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    • No End in Sight to America's Obesity Epidemic (NYT)
    • Marty Markowitz to Tea Party: No One's More Paranoid About Bikes Than Me (NY1)
    • Monserrate Refuses to Relinquish Parking Placard (Post)
    • Missed This From Last Week: Observer Reviews Jay Walder's Tenure So Far (via 2nd Ave Sagas)
    • Another Overlooked Gem: Cap'n Transit Has a Nice Petition to Show the Working Families Party
    • Cell Service on Subway Platforms: Yea or Nay? (Post Says "Nay")
    • Must Have Been a Slow Transit News Day (NY1)
    • New Haven Completes a Complete Streets Manual (MTR)
    • Prediction: Buses-on-Stilts-on-Guideways Will Never Work (HuffPo)
    • I'm Half Dreading, Half Looking Forward to This Bike Messenger vs. Corrupt Cop Flick (News)

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