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Origin of the Word "Filtering"
There is little question is is good for the mind:
http://bostonglobe.com/lifestyle/hea...gyN/story.html Bret Cahill |
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Origin of the Word "Filtering"
There is little question is is good for the mind:
http://bostonglobe.com/lifestyle/hea...2/20/predictor... Bret Cahill I though you might enjoy this video, Brad. That's "Bret." http://www.swldxer.co.uk/filtering.mp4 A little tight with that bus. I can focus on certain things better in the desert but cycling in town [dozens of operations/min] must be good for the mind. This might explain why there are surprisingly few accidents in places where they drive crazy. I was vaguely thinking along these lines for several months and the Boston study just confirmed it. Most people would rather be moving -- even if it means taking a longer time -- than be stuck sitting in traffic. I read somewhere a worm would rather die than go through a smooth [boring] plastic tube. This needs to be considered when making decisions on transportation solutions. Bret Cahill |
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Origin of the Word "Filtering"
On 21/02/2012 06:53, Bret Cahill wrote:
There is little question is is good for the mind: http://bostonglobe.com/lifestyle/hea...2/20/predictor... Bret Cahill I though you might enjoy this video, Brad. That's "Bret." Ha ha! Mason ****s up again! -- Dave - Cyclists VOR. "Many people barely recognise the bicycle as a legitimate mode of transport; it is either a toy for children or a vehicle fit only for the poor and/or strange," Dave Horton - Lancaster University |
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Origin of the Word "Filtering"
On Tue, 21 Feb 2012 08:21:06 +0000, Dave - Cyclists VOR
wrote: On 21/02/2012 06:53, Bret Cahill wrote: There is little question is is good for the mind: http://bostonglobe.com/lifestyle/hea...2/20/predictor... Bret Cahill I though you might enjoy this video, Brad. That's "Bret." Ha ha! Mason ****s up again! I think that you are being slightly unfair. If you had drunk 12 pints, it was 5 in the morning, and you were trying to sober up before you ventured out in the ****ing rain, then I am sure that you could make a mistake over a name - particularly when they start with the same letter. |
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Origin of the Word "Filtering"
On Feb 21, 6:53*am, Bret Cahill wrote:
There is little question is is good for the mind: http://bostonglobe.com/lifestyle/hea...2/20/predictor.... Bret Cahill I though you might enjoy this video, Brad. That's "Bret." http://www.swldxer.co.uk/filtering.mp4 A little tight with that bus. I can focus on certain things better in the desert but cycling in town [dozens of operations/min] must be good for the mind. This might explain why there are surprisingly few accidents in places where they drive crazy. I was vaguely thinking along these lines for several months and the Boston study just confirmed it. Most people would rather be moving -- even if it means taking a longer time -- than be stuck sitting in traffic. I read somewhere a worm would rather die than go through a smooth [boring] plastic tube. This needs to be considered when making decisions on transportation solutions. Bret Cahill Sorry, Bret. I was still half asleep :-) I agree that the worst thing about driving a car is waiting in line - today I drove into the tail end of a 15 mile long jam, but luckily our exit was just still clear, so we turned off. We then had a two hour long walk in the early Spring sunshine - a balmy 60F today. -- Simon Mason |
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