She was relieved when he pedaled off the next day.
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They soft-pedaled their dissent on his trade and immigration policies.
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In Dallas, Texas, Lime riders have pedaled or scooted 530,000 miles.
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They pedaled past broken glass in the middle of Rider Avenue.
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Kaneisha pedaled a wobbly path up the block beside Lincoln Park.
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For the past three years, she's pedaled 20,000 miles every 12 months.
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I pedaled through snow-capped mountains first, just to get warmed up.
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Harley-Davidson has also shown pedaled e-bikes and scooters as concepts.
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At one point, the suspect began following the physician as both pedaled north.
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Surveillance footage showed the suspect following Hausknecht as both pedaled north, police said.
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As I pedaled and watched my heart rate begin to rise, something changed.
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Then a self-pedaled big wheel might be the perfect car for you.
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I introduced myself as a New York Times reporter and he immediately pedaled away.
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Under Bannon's stewardship, Breitbart pedaled myths about black crime, homophobia, transphobia, misogyny, and islamophobia.
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Surveillance footage shows the suspect following the physician as both pedaled north, police said.
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But based on what we've seen, even those seem likely to be soft-pedaled.
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It has rapidly pedaled back on that target because of the recent price slump.
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Approximately 4,000 riders have pedaled at ImaxShift since it opened, according to the company.
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Hours later, a prowler lurked, spotted the $800 GT mountain bike and pedaled away.
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Farouk said the message for those who pedaled hatred was that they had "failed woefully".
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Dogs lounged in the road as I pedaled past, and a large condor wheeled overhead.
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"Give it a good kick for us," one of them yelled as I pedaled away.
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Mr. de Blasio has said state law prohibits e-bicycles that operate without being pedaled.
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As you pedaled, you would lean in different directions to try and "steer" toward onscreen targets.
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Moreover, Mr. Trump soft-pedaled his call for China not to colonize the South China Sea.
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He went to the gym six days a week and pedaled for 45 minutes each day.
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After a series of back and forth apologies, I pedaled home and decided to hang it up.
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As a college student in Missouri, Mr. Kuehnle built zany bicycle assemblages that he pedaled around town.
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Fox programs have soft-pedaled the government's shortcomings and promoted an imminent rollback of social distancing restrictions.
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Mr. Trump earlier had soft-pedaled his grievances in return for Mr. Xi's help on North Korea.
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Mr. Marchand pedaled more than 1003 miles, setting a global benchmark for cyclists age 105 and older.
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Slavery and racism will be neither soft-pedaled nor portrayed as the totality of the black experience.
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Cavendish smoothly pedaled his orange shoes but his pace was stately, sometimes below six miles per hour.
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Leading up to the financial crisis, Wells Fargo pedaled subprime mortgages and targeted black neighborhoods with toxic loans.
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Electric bikes first went on sale around 1996, but remained a novelty in a sea of pedaled bicycles.
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He adjusted them by the millimeter with the touch of a finger on a keyboard as Wassner pedaled.
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But in real life, doctors, at the request of Gehrig's wife, soft-pedaled the news, saying he might live.
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Had there been a haystack ahead of me, I have no doubt I would have pedaled right into it.
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He was fascinated by ancient history and would listen to Books on Tape as he pedaled, his father said.
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If you got on a bike and pedaled for an hour, you'd probably be down to about 100 watts.
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Rolland also back-pedaled on his negative thesis that a new cryptocurrency mining chip from China would hurt AMD's sales.
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In Botswana, a concerned man stopped his car to offer them ice water as they pedaled in 95-degree heat.
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Mr. Trump has soft-pedaled his trade talk against China to enlist its support in curbing the North Korean government.
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He never formally studied English, he said, or owned a car: He pedaled about Washington on a bright orange bicycle.
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Their jailings and expulsions were soft-pedaled, say critics, in order to keep transactions with the East's leaderships on track.
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For the speed intervals, we pedaled while moving our arms in variations of freestyle and backstroke motions for about a minute.
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At least once he has slipped out of bed, jumped onto his bicycle and pedaled off – naked – into the Minneapolis dawn.
