The death of organized third places for kids (and adults!) is an underrated problem. Outside of urban academic circles, it doesn't get much attention.
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The death of organized third places for kids (and adults!) is an underrated problem. Outside of urban academic circles, it doesn't get much attention.
it's not just being a coward--they are racists who have very racist ideas about what people do, he brings up his 14 year old (white presenting) daughter because he is thinking racistly.
Meteorologists are some of the best communicators in the world.
DAY AHEAD: Big fight to stop Trump from shuttering and gutting the Kennedy Center
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I think there is something to explore that many nations at the WBC have come showing what they love about their country (dancing, celebration, tradition) to represent the people while the American team has shown up representing and only celebrating the military
He did it again
Cities in Vermont and Maine are experiencing some of the same tactics that ICE has been using across Minnesota since December, and facing lots of resistance.
That’s more than the population of Chicago. Holy fuck. These people hate refugees but keep creating them.
so are the same people who are mad about eileen gu also mad about vinnie pasquantino or nah
Ticketmaster parent execs privately laugh over price-gouging: 'These people are so stupid' www.rawstory.com/live-nation-...
for the record, gloating "we won" is even worse than the "mission accomplished" banner
A wide aerial view of a Crystal Palace sports complex surrounded by green parkland. On the left is a circular athletics stadium with a red running track; in the centre are outdoor pools and open areas under construction; and on the right is a long rectangular building with a glass roof beside football pitches. The scene extends to a distant city skyline with a tall broadcast tower rising above the trees.
A ground‑level view of a large sports and leisure complex with open plazas and pathways. In the foreground, people move through a circular outdoor area with seating, planting beds, and play structures. To the left is a stadium with tiered seating and tall floodlights. To the right is a modern building with large windows and a slatted exterior. Trees surround the site, with a tall broadcast tower visible in the distance under a bright sky.
View from the stands of a packed athletics stadium during a track‑and‑field event. Spectators fill the seating areas in the foreground and along both sides of the track. The red running track curves around a large green field where athletes and officials are preparing for events. Various equipment stations and signage are set up around the track. Trees surround the stadium, and a tall broadcast tower rises in the distance under a bright sky with scattered clouds.
Evening view of a modern sports and leisure complex with a large glass‑fronted building illuminated from within. In the foreground, people stand, sit, and walk along a raised walkway overlooking outdoor sports courts. Below, several brightly lit courts are in use, and beyond them is a green playing field. Trees line the background, and a tall broadcast tower rises against the dusk sky.
We’ve hit a major milestone for Crystal Palace National Sports Centre: the planning application for its once-in-a-generation transformation is officially IN. Our historic home of sport is getting the future it deserves.
A man who was shot by Connecticut police last year and later died had to wait 10 extra minutes for another ambulance to arrive at the scene, after another officer having an anxiety attack took the first one.
one upside of all of this is the revelation that the swinging dick bankers and big rah rah capital execs and billionaires are actually meek little scared dogs and president AOC or whoever (god willing) should walk them on a leash and make them drink out of a bowl
I love the idea that *this* US government, which has been nabbing landscapers and five year olds knows where Iranian sleeper cells are but just hasn’t gotten around to doing anything about it yet.
Hegseth drove himself this morning, I see
I'm mostly annoyed that City signed Palace and Bournemouth's best player in January and I haven't seen the club make any material gains from the moves in the Prem or in Europe
What is Pep doing? A team with Guéhi starting should not be conceding three goals in a half.
Schultz fleeing a prospective wealth tax--just like his fellow billionaires in California--goes to show that state level wealth taxes should include common sense provisions to imprison billionaires until they pay it.
What’s next? Persepolis? The gorgeous mosques and shrines of Isfahan?
as someone who monitors right wing media, its under discussed right now but i can tell you conservatives are absolutely terrified of the way talarico is using religious messaging against them
In @nytopinion.nytimes.com
President Trump “thought he might remake the country in his own image,” our columnist Jamelle Bouie writes. “Instead, he’s likely to leave it like one of his casinos: broke, broken and in desperate need of new management.”
the mental fragility of maga he-men is incredible to behold bsky.app/profile/scot...
one honest dating app profile and two that say they’re 6’ with no political views
All these flavors to choose from, and yet all these people choose to be salty about an all-time scoring performance instead of just basking in the warmth of the gleeful spectacle of it all.
It was fun! Sports are entertainment! It was clear from 1Q that Bam was on one. Let him chase it in the 4Q!
HISTORY FOR LATVIA
Latvia wins bronze in mixed doubles wheelchair curling. And I’ve just learned from a Latvian journalist that is the country’s first Winter Paralympic medal. Ever.
Incredible scenes here in Cortina. What a moment for these team and for all of Latvia.
For coastal communities along the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman, the greater concern spans far beyond oil and gas prices. It’s their safety, livelihoods, food security, and the decades-long ecological fallout that follows.
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