How many times have you heard that there is an immense amount of oil shale, from which we can extract lots and lots of oil? I've heard this claim dozens of times, yet the people uttering this claim never know anything at all about what it takes to make oil…
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Here is Barack Obama setting forth his plan for keeping America energy independent. His plan is that America should control it's own energy and it's own destiny. How? By taking real steps away from purchasing $700,000,000 of foreign oil every day and, instead, creating our own energy. We import more…
John McCain wants to have a contest that will award $300 million to the person/company that develops a better car battery. Yes, it would be great thing if someone would develop a better battery, but it seems to me that spending massive amounts of money in a contest is a…
Here is the simple goal for those participating in Naked Bike Ride: Protest our dependency on oil and celebrate the power and individuality of our bodies. In America, most people tend to have a warped attitude toward bicycles. They see bicycles as toys and amusements, not as incredibly efficient and serious modes of transportation. More than anything else, Naked Bike Ride is an attempt to change this attitude and to get people to choose bicycles rather than gas guzzling motor vehicles, whenever possible.
This combination was pure marketing genius. If 1,000 people had assembled in the middle of St. Louis to promote alternative sustainable methods of transportation, the media wouldn’t have given a rat’s ass. Because these organizers promised to wrap this serious message about bicycle riding in a package of nudity, however, the media was there in droves. Here’s an video interview of two of the organizers.
Now, what kind of nudity did those curious media types actually see when they got to the assembly prior to the bicycle ride? Well, they saw some of this:
As well as some of this:
The evening could also have been accurately called Slogans Painted on Partially Naked People on Bikes Night, but that would have been unwieldy.
This use of nakedness to promote the message that we desperately need to start using sustainable transportation methods has been successfully executed in numerous other cities. Tonight, the event came to my home town. 
I decided to both participate in a minimally naked way …
