
Amy Clark
Editor at UltraRunning Magazine
Editor for UltraRunning Magazine, writer, ultrarunner, music geek and mom of twins
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | Amy Clark
1 day agoHuge deals on the best gear to enjoy this weather. I'm writing this trapped inside the Esquire offices with a glimpse of a beautiful 70-and-sunny New York City day out the windows. We have plenty of nice furniture. The air in here is purified, sure, but to be cooped up while the sun is shining like …
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1 week ago |
ultrarunning.com | Amy Clark
8 Our reviews are 100% organic. We do not accept payment for reviews or bundle with advertising budgets. In most cases, the brand is providing the product to our reviewers free of charge. With a focus on delivering “unrivaled durability and performance in extreme conditions,” Arc’teryx released the Norvan LD 4, the latest iteration of their most popular trail running shoe. Focused on pure mountain running, the shoe adapts to rugged conditions on just about any terrain.
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2 weeks ago |
habitatmag.com | Carol Ott |Amy Clark
Co-op admissions have never been simple, but a new law has changed what used to be a fairly straightforward, one-step process into more complex two-step dance. The law, which went into effect in January, is the New York City Fair Chance for Housing Act (Local Law 24), which is designed to protect potential co-op buyers from discrimination based on their criminal history.
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1 month ago |
ultrarunning.com | Amy Clark
279 Our reviews are 100% organic. We do not accept payment for reviews or bundle with advertising budgets. In most cases, the brand is providing the product to our reviewers free of charge. Known for their high-end craftsmanship and commitment to using quality fabrics and materials, Tracksmith’s latest road shoe proves that they are equally committed to the performance of their products.
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1 month ago |
ultrarunning.com | Amy Clark
138 Shiny belt buckles have been a staple in the wardrobes of performers for years. What’s not so common is when a musician walks on stage wearing a copper finisher’s buckle from the Cocodona 250. That’s exactly what Aaron Reed was donning when playing with his brother, Phil, as The Brothers Reed, at McMenamins Old St. Francis School in Bend, Oregon, in the fall of 2024.
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