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Tuesday, April 17, 2012 East Side Riders Build Custom Cycles, Community (PHOTOS) Known for colorful lights, flashy bikes, boomboxes and an upbeat attitude, Detroit's East Side Riders bike club has played an instrumental role in popularizing bicycling in the city over the last few years. Brothers Mike and Dywayne Neeley started the group about four years ago. At the time, Mike was suffering from diabetes and took up biking to lose weight and improve his health. During one of his early rides to Chene Park, Mike spotted some custom bikes that left an impression. Later, he shared the inspiration with Dywayne, who began making his own bicycle modifications. "Those guys, they had lights and a few items on their bikes, so we just went crazy with it," Dywayne said. "We got DVDs, TVs, radios, lights. It's like a competition, but it ain't a competition. We just have fun with it." Financial Sector Weighs In On Detroit Consent Agreement Verlander (Barely) Nabs First Win From Car Dealership To $93M Biomedical Research Facility Social Gaming Network May Have Led To Sexual Assaults If Michiganders Are Free To Ride Without Helmets, Shouldn't They Be Free To Marry? BLOG POSTS Khristopher Brooks: How to Get Fired Before Your First Day Most college students hope to land a nice-paying job in their field of study immediately after graduation. And for the most part, I was headed in that direction. I was so excited in fact, that I decided to announce my hiring in a press release-style post on my blog. Vince Carducci: Scott Hocking's Garden of the Gods Scott Hocking's Garden of the Gods can be read as a dystopian reflection of the effects of spectacle society. Danny Groner: Why the Jacksonville Jaguars Are Really Courting Free Agents' Wives I was intrigued, like many others were, by the WSJ's story earlier this week about how the Jaguars are changing up the free agency game by asking prospective players to bring along their wives for their recruiting visits. Michael Martin: An Exclusive Gotye Interview Based on the success of his single "Somebody That I Used To Know," multi-instrumentalist Gotye has been gaining a great deal of momentum around the world. Not bad for a guy who didn't speak a stitch of English until the age of 6 or so. Christopher Emdin: America's Youth Is Uprising: 5 Signs From Our Nation's Public Schools Student protests across the nation are indicators of the rising youth discontent within American public schools and they demand our attention. We as parents, teachers, and community members should support students in their need for more civic engagement in public education standards.

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