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"Developing the Conscientious Mountain Biker"

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  1. I was wondering where they would find "leaders in environmental
    advocacy", since all of the speakers are mountain biking advocates,
    NOT environmental advocates. I have yet to hear any of them advocate
    protection of the environment. HAVE YOU? On the contrary, they all
    advocate destroying more habitat to build mountain more biking trails.

    Well, maybe they should have told the truth, because I understand that
    exactly ONE person from the entire San Francisco Bay Area, other than
    the speakers, showed up to learn how to be a conscientious mountain
    biker, from people who themselves aren't conscientious mountain
    bikers. OF COURSE. Obviously, mountain bikers (including the speakers)
    aren't really interested in learning how to be conscientious. So maybe
    they should stop pretending!

    Mike

    Developing the Conscientious Mountain Biker is a panel discussion
    using positive role models to educate new cyclists into becoming
    contributing members of the community in a safe, healthy, and
    environmentally-friendly manner. Our panelists will include
    historical leaders in the sport and environmental advocacy, and extra
    effort will be made to be inclusive of women and youth for our
    audience. Bring your questions for Jim Hasenauer (IMBA), Matt
    Fritzinger (NorCal HS MTB League), Colleen Wanty (LunaChix), Marc
    Rossi (Jamis Bicycles), and Jacquie Phelan (WOMBATS). From 5-8pm
    Sports Basement (in the Presidio) will be providing drinks and snacks
    and a great 15% off on the night with 5% of related sales going to the
    Breast Cancer Fund. More info: http://www.sportsbasement.com
    --
    I am working on creating wildlife habitat that is off-limits to
    humans ("pure habitat"😉. Want to help? (I spent the previous 8
    years fighting auto dependence and road construction.)

    Please don't put a cell phone next to any part of your body that you are fond of!

    http://home.pacbell.net/mjvande

  2. On Sat, 01 Sep 2007 01:09:18 GMT, Mike Vandeman
    <[email hidden]> said in
    <[email hidden]>:

    Quoted message said:

    I was wondering where they would find "leaders in environmental
    advocacy", since all of the speakers are mountain biking advocates,
    NOT environmental advocates. I have yet to hear any of them advocate
    protection of the environment.

    That's because in MikeyWorld getting on a bike makes you a habitat
    destroyer, and therefore inherently not an environmental advocate;
    in MikeyWorld environmental advocacy is synonymous with pursuing the
    Holy Jihad against mountain biking, and failing to join the Jihad
    makes you an Infidel and not a Vandeman Approved Environmentalist.

    On planet Earth, by contrast, many passionate environmental
    advocates ride bikes, sometimes out in the backwoods. Presumably
    because they don't believe Vandeman's [censored] - hence his need to troll
    Usenet with it rather than discuss it in reputable journals.

    Guy
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    85% of helmet statistics are made up, 69% of them at CHS, Puget Sound

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