Tweets for the Week of 2017-06-25 to 2017-07-01

Call your doctor now, or seek medical attention immediately if you have an erection that lasts more than 3 million… https://t.co/i4kDONPMzj 12:19:52, 2017-07-01
Solar system WE ARE IN YOU. https://t.co/IMQZreo9vE 12:05:12, 2017-07-01
RT @eesmc: @ZaneSelvans Not sure where this illustration originated but the message is clear, and exactly what you're saying. https://t.co/… 09:54:04, 2017-07-01
The sad thing is, this is basically every bike lane on an arterial. Except instead of a chasm, you have pickups bar… https://t.co/GZKnW1Z4aT 19:18:56, 2017-06-30
100 dead/day in US. 3,400/day worldwide. 1.25 million/yr. More than 2x those killed by malaria. We know how to make… https://t.co/F0y0uNKvvU 18:29:16, 2017-06-30
This really shouldn't need saying. But here we are! https://t.co/QEPdEOktqX 12:40:22, 2017-06-30
@markgelband @mattsebastian @sampweaver @JonesZan Seems doubtful to me. There’s no ballot measure. There’s no elect… https://t.co/NVrqNXkAer in reply to markgelband 10:48:43, 2017-06-30
RT @bochaneighbors: Occupancy limits for unrelated people are common, but are they legal? An overview from @Sightline: https://t.co/0ukro35… 10:47:25, 2017-06-30
I love how the dentist tells me how much everything will cost ahead of time. And also doesn't bankrupt me. Coincidence? I think not. 08:34:49, 2017-06-30
@cmgosnell sad robots https://t.co/pp1tIR7EOn 07:50:28, 2017-06-30
@JessicaHuseman Thanks for having great rants. And also a sense of humor. It’s an awesome combo. in reply to JessicaHuseman 23:26:50, 2017-06-28
Reading history gives amazing context on the present. And now history is starting to become available in video form. https://t.co/nVpOiqVVTI 23:25:23, 2017-06-28
@chaspinrad I would guess (at hope) it’s at least partly unconscious, but still means they didn’t get a call back. :-/ in reply to chaspinrad 16:42:47, 2017-06-28
Interesting to see those who moved to suburbs because they were for the rich, deal with suburbanization of the poor: https://t.co/aJ0NsqAxus 12:46:28, 2017-06-28
@BritRenee_ @nprviz Awesome! Anyone working w/ energy data? We (@CatalystCoop) are building an open dataset using s… https://t.co/2nWh2j9Xys in reply to BritRenee_ 11:51:59, 2017-06-28
Plus urban buildings with shared walls and low envelope to habitable space ratios are the most cost effective to make highly efficient. in reply to ZaneSelvans 11:40:47, 2017-06-28
And high performance building codes typically only make a difference if you *actually build new buildings* so these… https://t.co/5zPjVuitNg 11:30:05, 2017-06-28
Rad-ish is an amazing community in the tradition of co-ops as self-help orgs, especially for folks w/ queer & trans… https://t.co/ZH3hFIVurA 10:17:50, 2017-06-28
@amytoast That seems like the best possible outcome between now and 2018. in reply to amytoast 09:46:51, 2017-06-28
New privatized censorship by network-effect monopolies sure does taste a lot like good old fashioned government cen… https://t.co/BxgcJExbD6 09:42:15, 2017-06-28
.@drvox I can’t help but think your thread on why Dems should just own clean energy could be very easily adapted to… https://t.co/IUPJWYaWIt 09:38:26, 2017-06-28
Does our senator seriously think anything that resembles improvement could garner GOP support? https://t.co/jdBp6xrdnQ 09:35:43, 2017-06-28
@chaspinrad As did having a non-white sounding name. Which they contrast w/ the fact that 40% of childcare workers aren’t white. in reply to ZaneSelvans 09:32:32, 2017-06-28
@chaspinrad More experience & education actually resulted in lower callback rates. in reply to ZaneSelvans 08:59:22, 2017-06-28
@chaspinrad interesting study of how resumés are screened in hiring for early childhood education: https://t.co/OVpRuXWpmW 08:57:46, 2017-06-28
@Picklebric @KenBoulder Nevertheless pirates are on the rise. in reply to Picklebric 00:57:23, 2017-06-28
The Hanging Gardens of Noodleon. Not a use I had previously contemplated for our laundry drying rack. But it defini… https://t.co/qsIY9XEAbJ 20:40:41, 2017-06-27
RT @emilymbadger: Great project visualizing how much city space we devote to streets and parking: https://t.co/ddmUaBqh1K v. @mszll https:/… 20:37:06, 2017-06-27
Good thread. I would like this to be true. And I would like the The Democrats to run with it. https://t.co/L246mQfZBz 17:50:08, 2017-06-27
In another Palo Alto… the power of controlling land & the peril of lacking clear co-op demutualization terms: https://t.co/YSP0sR16dj 13:39:30, 2017-06-27
RT @Picklebric: Ratatouille with fresh egg noodles for dinner tonight. Mostly #freegan! https://t.co/Hg2Q58Uww3 13:37:29, 2017-06-27
Oh but JeffCo, tell us how you really feel.
