The long 2010s are finally over
26.02.2026 13:15
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The long 2010s are finally over
Did you check the sound on this episode? On my player it became completely garbled and unintelligible after the first 30 minutes.
Your quads must be so ripped.
Yikes. It was -30C here this morning. How about you send us some of your extra heat, and we'll send you some of our extra cold?
Look at that fabulous bike lane though. Stay warm!
🧵Canadian friends: if you want to vote for the next leader of the NDP, you have *just one week left* to buy a (cheap) party membership.
After that, there will be a big English debate and lots of media coverage, but it will be too late to have a say.
Only members can vote for leader.
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What a bizarre-assed thing to do to a coffee.
Fantastic if bike-gliding is in fact the goal.
It's *actually* only the 30th of November (I got ahead of myself), but my point stands...
It's the first of December today. I don't mind the long nights at this time of year. It's the pallid, sullen quality of the daylight that we do have, that gets me.
Guilbeault wasn't a typical labour minister by any means. He was environment minister before being moved to labour, and is basically a career environmental activist before moving into politics.
They call it 'mainstream', we call it 'peer-reviewed'.
Does anyone else feel like nothing is working very well these days? Like, it feels like pulling teeth to get any business/professional to answer your call/email, follow up, or do anything in a remotely timely manner? Or is it just me?
Calisse de merde, va chier with your othering.
Autocorrect has become our worst enema.
A snowy trail in a snowy forest
Time to figure out where I put the cross-country ski boots!
Leading medical publication the British Medical Journal recognises SUVs as a danger to public health in a new editorial co-authored by T&E’s James Nix: bit.ly/4hVDlBC
Large SUVs are a danger to pedestrians, cyclists & other drivers.
It's time to take action to reduce their presence in urban areas.
A lot about Alberta is embarrassing, sadly. I really, really miss it sometimes. Then I see things like this.
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
A least weasel. It fits in the palm of the hand.
If you’re wondering what a “least weasel” is, they absolutely live up to the name. This is the least amount of animal you can have that can still meet the bar for “is weasel”
Another Oils lyric demystified for this non-Australian.
From the CBC article: The MP said he was "deeply grateful" for those who have reached out to him in recent days while also urging people to "please not attempt to contact my family during this time."
That last bit tells a story...
We can look forward to ... possibly a whole month of it here.
I reckon the Four Nations cup final could still give tonight's game a run for its money.
Good job Alberta!! I don't say that very often, hah.
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
The researcher in me is giving SERIOUS side eye to the colour ramp used in this figure. It seems designed to highlight relatively small changes within a given range (you need to click the link to see the legend).
The active transport nerd in me loves it anyway. Improved air quality is always a win!
Winter cycling tips for people that experience snowy winter conditions #wintercycing youtu.be/mCpen27DkBQ
Is it over?
A tweet from the Anonymous account says, “Make sure the dude in the frog costume in Portland knows he's an icon.” The image is a stylized poster of a frog wearing a stars-and-stripes scarf with the word “HOP” below, in the style of the Obama “HOPE” poster.
You gotta give ‘em hop.
