Out in the western suburbs, follow in the footsteps of rock ’n’ roll greats and a royal mistress along the river Thames

Oprah Winfrey walked 2.26 miles to mark Ahmaud Arbery's 26th birthday. 'I wonder what was he thinking in those last seconds of his life?,' Oprah wrote in the Instagram post.

The Strictly host, 50, posted the sweet snap of Vernon, 45, standing next to a beautiful river while the couple were on a walk as part of their daily allowed exercise in lockdown.

Ana de Armas was a vision of spring on Saturday when she stepped out in a marigold colored singlet for a walk around her Venice neighborhood with her dog.

The Victoria's Secret Angel took her two Shiba Inu dogs for a walk near her $4 million Los Angeles home. Absent from the outing was her boyfriend Oliver Ripley, who has been living with her.

Aubrey Plaza was glimpsed stepping out for some fresh air and a dog walk in Los Angeles this Saturday. The 35-year-old took the precaution of wearing a face mask as she led her two pooches.

Sara Gilbert and estranged wife Linda Perry took a reprieve from their coronavirus quarantine and went on a walk with their son Rhodes in Los Angeles on Saturday.

The UK government on Saturday announced a once in a generation transport sector investment of around 2 billion pound, with a major chunk ear-marked for emergency improvements to cycling and walking infrastructure for the country's green recovery from the coronavirus pandemic. UK Transport Secretary Grant Shapps made the announcement during the daily 10 Downing Street briefing, during which he also revealed the official death toll in hospitals and the wider community from COVID-19 as 31,587. The Cabinet minister said the new investment in transport looks ahead into the future to ensure the public is supported to use more greener travel options and avoid overcrowding in public transport as travel restrictions are gradually eased in the coming weeks. "Whilst it's crucial that we stay at home, when the country does get back to work we need to ask those people to carry on cycling or walking and for them to be joined by many others as well," he said. The minister also said the move beyond ..

In the wake of migrant workers sleeping on railway lines being crushed to death by a goods train in Maharashtra, East Coast Railway (ECoR) has asked people to refrain from walking on the tracks as several special trains are running during the lockdown. Although passenger trains have been suspended due to COVID-19 outbreak, goods trains and parcel express trains are continuously running on all the railway tracks to maintain supply of essential commodities across the country, a railway official said. Recently Shramik Special trains have also been started and many such trains are running in ECoR jurisdiction also, he said. "Therefore, walking on the tracks or on railway lines is extremely dangerous and strictly prohibited," he said, adding that ECoR is doing awareness campaign through every medium to educate people not to walk or pass train tracks, instead they should use limited height subways and manned level crossings only. Trackmen, bridge repair staff, station ...

Covid-19 lockdown: Migrant workers, family walk back from Ahmedabad to their native place in UP's Lalitpur

Even after special trains are being run to carry migrant labourers to their home states, desperation among them has not decreased. Several are walking long distances to reach Jalandhar railway station. E

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to announce on Sunday the next phase of Britain's battle to tackle the health crisis, following a review by ministers of lockdown measures that have all but shut the economy and kept tens of millions of people at home for nearly seven weeks.

Coronavirus Pandemic LIVE Updates: India's Covid-19 tally crossed the 62,000-mark today as the country recorded 62,939 cases with the death toll rising to 2,109.

Sixteen migrant workers sleeping on the rail tracks were crushed to death by a goods train in Maharashtra's Aurangabad district on Friday morning.

'People are falling ill while walking. Some have died. Even then their walking hasn't stopped,' the Rajya Sabha member further said.

The development led to the deferment of the cabinet meeting which was scheduled to be held on Saturday. Now, it will be held on Monday.

Chandigarh, May 09: Punjab ministers on Saturday walked out of a pre-cabinet meeting on the excise policy with senior state officials over an ‘unacceptable behaviour’ of the chief secretary with one of their colleagues. The development led to the deferment

More commuters should consider cycling or walking when Britain's coronavirus lockdown is eased to take the pressure off public transport capacity that is likely to drop by 90% under social distancing requirements, Transport Minister Grant Shapps said on Saturday.

