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2 tablespoons
olive oil
2 cloves
garlic, finely chopped
1/8 teaspoon
1/8 teaspoon
ground black pepper
1/2 tablespoon
crumbled dried red chile pepper
1 (28 ounce) can
crushed tomatoes
1 (6 ounce) can
tomato paste
1/4 teaspoon
celery salt
3/4 cup
brown sugar, divided
I have been making this sauce for over 1 year. This is a GREAT recipe for sauce - My kids, ages 15, 9 & 7, LOVE it!! Everytime I make it they all say "Mom, you make the BEST sauce!!" When we go out to eat they say "Mom you should give this restaurant your sauce recipe!!" THANK YOU BRYAN this is the Absolute BEST SAUCE!!! It's DELICIOUS!!!
I have used chunky tomatoes as well as puree and crushed. Sometimes I add celery salt and sometimes I don't. You don't necessarily need that ingredient, so if you don't have any don't go buy it just for this, it's PERFECT without it!! And as far as chile pepper, I just use regular crushed red pepper and it works just fine. You will LOVE it!!
I used seasoned diced tomatoes and only 1/4 cup sugar but it was still WAY too sweet. I added a 15 oz can of tomato sauce and it was much better. Rating based on revisions.
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FANTASTIC! It was the perfect blend of sweet and hot. The longer it simmered on the stove the hotter it got. Next time we won't let it simmer quite so long.
Haven't yet gone food shopping I didn't have much on hand this afternoon but an abundance of pasta and no ready-made sauce in a jar. I looked at the can of crushed tomatoes I had in the cupboard for months with the intent of making my own sauce and was finally forced to take the challenge...so glad I did. This was the absolute best sauce I've ever tasted!! I won't go back to jarred. I only required 1/2 cup of brown sugar. Suggestion: only use 1 TBS oilve oil - 2 made a film of oil around the end that just wouldn't encorporate into the sauce. Quick and Delicious!! Thanks Bryan!!!
This is AWESOME sauce! I made a few minor variations - used chipotle chili pepper for a smoky spice, and threw in a small palmful of both basil and oregano (dried) for a tad more Italian flavor. I added the 1/2 cup of brown sugar it says to do initially, but I only added about another 1/4 cup because it was perfect.
This is delish and different, not to mention easy. I'll make it again!
This was easy to make and put a nice little spin on regular tomato sauce. I put extra crushed chile peppers (closer to a full Tablespoon) in it because my husband and I like hot things. It was a little too hot so next time I think I will stick to the recipe. Someone else said that the brown sugar made it too sweet but I didn't think so. I browned some ground turkey and added that. I'll make this again.
this is a very good sauce, alittle spicy for the little kids. i added alittle sweet basil, it was just the right touch.
This sauce was amazing! I served it over angel hair pasta and my boyfriend absolutely LOVED it!!! It has a real kick to it, but at the same time is wonderfully sweet. This recipe has definitely earved a spot in my permanant recipe binder!
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Calories: 264
Calories from Fat: 68
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Precisely what you can do to save the rainforest.
To introduce myself, I am a biologist and film-maker. During a year spent working in Peru's remote Amazon I created a wildlife documentary to promote the continued protection of one of the worlds richest forests.
The Tambopata region in which I was working is a huge conservation success story. Eco-lodges sited along the Tambopata river provide an alternate source of income for the local economy that doesn't damage the rainforest as does logging, gold mining and other major economic powers in the area. Costa rica has also done this very successfully and I believe other countries should follow suit. Rainforest's can be a significant economic resource without being exploited.
If you have some spare time, I ask that you watch my film, appreciate the beauty of the rainforest and if you can, visit. Please send and share it with anyone you think may be interested or like to go.
There are many areas close to the Tambopata that are not yet afforded legal protection, the lower Las Piedras river would be one of them. The diversity is astounding there and you can help promote conservation in the area by visiting one of the two lodges along that river.
Feel free to message me for more information.
Nov 4 2013: The obvious (maybe too obvious) way forward is to make rainforest preservation more profitable than rainforest destruction.
1. Change consumer behaviour: It's my belief that consumer behaviour could be swayed by improved information about where consumer goods come from and how they are manufactured. Perhaps starting with a "responsibly sourced" certification of some sort.
2. Provide incentives for business to sponsor/preserve rainforest rather than destroy: One suggestion is based on the fact that carbon taxation laws are pretty vulnerable at the moment and governments seem to be looking for the flimsiest excuses to repeal. Perhaps some sort of Carbon Offsetting mechanism could be proposed which required a certain area of rainforest be sponsored for a give carbon output.
3. Provide the facility for individuals to sponsor and then virtually monitor their own area of rainforest, which they could then visit as a physical tourist if they wanted. I'm talking here about a global initiative which allowed individuals to sponsor say 10 acres of rainforest. By means of new ICT technologies it should be possible to iinstall cameras/microphones etc so that sponsors could login and virtually "visit" their pocket of rainforest. Local rangers could communicate with more detail about flora/fauna. This would provide a global sense of ownership and investment which will in turn engender a global custodianship.
These are just some brainstorming ideas. I have no idea if these are feasible or have already been tried (I'm guessing all of these are pretty well known initiatives).
