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, intelligent design, intelligent design theory, ironman, Ironman triathlon, long distance running, marathon, mental health, riding, road biking, running, stupid design theory, triathlon, we run and ride
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What’s your Call To Action when you run and ride?
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By Christopher Cudworth In marketing terms, the Call To Action (CTA) is a crucial element in motivating potential customers to make a purchase or download information about your company. Considerable time and effort…
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What’s your Call To Action when you run and ride?
By Christopher Cudworth In marketing terms, the Call To Action (CTA) is a crucial element in motivating potential customers to make a purchase or download information about your company. Considerable time and effort is given in website marketing and Pay … Continue reading
Posted in Mechanical Genius, We Run and Ride Every Day
Tagged 10K, Add Some Music To Your Day, Bicycling, bikes, biking, Call To Action, Christopher Cudworth, competition, content marketing, cycling accidents, cycling psychology, Cyclist with headphones, marketing terms, riding with headphones, rock music, rock music as motivation, runners listening to music, running with headphones, we run and ride, werunandride.com
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Running and riding through our sentiments
sen·ti·ment Def #1: a view of or attitude toward a situation or event; an opinion. Def #2: a feeling or emotion. I used to be quite the sentimental person. One doesn’t know exactly why certain sentiments build up in the … Continue reading
Are people who run and ride canaries in a coalmine on global warming?
On the run (or ride) from global climate change As a worldwide scientific consensus on the issue of global warming continues to build, the community of ideological naysayers who think the earth is simply too big to be impacted by … Continue reading
Posted in Tarsnakes, We Run and Ride Every Day
Tagged Adam and Eve, air pollution, animal kingdoms, anthropgenic climate change, anthropogenic climate change, anti-evolution, apocalyptic, Armageddon, atmospheric changes, chlorofluorocarbons, Christopher Cudworth, climate change, cockroaches, creationism, dominion, ecosystem, End times, environmentalism, evolution, extinction, Fermi lab, fracking, geological, George W. Bush, global warming, Gulf oil spill, hole in ozone layer, human extinction, ideological, ideology, James Watt, Mark Twain, mass extinction, oceanic, ozone hole, physics, quarks, religious bias, Ronald Reagan, species die-off, spiders, sustainability, tectonic, The God Particle, volcanic, water pollution, we run and ride
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See how far gratitude can take you
By Christopher Cudworth As you make plans for your next long run, ride, or swim, it might be wise to consider how thankful you should be for the ability (and time) to do your favorite activities. Self-fulfilling prophecies Plenty of … Continue reading
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Tagged attitude of gratitude, Bill Rodgers, cynical, cynicism, grace and gratitude, grace appreciated, grace is sufficient, graceless striving, gratitude, Michael Phelps, self fulfilling prophecy, skaters, swimmers, swimming, the genesis fix, true grace
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