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EPISODE · Feb 11, 2008 · 1 MIN

Make a Difference - Ride More Bikes

from CrankMyChain! Cycle TV · host PDXK Productions

This is a Movie from Sept. 2005. It stands the test of time; only the gas prices have gone up. There is also a great free-jazz soundtrack which uses Blondie's Heart of Glass for the melody. This video was lifted from the Make a Difference Blog: "I believe that it is possible to change the world through the smallest actions. This Blog explores the little things that not only I but others do in order to make a difference." Here is the text from the post "As a poor college student booming gas prices are a down right pain in the ass. So what does one poor student do? Or anybody for that matter? Well, there are many routs, but I decided to acquire a bike. I found one that didn't belong to anybody in the basement of the house I am living in. I got it fixed up, and now I am gas free. Sure it cost money to fix it, but in my mind I'm not only getting off my fat ass, and getting some exercise, but I am feeling good about it. In my opinion the gas price boom is, in large part, due to panic. And I chose not to support it. I think when gas companies can price their gas in relation to the actual supply and demand of the country and stop profiteering than I will decide to support them, but until then I just have to make sure I leave for class a few minutes earlier than I would normaly. What do you think?" I think it's terrific! It's short and to the point. It says "fuck big oil. I'll ride my bike and it's more fun anyway." The camera work is simple and effective. I love the above the head POV and the shadow shots. The music brings it all together.

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