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December 8, 2021

Cambridge InsideOut Episodes 527-528: Dec 7, 2021

Filed under: Cambridge,Cambridge InsideOut,campaign finance,City Council,covid,elections — Tags: bike lanes, Cambridge, campaign finance, City Council, City Manager, COVID-19, cycling, elections, Judy Nathans, Massbike, Plan E, Robert Winters, traffic, transportation — Robert Winters @ 12:00 am

Episode 527 – Cambridge InsideOut: Dec 7, 2021 (Part 1)

This episode was recorded on Dec 7, 2021 at 6:00pm. Topics: Covid-19 updates; Bike Lane Battles, confirmation bias of studies, and some history of bicycle advocacy; campaign finance limitations and City Council contorted rhetoric. Hosts: Judy Nathans, Robert Winters
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Episode 528 – Cambridge InsideOut: Dec 7, 2021 (Part 2)

This episode was recorded on Dec 7, 2021 at 6:30pm. Topics: Zoom reflections; campaign finance facts & fallacies; Battles of Righteousness – virtue signalling and hypocrisy; policy orders as policies and not mandates; strong mayor vs. city manager systems; Awaiting Report Forever; tribunals for board appointments coming soon. Hosts: Judy Nathans, Robert Winters [On YouTube] [audio]

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May 4, 2010

“Urban Revolutions” event at MIT

Filed under: cycling,MIT,planning,transportation — Tags: Adèle Naudé Santos, Andy Griffith, Anne Lusk, Assaf Biderman, Bay Area, Beijing, bicycle, bicycle boulevard, bicycling, Biderman, bike lanes, Bluetooth, Boston, Boston Cyclists' Union, Buckley, bus rapid transit, Byrne, Carlo Ratti, Caty Buckley, China, Climate Summit, Consul, Copenhagen, Copenhagen Wheel, Craig Kelley, Critical Mass, cycle track, cycle tracks, cycling, David Byrne, Ducati, E-Bike, electric bicycle, electrically-assisted bicycle, Freedman, GPS, Harvard School of Public Health, Inner Belt, Italy, Jackie Douglas, Jane Jacobs, Katy Zacharias, Kelley, Kermit, Kermit the Frog, Liborio Stellino, Livable Streets, Louis Vuitton, Lusk, Massachusetts, Media Lab, Media Laboratory, Miss Piggy, MIT, Muppet Movie, Nicole Freedman, Paris, parking, Pete Stidman, Ratti, San Francisco, San Francisco Bay Area, Senseable City, Senseable City Lab, Senseable City Laboratory, Stellino, Stidman, Talking Heads, traffic, trash tracking, Urban design, Velib, Zacharias — jsallen @ 4:43 pm

What follows here is a very long post, but Robert Winters has given me a free rein. I haven’t seen any other news coverage of the “Urban Revolutions” event, so here goes. Despite its length, this is not a transcript — though I quote the speakers liberally, I have summarized much of the session. If you see a “more” prompt just below, click on it so see the rest of my account. Thanks Robert!
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