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November 7, 2011 at 6:01 PM
Damian said...
"Besides, mountain biking has ceased to exist in Connecticut..." Well, fixed gear cyclocross down at the Cove is alive and well. I saw a guy blasting down the trail there at sundown yesterday. Try as I might I couldn't keep up with him on my "mountain" bike. He was just too damn fast. He was probably some kind of Racing Champion.
Salem and I put in a good ride Sunday with only minimal tree hurdling on the 1/2 mile of trail we snuck in to a largely paved ride. Started out riding with some friendly fellows from Manchester Cycle.
Thanks for the reminder to vote tomorrow. Wish I'd done a little research on the East Hartford candidates.
The East Hartford mayoral candidate Santo Alleano robo called while I was at work. He sounded like he might be a little special...
I actually tried to vote three times, but the diligent, surveillant monitors (thank you monitors for manning/womanning the polls today) kept me in check.
One thing for sure: I voted for the right people for the right job (I tend to be persuaded by my own convictions).
I propose Eel 5 with trees, branches, and shrubs. A major hike-a-bike event of natural historical proportions.
I'm game for hike-a-bike. This Saturday is CT Bike Walk Summit (New Haven), and Sunday morning I'm looking at condos / homes in Hartford proper.
Could do this Sunday around noon or next weekend.
November 9, 2011 at 6:12 PM
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Mahoney for dog catcher: that way to the future!
It seems like there's an election every couple of months in Hartford. I think that's because there is an election every couple of months. Next year, there are even more: town committee, presidential preference, primary and general. Damn! That's a lot of elections. So many "I voted today" (or "he votado hoy") stickers to collect.
Anyway, in the vast majority of Connecticut, the municipal election is tomorrow. The municipal election is arguably the most important because you interact with your city or town most frequently. Also, your vote in a municipal election (state rep & senate, too) is the most powerful. For example, it'll make up like 1/3% of the margin in a victory instead of .000001%. That's a lot of made up orders of magnitude. Besides, mountain biking has ceased to exist in Connecticut, so what else are you going to spend your Tuesday doing? Polls are open 6am to 8pm
"Vote some more"
11 Comments -
In Hartford, should I just "vota linea A" like the HDTC post-card says?
November 7, 2011 at 5:17 PM
Pedro just robo-called my cellphone. Ugh.
November 7, 2011 at 5:24 PM
Brendan votes row c first and then row a.
Paid for by Cotto for Council. Brendan Mahoney, treasurer.
November 7, 2011 at 6:01 PM
"Besides, mountain biking has ceased to exist in Connecticut..."
Well, fixed gear cyclocross down at the Cove is alive and well. I saw a guy blasting down the trail there at sundown yesterday. Try as I might I couldn't keep up with him on my "mountain" bike. He was just too damn fast. He was probably some kind of Racing Champion.
November 7, 2011 at 6:42 PM
Had there been an alley cat, 3473235-time Hartford alley cat chamption, Damian, probably would have easily caught me.
November 7, 2011 at 9:42 PM
Salem and I put in a good ride Sunday with only minimal tree hurdling on the 1/2 mile of trail we snuck in to a largely paved ride. Started out riding with some friendly fellows from Manchester Cycle.
Thanks for the reminder to vote tomorrow. Wish I'd done a little research on the East Hartford candidates.
The East Hartford mayoral candidate Santo Alleano robo called while I was at work. He sounded like he might be a little special...
November 7, 2011 at 10:39 PM
Let it be known the Dario voted and voted by bike. His vote counts double!
November 8, 2011 at 1:31 PM
That was you! Now I'm glad I crayoned you in for dog catcher on my ballot.
November 8, 2011 at 3:26 PM
Excellent job Dario. I tried voting twice, explaining that it was allowed since I showed up on a bike, and they got all pissed off.
November 8, 2011 at 7:38 PM
I actually tried to vote three times, but the diligent, surveillant monitors (thank you monitors for manning/womanning the polls today) kept me in check.
One thing for sure: I voted for the right people for the right job (I tend to be persuaded by my own convictions).
I propose Eel 5 with trees, branches, and shrubs. A major hike-a-bike event of natural historical proportions.
C'mon boys, let's Thoreau it!
November 8, 2011 at 8:02 PM
I'm game for hike-a-bike. This Saturday is CT Bike Walk Summit (New Haven), and Sunday morning I'm looking at condos / homes in Hartford proper.
Could do this Sunday around noon or next weekend.
November 9, 2011 at 6:12 PM