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The Verge’s Andrew J. Hawkins joins us to discuss how he started a bike bus in his community.
The Verge· 2025-10-01 16:01
We started a bike bus and that sort of created a community around cycling especially with kids to school every Friday. You ride in a in a big group, right. And the sort of the idea being that there's safety in numbers, right.Because it is kind of daunting when you're, you know, we've got little kindergarteners on their on their bikes riding in the street alongside of huge trucks and SUVs and buses and all of this kind of stuff, but we're, you know, we're biking with them. You know, it's a big group. The kid ...
Finding Freedom in Small Journeys | Ajay Nanda | TEDxASBM University
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-01 15:42
[Music] [Applause] [Music] I'd like to prefer him because it's very very emotional to stand here after 10 years. when coming to this TEX talk I was going through and I was getting help of creativity Google uh videos available in the YouTube how to start however nothing satisfied me so I think I started my own and I should prefer to come here by myself anyway maybe some other name People knows me. Some people says that I sell bicycle to fit my value.However, I used to say I sell psyche. I sell freedom. I sel ...
Lessons I Learnt, After I Lived Them! | Gauav Jain | TEDxScindia School Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-26 16:15
Business Strategy & Transformation - The company emphasizes the importance of adapting to changing circumstances and not letting current situations dictate future opportunities, as demonstrated by pivoting the business model when a large customer changed its supply chain strategy [3][6][7] - The company highlights the significance of seizing opportunities even when facing challenges, referencing the decision to partner with Starbucks despite a difficult business environment, which led to the creation of a food service network across Asia [8][9] - The company underscores the value of continuous learning and skill development, illustrated by pursuing an MBA to deepen understanding of the supply chain business [10][11] Entrepreneurial Mindset - The company advocates for playing the ball on its merit, meaning that current circumstances should not dictate how one responds to the next opportunity [3] - The company stresses the importance of detaching daily to rebuild oneself, suggesting that hobbies and breaks can provide stillness, mental strength, and clarity [12][13][14] - The company emphasizes that limitations and boundaries are often self-imposed and that individuals have more potential than they realize [18] Personal Development & Leadership - The company shares a life lesson about making the best use of one's abilities, regardless of perceived limitations [2] - The company encourages making decisions based on merit rather than fear or past experiences, advocating for an open and adaptable approach to life's plans [19]
X @The Wall Street Journal
Already one of the greatest riders of her generation, France’s Pauline Ferrand-Prevot returned to road cycling after winning Olympic gold on her mountain bike last summer. Now she also has a yellow jersey. https://t.co/m18jaEGiRg ...
The sounds I recorded on a 5000 mile bike trip | Paul Cheese | TEDxRoyal Tunbridge Wells
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-06 17:00
Project Overview - The project involved cycling over 5,000 miles across the UK to collect over 11,000 sounds [1] - The goal was to create a piece of music using only the collected everyday sounds [1] Sound Analysis & Categorization - Sounds were categorized by nearest note and tempo [1] - Common tempos were identified, such as 98 beats per minute [1] - Examples of sounds at 98 bpm include a motorbike idling, a fireman retracting a ladder, and a section of a Blackbird call [1] Musical Composition - Everyday sounds were used to create various musical elements, such as bass drums, high hat symbols, and snare drums [2] - Electric substations were found to produce the note of G, used for bass lines [5] - Melodies and chords were created by combining different notes and tones collected from various locations [8] Community Engagement - The project involved interactions with local people, who often provided assistance and suggestions for sound sources [2][3] - The kindness and involvement of people were a significant aspect of the journey [2] Key Findings - Common sounds and tempos exist across nature, industry, people, and places [1] - Everyday sounds can be transformed into musical elements [1][2]
X @BBC News (World)
BBC News (World)· 2025-06-29 10:01
Man's epic cycling marathon from UK to Australia https://t.co/sEHC5Fviz8 ...