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An engineered meat whose freakishness has been soft-pedaled by winky-face marketing and a jolly dude in a chef's hat?
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Bixi, a coupling of the words "bicycle" and "taxi," is the city's public bike system, pedaled by residents and visitors alike.
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Mr. Schenkman pedaled east on Northern Boulevard, maneuvering alongside traffic with the same care as he would drive a motor vehicle.
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Hausknecht was last seen alive Friday dressed in his blue scrubs as he pedaled his yellow bike to Houston Methodist Hospital.
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He pedaled 16 hours a day for a total of 0003,264 hours — or just under a year's worth of smartphone usage.
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He pedaled 16 hours a day for a total of 1,264 hours — or just under a year's worth of smartphone usage.
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During a break in the second half, he pedaled on a stationary bike with a heating pad wrapped around his knee.
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It has used the issue as a cudgel against Venezuela and Iran, but soft-pedaled with Saudi Arabia and North Korea.
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Data collected includes distance pedaled (or, one assumes, miles flown in the case of the flying horse), workout time and calories burned.
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The Jeep Revolution BFR-3 can even be pedaled in reverse, making it easier to turn around using a three-point turn.
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She arrived with a broken arm, having pedaled for hundreds of miles with the injury, which she said was from a fall.
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And reacting to liberal outrage on Twitter, the Times changed a headline that some said soft-pedaled one of Trump's racial controversies.
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Our columnist overcame her fears about intense bursts of exercise by using a heart monitor as she pedaled on a stationary bike.
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The president has soft-pedaled the humming economy — 103,000 jobs added in October — instead railing against an "invasion" of migrants seeking asylum.
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A team member on a bicycle periodically pedaled into the pack to deliver Kipchoge a carbohydrate-heavy cocktail of gels and fluids.
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Mr. Trump has soft-pedaled his economic rhetoric against China in order to enlist its support in curbing the North Korean regime.
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Yet on a recent Thursday, he pedaled a tricycle by himself, past Linda's Salon and Sarah Jane florists inside the mock village.
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Pavlyuchenkova asked if she could field questions from reporters while she pedaled so she could kill two tasks with one bike ride.
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When I was riding my bicycle [to Detroit] from Vermont … I ran into the girl in the Adirondacks as she pedaled to Maine.
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Mashable video producer Rill Causey tried it out and somehow pedaled off the course's track and ended up in a glitchy bizarro world.
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I pedaled my bike every day inside that leafy tunnel, dodging cars, scooters and the rest of the commotion that filled the street.
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He has meticulously noted every ride as he cycled to work, participated in local races and pedaled up mountains in Europe and America.
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I pedaled up and down the entire island at least three times and could coast for 40-minute stretches without seeing another person.
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Mr. Mueller may have soft-pedaled an inquiry into Hillary Clinton's approval of the 2010 sale of American uranium assets to the Russians.
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When the New Democratic Party hinted it might form a coalition with the ruling Liberals, its leader Jagmeet Singh back-pedaled almost immediately.
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There they dashed and pedaled and planked under the eyes of high-performance fitness instructors and staff members from Walkom's N.H.L. officiating office.
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Guatemala's congress back-pedaled on its attempt to change the law to make punishment for corruption more lenient by replacing jail sentences with fines.
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At the hotel, we hopped on the bikes available at each villa and pedaled past the spa, the saltwater pool and the organic garden.
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He liked to look at the big houses as he pedaled, with their lush lawns that his father and other immigrant landscapers kept immaculate.
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Phys Ed Cyclists who had pedaled on an empty stomach incinerated about twice as much fat as those who had consumed a shake first.
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Then, she unclipped and pedaled through the draft for several miles, reaching an average top speed of 183.9 mph between miles four and five.
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As dusk settled in, dogs could be heard yapping through the woods, and Ms. Beshaw's grandsons pedaled around on their bicycles, chasing each other.
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Its unstoppable influence and power led to a general disillusionment with the utopian ideals the tech industry pedaled about connecting in a digital democracy.
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How strongly I pedaled directly correlated to how far and fast I "flew," so when I slacked off, I drifted dangerously close to the ground.
