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    Marilyn Price
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    Trips for Kids 7th Annual Brews, Bikes, Bucks
    Sunday, February 13, 2 - 6pm
    Broken Drum Brewery, 1132 Fourth Street, San Rafael, CA

    Come meet Gary Fisher, Joe Breeze, Tom Ritchey, Scot Nicol, Otis Guy,
    Jacquie Phelan, Charles Kelly, Ross Shafer, Steve Gravenitis, Mert
    Lawwill and other pioneers of mountain biking. Invite your friends, and
    join us for a great event.

    There will be drawing for a of a Jamis 2004 Dakar Sport full suspension
    mountain bike (retail value $999.95) sized to fit the winner at the
    event. The bike will be available in the size to fit the winner and is
    currently on display at the Broken Drum Brewery. Advance raffle tickets
    are available for sale at our Re-Cyclery thrift shop and at the Broken
    Drum. There is no charge for admission, but Noah Berry, proprietor of
    the Broken Drum Brewery, will also donate proceeds from food and drink
    sales to Trips for Kids.

    For more information call 415/458-2986 or visit our website
    http://www.tripsforkids.org

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  2. crit PRO
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    The press release forgot to add free face painting for the kids by
    renowned clown David Clinger.

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  3. Bill C
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    crit PRO said:

    The press release forgot to add free face painting for the kids by
    renowned clown David Clinger.

    I'm not sure that you could be a bigger [censored] even if you tried. Dude
    you've got to get checked for BiPolar disorder because once in a while
    your a pretty decent person.
    Bill C

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  4. Tim Lines
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    Bill C said:
    crit PRO said:

    The press release forgot to add free face painting for the kids by
    renowned clown David Clinger.

    I'm not sure that you could be a bigger [censored] even if you tried. Dude
    you've got to get checked for BiPolar disorder because once in a while
    your a pretty decent person.
    Bill C

    I read this (noncycling) article in from USA Today recently:

    http://www.usatoday.com/sports/football/nfl/2005-02-02-robbins-cover_x.htm

    I thought we were calling this "bipolar disorder" these days but the
    article also calls it "manic depression". So which is it? Or are they
    both acceptable? As if it weren't bad enough that the DSM lists close
    to 300 minutely differentiated classes of mental illness, do they each
    need multiple names?

    Tim Lines --- Is pretty sure that being normal will soon qualify as a
    mental illness.

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  5. gwhite
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    Tim Lines said:


    Bill C said:
    crit PRO said:

    The press release forgot to add free face painting for the kids by
    renowned clown David Clinger.

    I'm not sure that you could be a bigger [censored] even if you tried. Dude
    you've got to get checked for BiPolar disorder because once in a while
    your a pretty decent person.
    Bill C

    I read this (noncycling) article in from USA Today recently:

    http://www.usatoday.com/sports/football/nfl/2005-02-02-robbins-cover_x.htm

    I thought we were calling this "bipolar disorder" these days but the
    article also calls it "manic depression". So which is it? Or are they
    both acceptable?

    Veering off even more.....

    I don't have a clue, as I know next to zero about psychology. I have known a
    few people who suffered from manic depression. As I observed them over time,
    their "moods" certainly swung up and down in the very way the word "bipolar"
    suggests. I think those huge mood swings are one of the red flags of manic
    depression.

    Anyway, the following is a manic/bipolar mental illness training tune (I never
    knew what the song was about, then I heard it one day on the radio and it dawned
    on me: "manic/bipolar disorder is what it is about"😉:

    Moving In Stereo, The Cars
    ---------------------------

    life's the same I'm moving in stereo
    life's the same except for my shoes
    life's the same you're shakin' like tremolo
    life's the same it's all inside you

    it's so easy to blow up your problems
    it's so easy to play up your breakdown
    it's so easy to fly through a window
    it's so easy to fool with the sound

    it's so tough to get up
    it's so tough
    it's so tough to live up
    it's so tough on you

    life's the same I'm moving in stereo
    life's the same except for my shoes
    life's the same you're shakin' like tremolo
    life's the same it's all inside you

    life's the same I'm moving in stereo
    life's the same except for my shoes
    life's the same you're shakin' like tremolo
    life's the same it's all inside you

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  6. crit PRO
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    gwhite said:
    Tim Lines said:


    Bill C said:

    crit PRO wrote:

    >The press release forgot to add free face painting for the kids


    by

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    >renowned clown David Clinger.

    I'm not sure that you could be a bigger [censored] even if you


    tried. Dude

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    you've got to get checked for BiPolar disorder because once in a


    while

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    your a pretty decent person.
    Bill C

    I read this (noncycling) article in from USA Today recently:


    http://www.usatoday.com/sports/football/nfl/2005-02-02-robbins-cover_x.htm

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:


    I thought we were calling this "bipolar disorder" these days but


    the

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    article also calls it "manic depression". So which is it? Or are


    they

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    both acceptable?

    Veering off even more.....

    I don't have a clue, as I know next to zero about psychology. I have


    known a

    Quoted message said:

    few people who suffered from manic depression. As I observed them


    over time,

    Quoted message said:

    their "moods" certainly swung up and down in the very way the word


    "bipolar"

    Quoted message said:

    suggests. I think those huge mood swings are one of the red flags of


    manic

    Quoted message said:

    depression.

    Anyway, the following is a manic/bipolar mental illness training tune


    (I never

    Quoted message said:

    knew what the song was about, then I heard it one day on the radio


    and it dawned

    Quoted message said:

    on me: "manic/bipolar disorder is what it is about"😉:

    Moving In Stereo, The Cars
    ---------------------------

    life's the same I'm moving in stereo
    life's the same except for my shoes
    life's the same you're shakin' like tremolo
    life's the same it's all inside you

    it's so easy to blow up your problems
    it's so easy to play up your breakdown
    it's so easy to fly through a window
    it's so easy to fool with the sound

    it's so tough to get up
    it's so tough
    it's so tough to live up
    it's so tough on you

    life's the same I'm moving in stereo
    life's the same except for my shoes
    life's the same you're shakin' like tremolo
    life's the same it's all inside you

    life's the same I'm moving in stereo
    life's the same except for my shoes
    life's the same you're shakin' like tremolo
    life's the same it's all inside you

    http://www.velonews.com/news/fea/7546.0.html

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