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How could this article not contain a single mention of induced demand? https://t.co/nDiRgP55rs https://t.co/ZItmDzivkE 11:40:33, 2017-06-27
Hadn’t read Murrow's speech in a while. 60 years on, it’s creepy how perfectly applicable it is. Do we really learn… https://t.co/FvMIX4QDfl 11:37:49, 2017-06-27
@marazepeda Reminds me of Edward R. Murrow’s “Wires, and lights in a box.” https://t.co/13cwRcgUcZ in reply to marazepeda 10:28:04, 2017-06-27
@LiaraRoux We can only hope! in reply to LiaraRoux 17:30:20, 2017-06-26
@MarkyV @flynnboulder It would involve change — but that’s different from degradation. Idea that what we’ve got now… https://t.co/a0575wlQEt in reply to ZaneSelvans 17:27:59, 2017-06-26
@MarkyV @flynnboulder Totally agree we *can* do both, the question seems to be whether we *want* to do both & are g… https://t.co/7aBcSyXaas in reply to MarkyV 17:26:31, 2017-06-26
RT @mmelibbington: Yeah I know there's hardly anything there yet, but if you go subscribe we can livestream @YIMBYtown! Do itttttt https://… 17:24:54, 2017-06-26
@AlexSteffen At first I read this URL as https://t.co/q37hGUR8a1… in reply to AlexSteffen 17:13:55, 2017-06-26
@MarkyV @flynnboulder Under those circumstances, I think it might become very hard to keep producing "stuff" or rat… https://t.co/zmZwUIobLV in reply to ZaneSelvans 16:01:28, 2017-06-26
@MarkyV @flynnboulder The tomorrow I'm suggesting we may face is one where even those with high paying jobs are no… https://t.co/7ZvEbUlgnW in reply to MarkyV 15:58:18, 2017-06-26
@LivableBoulder @ABetterBoulder @OpenBoulder @WillToor Will and I and Better Boulder all support shifting the balan… https://t.co/SYawRefJTF in reply to LivableBoulder 09:58:28, 2017-06-26
@YIMBYsea @YIMBYtown Will there be a video we can watch from afar? in reply to YIMBYsea 09:51:59, 2017-06-26
@MarkyV Yeah, but I think something qualitatively different likely happens at larger scales. When it *could* be a whole place, but isn’t. in reply to MarkyV 23:05:23, 2017-06-25
These endless awesome photo ops must be staged, but that *these* are the kinds of photo ops they’re trying to stage… https://t.co/DCrldRpmIY 23:00:56, 2017-06-25
@jamie_jezebel This sounds like a perfect ride to me 🙂 in reply to jamie_jezebel 21:58:43, 2017-06-25
What does a city become, when it is entirely populated by rentiers of one kind or another? What kind of society does it create? in reply to ZaneSelvans 21:43:32, 2017-06-25
Longtime residents can afford to continue living there b/c of capital tied up in land whose value has been inflated (& low property taxes). in reply to ZaneSelvans 21:38:52, 2017-06-25
E.g. Palo Alto planning commissioner w/ six-figure salary who resigned while sharing home w/ 3 other professionals: https://t.co/lVWO1IOOUL in reply to ZaneSelvans 21:37:19, 2017-06-25
In places like Palo Alto, housing is no longer available to those who must pay for it with income. Only capital can afford to live there. in reply to ZaneSelvans 21:33:50, 2017-06-25
Dunno if he meant it this way, but there’s an important transition on the horizon for us, between income vs. capita… https://t.co/lu6lhCueAV 21:31:24, 2017-06-25

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