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Should the penny be eliminated? Here are some arguments why it should be. Which do you like better paper or coin currency? Who can tell me what the bumper sticker I came across means? This video is supplemented by real-time positioning on Google Maps. To watch this video as it is intended to be viewed go here: <a href="http://www.atlasrider.com/?p=239">Eliminating the Penny on AtlasRider.com</a>

I find some nice curves through the White Mountains on route 60 in Arizona. Check out the video with the Google Maps route on my blog: <a href="http://www.atlasrider.com/?p=237">White Mountains, Arizona</a>

I've added a new feature on my website to allow you to watch where I am on Google Maps as I ride. You can check out my video mapping feature here: <a href="http://www.atlasrider.com/?p=235">Video Mapping Debut</a>

Just a sample of many roads and places I've gone to over the past two years. The majority of all these videos are available on my channel if you care to see more. The song is "Just Like You Imagined" by Nine Inch Nails. This gets me in the groove when I'm riding the twisties.

I have some chain problems and limp my way towards my mechanic.

Some closure from my "Playing int he Dirt" videos and finally arriving at Meteor Crater. Some facts about the crater and shots of it. I just finished another trip, so I'll be posting a new series very soon. Thanks for watching.

The exciting conclusion of my off road rampage...DUN DUN DUUUN.

I take my lil Ninja off road again on the roughest terrain I've ever been on.

I finally make it into the Arctic Circle and talk about my encounter with a bear.

I actually make it to Meteor Crater this time. Pretty fun day, filled with nice weather, snow, me playing in the dirt and mud again, and of course, a HUGE freakin crater! This is the first of a handful of videos.

A coworker of mine died in a motorcycle accident recently. Ride safe everyone.

I talk about Peters Map, a map projection that accurately display the areas of the continents as opposed to the Mercator projection which is the most common map of the world that Americans see. Cartography is cool!

I pass up an old man who looked like he needed a hand and go back to see what I could do.

I take a ride through the Sonoran Desert National Monument, which is pretty disappointing. I talk about my new camera mount and what I hope to achieve with it in the future.

Riding around Tortilla Flats and talking about stuff going on in my life. Also, I ride on water, that's right. I'm a motorcylin' messiah.

I get pulled over by a Nevada state cop and manage to talk myself out of a ticket. I was immediately pegged as a squid by the cop, but I go into some depth about my style of riding to try and convince him otherwise.

I'm tired and a little cranky after 2,000 miles over the past 4 days, but I do get to ride over the Hoover Dam. A nice surprise on my way back to Phoenix. (First upload didn't take. This is the second try)

Back to the Thanksgiving in Cali series. Riding along on the Pacific Coastal Highway (Highway 1) on some beautiful roads.

The title of this chapter one is "A Deeply Religious Non-Believer." Dawkins discusses an alternative notion of religion from a scientific perspective. I reference the following quote from Einstein in the video, and it gives you a glimpse of the ideas being discussed. "I am a deeply religious nonbeliever. This is a somewhat new kind of religion. I have never imputed to Nature a purpose or a goal, or anything that could be understood as anthropomorphic. What I see in Nature is a magnificent structure that we can comprehend only very imperfectly, and that must fill a thinking person with a feeling of humility. This is a genuinely religious feeling that has nothing to do with mysticism. The idea of a personal God is quite alien to me and seems even naive." -- Einstein Note: It is important to note that I am talking about Richard Dawkins' work as I understand it. Since I'm trying to explain them on two wheels the ideas may not accurate represent his views and ideas. Also, there are very controversial issues at play here so let's try and be tasteful in the comments.