Hey @brooksrunning Love my new Adrenaline 22 but what’s with the way too short laces - I can barely tie them?
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A lot of Americans who think that freedom fighting is about not wearing a mask to Costco are about to learn something from the brave people of Ukraine.
Here’s a thought - all those truckers demanding freedom in Canada and US bridges should head to Ukraine and help protect their freedom from a potential Russian invasion. No one will worry about their vaccine status there.
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"To unlock the climate benefits of walking, biking and transit, we need road and street systems that feel safe and are safe for all road users" From the National Roadway Safety Strategy
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Big day!!! Our 6th annual #AARPCommunityChallenge is now accepting applications. This year, @AARPLivable is retaining our past focus areas but also adding a new category to support efforts to build engagement w/ investments under ARPA & IIJA! Read more below & apply by March 22!
🎉The #AARPCommunityChallenge grant program opens today and is accepting applications through March 22 from eligible organizations. The program aims to spark change and improve quality of life for all in communities nationwide.
Learn more and apply: AARP.org/CommunityChallenge?…
2022 Community Challenge is now open!
2022 Community Challenge Launch Video
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For the first time in 84 years, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier had its first all-female guard change, the U.S. Army's Old Guard announced. n.pr/2Yelr8j
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New WHO report: Top evidence-based interventions to reduce ageism: policy and law to protect human rights; educational activities to provide accurate information and increase empathy; intergenerational interventions to reduce stereotypes. Do all 3! #AWorld4AllAges @AARPIntl
Agreed
Mayor Pete at DOT. I am not going to burden him with predicting a revolution, but this is as close to a @strongtowns advocate we are likely to see in this position. Congratulations @PeteButtigieg. cnn.com/2020/12/15/politics/…
To learn more about environmental issues and what can be done read this and other amazing articles in @NatGeo by @rkunzig and others
Replying to @Indira_L
Here's the fantastic story by @NatGeo #environment editor @rkunzig that I mentioned about the unique moment: evidence of #climatechange is dire, the window to fix it is closing, and we can't squander moment to stop abusing the planet: nationalgeographic.com/magaz… @NatGeoMag
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From chronic pain oriented walking/moving groups to tribal community crosswalks - we've awarded about 150 grants to a variety of projects demonstrating the creativity and passion of walkable community champions. Could you be next? Apply by Nov 9th! americawalks.org/community-c…
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Today we break ground to pave way for a facility that will change the life of every young person.. Books have changed my life, they have expanded my thinking and my life skills beyond my imagination. In-fact I can say that books have been my loyal friends.
None of whom could hold a candle to RBG
Reminder: Here's Trump's SCOTUS shortlist. It's headlined by Republican Senators Ted Cruz, Tom Cotton and Josh Hawley.
More names 👇 politico.com/news/2020/09/09…
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Champion Of Gender Equality, Dies At 87 npr.org/2020/09/18/100306972… just when you thought 2020 couldn’t get any worse. We have lost a true pioneer and role model for many.
Second day in a row @NBCSports that TDF 2020 drops off the air before the end of the stage. What gives?
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In case you missed it - we're pretty stoked on the people-first partner power that is libraries and walkability right now. And maybe you should be too? americawalks.org/make-americ…
On the other hand, all the boxes in my neighborhood are gone so I am forced to go to the Post Office to mail something. The demand is not always visible and the solution isn’t always available.
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I’ve Seen a Future Without Cars, and It’s Amazing nytimes.com/2020/07/09/opini… This would be an amazing and illuminating experiment that could fuel efforts across the country @americawalks @AARPLivable @railstotrails @bluezones
This is occurring in other areas as well. The selfish attitude of folks that force businesses to close is in - comprehensible.
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“It’s not just that I want to get out and stroll through the neighborhood; it’s that I need to take care of my activities of daily living — getting to a grocery store, a workplace, or a drugstore... These are corridors of transport.” - Kate Kraft citylab.com/perspective/2020…
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