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Hello! Just a video off-topic cause I can't believe it myself.

I went on a bike ride trying to find a good, safe bike intersection in my city, and ended up making a report card for the crossings I came across.

Holiday pricing in effect now! The Ultimate Guide to Bike Commuting and Urban Cycling, A Shifter Course is designed to give newbies the knowledge and confidence to make the bike a bigger part of their lives: https://shiftercourses.thinkific.com/

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A huge thanks to my sponsors this year. They support this channel, so please support them. They also make amazing products that I use every day and endorse without hesitation.

I’ve been riding Priority bikes for a number of years. I love their low-maintenance, belt-drive design, and they offer good quality at a decent price. They signed on as a sponsor for my YouTube channel several years after I started riding them.

My daily summertime bike is the zippy and fun Priority Eight: https://alnk.to/1XWoxFO

For more on better bike intersections, checkout:

Nic Laporte: https://youtu.be/pN5muvQ0-tM?si=jS94V5-fb0HMXsd2

My book Frostbike: The Joy, Pain and Numbness of Winter Cycling: https://amzn.to/42EBzO6

Here is some of the gear I’m currently using. Some of these are affiliate links.

Bike Lights: I love dynamo lights that are built into a bike and powered by your pedalling or the wheel’s movement, but if you need aftermarket lights, Lumos offers a number of great options. Their Firefly lights are simple and bright: https://collabs.shop/3uodbz

Helmet: If I’m riding for sports, such as mountain biking or road bike, I like Lumos helmets because they are comfortable and well-built, and you can also easily attach lights to stay as visible as possible on roads: https://collabs.shop/prkigy

Bell: I love the sound and quality of the Japanese-made Crane Bells: https://www.cranebellusa.com/

Saddle: Yes, they can be pricey, but I’ve joined the ranks of people who think the extra cost for the quality of a Brooks Saddle is worth it, in both durability and comfort: https://www.brooksengland.com/

Panniers: My everyday workhorse pannier is Two Wheel Gear’s Pannier Backpack Convertible 2.0: https://twowheelgear.com/collections/pannier-backpacks?srsltid=AfmBOop6XPOZUjmjf4-Nr1MVwSivDO7igNWhL6Y3PzWOzkqtraTAS-D5

Pedals: I’ve not experienced high-performance pedals adding much extra value to my daily riding experience, but these light-up pedals from Redshift are bright, keep me visible at night and grab lots of attention: https://redshiftsports.com?aff=40

Phone mount: I use Peak Design’s mobile system, including the Universal Bar Mount on my handlebars every day, which I also bring it with me when I travel for bike rentals and bike-share bicycles: https://peak-design.pxf.io/c/5749368/1664050/18669

Buff: Keeps your face, neck and head warm in the winter, and keeps the sun off in the summer: https://peak-design.pxf.io/c/5749368/1664050/18669

Sunglasses: If you’re going to wear sunglasses, why not use a pair that has built-in mirrors so you can see behind you while you ride?: https://collabs.shop/f9hvof

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0:00 Introduction

Lyrics - O.N.V. Kurup

Music - Johnson

Singer - Yesudas

Lyrics - P Bhaskaran

Music - M S Baburaj

Singer - K J Yesudas

When we adopted her from a shelter in 2022, Carrey Beg (Manx gaelic for "little friend" - our choice of name) was skittish and frightened, often lashing out with claws at anyone she felt threatened by. The shelter that were looking after her were honest and said she might not make a good pet because of this, but we became determined to help. She was 18 months old and had spent some time on the streets, though we think she may have been owned before that, it's all unclear, and there was definitely trauma involved.

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Music credits: Jeremy Blake, Reed Mathis, www.bensound.com

Art for a little friend - "A portrait of Carrey" digital painting time lapse © 2025 by Helen McLaughlin is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International

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Welcome to Day 11 of the 2025 Jazz Advent Calendar. Today, we are picking up the rhythm with Charlie Parker’s catchy, calypso-flavored tune, "My Little Suede Shoes." It’s a song that makes you want to tap your feet and move.

But as we talk about shoes and movement, we must remember the difficult path that lies ahead for the people of Palestine.

I am dedicating Day 11 to the Hind Rajab Foundation. Justice is a journey that requires concrete steps. The Hind Rajab Foundation is walking that path every single day. They are dedicated to the pursuit of justice regarding the crimes committed by Israel in Palestine. By documenting evidence and filing legal challenges, they are ensuring that the road to accountability remains open, no matter how difficult the terrain.

Please help them continue to take these vital steps by supporting their work.

🔗 Donate to the legal fund: https://www.hindrajabfoundation.org/donate

See you tomorrow for Day 12.