Transport Minister Grant Shapps said at the government's daily news briefing on Saturday that more Britons should cycle or walk to work when the country's coronavirus lockdown is eased to take the pressure off limited public transport capacity under social distancing requirements.

Walking pneumonia (WP) is the infection of the lungs or say, a milder form of pneumonia that affects the upper and lower respiratory tract. It is also known as 'atypical pneumonia' as the bacteria behind the condition is an atypical bacteria

US President Trump and the First Lady held hands as they strolled at the Taj complex and later wrote in the visitors' book. They were also briefed about the history and importance of the monument.

Maharashtra Police found over 300 migrant workers holed up inside two container trucks meant for carrying essential commodities from Telangana to Rajasthan.

Captain Tom Moore had resolved to complete 100, 25m laps before he turned 100 at the end of April.The 99-year-old, who has captured the imagination of the public with his heroics, finished the last few steps of his 2,530-yard walk at his home in the village of Marston Moretaine in Bedfordshire with a beaming smile.

SS Karthikeya walks out of his next venture

Stranded workers say they don’t want to wait in shelters till they get a train or be quarantined once they get home

In their laboratory, scientists from the University of Cambridge, the University of Southampton and the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute in Panama, observed as a number of adult locusts walked along a horizontal ladder. After covering the right or left eye of an insect, the scientists observed a significant increase in the error rate of rungs missed by the front leg on the side of the covered eye.

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Zombies have been part of popular culture for decades. The living dead rising and taking over the world is a terrifying concept, worthy of Hollywood […]

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Hachette Book Group employees in New York City, during a Thursday walkout protesting their company's decision to publish Woody Allen's memoir.; Credit: Kendra Barkoff Lamy/Twitter

On Thursday afternoon, dozens of employees of the publishing imprints Grand Central Publishing and Little, Brown staged a walkout to protest Grand Central's decision to publish Woody Allen's memoir, Apropos of Nothing, next month.

Both imprints are owned by Hachette Book Group (HBG), the same house that published journalist Ronan Farrow's Catch and Kill. The walkout comes after Farrow announced on Tuesday that he felt he could no longer work with HBG after the Allen acquisition.

Farrow is Allen's son with actress Mia Farrow; his sister, Dylan Farrow, has accused Allen of having sexually abused her as a child. Allen has long denied her allegations.

In his statement, Farrow wrote in part that HBG "concealed the decision from me and its own employees while we were working on Catch and Kill — a book about how powerful men, including Woody Allen, avoid accountability for sexual abuse."

Dylan Farrow also released a statement on Monday evening, in which she said in part: "Hachette's publishing of Woody Allen's memoir is deeply upsetting to me personally and an utter betrayal of my brother whose brave reporting, capitalized on by Hachette, gave voice to numerous survivors of sexual assault by powerful men. ... This provides yet another example of the profound privilege that power, money and notoriety affords. Hachette's complicity in this should be called out for what it is and they should have to answer for it."

Employees at both HBG's New York and Boston offices participated in the Thursday walkout. Many also sent out an auto-reply email that read in part: "We stand in solidarity with Ronan Farrow, Dylan Farrow and survivors of sexual assault." Those include Little, Brown executive editor Vanessa Mobley, who was the editor of Catch and Kill.

In a statement sent to NPR Thursday afternoon, HBG CEO Michael Pietsch said: "We respect and understand the perspective of our employees who have decided to express their concern over the publication of this book. We will engage our staff in a fuller discussion about this at the earliest opportunity."

NPR reached out for comment to Allen's agent, who did not respond as of publication time.

The New York Post reported that HBG employees approached the company's human resources department on Thursday afternoon to complain about the planned publication of Allen's book. A Hachette employee told NPR that HBG's CEO, Michael Pietch, attempted to hold a town hall meeting on Thursday to discuss the issue, but the employees walked out before the meeting was held.

Farrow's agent, Lynn Nesbit, told NPR on Thursday, "I feel moved almost to tears by the walkout. It was such a brave gesture to management who, in my opinion, made such a misguided decision." Signing Allen, she said, was "a betrayal of Ronan, of the women in his book, of the issues in the book and of the staff of this publisher." She added that Farrow is "grateful for the support of his colleagues at Little, Brown."

