Exploring the United States on two wheels offers a unique and exhilarating perspective. From the rugged coastal landscapes of the Pacific Northwest to the sun-drenched roads of the Southwest, the country is teeming with exceptional cycling destinations that cater to riders of all levels. Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or new to the sport, these…
Parallel metro rail lines The Bay Area is a big metropolis. Not the biggest, but quite large. We have a metro rail (or subway) system called BART. We also have a regional rail system with Caltrain, while BART beyond Oakland and Berkeley acts more like a regional rail system. What we don’t have is multiple…
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Spanish Fly: The Journey Home from Morocco, by way of Spain SAN SEBASTIAN – BILBAO – BARCELONA This past summer I made my virgin voyage to Africa, with a tour of Morocco that took me through the Atlas Mountains, the Saharan desert, and coast to coast. It was an extensive road trip that covered at…
Last Updated on Jan 29, 2025 India might not be topping the list of best family trips, especially with toddlers or younger kids, but it doesn’t mean that it can’t be fun. India is busy, noisy, and smelly which might scare some people, but it’s a wonderful place, full of incredible landmarks and adventures. It’s…
Jeremy’s Inspiring Podcast Journey: From Body Shaming to Interviewing UFC Athletes When life throws challenges, some rise to the occasion and turn their struggles into stories of triumph. Jeremy Durgana, a Canadian actor and musician, exemplifies this. Known for his roles in productions like The Handmaid’s Tale, Chucky, SEE, and 12 Monkeys, Jeremy’s inspiring journey…
Science and spirituality have spent years at odds with each other They’ve been like two people stuck on opposite sides of a debate, arms crossed, refusing to budge. But recently, something has shifted. They’re inching closer—more curious colleagues than archenemies. At least, that’s how it’s starting to look. And if I’ve learned anything, it’s that…
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Tips for Hiking the Hanakapiai Falls Trail (From Someone Who Really Doesn’t Like Hiking) I’ve done this trail three times now, so I suppose I can offer some advice for anyone brave (or foolish) enough to try it. Here’s what I’ve learned: 1. Get a Permit (No, Really) I know, I know—it sounds like one…
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img { border: 10px solid #FFFFFF; } For those interested in spatial analysis and urban transportation, Daniel Herszenhut and I have written a book about urban accessibility and data analysis. The book is currently only available in Portuguese, but we are planning to share a version in English in the next few months. More details…
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34 Cebu, located in the heart of the Visayas region of the Philippines, is an island that offers a wonderful blend of history, culture, and adventure. It is known for its beautiful white-sandy beaches, rich colonial history, and vibrant festivals such as the Sinulog. Cebu most certainly stands out as a destination where natural beauty…
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