Ian Rhett

A new study of 2 million people using mobile phone data shows that walkable neighborhoods mean people walk more. Which means healthier humans.

Nashville Bluesky pattern: housing, transportation, and crime during the week, sportsball sidechannel on the weekend.

"Oh, the places you'll go... next on PBN..."

Revolting.

Yabbut how do you handle one that consistently refuses to pay their late fees? Eviction (over here at least) is damn near impossible.

The initial offers in the "CBA" were enticing to a beleaguered District 1, and also super ambiguous - like giving 150k over some years to a yet-to-be formed community 501c3 to spend on whatever. Sounds ok on a white board, but details matter(ed). It was sensationalist for NC5 to frame it like that.

Yeahhhh, it's not "100% in agreement" about this right now, by a long shot. There've been 6 community mtgs over 2+ years abt this w/ consistent contention over land use policy and community costs/benefits. A well-funded canvassing campaign over the last 2 years has activated new vocal support (viz).

Ed Zebra was returned home safely today. Seriously thought for a minute "Wow, Amazon drones can deliver anything" and then I thought "NOW I REALLY WANT TO ORDER A ZEBRA THROUGH AMAZON"

I really wish throwing shit in the river we all get our drinking water from wasn't a punchline, much less a thing people do for some reason. Jelly Roll throws a cellphone into the Cumberland as a Christmas tradition (please pick a new tradition, JR, ly!). Normalize not throwing shit in the river.

We're just one court judgment away from this being any of us.

I'd like to see a free market adjustment of incentives that result in regenerative instead of exploitive practices.

When do we have to start referring to him as "Dear Leader"

This implies that there is an amount that is "enough" for billionaires. We should start asking grift deniers "How much is enough money for a billionaire, then?"

What's the monthly mortgage work out?

Yes, but it's always a foul ball, so you can never get there. You have to throw your signals, make the running slide, then get back up and walk back to second. For eternity.

Pete Rose is shrugging in his grave! A sign he's going to steal third.

Arguably what's made East Nashville, Wedgewood, and to some extent 12 South/Belmont special neighborhoods. Walkable third places.

Just writing that gives me tingles.

"Sir? Hello, sir? I'm sorry to wake you, but you'll need to put your seat forward and your tray table up, we're preparing to land."

Let's find out who was really "Q"

I wanna know who was 'Q', tho - wasn't that a 4 chan thing?

Do we get to find out who was Q?

Re: 4chan hack - so who's Q?

#4chan #4gone #QANON

"Don't Tread on Me" - but that guy, sure. Tread on him all you want.

No, it's just that the name is like, the least stupid thing going on. The volume of stupidity is staggering. A tsunami of short-sighted, reactionary self-destruction.

Think about all the money, blood, steel, and lead we've expended over the last century asserting and maintaining US influence/dominance in the world... All squandered in just a few months. American exceptionalism just got Trumped.

How does this make us great, again?

Cory Booker's speech was impressive. It was like learning he just did 1000 pushups on the Senate Floor. Much strength! Much endurance! But to what end? What did it accomplish besides mollifying a desperate dem base to see someone do something? And it wasn't even a thing, really....

"...the city plans to deliver unrivaled access to nature, a culture of outdoor activity, environmental stewardship and education, inclusive and sustainable development, community and cultural enrichment, with improved support for food and agriculture, and arts and creativity." Sounds great to me!

Chattanooga becomes the first National Park City in North America - National Park City Foundation Chattanooga has been recognised as the first National Park City in North America, and the third National Park City globally

Chattanooga just earned the designation as a National Park City - www.nationalparkcity.org/chattanooga-.... It's a known fact that people want to move to places closer to nature. This is the way, Nashville.