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Phoenix, AZ, Jan,07,2008--Bicycle lover, Linda Riggins has partnered with Neekam company to create the Bicycle 365 Blog. This blog will act as a source of information and networking for the wide world of bicycles including vintage bicycles, folding bicycles and more!

Ms. Riggins says, "Whether you are a professional cyclist or a recreational rider, there is so much to learn and see at this blog. It does not matter whether you commute to work on your bicycle or if you ride it down nature trails with family on the weekends, this is the place for all things bicycle related."

This blog seeks to add to the publicity surrounding the wide world of bicycles and all of the sports and hobbies that are related to the cyclist lifestyle.

Cyclists log miles, promote utility

It's February, but cyclists from the Green Mountain Bicycle Club are logging some serious miles. These aren't training rides or even tours through the countryside. Instead, they are logging what the club's Jim Brophy calls "utility miles."

Early in January, Brophy asked club members to give him a weekly tally of how many miles they ride for utilitarian purposes. He notes that the club traditionally emphasizes racing and touring cycling, and he wanted to show that the group can also advocate for "every day" riders. Brophy knew that several club members were riding for nonrecreational purposes and thought that the idea might inspire others.

There are rules for what constitutes a utility mile. For instance, a cyclist heading out on a training or recreational ride who stops at the general store on the way back to pick up a loaf of bread can count the trip to and from the general store, but not the rest of the ride.

Costa fleet in multi-million dollar make over

She is noted for the originality of the exterior shape, has wide windows and a stern transom, plus a glass wall facing the restaurant hall and the ballroom, while the superstructure has a glass dome and hosts an elegant lounge and bar. The ship has a classic and elegant style.

Pride strong at CSU Homecoming parade

Crisp morning air welcomed hundreds of students, alumni and residents of all ages in Old Town Fort Collins Saturday, as they gathered for the annual Colorado State University Homecoming parade. The sea of green T-shirts and CSU gear showed support for the football team and generated community support.

Festivities kicked off on Howes Street and Mountain Avenue, with the CSU cheerleaders, colorguard and marching band in-step with the thunderous echo of the drums.

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Al Gore, Sienna Miller, Happy Feet Green with Honors

Al Gore may be the most esteemed also-ran of all time.

Happy Feet, in which cuddly dancing-and-singing penguins mixed it up with greedy corporate fisheries and marine-life theme parks, was named Best Feature Film for its ecologically uplifting and informative message, while the episode "Wear," part of Sundance Channel's Big Ideas for a Small Planet series, took Best Documentary honors.