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The epic trek took them 15 days, cycling for 10 hours a day as they pedaled through Slovenia, Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Poland.
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"This road sucks, man," said a sympathetic CalTrans worker as I pedaled hard on the Turbo setting — yet still barely registered nine miles an hour.
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He pedaled faster then jumped off his bike and fled, and officers found the white powder in his backpack, the paper said, citing an affidavit.
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I've pedaled through the swankiest streets in Soho and Tribeca, braved Midtown traffic at rush hour, and docked Citi Bikes everywhere from Brooklyn to Harlem.
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First, subjects were asked to pick a curse word and say it repeatedly while they pedaled—Stephens said "shit" and "fuck" came up a lot.
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The company reports that when their elliptical miles are taken in aggregate, Cubii users to date have literally "pedaled past the moon" dozens of times.
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Police said Gregg pedaled away, and then began running on foot, which gave them a reason to search his belongings when they finally stopped him.
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Many went bust, and the remaining top three players — Ofo, Mobike and Hellobike — pedaled on with funding support from some of the country's largest tech firms.
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Every day, she pedaled past the Frickers' empty two-story home on her green-and-white 10-speed bike on the way to and from school.
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For one of them, the men pedaled as hard as they could for five seconds, then rested for 30 seconds; they repeated this sequence 18 times.
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On my first morning, I pedaled hard for a half an hour to catch two riders ahead of me as the sun rose over the desert.
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Just six hours after having surgery to repair a torn hip labrum, Jones pedaled gingerly, a black brace wrapped around her waist and down her thigh.
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To give new riders an idea of what's involved, we looked for someone who had never pedaled to work before to capture that first-time experience.
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"Since the crisis began, the streets have filled with [cyclists]," said 60-year-old Ana Guzman as she pedaled to work at a local healthcare center.
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During his ensuing world record attempt, he pedaled for almost 17 miles, about three miles farther than he had covered during his first, record-setting ride.
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After pushing Sonia on the swings for a while, I'd sit and drink a cappuccino while she pedaled around on a green and yellow plastic tractor.
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We pedaled 120-85033 km each day — through thick forests, past spectacularly beautiful lakes, along the famous Göta canal, which links Sweden's west coast to its east.
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Students and workers had made roads impassable by setting up barricades to block the army, so I jumped on my bicycle and pedaled furiously toward the gunfire.
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Reconstructing the first seven weeks of its spread, our reporters showed how the authorities silenced doctors and others for raising red flags and soft-pedaled the danger.
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Heading near-vertically uphill in my San Francisco neighborhood, I set the bike to level 5 and still pedaled to keep a fast pace on the incline.
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Just a few days after musing about the potential to sell mapping data of customers' homes, the CEO of Roomba maker iRobot has pedaled those claims way back.
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Following the big event at Harvard Stadium was a 20, 50, or 100-mile bike ride where 1500 cyclists pedaled their way to Hyannis Port on Cape Cod.
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Nairo Quintana pedaled into Madrid unchallenged to win the Vuelta a España, 1 minute 23 seconds ahead of the rider who beat him in the Tour de France.
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Next thing I knew, I had effectively pedaled the whole thing right up into the bike crank, so tightly that I couldn't raise my ass off the seat.
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He bundled his parents, wife and daughters into the family bunker, kissed the girls goodbye, commandeered his father's bicycle and pedaled off toward the sound of the fighting.
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The riders who had pedaled on an empty stomach, however, had incinerated about twice as much fat during each ride as the men who consumed the shake first.
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To secure Mr. Xi's cooperation, the president soft-pedaled his harsh stance on China's trade practices, and has said little about its adventurism in the South China Sea.
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Their shouts turned physical, the police said, when Mr. Roberts, mounted on a bicycle, slashed Mr. Johnson's companion on her right arm with a screwdriver and pedaled away.
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He was forced to abandon the Tour with a left hand injury after falling late in the stage as the peloton pedaled past the picturesque town of Uzès.
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In the aughts, the likes of Mandy Moore (MBlem), Ashlee Simpson (for Wet Seal), and JLo (Sweetface) pedaled collaborations to fans with a "look like this" approach to style.
