kevin

> We’re ready to buy an e-bike for Toni’s daily grind but the one question we haven’t been able to answer is do we get a 36 mph one or a fully bike lane legal one that goes 20? No one here in the US enforces max e-bike motor output on the consumer …

Wow, that bike is sweet!! Highway range up to 223 miles is pretty decent. That's just enough distance where battery range and my human need for breaks are aligned. It seems that dual-sport and electric charging are inherently at odds with each …

> The bottom line is it's on trend from previous years, a little bit higher. Not that the previous years were anything to be unconcerned about. My biggest gripe with this media frenzy is that most news outlets fail to put the problem in …

> Maybe Microsoft have become the white knights? Errrr ... wait ... As long as you're not running nuclear centrifuges you should be fine 😂

> WhatsApp failed in this regard too, didn't it? As long as people run companies, these issues will persist 😉 I don't have any specific advice besides the regular things you should also do on a mac: Keep software update date, especially Windows …

> My conclusion is don't search or tell Siri anything you'd be embarrassed about if it went public. I think Eric Schmidt (Google CEO) would agree, as he once famously said this: > If you have something that you don't want anyone to know, maybe …

The tone of this article is a little concerning. They make medical tourism seem like a rosy solution to seeking cheaper medical care. You get to travel to some beach paradise and get an operation. And yes, healthcare can be first class. But, this …

It's super exciting to see the progress Seattle is making. Did you see the landmark judgement made yesterday against J&J? > NORMAN, Okla. — A judge Monday found Johnson & Johnson responsible for fueling Oklahoma’s opioid crisis, ordering the …

Well, I don't have any health goals for the end of 2019. But, after reading this, I think I should make some! I climb a lot, but this summer has been so hot, even in high up in the mountains in places like Yosemite. So, I've been enjoying the AC …

The Apple credit card is now available. I don't see the point. It's beautiful, but besides that, there's nothing too enticing for me. Rewards are most important to me when searching for a credit card, and it seems that having a few high rewards …

Congrats on finishing the bike. It's a piece of art!!! Thanks for sharing it with us. I love the video -- so smooth and dynamic. Of all those high-end components, what's your favorite?

You have a great point. I think e-bikes like the one you link are more suitable for most people looking to stay on the road. The Cake is enticing for gnarly terrain off-road because of its big brakes, long travel suspension, and absurd torque. If …

An electric bike sounds like an excellent fit for you. It will be life-changing. On a mid-priced e-bike, you will beat even world-class cyclists. Here's a perspective on power output to bike wheels: 400 watts - is what Lance Armstrong …

That is so bad ass. What's most surprising is the weight. 175lbs is feather-light compared to any other street-legal thumpers, like the EXC or CRF. It's about the same weight as trials bike with fuel. So you could do …

Honestly, I have no idea what this one is. This one wasn't in the main tour, and showed up late. But it got a standing ovation, so it must be pretty special.

Are you talking about this one? It's a 1931 Bentley 8 Liter 'Silent Bloc' Saloon

I've been to a couple of events before, but not this one. Most events you have to pay to access, but this one you don't, since it's based on using public roads. The sheer number of cars that come for the Pebble Beach Car Week is definitely in the …

Then we got to have a close-up look, for free. This saved me the $375 entrance fee of the Concourse …

Lastly, I'm zoomed back to Ocean Ave in Carmel to watch thousands of people greet the …

Some drivers didn't look too happy. Maybe it was the heat. https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-PML6kjx/0/b034ce95/X4/i-PML6kjx-X4.jpg https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-JvxgkHq/0/3f4b87aa/X4/i-JvxgkHq-X4.jpg

Car Week is a celebration. The crowds were energetic. https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-JqTSv3n/0/a00489db/X4/i-JqTSv3n-X4.jpg People were cheering the cars …

Ford Model T Stock #C416. Built in 1916. 22 Horsepower. https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-jkrT3Vn/0/d3e7fdaf/X4/i-jkrT3Vn-X4.jpg

The bigger 8 liter Bentley 'Silent Bloc' Saloon from 1931. https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-zqsdjhN/0/106e053f/X4/i-zqsdjhN-X4.jpg

An older 1926 Bentley. https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-wH8JDJk/0/13e37380/X4/i-wH8JDJk-X4.jpg This Bentley got the cover of Autocar Magazine in 1967. It was vintage back then! Crazy it's still going.

This is a 6.5 Liter 1930 Bentley. Built 1929 in the UK, then imported to Australia in 1930. https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-gcpNvC4/0/8d67e21a/X4/i-gcpNvC4-X4.jpg Here is a photo of it in the 1930s in Adelaide, Australia.