Either way the principle remains: replace "bad" revenue streams with "good" revenue streams. There must be ways to monetise such a global resource without ripping it down.
P.S. Forgot to congratulate you on a great piece of film making. Well done.
Nov 7 2013: Thanks! those kinds of ideas are great and I am aware of several organisations doing those kind of things.
Many environmentalists argue that we need to change our whole economic system etc to protect the environment, but in reality this just isn't going to happen.
Like you say, to make conservation work we need to find ways to make immediate & long term profit from leaving wild areas intact.Nov 4 2013: Precisely, the question to answer would be "who do the natural resources belong to- do they belong to the country it is found in or does it belong to humanity as a whole?" Because asking a country to save their rain-forests when that is the only resource they have for economic development would be unjust unless the development of that country is seen as the responsibility of the rest of the world as well.
Nov 4 2013: Your statement bears the blatant assumption that by protecting rainforests you sacrifice economic development, if you had understood the main point of my idea you might disagree.
I do understand your reasoning, in legal terms rainforests are owned generally by the countries in which they are located, yet their role for medicine, climate regulation etc.. affects the world. As a result of of this, their destruction affects us all. Because other countries have made mistakes in destroying much of their natural heritage does not mean those with intact wilderness areas should. With that reasoning everyone is totally screwed long term.
I am saying that rainforests can be protected and still remain a major source of income for the people of a rainforest bearing country through tourism. To name but one method.
The destruction of rainforests is extremely short sighted, you cut it down and you make a lot of money, after that you make very little and what land is left is barley fertile. I make the economic argument, that long term, conserving rainforests for tourism, natural product harvesting etc, is more profitable.
I'm saying that if you visit, you fund this industry and thereby help to protect the rainforest.
I know this because I have seen it.
Nov 5 2013: I am just stating the blatant assumption that the governments are making to cut down rainforests for cattle ranching, logging, mining, building roads and pipelines. I totally agree with you that saving it should be made more profitable. all i suggest is that saving it should be every governments responsibility. The countries with rainforests do need capital make the country attractive for tourism. How safe is it for tourists in countries with large areas of rain forests? There is a lot to be done and the world has to join in to save them. A country alone cannot do it. If there are sanctions for human rights violation there should also be sanctions for rainforest destructions- but also rewards for saving them.
Nov 7 2013: You're right in that government's do have a responsibility, however these are not the only people that can make a difference, anyone can, which is partly my point.
In many countries, like the one I was working in, it is very safe to visit, I think the perceived risk is much higher than the actual one, same goes for many places. This is true for South America, but for African rainforests the story is totally different like you say. Tourism has been tried and is done, but political problems have always prevented it taking off to the same extent.
Totally agree with your human rights point because at the end of the day they are inextricably linked.Nov 3 2013: Great documentary; thank you.
Nov 7 2013: Cheers!Nov 3 2013: The destruction of our rainforests is driven by poverty.If there was a global fund to compensate local rural communities they wouldn't need to exploit it . the problem being local governments in those regions are corrupt and any funds would be. syphoned. Off to fill there own pockets.
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Nov 3 2013: Personally I don't think paying subsidies to millions of people for not doing something harmful is a winning strategy. I'm talking about what you can actually do as an individual to help conserve the rainforest, not the government. Tourism is a viable economic alternative to logging, mining etc... We need to find ways to make money from conserving our rainforests. This way everyone gets what they want.
Nov 3 2013: Not even if the subsidies were invested in alternative employment and trades for communities living on the rainforests periphery instead of logging. farming and hunting?
Nov 3 2013: Well yeah then that would be great, as long as the investment is helping the economy to be sustainable in its own right, like start-up grants or no interest loans for businesses promoting conservation.
I read your previous comment to mean 'Give the loggers and miners money to sit on their arse's for not working!Nov 1 2013: To back up the people who can really contribute something directly to save the rainforest.


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First of all, I appreciate that you're thinking about a fallback at all. Most people just implement technologies without thinking any further.
Then, one thing I'm always doing right in the beginning is to add a class to the body (or html root element) using JS which serves as my hook to apply specific styles that are only seen if JS is enabled. The reverse approach (which is used by some people, too) would be to add a "no JS" class to the html and remove it with JS then. This way you can do the following with your box: If JS is not available/enabled then make it a simple CSS hover function.
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Thank you very much for your appreciating
In my case it is very important, that my site is supported by almost every browsers (with or without java, transitions etc.)
I think I will just go with the hover effect and disable the jquery on #inkassobox
I like it better this way! (And if I want some animation, later I can add some css3 transition to it)
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I little over a week ago I broke my foot skateboarding and even though the bruises are fading, I'm thinking bicycling to work would be safer!
It might not be as portable as a skateboard, but this bike would be easy for me to handle up and down my fourth floor walk up, easy to carry on the train and it would feel so good riding to my job at a really great messenger bag company. I'd proudly put it on display there because its such a great looking bike!