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Skintight bike shorts pedaled their way onto scores of runways once again this season, having first emerged as a '90s throwback reference at Off-White this time last year.
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Even as Mr. Duterte has soft-pedaled on territorial disputes in the South China Sea, Beijing has steadily built up military bases on islets also claimed by the Philippines.
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It turned up at a Chase Bank, so she rented a CitiBike and pedaled along the Hudson River bike path because she "thought it would be safe," she said.
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In a 200-mile trip across Iowa in 2003, Jay Alberts, a biomedical engineer at the Cleveland Clinic, pedaled in the lead position with a woman who has Parkinson's.
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Yet while Delos pedaled the ultimate choose-your-own-adventure fantasy future with endless possibilities, Incite instead posits a technological utopia where data chooses the best path for you.
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Home fans shook the rafters throughout a steamy night at the venue, but pockets of Scottish fans also went berserk as the Archibald siblings pedaled off with a medal each.
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Another first-timer is True Ventures, which alongside Kleiner Perkins, Fidelity Investments and Wellington Management co-led the $325 million Series E round that pedaled Peloton onto the unicorn list.
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She'd later report that a radio crystal fell out of her skirt as she was leaving but that she leaned over, grabbed the crystal off the ground, and pedaled on.
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Pappas and Hausknecht were on their bicycles -- with Pappas following as Hausknecht pedaled to work -- when the suspect rode past the physician, turned around and fatally shot him, police said.
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Ms. Simeone, who works as a production designer, and Mr. Morales, a carpenter, pedaled from their home in the Ridgewood section of Queens because the subway seemed too high risk.
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In Mr. Trump's meetings with Mr. Kim — the first for a sitting president and a North Korean leader — he soft-pedaled traditional American concerns like regional security and human rights.
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After a few days of riding, he did run into an issue where the wheel seemed to be fighting against him, emitting a strange high-pitched whine when he pedaled hard.
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Then in October, it booted 13 Pages and 10 accounts — with a cumulative following of more than one million — after a New York Times investigation found they had pedaled government propaganda.
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Mr. Howard had stolen a bike at gunpoint and pedaled north on the promenade, encountering Officer Holder and his partner coming down a ramp from a footbridge, according to the police.
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It can be tough out there as a bicycle in a bike-share fleet, endlessly unlocked via an app, pedaled around and then left behind before the whole process repeats itself.
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On a recent soggy Monday, a woman in high heels and a trench coat pedaled a cargo bike decked out like a city taxi, her three toddlers in the front compartment.
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Whereas President Obama soft-pedaled gun control in both his national runs, Hillary Clinton, the likely Democratic nominee, is signaling a greater appetite to clash with Mr. Trump on the issue.
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This is the second time in recent weeks that the government has back-pedaled on a case after initially trying to force Apple to help investigators gain access to iPhone data.
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He's surrounded by the rest of the Carcinorganics—still wearing their super-loose singlets—who are holding lights, operating laptops, and wafting smoke towards the actors from a foot-pedaled machine.
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One recent afternoon, Hannity drove down the long, curving streets in Franklin Square that he once pedaled as a newspaper-delivery boy, past the park where he manned the concession stand.
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The dozens of male and female riders they eventually recruited were between the ages of 55 and 79, had been cycling for decades, and still pedaled about 400 miles per month.
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The topic is known to be one whose mere mention irritates the president, but the piece soft-pedaled the part most galling to Trump, making just one passing reference to Russia.
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New York (CNN Business)Just 10 days after lambasting Nike for pulling its "Betsy Ross" American Flag sneaker, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey back-pedaled on his defiant stance against the apparel company.
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Public utterances like Mr. Trump's have and should inspire outrage, but we need to go deeper, challenging the racist views — both flagrant and soft-pedaled — that have long shaped America's immigration policy.
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In April, the city's Department of Transportation tried to find a middle ground, allowing for the pedal-assist bicycles but retaining a ban on bicycles that do not have to be pedaled.