Last year, The New York Times reported that Allen had tried to sell the memoir to several major publishing houses, "only to be met with indifference or hard passes"; one source told NPR on Thursday afternoon that the title had been considered "radioactive" in the publishing world.

Farrow also said in his Tuesday statement that HBG had not fact-checked Allen's memoir, nor did it contact Dylan Farrow for any response. "It also shows a lack of ethics and compassion for victims of sexual abuse, regardless of any personal connection or breach of trust here. ... I've also told Hachette that a publisher that would conduct itself in this way is one I can't work with in good conscience."

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A man decorates a bistro table outside his restaurant amid the coronavirus pandemic in Atlanta on April 27. As states reopen, some are allowing restaurants to add outdoor seating in streets and parking lots.; Credit: Chandan Khanna/AFP via Getty Images

Small businesses are essential to cities and towns across the country. They create jobs, they create a sense of place — think of New York City without bodegas, Portland, Ore., without bike shops, or your town without its dance studio or hardware store — but they also create sales, income, and property tax revenues.

"[It's] super important that we make it very easy for people to keep their purchases local," said Karina Ricks, director of the Department of Mobility and Infrastructure in Pittsburgh, Pa.

Cities like Pittsburgh must make it possible to return to the streets and shop without losing the safety of physical distancing, said Ricks. If only so many people are allowed into a store at one time, how can others line up outside? If restaurants operate at 25 percent capacity, where will expectant diners wait?

"It's going to require us to reimagine our streets," she said. "How much of our streets can we turn over?"

Many cities have already removed cars from streets to allow more people to walk and bike. They'll need even more space if people are allowed to go to shops and restaurants again, said Brent Toderian, the former chief planner for Vancouver, Canada who now leads his own company, TODERIAN UrbanWORKS.

"All of it requires more space between buildings, more life between buildings," he said. "If we try to do all that without inconveniencing the cars, we will fail."

In Tampa, Fla., officials will allow restaurants to add tables to streets in front of their establishments. In an Atlanta, Ga. suburb parking lots are the new dining room. Ricks wonders if one-way sidewalks could limit people's exposures to one another the way one-way aisles do in grocery stores. She said some Pittsburgh streets may open to cars only at certain times of the day, or speeds could be dramatically reduced. That way, street parking could be dedicated for walking, biking, or cafe tables while an adjacent travel lane for cars remains.

"I don't have the answers right now, but it's something that we're actively looking at," she said, citing a new city task force that will investigate the issue.

Public space always influences health outcomes and can produce health risks, said Keshia Pollack Porter, a professor at John Hopkins University's Bloomberg School of Public Health. Whatever "normal" cities think they're returning to, this is a chance to evaluate how the public realm worked before, she said.

"We know that there are significant inequities," she said, pointing to pedestrian and cyclist fatalities that continue to rise, and communities that have lacked access to safe streets for decades.

In a post-pandemic world, with even fewer dollars for infrastructure and transportation, officials must be more careful than ever, said Toderian.

"Where we put our money based on our assumed narratives around what people will want to do — drive more, take public transit less — will create self-fulfilling prophecies," he said, and could exacerbate that other existential threat, climate change.

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People who live in the most ‘activity-friendly’ neighbourhoods do up to 1.5 hours more physical activity a week than those in the least supportive neighbourhoods. This is according to a new international study which measured levels of exercise — mainly walking for recreation or transport — in relation to the urban environment across 14 diverse cities. The results show how urban design — such as parks and local amenities — can promote healthy lifestyles which also bring environmental benefits, such as better air quality, through reduced car use.

Those taking their government-approved daily walk have been warned not to pick wildflowers - or risk facing an eye-watering £5,000 fine.

Transport secretary Grant Shapps has announced a series of plans to increase cycling and walking and to ensure less public transport usage for when lockdown restrictions ease.

