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find the best response is a non intelligible noise/scream...people aren't sure what to make of it and readily gets their attention

Carnival with its Europhile tastes is something of an exception among the Japanese fixed wheel bicycle stores. Majority have Japanese bikes and accessories in all sorts of shapes sizes AND colours...that's not to say people don't want it, it's just that that it's a little bit easier to source a Vivalo than a Bob Jackson over there

A Flat White differs from a Latte in that it is served in a smaller ceramic cup[2], whereas a traditional latte is served in a glass with the espresso shot poured over the steamed milk. A Latte can also be served in a bowl or a larger cup requiring more milk, obscuring the complex flavours of the coffee.

Wikipedia is your friend

[ame]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flat_white[/ame]

possibly more for the coffee appreciation thread - espresso tamper from Cielo / Chris King

Was a lovely tribute and a nice show of community spirit...thanks to the organisers (Pip, Ray and crew) and participants. Great to hear there's been an impressive sum raised for charity as well

Happy b'day...hope your celebrating in suitable style

nice

any places to stap in Mancunia if a Ldn contingent comes up?

pretty sure all those photos are taken around the corner from this store in Osaka

http://njsframes.blogspot.com/

DFL prize has your name on it huh?

Hillbilly spotted me geared up and heading down Essex Road then Miss Socks popped out of the woodwork...

Mooks +1

Blame it on Fidel

Don't see why the making it closed to non UAL people...most things on here are open to all rather than being an exclusive club. If you want to make an event for UAL people only, would suggest a better route to do it is through your students association rather than through what is an open community

0 - flickwg
1 - Oliver Schick
2 - samuelglanville
3 - teddy
4 - cliveo
5 - emab
6 - fresh
7 - gustav

guy on a red cannondale pista with red chrome bag...he's the spitting image of a friend of my brothers so think i might have freaked him out a bit with eye contact and greetings

celebrate in style...

was considering giving this one a go but weather put me off...soft or wise? think it might have been the latter in this case but keen to give other TNRs a go

The Sealine bags have caught my eye before. Have one of the following but the waist strap is too narrow so tends to dig a bit.

http://www.seallinegear.com/all_purpose.asp?Action=SealPak&Category=AllPurpose

The below bag might be different but figure it may well be a case of form over function

Vanilla bike at NAHBS

hope you guys are alright...is pretty ugly out there

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Cycling Symphony opens East Festival

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-23656493-details/Cycling+symphony+opens+East+festival/article.do

If you're interested in taking part, drop a message to brise@london.gov.uk

Eine Brise Participant Information sheet

Thanks very much for agreeing to take part in Eine Brise on Thursday 5th March. This sheet contains information on Eine Brise, what to expect, directions on how to get to Lamb street, and some practicalities.

Eine Brise
Eine Brise is a piece by the Argentinian composer Mauricio Kagel. It’s written for 111 bicycles and he called it a musical/sporting event. The ‘music’ element is generating from the sounds and whistles the cyclists make (don’t worry you’ll be taught this!) the cycling element is self explanatory. The piece lasts for 60-90 seconds.

Thursday 5th March
If are going to take part in Eine Brise we would ask you to arrive at 8am in Lamb Street

We know that’s early but, as soon as you arrive and register (We’ll all be wearing Green East T-shirts so you will recognise us!) we’ll give you strong cup of coffee and introduce you to your Eine Brise tutor – a musician from the London Chamber Orchestra. All participants will be divided up into groups of ten and with your musician you’ll spend about 30 minutes going over the piece, practising the sounds you’ll need to make.

After that we’ll have a couple of practice runs and then do the performance from 9.30 – 9.45.
Things you will need to remember
Yourself and your bike!
Preferably a bike that has a bell attached
A cycling helmet
Your sense of humour
A copy of this information sheet
Cycle Racks at Spitalfields are limited and you will need your bike for more of the time you’ll be with us. We suggest you keep it with you at all times.
Prize
When you register with us on arrival your name will be put into a helmet (how appropriate!) and we will announce the winner at 9.45 after the performance.
Itinerary
8am Arrival and Registration
8.30am Musical workshops
9.15am Run through and dress rehearsal
9.45am Performance
10.00am Prize winner announced
Consent
Participants should note that taking part in the Eine Brise project on the 5th March is at the participant’s own risk and registration on the day is taken as being evidence of this.

Far from a great fan of French film but would recommend the following

Caché
Delicatessen
Belleville Rendez Vous
The Class
Persepolis

lovely photos...thanks all who left me with something more than a few hazy memories