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Riders pedaled stationary bikes to the beat of tunes like Guns N' Roses' "Sweet Child O' Mine" and "Fight Song" by Rachel Platten, the latter a part of Hillary Clinton's campaign play list.
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" Cook also soft-pedaled on trade deal talk, saying, "I'm hoping that the U.S. and China come to an agreement, and so I don't even want to go down that road right now.
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Police said Pappas and Hausknecht were on their bicycles on July 20 -- with Pappas following as Hausknecht pedaled to work -- when the suspect rode past the physician, turned around and fatally shot him.
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Few of their friends and family had any connection to aviation, but they all appreciated a special surprise at the ceremony when the ring bearer pedaled down the aisle on an airplane bicycle.
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One of those first welcomers was Michael Dooley, a silver-haired farmer, turf cutter, man of the land of the old kind, who into his 80s, pedaled his big bicycle into the village.
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On the other day, they slowly pedaled an exercise bike, also for 10 minutes, a light activity that mimics how athletes who do not choose to flash-freeze their limbs might cool down.
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But behind the line of marshals in bright pink shirts blocking traffic, emergency medical technicians on bikes pedaled in circles, ready to jump in and help anyone who collapsed as the temperature crept up.
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As I back-pedaled into the street and regained my bearings, I saw a young man on the sidewalk, his face twisted with hate, screaming a string of "putas" and "mierdas" in our direction.
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The integration means that you are given credit for your VR bike rides directly in your Fitbit app, where each session is logged as a workout, and includes duration, distance pedaled and calories burned.
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When he was younger, Joe Girard III rode his bike to Sanford Street Elementary School and pedaled past Ogden Street, where he could see a growing collection of trophies in the Fredette family's window.
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And he said Mr. Trump had lied — a word that is often soft-pedaled in Washington — when he justified the firing by saying Mr. Comey had lost the confidence of an F.B.I. in disarray.
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The lead single, "Up Jumped Spring," finds them pushing Freddie Hubbard's waltzing jazz standard to an insistent clip: Mr. Smith's pedaled bass and Mr. Kreisberg's taut guitar playing goad and tug at each other.
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Like most soft-pedaled children's movies, their Addams family makes a vague gesture toward a meaningful life lesson — in this case, a timely message about the importance of recognizing people's humanity, regardless of their differences.
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Pompeo's comments on Russia are particularly notable as President Donald Trump has often soft-pedaled criticism of the country and its President, Vladimir Putin, despite US intelligence assessments that Russia interfered in the 2016 election.
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Roads were blocked, so I jumped on my bike and pedaled furiously toward the gunfire — thinking that it's a crazy job that impels you toward shooting — and then watched the Chinese Communist Party massacre its citizens.
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While some officials, including the country's interior minister and now prime minister, have back-pedaled on their initial support for vigilante groups, rights groups says that the authorities are deliberately exploiting the migrant crisis to their political advantage.
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"Donald Trump back-pedaled a bit in his morning tweet yesterday, but the danger is still there that the situation could escalate with Russia due to a military attack on Syria," Quantitative Commodity Research consultant Peter Fertig said.
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TALLAROOK, Australia — On the last afternoon of my bike ride through a rural part of the Australian state of Victoria, I pedaled past a whimsical sculpture of a motorcyclist who had plowed headfirst into a bale of hay.
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In 2010, political scientists Michael Berkman and Eric Plutzer reported that a large majority of high school biology teachers soft-pedaled evolution, and as high as 21 percent endorsed creationism or its cousin, intelligent design, in their classes.
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Last year, Scholastic pulled its picture book "A Birthday Cake for George Washington" from stores after criticism that it soft-pedaled slavery by leaving out the grimmer details of the life of an enslaved baker, who eventually escaped.
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Tsai, who leads the independence-leaning ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), has never conceded to Beijing's view that Taiwan is a part of China, although she has soft-pedaled the issue since taking office in May last year.
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For the short report, subjects were put in an 86-degree Fahrenheit room where they pedaled on a stationary bike for more than two hours in some cases, until they lost 3 percent of their body mass through dehydration.
