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Clarence Eckerson Jr.

LSN member since November 8, 2007. Last login September 17.

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Red Hook/Columbia Waterfront
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About
I am one of the film makers producing short films for StreetFilms
Interests
Videos, biking, walking tours, hiking, traffic calming, comedy,

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November 25 Yeah, what the HELL is up with the Ron Jeremy thing?! at Streetsblog
November 19 Yeah bike lanes across NYC are responsible for the downturn in the economy at Streetsblog
November 14 As usual, sanity from Charlie at Streetsblog
November 14 He also loved to talk about how nobody is ever using the space at Streetsblog
November 13 I'm glad everyone is liking it! Keep them coming at Streetsblog
November 13 Sorry, sometimes we are NYC-centric in the mind at Streetfilms
November 8 Actually, despite the heavy number of cyclists (and heavy number of peds too!) this intersection see... at Streetsblog
October 16 These were submitted by GAL FROM DOWNUNDER at Streetfilms
October 16 Susan, We are going to do a Streetfilm short on Tour de Bronx at Streetsblog
October 15 Yes I saw the signs were gone on Sunday morning returning from running the Staten Island half marath... at Streetsblog
October 10 Ingrid, You are welcome at Streetsblog
October 9 I was in the vicinity of the contra-flow lane for quite sometime while filming and being out and abo... at Streetsblog
October 8 Bike Girl, Actually while I was in Boulder for an entire week, I think I saw a couple of cyclists r... at Streetsblog
October 8 Jay - You sold me on the copy edit at Streetfilms
October 8 Fritz, I think you really got it - give us the same "rights" as to someone having a car wanting to ... at Streetfilms
October 3 Actually JMC the folks I talked with indicate that at least in Boulder, the loading time for bikes d... at Streetsblog
October 3 Shemp: Good question at Streetsblog
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