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Decadent Living

Posted on April 23, 2013 by nanda

TweetI’m currently in the process of replacing my bike helmet for my commuter. In my grad school days, I would find the least crappy looking helmet that cost less than $35. Now, that I get paid slightly more than 17 … Continue reading →

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#bosnow, or “How Nemo found us”

Posted on February 9, 2013 by nanda

TweetAfter 13 months of living in New England, I got to experience my first real snow (thanks Nemo!). “Real” means 2 feet of snow (by official measure) and giant 4 ft. snowbanks due to freak winds, as opposed to the … Continue reading →

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#bosnow, or “How Nemo found us”

Posted on February 9, 2013 by nanda

TweetAfter 13 months of living in New England, I got to experience my first real snow (thanks Nemo!). “Real” means 2 feet of snow (by official measure) and giant 4 ft. snowbanks due to freak winds, as opposed to the … Continue reading →

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#bosnow, or “How Nemo found us”

Posted on February 9, 2013 by nanda

TweetAfter 13 months of living in New England, I got to experience my first real snow (thanks Nemo!). “Real” means 2 feet of snow (by official measure) and giant 4 ft. snowbanks due to freak winds, as opposed to the … Continue reading →

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#bosnow, or “How Nemo found us”

Posted on February 9, 2013 by nanda

TweetAfter 13 months of living in New England, I got to experience my first real snow (thanks Nemo!). “Real” means 2 feet of snow (by official measure) and giant 4 ft. snowbanks due to freak winds, as opposed to the … Continue reading →

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#bosnow, or “How Nemo found us”

Posted on February 9, 2013 by nanda

TweetAfter 13 months of living in New England, I got to experience my first real snow (thanks Nemo!). “Real” means 2 feet of snow (by official measure) and giant 4 ft. snowbanks due to freak winds, as opposed to the … Continue reading →

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FTW. Osmium and things that last

Posted on December 4, 2012 by nanda

TweetIt’s kind of a no brainer that things that are well made, come with good customer service and cost a little bit more are better in the long run than things that are cheaply constructed, have poor customer service and … Continue reading →

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FTW. Osmium and things that last

Posted on December 4, 2012 by nanda

TweetIt’s kind of a no brainer that things that are well made, come with good customer service and cost a little bit more are better in the long run than things that are cheaply constructed, have poor customer service and … Continue reading →

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Arbitrary Hill Climbing

Posted on September 15, 2012 by nanda

TweetThere are a handful of rides that it seems like everyone does here. One of them is Wachusett. A number of social rides, charity and competitive events involve climbing Mt. Wachusett, which I believe might be the largest hill in … Continue reading →

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Arbitrary Hill Climbing

Posted on September 15, 2012 by nanda

TweetThere are a handful of rides that it seems like everyone does here. One of them is Wachusett. A number of social rides, charity and competitive events involve climbing Mt. Wachusett, which I believe might be the largest hill in … Continue reading →

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