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[Jonathan @jogasch]

Praise @PKessel81

[Jonathan @jogasch]

@GoaliePost @DobberHockey

[Jonathan @jogasch]

@chris_mac00 @Anth_Chatburn @avappleyard There's a bunch of guys whose job it is to keep track of how long shifts are. P/60 is just how much work gets completed per hour. You probably want to know which players get the same (or more) work done in fewer minutes.

[Jonathan @jogasch]

I'm with Dave. Don't develop on scarce farmland. Farmers feed cities. https://t.co/ouL8bIl8AW

[Brian Doucet @bmdoucet]

As I mention in the news story, we are desperate for alternatives to the 401! Current infra allows for basic service such as 9am, 12pm, 3, 6, 9pm. Need to negotiate with CN. Some weekends would be cancelled for track work.
But let's get this basic service today & build from there

[Jonathan @jogasch]

@m2bowman I wear a watch to bed with an alarm that vibrates. Never going back to the buzzer!

[Steve Magness @stevemagness]

I've been fortunate to speak all over for Do Hard Things.

The question I’ve received most: “What about the David Goggins approach to toughness?"

Here's your answer:

There's a difference between tolerating pain/suffering and performing well:
https://t.co/WcJjIimiVL

[Brian Doucet @bmdoucet]

If you're riding the @GRT_ROW LRT next year, you can thank these @uwaterloo students for not having to wait 30 minutes in the evening!
Amazing work in public & behind the scenes. It was an honour to watch you all present yesterday. You've made a huge impact on @RegionWaterloo

[Tesho Akindele @Tesho13]

Shorter headways for public transportation reduces stress for commuters.

If you know a train is coming every five minutes, you never need to check the schedule or sprint to the station.

If they come every 30 minutes… missing your train is a big deal!

Less stress = More riders

[Brian Doucet @bmdoucet]

It’s easy to forget that a lot of evening ridership is people coming home from stuff that started earlier in the day. Slash your evening service & daytime ridership could go down as people opt not to wait 30 min for a train to get then home at the end of the day @RegionWaterloo

[Julie Greiner @JulieAbridged]

The Great British Bake Off but it’s all depression meals

[Tristan Cleveland @LUrbaniste]

One of the craziest findings in urban planning is that you can reach more jobs faster by car in Dutch cities than American cities — *and* walking, cycling, and transit are faster in Dutch cities.

Building cities for cars fails even cars. @BrentToderian
https://t.co/fVMNxJ3Bph

[Gillian Branstetter @GBBranstetter]

🗣🗣🗣 ALWAYS THE TOPIC RARELY THE VOICE

[Joe Cohen @CohenSite]

The biggest key to improving your quality of life is living within a five minute walk of a grocery store

[Jessie Singer @JessieSingerNYC]

If only there was someone who could redesign these streets to reduce speeding so the commissioner wouldn't have to spend so much time out there handing out flyers.

[big_pedestrian @big_pedestrian]

Cars grant power, anonymity and impunity in a system optimized for their throughput and convenience. Then put people in fight or flight mode with no physical outlet for an hour a day. Of course they bring out the worst in people.

[Urban Cycling Institute 🚲  @fietsprofessor]

Good news! We actually CAN build our way out of congestion! It is just a matter about WHAT we build.

(adapted by @philwornath, from #Movement: https://t.co/3kCctqAiWR)

[Pittsburgh Penguins @penguins]

We got him.

[Jonathan @jogasch]

@Cycle_WR Used this yesterday, I can now get to waaaay more places than I realized no-car. Amazing

[CycleWR @Cycle_WR]

The Cycling Guide app is now available on the App Store and Play Store to help you plan cycling routes in Waterloo Region. (You no longer need to be a beta tester to access the app.)

https://t.co/bWJs46VjRH