June 24, 2009 at 9:23 am
My decision to go green has made me a victim of constant ridicule from friends, co-workers and family. My kids stopped letting me pick them up from school. Date night for me and my wife (her decision) has become quiet evenings at home or the rare dinner in a really dark restaurant she's sure none of her friends would ever go to. The list goes on and on. Finally, I asked my therapist "what gives? I thought I was doing right by going green." His reply was, "you got it all wrong once again Ryan, but don't fret, you can fix this. Go to Inhabitat, learn what being green is really all about, win that beautiful Strida and cycle the 5 miles that you've been flying to work dressed like a fool. Do these things and you will gain back the love and respect of the people around you, and you will look good doing it!"
June 24, 2009 at 6:39 am
My ride is a 1995 Miyata mountain bike. I love it. I ride it every day of the year. Every day of the year, in Edmonton, Canada. Minus 25 C is not unusual, my record was minus 33 which I would recommend to no one. It still works, even though I have now been through three drive trains, four new sets of cables, three different seats, worn out the head set, and had both wheels stolen. Oddly, I actually had one of those stolen wheels returned to me, though I needed to go to court and testify that I did not give the accused permission to be carrying my wheel down the street at 3 in the morning. My wonderful irreplaceable clunker! The Strida would totally round out my cycling madness. With it I could take it on buses anywhere in the city and wheel it into my downtown office. Woohoo, no more stolen wheels!
June 23, 2009 at 8:07 pm
Does your commute make you wish you had a flying car? Even an old, blue beater like the Weasley family's in Harry Potter? Mine DOES!!! With this bike, I can pedal leisurely past LOTS of commuters, perhaps inspiring them to take a bike to work, too. And I can save my broom for what it's meant for. Quidditch!
June 23, 2009 at 7:26 pm
this is one mode of transportation that i have. You can see where the problem lies in it. I also have a bike that keeps getting a flat after i ride it. I'd love to own the Strida but I could never afford a bike like that.
June 23, 2009 at 5:47 pm
This is (WAS my only ride and it's busted… Seriously I NEEEED a bike! PWEEEZE!?!??
June 23, 2009 at 3:16 pm
I am a poor engineering student. I'd like to one day work on next-generation electric vehicles or public transportation, but I think the biggest part of the solution is: lots more bikes! But before I can get out there, I have to get to class. Here's what I use right now:
It's a 1970s Astra Tour de France, quite rusty and vulnerable in my yard! My girlfriend and I live in about 500sqft with our dog and two cats, so as you can imagine space is at a premium inside. The Strida is awesome and there is no way I will be able to afford one on my own–I'd love to be able to roll it inside with me to keep it safe from thieves and rain.
June 23, 2009 at 1:59 pm
last summer I moved to Brooklyn & believe it or not I had 4 different bikes stolen from the front of my apartment….I live on the 4th floor so folding bike is the way to go…
June 23, 2009 at 1:47 pm
My Volvo 84′ clearly isn't making the cut anymore – a leaky transmission, bad breaks, a front hood that won't close, a battery that needs to be sanded for corrosion every time before I start her, a burnt out window switch, a leaky sunroof, a burnout tail light, tires that constantly need air, and the kicker, a terribly inefficient, carbon-contributing vehicle!
I looked into Cash for Clunkers, but she's over 25 years old
I could really use a way to get around in the city.
June 23, 2009 at 8:10 am
Intention is the new currency which buys gratitude.
My intention to be flexible has rewarded me with a healthy body and the desire to tread a light foot on this planet.
By maintaining a diet of fresh fruits and vegetables, I've chosen to eliminate the needless waste of processing food.
The choice to eat this way has also presented itself with the task of carrying heavy bags of fruit home on foot. To be honest, I adore these challenges in a way because it becomes an opportunity to push myself to my own physical limits and I am thankful to have such an abundance of food.
With so many suffering people in the world, how could I possibly complain?
June 23, 2009 at 6:35 am
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My week goes something like this:
Jogging + working + studying + living!
Jogging= 5 times on a week = 5 [2 times x (13 meters of stair to get in or out of my house + 1600 meters of my running route)]
Working = 5 times on a week = 5[2 times x (13 meters of stair to get in or out of my house + 1200 meters to get to the office + 9 meters of stairs back there)]
Studying = 2 a week I'll star to go to La Salle University (2 x 2000 meters walking + 16000 meters by train)
I spend like 3 subway tickets per month + shoes (like 150 Euros per year, like two pair of shoes) = 437
Living = And then I like to go to the beach, usually I go every Sunday with my husband for a walk, any place of the city… normally free places… there are four subway tickets (3.08 Euros) and having good food in my freeege! So…. I have to go once a week to the supermarket = 2500 meters and two subway tickets! (1.54 Euros)
So…. Would you help me to keep a little money saved and help me to get more pleasantly to my favorite places?? I am an environment keeper person… I recycle; I don't use lots of water and will love to use the subway only if I have to!!!!!!!!!!
June 23, 2009 at 3:59 am
I'm on a mission to make this world a better place. The Strida folding bike will enable me reach more people.. and my feet will be very thankful. XX
June 22, 2009 at 7:58 pm
Does the STRiDA 5.0 SX Limited folding bike! weigh much ? I got to keep the luggage weight down in my new flying car – and it just wouldnt look right with a bike rack on the roof so I guess with the STRiDA it can fold and go inside. and until I can afford my new flying car I can ride the STRiDA to University and Work everyday and get fit and that will keep one more car off the road.