MASTEC UTILITY SERVICES
7004 11th Ave SW
Rochester, MN 55902
Friday, June 19, 2020, 9:30 – 11am

We are hiring for Laborers and Equipment operators for the Spring 2020 construction season installing underground cable throughout Rochester and surrounding areas.

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108 S. 5th Avenue
Virginia, MN 55792
Thursday, May 28, 2020, 9am – 4pm

Every Thursday Residential Services, Inc (RSI) hosts walk-in interviews at our office in Virginia, hiring for the position of Direct Support Professional.

When: Thursdays from 9am-4pm
Where: 108 S. 5th Avenue


Qualifications:
-Must be 18 years of age
-Must be able to pass a background check
-Passionate about improving the lives of others

About the Job:
DSPs provide individualized services to people with disabilities and/or mental illness who are living in home settings. The people who receive services from RSI rely on their caregivers to provide a safe living environment and to help meet all of their physical, emotional, social, medical, spiritual, and recreational needs and wants. DSPs assist in a variety of day-to-day tasks based on the individual needs and goals of the people they are caring for, which could include medication administration, household duties, assistance with personal hygiene, and community activities such as shopping, concerts, going out to eat, movies, fitness, outdoor recreation, and more.

RSI is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Event type: Job and Career Fairs
Filter by Location: Greater Minnesota
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38625 14th Avenue, Suite 100
North Branch, MN 55056
Thursday, May 28, 2020, 9am – 4pm

Every Thursday Residential Services, Inc (RSI) hosts walk-in interviews at our office in North Branch, hiring for the position of Direct Support Professional.

When: Thursdays from 9am-4pm
Where: 38625 14th Avenue, Suite 100


Qualifications:
-Must be 18 years of age (21 to work in child foster care settings)
-Must be able to pass a background check
Passionate about improving the lives of others

About the Job:
DSPs provide individualized services to people with disabilities and/or mental illness who are living in home settings. The people who receive services from RSI rely on their caregivers to provide a safe living environment and to help meet all of their physical, emotional, social, medical, spiritual, and recreational needs and wants. DSPs assist in a variety of day-to-day tasks based on the individual needs and goals of the people they are caring for, which could include medication administration, household duties, assistance with personal hygiene, and community activities such as shopping, concerts, going out to eat, movies, fitness, outdoor recreation, and more.

RSI is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Event type: Job and Career Fairs
Filter by Location: Greater Minnesota
Event Audience: For Job Seekers, For Veterans
Accommodation Request: 2187407621
CareerForce Sponsored Event: Other event
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2900 Piedmont Avenue
Duluth MN
Thursday, May 28, 2020, 9am – 4pm

Every Thursday Residential Services, Inc (RSI) hosts walk-in interviews at our office in Duluth, hiring for the position of Direct Support Professional.

When: Thursdays from 9am-4pm
Where: 2900 Piedmont Avenue, Duluth


Qualifications:
-Must be 18 years of age (21 to work in child foster care settings)
-Must be able to pass a background check
Passionate about improving the lives of others

About the Job:
DSPs provide individualized services to people with disabilities and/or mental illness who are living in home settings. The people who receive services from RSI rely on their caregivers to provide a safe living environment and to help meet all of their physical, emotional, social, medical, spiritual, and recreational needs and wants. DSPs assist in a variety of day-to-day tasks based on the individual needs and goals of the people they are caring for, which could include medication administration, household duties, assistance with personal hygiene, and community activities such as shopping, concerts, going out to eat, movies, fitness, outdoor recreation, and more.

RSI is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Event type: Job and Career Fairs
Filter by Location: Greater Minnesota
Event Audience: For Job Seekers, For Veterans
Accommodation Request: 2187407621
CareerForce Sponsored Event: Other event
More info: www.rsi.jobs

108 S. 5th Avenue
Virginia, MN 55792
Thursday, May 21, 2020, 9am – 4pm

Every Thursday Residential Services, Inc (RSI) hosts walk-in interviews at our office in Virginia, hiring for the position of Direct Support Professional.

