Ahead of print @xiaofanliang, @seolhalee_, @peterchan032, @benjiedlp, and Clio Andris published their article 'Characteristics of Jetters and Little Boxes: An Extensibility Study Using the Neighborhood Connectivity Survey' https://t.co/t3fLKABfXa
This photo should be nominated press photo of the year and should be in every textbook on Chinese politics. It offers the perfect metaphor for state-society relations in China.
What @SBCity has done on State St is amazing. Imagine if major streets in LA looked like this - how vibrant they’d be, how profitable it would be for small businesses, how much safer they’d be, and how much more livable our city would be.
Photo credit Cynthia Rose of @SMSpoke
The next iteration of Apple Maps is significantly more detailed—outlining things like overpasses, tourist attractions, and cross walks in 3D animation. https://t.co/hpp2Mxw4b8 #WWDC21
“The CDC guidance says that fully vaccinated or not, people do not have to wear masks outdoors when they walk, bike or run alone or with members of their household.
They also can go maskless in small outdoor gatherings with fully vaccinated people.” https://t.co/V3bXY27n3r
The 1960s Mafia didn't have a lot of 'top down' directives--but it still resulted in an efficient structure. This complex network stays mostly local, but makes some strategic connections across cities. We'll be talking about this new paper in a few upcoming talks.