I'm pedaling westward on College St., having blown by two other cyclists. My destination was the YMCA at Dovercourt and College to do something I've heard people call "exercise."

A Scottish company, Scoopt.com, is offering to become an agent for legions of potential citizen photojournalists and videographers.

An excerpt from the company's FAQ:

Peter Jennings, the Canadian-born anchor of ABC World News Tonight, left this mortal coil Sunday night. The one-time smoker succumbed to lung cancer.

He worked briefly for CTV early in his career. There's an obit special at CTV.ca. ABC News has gone wild, as one might expect.

And the BBC's John Simpson also offers some kind thoughts -- and some insights into why Jennings was such a superlative television journalist.

According to David Halton, who just retired from the CBC, Jennings, who made about $15 million US per year, was a responsible dog owner who dutifully scooped his mutt's poop when he walked it in Central Park and other parts of Manhattan.

Personally, if I made that much coin, I'd still walk my dog -- but I'd pay someone else to do the scooping. :)

Since Sunday was a Taste of the Danforth day and is between my home and my job, I disembarked at Chester station and moseyed up the Danforth to Pape.

The Washington Post's Desson Thompson offers up a top 20 indie films list with an asterix:

 These aren't going to be everybody's top 10 indie lists, of course. They're here to get you started on your own.

Fine: I'll play along!