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August Critical Mass?

Nick — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 07:22:54 GMT

I haven't seen much newer stuff up here or on Critical Mass Reno's facebook, are these still going on every 1st friday? I would love to participate, especially since I now have fridays off :D

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mass on july 3?

neil — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 01:35:27 GMT

yo pete- whatayasay all renoites mass on friday july third at 5;30 at the plaza near java jungle!

sound like a plan?

word

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April 4th! Spring time is here!

alfaj0r — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 16:42:01 GMT

April 4th will be Critical Mass! Come one, come all! :)

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Speed-Flirting arriving to Reno!

S S S — Sat, 28 Jun 2008 20:58:58 GMT

Speed-Flirting arriving to Reno!

From the creator of the world famous Cuddle Party, Reid Mihalko presents "Speed Flirting"!

Join with singles and couples and folks from all walks of life as we practise new and old ways of flirting! Join us for a fun-filled evening where you get to improve your self-confidence, drop the "dating B.S." and flirt, flirt, flirt!!!!

If you're over the dating scene, wish people knew how to make the first move and have more fun, if you want to spice up your current relationship(s), if you just like being flirty (or have no clue how to)...then join us and like-minded individuals as we rediscover and hone our ability to connect playfully without pressure... In other words: flirting!

World-renowned relationship educator, Reid Mihalko (reidmihalko.com) will lead us through a comical evening of fun and education! The workshop ends with a social mixer so we can minlge while exercising our new found skills of flirting!

· Come learn the simple rules of "flirting engagement"
· Overcome your fears and insecurities of "making the first move"
· Spice up your current relationship(s)
· Enjoy the freedom of flirting without it having to mean or lead to anything else

This is a great opportunity to connect with current friends and partners and MEET NEW PEOPLE! Meet everyone at this fun workshop, make new friends, and enjoy connecting, communicating, and playing with the lost art of flirtation!

$20/person and $30/2 people (which includes all materials)
Register via paypal at www.paypal.com and send your payment to "reidamerica@gmail.com" .

****MONEY BACK GUARANTEE IF YOU ARE NOT COMPLETELY SATISFIED WITH THE WORKSHOP AND EVENT!

For more information, contact Ms. Sam at (702) 579-5063 and reidamerica@gmail.com.

See you for some flirtin!

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nada nada.

sorg — Fri, 30 May 2008 22:00:14 GMT

It has come time for the Nadaists to end the era of herding artists for participation in our event–we have 30 motel rooms filled at this moment, some have multiple artists exhibiting. Though, if you ARE an artists of some kind, and would like to exhibit, it's not too late. Go here: tribes.tribe.net/nadamotel

But I'm here right now to tell the general public–the audience, if you will–about this funktastical event. It's true, last year the event was called Dada Motel, named after the anti-artist anarchists of the famous international art movement which started between World Wars–and why is that capitalized?

It's a great name, I know; we had a brand to promote, I know; we even have some attitudinal similarities to the Dadaists, but ya' know, why be normal? Are we a brand? And does anyone really need another antiseptic art festival with slushies and balloon twisters on street corners, hand-painted ties and caricature artists, people with happy pins to sell you and bumperstickers that say "support the arts"? Is art a charity? Is it only that? Should we poor artists be asking you for money because art is so frickin' important?

I say no. Art is an action, art is not a charity, art is in your face and it's not all pretty, not all happy, and it doesn't go with your sofa. Art lives and breathes and takes many forms, but it IS for everyone, even the hand-painted tie lovers, but it's also for the fire loving furry people with face paint and smoke rings, toe rings and ringtones, hoola-hoops and nipple rings and more rings than tones, Ton-Loc, T Lo, J Lo, G Lo and be-low, because folks, I don't even know what to tell you to expect. Just come. June 26th thru 29th, Hotel El Cortez and Town House Motorlodge. Noon to Midnight (individual room times may vary)

Oh yeah, FREE.

Again, here's our site. Go there, ask questions, make fun of the kid with big ears:
tribes.tribe.net/nadamotel

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2/29/08

alfaj0r — Sat, 23 Feb 2008 00:58:19 GMT

Stay tuned for updates, but get your bike ready, because next friday is the last friday of the month, and as such, we ride!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critical_Mass

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12/7/07

alfaj0r — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 22:01:14 GMT

It'll be the first Friday of December! Are we still doing it, despite it being a bit chilly?

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10/5/07

alfaj0r — Wed, 03 Oct 2007 17:56:21 GMT

It's the first friday again!
The weather is getting a bit chillier, but it's not too bad. See you there?

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Last Critical Mass video!

alfaj0r — Mon, 24 Sep 2007 14:58:39 GMT

Check it out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1ZGTQcxtlA

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Where are the Community Bikes?

Kipp — Fri, 24 Feb 2006 07:11:10 GMT

I just moved here and would love to see a community bike program start in Reno. It seems like an ideal city for it, fairly small (biggest little city eh?) bike racks on busses, University .... I want to live in a place where I can't walk two blocks without seeing a bicycle. Seeing as how I've just started a graduate program at UNR and am committed to being here for 2+ years, moving somplace with more bicycles is not an option right now. I'd rather push to make Reno a better place anyhow. Does anyone know of any efforts to promote Feebikes, Bicycle Libraries, Bike Stations or similar programs here in Reno?

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bike parking at the airport

Boris — Fri, 12 May 2006 04:43:19 GMT

do any of you know if there is a place to leave your bike safely at the airport??
thanks

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Is it possible to live in America without a car? Uh, sort of.

stickerguy — Tue, 21 Feb 2006 17:33:27 GMT

The Bicycle Diaries
Is it possible to live in America without a car? Uh, sort of.
By Bill Gifford

http://www.slate.com/id/2131049/?GT1=7407#ContinueArticle

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OCTOBER 7 RIDE A SMASHING SUCCESS

stickerguy — Sat, 08 Oct 2005 18:19:23 GMT

YYYYYESSS!!!

Thanks to all who turned out for a good time. That was a great ride -- not confrontational / aggro but not too wimpy either. I was a little worried, based on what I've been hearing lately about recent rides, that radical holier-than-thou types would piss people off and kill the fun -- but I worry almost as much about those with an overly gentle approach who always want to move over to let cars pass.

We had around 150 cyclists and rode for about an hour and a half! We went down first to Center, left on 6th, then up Sierra over to Arlington to Mt. Rose, Right on Plumas down to Moana, then took Virginia St all the way back to California. The ride ended at a party where THE JUVINALS played and we tapped the 3-gallon keg of hard apple cider that Dan Bailey and Kaki donated. That stuff was good...

Ok, about confrontation/wimpiness -- I think our ride was pretty great yesterday, but I think there was a slight lack of unity on how many lanes to take, and when to run red lights. My opinion goes something like this: first priority is to keep our ride together. If it's possible to let cars pass, either at a light or in an adjacent lane, without fragmenting our ride, then we should do so. We don't want to piss anyone off, but at the same time I feel like asking motorists to put up with us for one hour per month (when we put up with them every damned day) isn't asking too much.

As one proudly proclaimed, "WE'RE NOT BLOCKING TRAFFIC - WE *ARE* TRAFFIC!"

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join the Critical Mass e-mail announce list!

stickerguy — Fri, 07 Oct 2005 21:06:23 GMT

Just click here and plug in your email address!

http://stickerguy.net/lists/?p=subscribe&id=3

You'll get a mail every now and then...

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