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Critics of the president's campaign have rallied around the case of Michael Siaron, a 29-year-old rickshaw driver in Manila, who was shot one night by unidentified gunmen as he pedaled his vehicle in search of a passenger.
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Sitting side by side and bundled up to ward off the cold, he and his University of Michigan colleague Ram Vasudevan pedaled to keep up with their robot, which was plying the streets of Ann Arbor on its own.
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In the previous 24 hours, both Barack Obama and the two-time N.B.A. champion Ray Allen had teed off behind Lee's house; as my Uber turned down Lee's dirt driveway, Henry Louis Gates Jr. pedaled past on a tricycle.
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One of the first known designs, from the 1860s, is a complicated contraption with one huge outer wheel, connected to multiple smaller inside wheels that were pedaled by a human operator who sat in the middle of it all.
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Cycling may be the original fallen angel of doping — competitive cyclists in the 1880s allegedly pedaled fueled by a stew of cocaine and caffeine — but it arguably has a notably tougher testing regimen than many American sports, including baseball.
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Immediately after standing or moving for 10 minutes or more, the volunteers performed better on all the tests of thinking, compared with when they were sitting all day — and the gains were greatest after they pedaled their under-desk bikes.
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On the lively Holland composition "Pass It On," Blake kicks off with a cantering drum solo — his soft-pedaled, high-impact playing reminiscent of Barron's own style — before he and Holland lock into a kick-stepping groove that's loose but secure.
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Yes, the show reneges on its aesthetic promises, but even without a twist of cotton candy, who would forgo the sugar-rush charm of a rola bola (board and cylinder) balancing act or a bike pedaled atop a high wire?
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Earlier, riders tried to cool down with bottles of cold water against the backs of their necks as they pedaled on the Pont du Gard, an ancient Roman aqueduct bridge set against a dramatic landscape of rocks, trees and water.
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Almost all of the riders had pedaled hardest and fastest after swallowing the caffeine pill, completing their ride 3.3 percent faster on average compared to when they had had no pill and 2.2 percent faster than after they took the placebo.
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Echoing sentiments that he expressed on Twitter, and in e-mails sent to his SpaceX employees earlier, Musk soft-pedaled the seriousness of the novel coronavirus and wrote that "panic" was a bigger problem in his view than the infectious disease.
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Pajon, 24, roared on by hundreds of yellow-clad fans in the sun-bathed grandstand at Rio's X-Park, put not a wheel out of place as she pedaled to victory in the final, repeating her feat from London four years ago.
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"He back-pedaled, which he should have," said Tim Gill, the software entrepreneur and one of the top mega-donors who together with his husband Scott Miller have given nearly half a billion dollars in philanthropic and political causes to secure LGBTQ equality.
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But after a physiologist revamped his once-leisurely training, adding some strenuous pedaling, Mr. Marchand decisively bettered his own records and, at the age of 103, set a new world mark for the most miles pedaled in an hour by a centenarian.
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After reaching the top of Peyresourde first, Froome pedaled away as Quintana and others failed to react promptly, taking risks on the descent as he put his whole weight onto the front of his bike in a position reminiscent of Graeme Obree in the 1990s.
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With elections next year and his approval ratings in the single digits, he has back-pedaled on internationally-backed reforms designed to break up the state security service, the SBU, into a leaner organization that is more professional and efficient -- and less prone to corruption.
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Team INEOS, including four-time Tour de France winner Chris Froome who pedaled up outside the pub in the new red and black team livery, are braced for protests when the Tour of Yorkshire begins on Thursday — the first event in the team's new guise.
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I had expected a virtually nonstop rash of awesome beers, but one of the biggest and most pleasant surprises I encountered as I pedaled from one magnificent medieval city to the next—Bruges, Poperinge, Ypres, Oudenaarde, Ghent—was that Belgians take food very seriously.
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So nothing seemed out of the ordinary this past Sunday as I pedaled west on Ninth Street toward Avenue of the Americas and saw a lanky guy heading into the crosswalk without a thought about the light, the traffic or any other petty details.