When: Thursdays from 9am-4pm
Where: 108 S. 5th Avenue


Qualifications:
-Must be 18 years of age
-Must be able to pass a background check
-Passionate about improving the lives of others

About the Job:
DSPs provide individualized services to people with disabilities and/or mental illness who are living in home settings. The people who receive services from RSI rely on their caregivers to provide a safe living environment and to help meet all of their physical, emotional, social, medical, spiritual, and recreational needs and wants. DSPs assist in a variety of day-to-day tasks based on the individual needs and goals of the people they are caring for, which could include medication administration, household duties, assistance with personal hygiene, and community activities such as shopping, concerts, going out to eat, movies, fitness, outdoor recreation, and more.

RSI is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Event type: Job and Career Fairs
Filter by Location: Greater Minnesota
Event Audience: For Job Seekers, For Veterans
Accommodation Request: 2187407621
CareerForce Sponsored Event: Other event
More info: www.rsi.jobs

38625 14th Avenue, Suite 100
North Branch, MN 55056
Thursday, May 21, 2020, 9am – 4pm

Every Thursday Residential Services, Inc (RSI) hosts walk-in interviews at our office in North Branch, hiring for the position of Direct Support Professional.

When: Thursdays from 9am-4pm
Where: 38625 14th Avenue, Suite 100


Qualifications:
-Must be 18 years of age (21 to work in child foster care settings)
-Must be able to pass a background check
Passionate about improving the lives of others

About the Job:
DSPs provide individualized services to people with disabilities and/or mental illness who are living in home settings. The people who receive services from RSI rely on their caregivers to provide a safe living environment and to help meet all of their physical, emotional, social, medical, spiritual, and recreational needs and wants. DSPs assist in a variety of day-to-day tasks based on the individual needs and goals of the people they are caring for, which could include medication administration, household duties, assistance with personal hygiene, and community activities such as shopping, concerts, going out to eat, movies, fitness, outdoor recreation, and more.

RSI is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Event type: Job and Career Fairs
Filter by Location: Greater Minnesota
Event Audience: For Job Seekers, For Veterans
Accommodation Request: 2187407621
CareerForce Sponsored Event: Other event
More info: www.rsi.jobs

2900 Piedmont Avenue
Duluth MN
Thursday, May 21, 2020, 9am – 4pm

Every Thursday Residential Services, Inc (RSI) hosts walk-in interviews at our office in Duluth, hiring for the position of Direct Support Professional.

When: Thursdays from 9am-4pm
Where: 2900 Piedmont Avenue, Duluth


Qualifications:
-Must be 18 years of age (21 to work in child foster care settings)
-Must be able to pass a background check
Passionate about improving the lives of others

About the Job:
DSPs provide individualized services to people with disabilities and/or mental illness who are living in home settings. The people who receive services from RSI rely on their caregivers to provide a safe living environment and to help meet all of their physical, emotional, social, medical, spiritual, and recreational needs and wants. DSPs assist in a variety of day-to-day tasks based on the individual needs and goals of the people they are caring for, which could include medication administration, household duties, assistance with personal hygiene, and community activities such as shopping, concerts, going out to eat, movies, fitness, outdoor recreation, and more.

RSI is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Event type: Job and Career Fairs
Filter by Location: Greater Minnesota
Event Audience: For Job Seekers, For Veterans
Accommodation Request: 2187407621
CareerForce Sponsored Event: Other event
More info: www.rsi.jobs

MASTEC UTILITY SERVICES
152 Park Ave
Shevlin, MN 56676
Wednesday, May 20, 2020, 9am – 12pm

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MASTEC UTILITY SERVICES
17385 Forest Blvd N
Hugo, MN 55038
Wednesday, May 20, 2020, 9am – 12pm

Event type: Job and Career Fairs
Filter by Location: Twin Cities Metro
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MASTEC UTILITY SERVICES
7004 11th Ave SW
Rochester, MN 55902
Friday, May 15, 2020, 9:30 – 11am

We are hiring for Laborers and Equipment operators for the Spring 2020 construction season installing underground cable throughout Rochester and surrounding areas.