June 22, 2009 at 5:55 pm
Love my eco-saddle!
This is the saddle of my current ride, which I will NEVER toss out, even if I were to win a glam new eco-bike!
Interested in preservation? Want to make your own eco-saddle? Feel free to contact me.
June 22, 2009 at 9:07 am
An eco friendly bike would do
it'l fit inside my VW
June 21, 2009 at 9:53 pm
I look at this Strida bike with stary eyes everytime I walk past this one shop window in Venice Beach CA. It's rad, but way out of my price range… not complaining though because I am abundant in life n general.
As I draw closer to the end of my maternity leave, I look for ways to get back into shape. The Metro is my source of transportation in Los Angeles and where my bus drops me off, I still have a healthy one mile walk to my work place. I totally love walking and gladly ride the bus in place of crowding the LA streets with one more car so much so that I gave up my Jeep one year ago.
The Strida bike would be a great workout for helping me tone up after my pregnancy.
If I won the Strida bike, I would love to make my commute to work half Metro, half cycling. The bike could easily be stored in the break room at work and wouldn't take up any space.
I'm working on manifesting this bike!
Pick me! Pick me!
June 21, 2009 at 8:50 pm
Hello there,
My name is Bob stueck I am a single father of one. We live in Stratford Ontario Canada. I make lamps and furniture from reclaimed materials and am currently prepping for the TOAE in Nathan Phillips Square. I am returning to OCAD to finish my degree in industrial design in the fall. Although we live in the snow belt I am an avid year round cyclist.
OCAD is 4 hours on the train each day and the mid sixties CCM I have been preparing to take with me; I have come to find out is too large for me to take with me every day on the train.
A folding bike would certainly solve that problem.
Some help would be appreciated.
June 21, 2009 at 7:03 am
Please give me this practical bike, so instead of driving one of these:
to college, I can use a bike/train combination that would be alot more eco-friendlier than this old blue monster.
I would be using the train already, but it is a bit far away, 25 minutes walking, but with a folding bike I'd be there in no time, exercise a bit and be eco-efficient.
Cheers from Zagreb, Croatia
June 21, 2009 at 4:49 am
This bike is simply synonymous to me. Frankly speaking, I had a dream with a bike that looked like this and once I saw this bike in reality in your web site I was very much impressed. Just want my dream to come true. The country I live in is rated one of the poorest countries but anyway many people are interested in new things. And I have no doubts that once I drive this bike, many people will not be even scared by its price to buy the same bike from your company.
June 21, 2009 at 3:20 am
I could definately not only use but promote on so many levels. I am the ATNI Youth Ambassador for Tribal Youth in the NW part of the US and this would be a great idea to utilize against diabetes. I am also the son of the late Lance Jones-I lost my father to Leukemia in 2007. I had tried my best but the message is to keep on going and the bike would inspire people and grab attention to share message. The picture is of me in the yellow (LIVESTRONG>>YEAH), my little brother Jay and my wonderful gram-Marlene White. AWWESOME BIKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
June 20, 2009 at 10:42 am
Martha Cashman Sculptor in Cork Ireland, anyone who has google earth can see my dilemma Cork is a city full of hills and even has the steepest in the country while takes a bit of getting used to. I lived in Boston and brought my Cannondale back from many years of happy trips there but sadly she is on her last legs or tyres I should say.. She gets lots of comments as you can not buy them here so I feel as a designer I will now again need to set the trend and think I would Cut a Dash with the Strida. Cork needs this Strida as it is the Real Capital after all and is a real trendy city, come visit you'll see what I mean..
June 20, 2009 at 12:39 am
Phoenix just recently opened a new Light Rail – a revolutionary move toward better public transportation in our huge city. Living bike riding distance from the first Light Rail stop, I was super excited about being able to take my bike on board in order to make the trips to and from downtown – avoiding being on the roads during DUI times of the night, getting exercise and avoiding the use of a car. I stalked the light rail web site before it was even under construction, so excited that they had plans to accommodate bicycles.
But then I took my bike onto the light rail when they opened, and the driver informed me that you cannot bring your bike on unless it fits in the space along the walls where they've got designated bike storage containers. These hollowed-out areas have hooks on the ceiling where you are supposed to hook your front tire and hang your bike.
Ordinary bikes hang with plenty of space below the rear tire, hanging securely from the hooks. My current bike, however, is too long and the back tire rolls around on the bottom, resting often on the rear fender. Not only that, but the hook is not securely able to hold the front tire because it is too long overall, and so when the driver hits the brakes or the gas, the bike teeters back and forth, threatening to fall over and land on whoever is sitting near the bike storage area.
What's worse, the drivers told me that I cannot even BRING my bike on unless I can put it in this area, because they say that a bike standing in place blocks the path too much. This makes it so that if I do manage to squish my bike in and make it downtown, if it is crowded on the way home, I might not be able to board any of the trains home and become stranded downtown. Also, between the weight and the length, it's dangerous and oftentimes barely possible to even get the bike up on the hook, or down from the hook, in the 8 seconds or so that the drivers tend to keep the doors open at train stops.
