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Painful Montréal Marathon, 1:50

By Jon on May 19, 2009

The picture is from lap 8 of Sunday’s Montréal Roller Marathon. Ouch, what a race. First of all, the weather – 6 degrees at the start, and very windy. The race is around the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve – on an island in the St Lawrence river. Hence little protection from the wind. Secondly, there were only 197 participants, and more than [...]

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The power of the image – reflections on the atheist bus campaign

By Jon on March 4, 2009

As things finally start to calm down with the Atheist Bus Campaign in London it’s worth reflecting a bit on some of the aspects of the campaign. I’ll post more reflections here as I begin in my own mind to draw some conclusions from how things developed. I’ll also be presenting the web strategy for [...]

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3 of the best skate routes anywhere in the world

By Jon on July 29, 2008

In the last week I’ve skated in three of the very best places it’s possible to imagine – along the Hudson River on the west side of Manhattan, around the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montréal, and along the St Lawrence River in Québec. The Manhattan and Montréal routes are super easy – long, flat paths with good quality tarmac but [...]

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