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Andrew Grimes: Why the bicycle has no place on our city roads - Manchester Evening News (blog)

Andrew Grimes: Why the bicycle has no place on our city roads Manchester Evening News (blog) To give it even half off what it wanted would require the science of civil engineering to dig up all the arterial complexes of our cities and start roadbuilding again from scratch, as if the internal combustion engine had never been invented. and more »

RECAP: Pee-wee Herman Guest Judges 'Top Chef' - Uinterview.com

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RECAP: Pee-wee Herman Guest Judges 'Top Chef' Uinterview.com The celebrity man-child, a character invented and perpetuated by comedian Paul Reubens, 59, moseyed on over to Texas on his red Schwinn bicycle to help judge the latest challenge put before the remaining five chefs on Bravo's Top Chef. and more »

Tandem bike hearse for sale - The Sun

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Tandem bike hearse for sale The Sun By JOHN KAY BRITAIN'S first tandem hearse which can carry a coffin strapped to a bike for two is up for sale — because its inventor finds it too tiring to pedal. The Rev Paul Sinclair, who invented the contraption, is hoping it will net him £4000. and more »

Energy Producing 'Aquatic Bicycle Pump' Trial Forthcoming - RedOrbit

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Energy Producing 'Aquatic Bicycle Pump' Trial Forthcoming RedOrbit The device in question is the Searaser machine, which Damian Carrington of The Guardian referred to as a sort of “aquatic 'bicycle pump'.” It was invented by a Devon man named Alvin Smith and has been purchased by Ecotricity, a green energy company ... and more »

This patent proves there's still something new under the sun - Salt Lake Tribune

This patent proves there's still something new under the sun Salt Lake Tribune 8092118, invented by Bill Atkin of Boulder City, Nev., Terry Gong of Moraga, Calif., John Harmon of Bakersfield, Calif., and Marcus G. Theodore of Salt Lake City, assigned to Earth Renaissance Technologies, LLC of Salt Lake City. Bicycle chain rings ... and more »