In essence, the whole system that's currently risky would become totally doable if I had this folding bike instead! And as a result, bicycling in combination with public transportation would become a regularly doable event. I would become the talk of the town with my snazzy bike, rolling it into and out of the doors with no problem, regardless of who else is on the train or what the status is of the bicycle storage containers!
June 19, 2009 at 8:55 pm
It's hard enough having to ride my extremely heavy bike 11 miles to school every day, its very hot, I have to carry all my books and the hand-me –down bike I ride weight 60 lbs. I am not one to complain until last week!! My parents are nice enough to let me store the bike in the garage hanging from the ceiling and it is very hard to get the bike up but at least I can store it. Keeping it in the garage has never been an issue until last week. My father's boss had to store his new car in our garage and I guess the vibrations from the garage door made my front come loose and the bike fell on the car! I am so in trouble! The estimate to repair was $8000 and I have to pay it. Being a college student is hard enough to maintain grades and be on time to class everyday on my heavy Junker bike. I have been working summers ad saved up money to buy a Strida, and I had $700 saved, now I have to pay it all to fix the damage my bike made by falling on my dad's bosses car and I don't have a bike to ride to school. My life really sucks. A light weight bike would be great for storing in my small room and I could take it everywhere, plus right now with not having any money nothing would make me happier than a Strida. The promotion alone would be huge for Strida on campus everyone knows and everyone loves that I ride a bike to school and work everyday. Just doing my part.
Thanks for considering me!
Paul Schneider
June 19, 2009 at 8:10 pm
I recently moved to the city from a very rural area – I was so excited to be able to bike everywhere! I saved my money and bought the best bike I could afford – I went all out, getting a basket and everything. Apparently my bike was so cool, someone else thought they needed to have it, and left me with only the basket to remind of the good ol' days. I need this bike to help me bring back my excitement for the city, to feel the wind in my hair again, and I especially need a place to hang my basket!
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June 19, 2009 at 7:45 pm
last week, my bike was stolen from in front of the San Jose Caltrain station. Now I must walk.
Walking is so slow, man. So slow.
June 19, 2009 at 5:49 pm
This is what's left of my bike after a car drove into it (and me). Fortunately I did not suffer much, but my bike is total loss…….
…and since I am from Holland, THE bike-country of the world, you can imagine I definitely need a bike. And even more since I am commuting by train everyday you can imagine that this Strida would be the perfect solution for me to commute to work:
It would be great to cycle to the train station, fold the bike, hop on the train, train to Haarlem, then unfold the bike and cycle the last km to work.
And naturally I would look very cool on a Strida!
So I would be extremely grateful to be awarded a Strida!
June 19, 2009 at 4:24 pm
(((college(architecture))+(work))/((broken bike)+(∞*)))+(please)= Strida Folding Bike from Inhabitat?
*Infinite amount of variables against me that I can list.
June 19, 2009 at 4:06 pm
As you can see, space is at a premium on here on the third floor (walkup). If I had a Strida I could keep it inside, which would be nice for me and might just save the life of a pedestrian passer by in the future.
June 19, 2009 at 11:28 am
fun facts >>
{1} my apartment (room) is 82.5 square feet. as in it's eight by ten feet with a windowsill. in the photo below, notice my kitchen (a hot plate), the folding table (in the lower mid-left), the various ropes & pulleys to suspend the necessities of life, a sink and folding chair.
{2} everything I own either folds, is small or attached to a pulley system. this includes my chairs, table, bed/sofa/desk, toaster-oven/cabinet, cinderblock counter/stove/chair and climbing wall / storage area. it's a very productive 82.5 sq feet.
{3} i'm a 23 year-old freelancer without a single set of wheels.
in conclusion, as outside my bike would be stolen and a regular bike cannot fit (like fo' serious, apartment is 8′ wide with a bed) this beautiful folding bike would be the punctuation to my words, the cream to my peaches, the rocketship to my fledging space exploration program.
Give me this bike –> Change my life.
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June 19, 2009 at 9:42 am
My roommate is a well-known voiceover actress whose "studio" is in our shared storage closet. Believe it or not, the stuff she records in there actually ends up broadcast on the national airwaves. She's what I call a "reluctant environmentalist" and has tolerated my recycling obsession and even a worm compost. Now I have to do her a favor by making more room in the closet for her to record without a bicycle seat smashed into her elbow.
I bought this bike more than a year ago for an organized bike ride in NYC. I'm well under 5 feet tall and only had one day to find a bike that would allow me to reach the pedals. Sadly, the posting on Craigslist was misleading, the picture was different than the actual bike, and the previous owner yelled and bullied me into purchasing it on the spot. The chain was broken by the time I returned to my neighborhood and according to the repair shop, only worth 1/5th of what I paid for it. After a stint in bicycle rehab, it sort of survived the bike ride. I haven't been able to use it since then because it has ancient messed up gears and is too heavy for me to navigate up the stairs in my walk up NYC apartment with the narrowest hallways ever! Since then, I've been forced to take less environmentally desirable modes of transportation.
Much to my roommate's chagrin, the bicycle ended up making its home in the only home available in our tiny NYC apartment. Her closet "studio" – mere millimeters away from her recording space and gear. It's tangled up in a bunch of wires and the handlebars are obstructing the sound mixer. My bike hasn't seen the sunlight since spring 2008 but if I take it out, there's no way it will fit back in!
