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Jim Langley

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Santa Cruz, United States
As seen in: Bicycling Magazine, Road Bike Rider, NewsBreak, ACTIVE.com, Noozhawk, Mess For Less, The Boca Raton Tribune, Denver Catholic, Inyo Register, Tech Telegraph, Breathing Labs
Pro mechanic, wheel builder, cycling tech writer. Watch youtube.com/c/jimlangley1 for wheel building, bike repair, new products, tools, vintage bicycles
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Jim Langley: Significant Success Takes Teamwork

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By Jim Langley Verified
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As a 16-year-old prep athlete, I witnessed a dramatic completion to our Seguin High School baseball campaign. We made it all the way to the championship game in Harlingen, Texas. And, we were blessed with the 1960 AAA high school trophy, which included individual medals for all the participants. That game will always be cherished by those who traveled south to witness our star senior pitcher, Charley “Chuck” Hartenstein, throw a perfect game.
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Jim Langley: God’s Gift to Humanity

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By Jim Langley Verified
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Since the very beginning of the human race, we have been blessed with the ability to uncover God’s creation and take those discoveries to find practical applications to not only survive but in time thrive in this world. We are made in His image and He has given us access to learn from those God-ordained creations. Just as He provided the Garden of Eden, He also gave Adam and Eve the faculties to reproduce and be pleasing to their Creator. That pretty well sums up God’s purpose of the human race.
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Jim Langley: The Messy Side of Fishing

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By Jim Langley Verified
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As a young boy I would frequently go fishing with my grandparents and my cousin, Peggy, in Cibolo Creek not too far from their Texas Hill Country farm. We would always bring back a variety of fish that were our main course for dinner. When I turned 8 or possibly 9, I was entrusted with helping with the messy part of fishing. Those cute fish needed to be cleaned and scaled or skinned, and then refrigerated. That might be why I later became an unofficial advocate of catch and release.
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