Event type: Job and Career Fairs
Filter by Location: Greater Minnesota
Event Audience: For Job Seekers, For Veterans
Accommodation Request: 612-760-7996
CareerForce Sponsored Event: Other event
More info: mastec-careers.com

108 S. 5th Avenue
Virginia, MN 55792
Thursday, May 14, 2020, 9am – 4pm

Every Thursday Residential Services, Inc (RSI) hosts walk-in interviews at our office in Virginia, hiring for the position of Direct Support Professional.

When: Thursdays from 9am-4pm
Where: 108 S. 5th Avenue


Qualifications:
-Must be 18 years of age
-Must be able to pass a background check
-Passionate about improving the lives of others

About the Job:
DSPs provide individualized services to people with disabilities and/or mental illness who are living in home settings. The people who receive services from RSI rely on their caregivers to provide a safe living environment and to help meet all of their physical, emotional, social, medical, spiritual, and recreational needs and wants. DSPs assist in a variety of day-to-day tasks based on the individual needs and goals of the people they are caring for, which could include medication administration, household duties, assistance with personal hygiene, and community activities such as shopping, concerts, going out to eat, movies, fitness, outdoor recreation, and more.

RSI is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Event type: Job and Career Fairs
Filter by Location: Greater Minnesota
Event Audience: For Job Seekers, For Veterans
Accommodation Request: 2187407621
CareerForce Sponsored Event: Other event
More info: www.rsi.jobs

38625 14th Avenue, Suite 100
North Branch, MN 55056
Thursday, May 14, 2020, 9am – 4pm

Every Thursday Residential Services, Inc (RSI) hosts walk-in interviews at our office in North Branch, hiring for the position of Direct Support Professional.

When: Thursdays from 9am-4pm
Where: 38625 14th Avenue, Suite 100


Qualifications:
-Must be 18 years of age (21 to work in child foster care settings)
-Must be able to pass a background check
Passionate about improving the lives of others

About the Job:
DSPs provide individualized services to people with disabilities and/or mental illness who are living in home settings. The people who receive services from RSI rely on their caregivers to provide a safe living environment and to help meet all of their physical, emotional, social, medical, spiritual, and recreational needs and wants. DSPs assist in a variety of day-to-day tasks based on the individual needs and goals of the people they are caring for, which could include medication administration, household duties, assistance with personal hygiene, and community activities such as shopping, concerts, going out to eat, movies, fitness, outdoor recreation, and more.

RSI is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Event type: Job and Career Fairs
Filter by Location: Greater Minnesota
Event Audience: For Job Seekers, For Veterans
Accommodation Request: 2187407621
CareerForce Sponsored Event: Other event
More info: www.rsi.jobs

2900 Piedmont Avenue
Duluth MN
Thursday, May 14, 2020, 9am – 4pm

Every Thursday Residential Services, Inc (RSI) hosts walk-in interviews at our office in Duluth, hiring for the position of Direct Support Professional.

When: Thursdays from 9am-4pm
Where: 2900 Piedmont Avenue, Duluth


Qualifications:
-Must be 18 years of age (21 to work in child foster care settings)
-Must be able to pass a background check
Passionate about improving the lives of others

About the Job:
DSPs provide individualized services to people with disabilities and/or mental illness who are living in home settings. The people who receive services from RSI rely on their caregivers to provide a safe living environment and to help meet all of their physical, emotional, social, medical, spiritual, and recreational needs and wants. DSPs assist in a variety of day-to-day tasks based on the individual needs and goals of the people they are caring for, which could include medication administration, household duties, assistance with personal hygiene, and community activities such as shopping, concerts, going out to eat, movies, fitness, outdoor recreation, and more.

RSI is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Event type: Job and Career Fairs
Filter by Location: Greater Minnesota
Event Audience: For Job Seekers, For Veterans
Accommodation Request: 2187407621
CareerForce Sponsored Event: Other event
More info: www.rsi.jobs

Sleepwalking is a misunderstood sleep disorder that's buried in more myths than facts.

Researchers discover several new species of sharks that can walk along shallow reefs on their fins.

But like those civilizations that have disappeared mysteriously, ours seems headed in the same direction —disaster.