My roommate is so excited at the prospect of not having to share her already cramped legroom with a bicycle wheel while reading scripts to her clients. Please help me help her, and also help myself exercise my commitment to keeping the "air"waves free of VOC's.
June 19, 2009 at 9:41 am
This is a picture of my Raleigh 3-speed, which I was given when I was ten in 1969, and which I still use.
My mother thought nothing of taking long rides in her street clothes, carrying her pocketbook on her shoulder.
A middle-aged woman (me) commuting to work on the bus and a Strida would be an unexpected sight, and would get noticed — especially in my small city, where I can guarantee no one has ever seen one before. My wish is to help people understand that biking is for everybody, even the middle-aged and not so athletic.
June 18, 2009 at 6:56 pm
I borked my bike. Clearly the machine earned it's keep, and someday will get the reconditioning it needs. For now I don't have the time to hunt down a replacement bottom bracket, or the money to buy a custom one with the french threads the frame requires.
The combination of bus and bike transportation is perfect for me as I routinely move between my office, studio and home. All located within about 6 miles with some significant hills (the picture was taken halfway up a pretty steep one) and lots of rainy weather. I also go on lots of scouting excursions taking photos for various design projects that I am working on.
June 18, 2009 at 5:21 pm
See that? It's an '01 Ford Focus that needs the assistance of a winch to get onto the back of a flatbed truck. You know what they told me when it got to the shop? "Needs a new engine," they said. I had recently heard them say those very words about my old '98 Corolla, so I replaced it with this Focus. It only took about one month for me to hear the dreaded four words again. In that month I also heard such awful phrases as "needs new brake pads," "needs new front shocks," "needs a new O2 sensor," and "needs a new vacuum system." Meanwhile, speaking of needs, my boss insists that anyone who has my job "needs to have a car," and the conductors on Amtrak and Metro North, who control access to the trains I needs to take two or three days a week to travel 60 miles from Hartford, Conn., to Bridgeport, Conn., insist that if a bike is coming on their trains it "needs to be a folding bike." And since anyone who wants a new engine for an '01 Ford Focus "needs about $1000," I needs the Strida folding bike.
June 18, 2009 at 4:16 pm
This hill is just one example of where my shoes take me, and living in Honolulu there is a whole lot more. And for the last 5 years, a battle has been waged everyday in the late afternoon at the street that rises toward my grandma's, which lies on the steep pinnacle of at least a good liter of sweat and day long pain from shin splits. I hope that with a Strida I would finally be able to tame this hillside, never again to hurt myself, while still being able to fight against the incline in an eco friendly manner. This hill serves as my workout and unfortunately the sole reason for the degeneration of my shoes. My shoes serve as a main means of getting me about, I could greatly benefit by using a convenient bike like the Strida, shaving of time in my efforts to jog to work and back.
With a Strida my life will be STRIDAfied, making it easier to get to work, to come home, and practically everywhere else; if you want a better reason JUST LOOK AT THAT HILL!
PLUS I have actually managed to live WITHOUT A CAR, How many Americans can attest to that?
June 18, 2009 at 4:06 pm
Salut à tous !
I'm a bike lover but sometimes it's not so funny in Paris when I got stuck in this bloody mechanic door 😉
Well, I'm joking, but here, It's forbidden to bring your bike inside subway or buses and even though we could, there's not enough room for it. Secondly, I live on a 5th floor by stairs only, so my loyal bike sleep outside and some part of it often miss in the morning, this is also Paris 😉
Folding and light weight bike is the solution.
And also it's a very good looking product, which is perfect to ride, so that people want one and leave their cars at home. The green revolution is on his way …
I'm not stuck anymore, so no use to send someone, thanks, but the strida folding bike is welcome 😉
June 18, 2009 at 2:03 pm
I admit that I was a really bad bicycle rider in my childhood regularly falling and then never tried a bicycle more than 15 years. No problem, I later involved in new hobbies to use roller blades, ice skates, skiing stuff due to my sport talented Russian wife but one thing never changes. Un-equilibrium and failure to keep the balance all the time
I would at last feel very nice to be able to ride something cool and going on 2 wheels which I couldn't achieve for years. I will blog about it and film the process. Keep in mind that if I can't achieve riding, it would be surely a marketing disaster for both the company and green life together :)) So, think twice before giving the bike to me !
June 18, 2009 at 1:49 pm
Burro got caught in some wire and fell in the well. Woke up to the other burros braying, "BURRO'S IN THE WELL!" Surenuf there was a burro in the well. Despite the diminished urgency from Timmy being safe in his bed we still felt it prudent to right the situation (as I hope you know, wells are not the burros natural habitat). Hellatime getting it out but we wrangled together a motley crew (the county animal control guy showed up very hungover so he played a lesser role than his title might suggest) and got her free. She's fine and we didn't have to shoot her (burros are better than horses in that respect) but now I need that strida right quick because that stridas not going to ride itself.
