The Bicycle Thief
By Franklin W. Dixon and Scott Burroughs
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Bayport's leading bully, Adam Ackerman, seems to be the prime suspect. But when he proves that he wasn't the bicycle thief, everyone turns out to be a potential culprit--even Mr. Mack's dog, Lucy! Can Frank and Joe crack the case and bring Frank's bicycle home?
Franklin W. Dixon
Автор книги, Вадим Сычевский, родился в СССР (Россия, Москва) в 1979 году. С 12-ти лет, увидев фильмы с Брюсом Ли, начал изучать и практиковать боевые искусства (Каратэ-до Годзю-рю и Джит Кун До), затем китайский даосизм и японский Дзэн-буддизм. Позже изучал йогу в культурном центре им. Джавахарлала Неру при посольстве Индии. Получил сертификат преподавателя йоги. В 1996 году начал преподавать даосский Цигун, техники йоги и буддийскую медитацию. По настоящее время, помимо йоги и даосизма, изучает и практикует буддизм Южной (Тхеравада) и Северной (Ваджраяна) традиций. Проходил практику в буддийских монастырях Шри-Ланки. В процессе своей духовной практики испытал энергетический процесс Кундалини-йоги – от пробуждения энергии Кундалини до вхождения в Самадхи. Его духовный опыт и достижения были подтверждены высокими Мастерами разных традиций. В 2010 году получил духовное имя – Дхамма Гавеши В 2021 году завершил продлившуюся более 6 лет работу над книгой «Дхарма – То, каким всё является. Реальный опыт и осознания духовного практикующего». В настоящее время автор проводит консультации по вопросам духовной практики, индивидуальные и групповые занятия, на которых, используя свои знания и духовный опыт, проводит обучение: - Даосскому Цигуну - Первоначальной индийской йоге - Буддийской медитации Автор рад делиться знаниями о Дхарме и читает лекции, объединяющие в себе учение буддизма, йоги и даосизма. С автором можно связаться по электронной почте: gaveshi@yandex.ru
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The Bicycle Thief - Franklin W. Dixon
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And They’re Off!
The crowd was cheering so loudly, Joe could barely hear the announcer. It didn’t matter. He knew when the announcer called his name, because the crowd started screaming, Joe! Joe! Joe!
Joe stuck one hand up in the air and waved to the hundreds of people who lined the streets of Bayport for the annual Junior Bike Rally. Frank did the same when his name was called. They were next to each other on the starting line. On either side of them were a dozen other kids they knew. Chet Morton and his sister Iola were on their left. On their right was Phil Cohen, Bayport Elementary’s resident tech expert. But Frank and Joe ignored them all. They each knew that the biggest challenge would come from the other.
This was going to be a tough race. The track led all around town. They would ride on roads and on dirt paths through the woods. Although the roads had been closed for the race, none of the racers knew the exact route they would take. Instead, they would have to look for little blue flags that would mark the path. This was going to be a challenge—and Frank and Joe were ready for it!
Ready, little brother?
Frank asked.
Joe stuck out his tongue. He hated being called little
anything. Especially since he was almost as tall as Frank (though he was a year younger).
Before Joe could respond, the race judge stepped out onto the track. The crowd grew quiet.
On your mark!
the judge yelled. He pulled a white-and-black checkerboard handkerchief from his pocket. The racers readied themselves on their bikes.
Get set!
He held the handkerchief high up in the air. All the racers stood up a little on their pedals, to give themselves an added push.
Go!
the judge screamed. The crowd screamed with him. The noise was deafening. But the racers didn’t notice. They had only one thing on their minds: winning.
And they’re off!
yelled the announcer.
Most of the racers stuck together at the start. They were a tight pack of bicycles, so close together that every turn threatened to knock the riders into one another. A few of the boys pulled ahead. Frank and Joe weren’t worried about them. This was a long race. It required patience. Starting in first place didn’t mean ending there. They stayed in the pack. Frank and Joe raced past the town hall, Bayport Elementary School, and even their own house. All along the streets of Bayport, people cheered as the racers rode by.
At the second mile, they came to the first difficult part of the race: a few hills right in a row. Joe and Frank made their way up and down the slopes, pedaling a little faster to get up those hills. All was fine until one of the racers in front of them missed a turn and crashed right in front of them!
Frank