img { border: 10px solid #FFFFFF; } I’m glad to share the preprint of a new study where we propose “A time interval metric for cumulative opportunity accessibility”. check the abstract below. If you’d like a non-academic summary, here is a Twitter thread summarizing the key findings of the paper. Tomasiello, D. B., Santos, D….
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Reading Time: 6 minutes For 110 years, CHANEL has embodied the pinnacle of haute couture—where boundless creativity, impeccable craftsmanship, and an unwavering dedication to excellence converge. Since Gabrielle Chanel opened her couture house in 1915, the brand has remained a beacon of sophistication, setting the standard for the world’s most refined fashion. Every season, CHANEL…
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“If you shield a mountain from the windstorms, you’ll never see the beauty of the carvings.” Elizabeth Kubler-Ross I thought this quote was a good perspective for parenting. Often times parents want to keep their kids from making “mistakes” or “poor choices” ~ windstorms in their own right. Whether these are with friends, school, temptations,…
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Sharing is caring! Is Cabo San Lucas Safe? The answer is yes. According to recent federal government data, Cabo San Lucas is the fourth safest city in Mexico. Baja California Sur is the third safest state with the lowest murder rate in Mexico, equivalent to the murder rate in Idaho. Cabo San Lucas, located at…
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Many travelers to Cuba find themselves drawn to the comforts of all-inclusive resorts—places where mojitos flow endlessly, and every need is catered to. But in 2009, my partner and I yearned to experience the ‘real’ Cuba—the Cuba beyond the hotel gates, beyond manicured beaches, and into the heart of the island’s vibrant culture and daily…
Image: “urban farming,” by Elizabeth Lloyd on Flickr, CC BY 2.0. Growing food in urban and peri-urban environments has many documented and diverse benefits, including enhancing food sovereignty and building community. But the high market value of city parcels means that finding and staying on land is a top challenge for urban farmers, according…
Planning a Holiday Trip to Switzerland? You’re in for a treat! According to recent statistics Switzerland welcomed over 7.04 million visitors in 2024 – a number that truly underscores the country’s magnetic pull on travelers worldwide. Interested in going to this majestic country? Here’s a one-week itinerary, designed for those who want to experience the…
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Your life today is essentially the sum of your positive habits and your negative ones. Habits are defined as behaviours that are performed with a minimum of cognitive effort. They are things we learn to do through repetition and eventually do either unconsciously or with very little effort. First we form habits and then they…
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101 road trip questions for couples A few winters ago, my partner and I made a New Year pact to explore a city (or small town) every weekend. We both had (and still have) full-time day jobs, so this meant frantically packing a carry-on on Thursday evenings, clocking out at 5 PM on Fridays, and…
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How often do you use the warranty tied to products you purchase? In my personal life, I seldom buy big-ticket items and rarely think about the warranty associated with them, unless it’s something like an automobile or major appliance. Why? Because when I try, the manufacturer often makes the process so difficult or costly that…
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