June 18, 2009 at 10:43 am
I need this bike for two reasons, first because I work here in research park in Huntsville and I tend to walk to all of the buildings I work in for health reasons and for the fact I don't like to run my car any more than necessary. I also work some on Redstone Arsenal and this bike would come in handy riding between buildings. This bike would be an awesome addition to my office and not take up as much space as my mountain bike.
The second reason is I am committed to green, I have built an Earthcraft house here in the Huntsville area. My house uses a combination of insulated concrete form (ICF) and Biobased insulating foam with high SEER HVAC. I have put down about $30K of my money on these technologies.
I do not just talk green, I have demonstrated my commitment.
June 18, 2009 at 2:07 am
We live in a tight space (photo of laundry room where bike would live) with almost no storage and a baby on the way. This would be a great bike for our neighborhood and a great vehicle for my daily commute from home to work. I just got a new job, and would love to be able to stash my bike on the train, and then under the desk while I work!
June 17, 2009 at 1:17 pm
My winter bike is getting too warm. I need an option to the Alleweder velomobile.
June 16, 2009 at 3:15 pm
Here in Texas I am finding it harder & harder to rope a green ride. I could sure use something a little more tame and compact and that I could take anywhere.
June 16, 2009 at 11:32 am
I need this bike for three reasons:
1. I live in Portland, Oregon where it rains continually for nine months of the year. I need a bike like this one with a high seat so that my full-length raincoat doesn't get caught in the gears.
2. Everything in my apartment folds or rolls up.
3. I am fifty-something years old and don't have health insurance. A bike would keep me alive longer so I can keep resisting evil insurance companies.
Photo by Forest and Kim Starr
June 15, 2009 at 3:07 pm
This is perfect for a grey haired old guy- my dad- working his way up and down the eastern coast- from Maryland to Marathon (Fl), Most cities have expensive transportation for retiree's on a limited budget. Folding up this super cycle into his inflatable row boat, this would allow him to explore new sites, get supplies from the farmer's market- or simply find that elusive motor part or sail patch to help him get to the next town.
June 15, 2009 at 2:50 pm
This is a touchy subject for me right now. My husband and I started a company several years ago selling green building material. We were fairly successful at it too. But now in a time of economic crisis, when banks are not lending money and are calling in all of our loan notes and constructions has come to a halt. We are preparing for the inevitable, to live in the RV that we purchased that was meant to provide comfort while at the beach for the day. We plan to travel around a bit to find a town where we can add to and be a part of a community. A place that we will be able to afford to start over. To purchase a house, start a business find a good school system and get involved in the community. (sidenote- we are currently working with someone to have the RV converted to hydrogen!)
In preparation for this new chapter of our lives, as we sell off our household treasures, we will be replacing things with the best gear to suit our future lives. Things that are light, compact and portable. The Strida SX Limited Folding bike would be a special treasure that my husband, daughter and I will cherish forever!
June 15, 2009 at 2:35 pm
Having had a spate of bad luck recently, my mountain bike was stolen. Replaced it with a free women's framed Schwinn 10 speed, and the rear wheel was stolen a week later. I simply need a bike I can take into work & stores with me so I don't have to worry about theft. [img]http://www.inhabitat.com/wp-content/uploads/f387b8497069ba6981b8206040e5b3a5.jpg[/img]
June 15, 2009 at 2:35 pm
Because I am going to San Francisco in a month, and need a unique ride to help me dominate the city. Plus it can be a carry on!
June 15, 2009 at 2:34 pm
I really NEED the Strida as of my six bikes I currently have no bike to take with me on my eco friendly sail boat. As you can see my main ride is all show and since my Nickel Metal Hydride battery pack was stolen I am struggling by with Lead Acid which are heavy but I do get a good 50Kph.
Keep up the good work
Martin Golder
Architect, Victoria BC
June 15, 2009 at 2:15 pm
A friend gave me an old 70's french road bike that was in pretty rough shape. I spent months cleaning it up, buying and personally installing the new parts it needed. I don't have another bike so this was to become my one and only ride.
Finally this past friday I took it out for the first ride, and a few miles from home I feel the right pedal give way and clatter to the ground. unbeknownst to me, the threads on the crankarm were completely stripped (I don't know how the pedal stayed on as long as it did). I "rode" the entire way home by pushing the ground with my right leg like a skateboard.
I already ran through my small budget getting the first new parts, and once again I am bikeless.


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Cutting edge printing technology is dropping prices
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Cutting edge printing technology is dropping prices
Yesterday I was walking down the street and stopped by a printers to get some copies made. It had been a while since I'd been there and noticed changes. The place had new technology. In my conversation with the owner he updated me on what he had to offer. I was impressed! Ashcan books at affordable prices even at low quantities and the quality was very good. One project he was working on was for a local artist. The ashcan book he was printing had 52 pages in black and white and was nicely done. In fact, I was stunned when he told me what he was charging the guy. A rate so low the artist could easily make money from selling it.
This is a great way to hard copy publish. I immediately started thinking about using this as a reward for a Kickstarter campaign.
Man, the difference that crowdfunding has made! Everything I see nowadays I relate to a Kickstarter reward!
What an exciting era we're living in! All those years of struggle and confusion giving way to a new path. One that's providing the opportunity to do just about anything you want!
