East Side architecture
Want to read a little bit about East Side architecture? Check out this great article by Mike Miller over at Broadway-Fillmore Alive.
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Holy shit, I’m agreeing with Higgins
ByDerek
I finally had the opportunity to listing to WNYMedia’s interview with Congressman Higgins. Who would have guessed that we’d be actually be agreeing on Route 5 issues? Higgins said, “The fact of the matter is according to the Department of Transportation, you have some 43,000 vehicles that travel from the Southtowns into the city of…
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Ford developing HAL 9000 nav system
ByDerek
Yes, it’s true. According to Autoblog… In the near future, Ford vehicles may fire back a retort if you get cheesed off enough to yell at the car. According to the details of a patent filing, Ford is working on an Emotive Advisory System (EAS) that simulates emotions when interacting with occupants, and may also…
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Hamburg partisanship must end
ByDerek
Thursday night I was in bed, flipping through The Sun. I was astonished to see five pages of letters to the editor, most of which centered around the ongoing partisan problems in the Town of Hamburg. I was surprised to find a lengthy letter from Town Supervisor Steven Walters responding directly to all the criticism.
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Punaro.com v5 launched!
ByDerek
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Skyway math
ByDerek
It always bugs me that one of the much ballyhooed reasons to tear down the Skyway is because it would “make sense fiscally for Western New York in the long run.” But where is the actual math to back this up? Well, let’s start with what it costs to maintain the Skyway. Using the Good…
Derek, can you copy the CD with all the information on it for me? I can bring it with me on Saturday. I want to return the original to Bob Sienkiewicz.
Sure thing.