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This is not just the group's opinion — the planet's warming and many of the likely effects form a consensus in the scientific community and the United Nations — but many world leaders have soft-pedaled or been accused of lying outright to avoid dealing with this terrifying reality.
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"After he pedaled away with my urgent cable, we at the embassy could only pray that he would take it to the Western Union office without delay and not stop to chat on the way with some girl," Ambassador Anatoly Dobrydin recalled years later in his memoirs.
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Muhammadu Buhari is seeking a second term in those elections, but his campaign has taken a hit from accusations he has soft-pedaled justice for one of the sides responsible for the clashes, the herders, many of whom come from the same Fulani ethnic group as the leader.
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After his wife, a bicycling enthusiast, suffered a stroke about a year before her death, Mr. Lazenby said, Mr. Whitman spent weeks researching special bicycles for the handicapped until finding one, a two-seater, that allowed her to sit in the rear while he pedaled from the front.
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Though organizers have pledged to keep costs within budgeted estimates, this has not included an estimated 3 billion yen ($27 million) to move marathons and race walk events to the northern city of Sapporo to cope with Tokyo's searing summer heat - an issue soft-pedaled in Tokyo's bid.
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Although Artemis Racing put up a keen fight, the New Zealand crew consistently had the edge in pace and maneuverability, with Burling calmly driving his high-speed craft around Bermuda's Great Sound as his "cyclors" pedaled non-stop to provide the power needed to control the vast "cat".
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It's been a whirlwind week for Fred Barley, the 19-year-old homeless biology major who pedaled 60 miles in the high-90s Georgia heat and humidity on his little brother s borrowed 20-inch bicycle, loaded down with two duffel bags, two gallons of water and a folded-up tent.
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But previous visits to Lapland had forewarned me that a pan-flat eternity of snow-free wood and melted water might not make for a gripping first or last chapter, so I pedaled my shopping bike out of Kirkenes — the trail's top-end start point — in a mid-March blizzard.
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At the news conference where his appointment was announced, Mr. Carranza declared that there was "no daylight" between himself and the mayor, which makes it hard to know how much he will set a new course for the school system or push on issues, like segregation, that the administration has soft-pedaled.
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But "The More You Know," about raising a teenage son in the age of you-know-who, and the homely, specific, devastating "Not Aretha's Respect (Cops)," about "I'm trying to teach him to Not Get Shot," are the best protest songs yet by an antifolk ranter who's never soft-pedaled his militantly nonviolent anarchism.
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"There were no doctors during the Cultural Revolution," Chen told me on a visit to the $16 million Taoist temple complex he's building in Dong Zhuang, explaining how he got his start as a traveling medicine man crisscrossing China with a mercury-based (read: toxic) home remedy for scabies that he pedaled on street corners.
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In another study, people who listened to up-tempo music while cycling pedaled at the same rate as study participants who listened to a comedy recording or music described as "soothing"—but the comedy/soothing group felt like they were working harder, meaning the upbeat group got the same exercise benefit while feeling like they'd had an easier workout.
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The massive leak of internal records from Panama-based offshore investment specialist law firm Mossack Fonseca, which was first disclosed on Sunday, has already generated trouble for other political leaders, with Iceland's Prime Minister Sigmundur Gunnlaugsson stepping down for an unspecified amount of time — having back-pedaled on full resignation — while Argentina's President Mauricio Macri has faced calls to step down.
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What's more, the Justice Department claimed, GSK selectively and misleadingly released information about three studies it had conducted of the drug: It hired a consulting company to write a journal article that played up evidence from one study that the drug worked better as a treatment for pediatric depression than a placebo, played down (better) evidence from the same study that it hadn't, and soft-pedaled the side effects.
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Dive into our biggest takeaways from the hearing: Zuckerberg said he notified campaigns about Russian meddling, then back pedaled that statement Zuckerberg repeatedly claimed Facebook doesn't sell data Members of Congress kept asking the Zuck to build internet in their states Zuckerberg's estimate on how soon Facebook will be able to use AI to detect hate speech The billionaire saying people don't understand how Facebook uses their data because privacy policies are hard After digesting all of that, you might want to move on to: Checking if your data was affected by the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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