Perhaps I dwell on it so much cuz I appreciate it more. I remember the hardships and the obstacles, the disappointments, letdowns, everything that made going off on your own difficult, daunting and even impossible.
Everything was NO.
Now it's all YES!
Getting things done for us, for ourselves, has never been this accessible! I'm grateful to have hung in there long enough to see this day.
Re: Cutting edge printing technology is dropping prices
Right??? I'm so glad I didn't give up or give in. Now is our time! We positioned ourselves wisely.
Re: Cutting edge printing technology is dropping prices
New technology??? Printing costs lowered???
This is what is supposed to happen! What went wrong that things are going right?
Let us know where this printing shop is so we can do business with someone honest for a change.
Re: Cutting edge printing technology is dropping prices
They're making good use of very high end photocopiers Greg.
Re: Cutting edge printing technology is dropping prices
I figured that out Charles. The rest of us will search around for other honorable printers to get deals like this.
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Greg here ya go...
The owner's name is Orbel.
Re: Cutting edge printing technology is dropping prices
Snakebite and his partner stopped by this week and we went down to this place to check out what they do. They have some very handy high end equipment that makes low run to higher volume quality printing affordable enough to sell really nice ashcan books and more.
I'm inspired by this so last night I went through my old portfolio and found enough content to fill 52 pages of an ashcan book plus the cover for a thematic / educational book I've had in mind. I scanned pages and pages of stuff last night. I have content to keep book after book coming for who knows how long.
Creative productivity and owning your content ladies and gents... It will pay off for you!
On this one I'll take it to 64 pages which is twice what and average ashcan would be and sell it for the same price.
Plus I can convert this to an ebook and offer it as a download.
And... it will make a great crowdfunding reward!
Re: Cutting edge printing technology is dropping prices
thanks charles!
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Sure thing Marius.
Stopped by the printer today to coordinate things. I'll be dropping off the files soon for the book I mentioned. He can have a run ready for me while I wait. Amazing!
I have so much content suitable for this format I'll be keeping them busy for quite a while. This technology is a fantastic resource for us all.
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Well guys I've just completed a brand new book. Started putting it together a week ago this evening and now it's ready for a print run on Monday.
It'll be an ashcan format which is 8 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches or 21 1/2 x 14 centimeters.
It's 64 pages long and the inside cover will be printed as well.
It will be thematic and have an educational aspect to it. All the content is pulled from previously existing material along with some recently created images. The images will be in black and white grayscale.
I'll be printing a run of 100 and will sell them face to face at $10 each. I can ship them to anyone in the US or Canada for $12.50 and international $15.
I'm also well on my way to laying out a follow up which I can have ready in another week. I can get a series of ashcan format books published in fast order.
Looking forward to adding a new layer to the cake.
Keep Creating!
Re: Cutting edge printing technology is dropping prices
Well I learned something yesterday.
To begin with, my first foray into the world of ashcan book publication was well received by those who saw the proof copy last night in class.
And secondly, that 64 pages is too much for an ashcan book format as it will not easily allow for the book to remain closed. Tends to kind of flop open to the center spread.
I'm in the process of consolidating its content and getting it just a bit thinner. A learning process as is everything in life.
Once I get the formula for this down I'll be able to smoothly and efficiently publish many of them and also convert the files to an ebook format.
Re: Cutting edge printing technology is dropping prices
Something I learned through these most recent experiences with printers...
It appears that offset printing is going the way of the horse and buggy. The printer I'm dealing with mentioned they sold their offset printing press machine recently. Bought for $75,000 brand new they could only get $2000 or it.
The way of the present technology is digital in all things.
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Sweetwater Sound officially broke ground on its 110,000-square-foot expansion Wednesday afternoon at the Sweetwater Campus, 5501 U.S. 30 W. As reported in June, the $23.6 million expansion of its Fort Wayne headquarters is expected to create up to 315 high-wage jobs over the next four years.
Since Sweetwater moved into its campus in November 2006, a change the business credited as being made possible with help from an incentive package put together by the Economic Development Alliance, total employment has grown from 240 to almost 500 today, according to a news release from the company.
The company sells high-technology equipment for musicians, recording studios, and broadcasters.
The expansion is expected to bring more employees and their families to live in Fort Wayne along with jobs related to the business, including its partners, vendors, contractors, and restaurant and music school staffs.
The expansion will include 35,000 square feet of additional warehouse space, with the remaining 75,000 square feet devoted to marketing and sales staff, plus additional conference and training space.
The company was offered an incentive package of $7.1 million spread over 10 years from the state of Indiana, Allen County, and the city of Fort Wayne.
Sweetwater founder and president Chuck Surack, who started the business 33 years ago as a recording studio in his home, said, "Thanks to the great work of the Economic Development Alliance, Sweetwater will be able to continue to create jobs and grow in Fort Wayne."
Over the last several years, Sweetwater's growth in sales has been averaging more than 20 percent per year and it is currently the third largest music instrument and pro audio retailer in the United States, according to the news release.


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Both Chrome and Photoshop (and a couple of other programs) already hide the Title Bar in order to save precious screen real state, but I was unable to find a utility that hides the Title Bar of any given window (or by default) in XP (or later).
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