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Ahhh, I do so <em>love</em> SWF's. I'm sure you'll find <a href="http://www.petersoninstitute.org/publications/interstitial.cfm?ResearchID=902">this</a> scintillating reading.

The New York Times asked economists across the country to share the data they use to figure out how much houses in regional markets are overvalued, a calculation that approximates where the bottom may be. <a href="http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/09/business/economy/09bargain.html?em">Linky</a>...

The <em>NY Times </em>has a feature on the <a href="http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/10/fashion/10bikewars.html?ref=fashion">conflict between cars and bikes. </a> The 7 C's have had their own close calls this summer. Anyone else have a story to share?

<strong>Saturday August 9 @ 9:00am - Tour-de-Backbay</strong> We'll meet at San Marco Park which is on Harvard between Alton and Main. Nobody will be dropped, except PeterUK. Showing up late or being named Vic obligates you to buy coffee after the ride. See you there!

Putting aside PeterUK's rather fanciful account of the ride, I do have to give him credit for knowing how to treat the ladies. The whole trip was first-class, from the accomodations, to the [whining] and dining. He should probably retain his man-card for that. Although, given his pineappling...

Want! The bike, I mean.

<a href="http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/Red-Rock-Canyon">The Red Rock Canyon Loop </a> <strong>Ride Stats</strong> Elevation gain: 2271 ft. Temperature: Scorching 93-105 degrees F Total Mileage: 27m most riders, profsis 31m Number of mechanicals: 3 Number of injuries: 2...

We arrived safely and in <em>style</em>. Nothing but the best for the 7 C's! <img src="http://profette.smugmug.com/photos/344374874_HrNMj-S.jpg" alt="" /> The hotel even had Boddington's on board! <img src="http://profette.smugmug.com/photos/344374942_h9zvG-S.jpg" alt="" />...

LMAO! You and your partner are welcome to join the 7 C's on our rides. You'd fit right in. Although, I prefer the hoppy brews. <img src="http://bp2.blogger.com/_CGYQGxEMolw/SCI3G3orngI/AAAAAAAACP8/jZctoYPZZIE/s400/PIC-0132.jpg" alt="" />

Hmmm, aside from the fact that fixie riders wear pants belonging to siblings, how does one distinguish between these two bikes? They both sound kinda FTL to me.

"They have no brakes and run via a direct drive mechanism?no slack-legged freewheelin' for our well-heeled trendy types, just a lot of arse-over-tit skid stops and plenty of more-fashionable-than-thou looks at the stop lights, assuming they bother to stop at the lights. And that's kind of rare...

LOL. Thanks for the clarification. We have some of those types in cycling, too. We call them dopers though. You should join us for a ride. Do you have a road bike or a MTB?

The Colbert Report's Threat Down included <a href="http://www.comedycentral.com/colbertreport/index.jhtml?kw=thecolbertreport"><strong>granite countertops </strong></a>as #2. Hilarious stuff...don't make your salad angry...

Ladies' night was a blast, and quite a workout. I highly recommend it, but don't be fooled by the pony tails and trashy cat jerseys. These girls mean <em>business.</em> Our average speed was 22 m.ph. The pink peloton charged up hills like Vande Velde on the attack. The ride concluded with cold...