...Amy A. Eyler; Ross C. Brownson; Kelly R. Evenson; David Levinger; Jay E. Maddock; Delores Pluto; Philip J. Troped; Thomas L. Schmid; Cheryl Carnoske; Katherine L. Richards; Lesley E. Steinman This study explores processes and policies that facilitate the development of community trails...

... trails, bike lanes, bike routes, and other biking assets, such as workplace showers. Understanding the conditions that led to Arlington's current biking system can provide lessons in the strategy and tactics of active-living politics. One potentially effective political strategy that was successful...

... community lead- ers and organizations set about building trails and other fitness-enhancing projects that gain strength from a mix of motives — aesthetics, environ- mental protection, and allegiance to active living, for instance — of differ- ent force in different sites. The answer that best...

...   Figure 1  Site Map of Original Settlement Area, Greendale ing to one traffic circulation road (figure 1). These interior walkways or foot trails connected the different culs-de-sac to each other and the resi- dential areas to the town center, some of them passing through park and wooded areas...

...’ proceedings. Protagonists in Zwolle estimated that their core of four youths and two adults had, after Celebrate Fitness arrived, expanded to fifteen youths and four to five adults who attended meetings regularly. In Camp Verde, plan- ning and promoting a walking trail (the council’s top priority...

... 2 (11). www.ijbnpa.org/content/2/1/11 . East Bay Regional Park District. 1998 . Iron Horse Regional Trail: Trail Use Study . Oakland, CA: East Bay Regional Park District. Everett Jones, S., N. D. Brener, and T. McManus. 2003 . Prevalence of School Policies, Programs, and Facilities...

... multimodal transportation; dense, mixed-use devel- opment; and protection of natural-resource areas such as trails and open space. Public-sector planners and consultants worked throughout the pro- cess to educate others about and promote those active-living objectives that were rooted in existing state...

... of access and quality, three arenas deserve particular attention. First, the politics of provider payment looms large. While varying from state to state, payment rates have traditionally been the Achilles’ heel of Medicaid, trailing those of Medicare or employer insurance. After con...

...: University of California Press, 2009. 314 pp. $55.00 cloth; $21.95 paper. Public and Environmental Health The Fatal Strain: On the Trail of Avian Flu and the Coming Pandemic. Alan Sipress. New York: Viking Press, 2009. 376 pp. $27.95 paper. While We Were Sleeping: Success Stories in Injury...

... and Law 20 ( 3 ): 557 -569. Neal , Terry M. 1999 . Health Care Reform Hits the Campaign Trail. Washington Post, 6 April, A7. Parker , Brant , and Johnny Hart. 1999 . The Wizard of Id. Los Angeles Times, 27 April, E6. Riccardi , Nicholas . 1999 . Will Union Give Relief...

... the American Society for Environmental History. She is at work on The River Ran Backward, a history of the great 1811–1812 New Madrid earthquakes, as well as articles on gender and sickness on the Santa Fe Trail and the health of Sacajawea on the Lewis and Clark expedition. ...

... all aspects of current hazardous waste practice-generation, transportation, and disposal. One of its key components was a manifest system that would create a paper trail enabling the government to track all hazardous wastes from “the cradle to the grave.” The initial regulations issued...

... hazardous waste practice-generation, transportation, and disposal. One of its key components was a manifest system that would create a paper trail enabling the government to track all hazardous wastes from “the cradle to the grave.” The initial regulations issued under the law sought to create...

..., North Carolina. He has bicycled across the United States as well as the lengths of the United Kingdom and New Zealand, and he has completed the Appalachian Trail. John Cawley is an associate professor in the Department of Policy Analysis and Man- agement at Cornell University. His primary field...

... People: An Update . Washington, DC:Center for Budget and Policy Priorities. National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL). 2003 . State Budget and Tax Actions, 2003 . Washington, DC: NCSL. Ornstein, Charles, and Sue Fox. 2003 . Blazing a Trail for Health Care: Groundbreaking Moves...

.... Salem, OR: Department of Human Resources, 6 March. Dobbin, Muriel. 1994. Oregon Blazes a Rocky Trail. Sacramento Bee, 11 July, A1. La Puma, John. 1992. Quality-Adjusted Life-Years: Why Physicians Should Reject Oregon’s Plan. In Rationing America’s Medical Care, ed. Martin A. Strosberg...

... be derived from custom- ary professional practice, as revealed in Medicare claims data, undoubt- edly was driven by political pressure from professional interests. Profes- sors William Trail and Brad Allen (1995–96: 236–237) draw a different distinction...

... on community-based treatment of mental health and older adults. Steinman has contributed to several PAPRN research projects, including data collec- tion and analysis for the active transport to school multisite case study, data analysis for the community trails multisite case study, and an internal...

... for the campaign; and Joseph Cislowski, a former Congressional Research Service staffer and full-time campaign aide. It was a depressing meal. Dukakis’s seventeen-point lead in the national polls coming out of the July Democratic convention had evaporated, and he was now trailing Vice President George...

... every past abuse from happening again. In so doing, however, the regulation may perpetuate unreasonable burdens, such as paper trail documentation, or result in counterproductive limita- tions which violate rights in unintended ways. Related to this is the concern that regulated groups may...