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Keeping the faith: Lessons in love, leadership and loyalty remain fresh from Sept. 11
| Special to The Columbus Dispatch On Monday, Dec. 8, 1941, President Franklin Roosevelt, just hours after the attack by Japan on our bases in Pearl Harbor, stood before a joint session of Congress and with the following words began his speech before going on to describe and decry the attack: “Yesterday, Dec. 7, 1941, a date which will live in infamy ....” I often think of those words whenever the anniversary of the events of Sept. 11 — or what has come to be known as 9/11 — takes place.
Keeping the faith: Two years later, it's essential to find meaning in COVID-19 pandemic
As I write this article, it has been almost exactly two years since our state was shut down because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Like so many, I find myself still seeking to wrap my mind around all that has taken place since March 2020. Images have been seared into our collective memory, statistics now mean more than numbers and, in a way that only tragedy can do, we have become part of a collective story, one greater than any one of us and yet connecting all of us.
Keeping the Faith column: This new year, resolve to say yes life's promise, potential
Today is Jan. 2 and, except for yesterday, which was the first of January, this year will never be newer than it is today. If you are like me, you have three reactions to the new year. First, it is hard to believe that it is a new year and most of your energy will be given to not writing last year’s date on documents and communications. The second response is, “I just made it through the holidays, and I can’t even think about a new year.
Keeping the Faith: Church can effect change on issues of race, pandemic, climate change
Some years ago, the denomination of which I am a part used these words as the theme for our convention: “The World at its Worst Needs the Church at its Best." To be sure, those words of rally and challenge harken back to a time and place when the church was a major factor in the world, and her influence even among those who were unchurched was considerable, and so the idea of the world in need of the church was not farfetched at all.
Mitchel Silver: Coronavirus and use of NYC Parks — Personal Record Podcast
Coronavirus has NYC on lockdown. We sat down with NYC Parks Department Commissioner Mitchell Silver to discuss the ways in which residents can and cannot use the parks. We also discuss Mr. Silver’s love of running and the ways in which the pandemic could affect the NYC Marathon later this year. Special Thanks to Allison Goldstein.
TCS NYC Marathon: Everything you need to know with Coach Justin Wood
Justin Wood and I have run the TCS NYC Marathon a combined 9 times. In this special episode, we break the race down into its most fundamental components. We discuss race-day logistics as well as execution. We answer common questions regarding the mysteries behind tapering and the infamous carbo-load. Whether you're running this race for the 1st time or the 100th, you’ll come away from this episode with a plan to get from your bed to the finish line on November 4th.
Amy Freeze: NYC's Favorite Weather Woman
Amy Freeze can be seen most mornings on NYC's WABC Eyewitness News Team reporting on the weather. But when she's not scanning Doppler images she can most often be seen running in Central Park. This Indiana native picked up endurance sports at an early age and credits much of her success with the lessons learned from running.
Podcasts
Have you ever watched a documentary and thought, "I could do that better"? Well Santino Panico didn't just say it. He did it! This runner and first-time filmmaker decided he wanted to share his experience as a plant-based eater training for the NYC Marathon in his film From the Ground Up. In it, he speaks with elite athletes including Scott Jurek and Rich Roll about why they became plant-based eaters and how it affects their performance.
Pathways to care of young people accessing a pilot specialist youth mental health service in Norfolk, United Kingdom
Pathways to care (PtC) are a means of examining and understanding routes into mental health care. It is important to examine PtC in order to identify ways in which individuals access services, as well as highlighting barriers or delays to appropriate treatment. This study aimed to examine PtC experienced by young people accessing a pilot specialist youth mental health service (SYMHS) for those with non-psychotic, severe and complex mental health conditions in Norfolk, UK.
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