Update - the review

Last night my 11 yr son and I attended the 9pm movie after the sold out 7pm movie. I came into this movie without really any expectations as my only research into this movie was the trailer.... it was about bikes, did I need more? The show started off with some live music from one of the musicians on the soundtrack (which just last night is on iTunes) and we were also treated to another trailer of a river movie the same director is working on. The movie "Reveal the Path" started and instantly I was thrown into confusion as to what the plot was but who cares, it's about bikes. But in general you have 4 guys, riding to 5 parts of the world to see some spectacular sights, ride some great "trails" and experience different cultures. Their route follows like this, Scottland, Switzerland, Morocco, Nepal, Alaska. The intent of the ride was to explore through beauty your way of life, your path, or something like that. Lots of deep feeling talk on the back drop of some pretty amazing views that left me thinking like Liz Lemon and saying "I want to go there".

Just one more Wednesday away from Free Denver B-cycle days! Se press release below

Through the Wells Fargo Wednesday sponsorship, riders can take advantage of a free 24-hour membership (normally $8 in Denver and $5 in Boulder), that allows them to use the bikes for 30 minutes or less. Longer rides incur standard usage fees. Additionally, anyone who takes advantage of "Wells Fargo Wednesdays" will be able to buy an annual B-cycle membership at a discounted rate. Information about the program can be found at the bike kiosk's and on the B-cycle website at http://denver.bcycle.com/.

"Experience from our growing membership base suggests that trying the bike sharing system means liking the bike sharing system," said Parry Burnap, executive director of Denver Bike Sharing. "These free days will make it a snap to try the system and we appreciate the support from Wells Fargo Bank to expose the concept to more riders. This is a great way for people to join in the celebration of Bike To Work Month and get their riding legs ready for Bike to Work Day on June 27."

From the Denver Post

A bicyclist was taken to the hospital this morning after she apparently ran a stop sign and slammed into the side of a moving Denver Police patrol car.
Shortly before 8 a.m., a woman was riding her bike northbound on Pennsylvania Street, said Detective John White, a spokesman for the Denver Police Department.

Denver woman rides her bike to Swedish Hospital in Denver and then gives birth to a healthy baby girl. Here is what the couple had to say...

"Last week I jokingly mentioned to Sarah that she accidentally scheduled the c-section on National Bike to School day and that we should probably ride our bikes to the hospital. She said ”ok”. So several miles and one day care drop off later we've arrived!"