My B List of bicycle blogs, part one

I have about a hundred feeds I subscribe to. I'll split this up for the convenience of me and you. :-) I vaguely tried to remove duplicates from Masiguy's original list -- if you don't see some of the "A" list B blogs, I read 'em, I just didn't list them here. See also the bonus section below. And isn't this about the coolest photo you've seen today?

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Warren T rides his bike to his job at Google. See his post today about a WiFi router for your car. That's broadband Internet from the drivers seat.
Seattle Bike Chick writes about public transit.
Urbana-Champaign Bicycle Commute because I used to live there. Sue rides her Xtracycle all around town and beyond.
Cycling Dude is a really nice guy.
Cycle Dog is LCI Ed, riding in and around Tulsa, Oklahoma.
BRaIN.
Gaansari Gary. Gary works for Tom Ritchey now and doesn't blog much.
Biking Bis.
Crazy Biker Chick.
Blue Collar Mountain Biking.
Citizen Rider.
Missouri Bicycle Federation.
Cycloblog.
Fat Cyclist is hilarious fun.
Human Powered Transport.
Oil is for sissies.
Rogue Mechanic.
Steephill TV Bike Travelogue bike videos.
Tommy's Blog -- subscribe to the feed to see his delicious bookmarks.
TDF Blog. Frank also does Bike Hugger and I think a couple of other blogs.
Velochimp.
Velorution.
Velovision.

Bonus section of non-cycling blogs.

327 Market is Carmen, an artsy young woman with whom I sometimes ride the bus.
Inspired Christian is a very good friend who was a little hurt that I didn't include him on the "five things" meme. His family has watched my dogs, watched my kids, let me live at their house, fed me, and clothed me. Totally first class people.
Brokenclay: The art of intermittent disability.
Hyuku is about marketing, though the blogger is a cyclist.
Apogee is about search engine marketing and web analytics.
Some of the Google blogs I read include Inside Adsense, Matt Cutts, and the Google Blog.
Creating Passionate Users.
Bruce Schneier on Security.