The Trees
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The Trees
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We can’t save anything!
ByDerekAnother great article on Buffalo Rising, this time showing just how little of the core of downtown has actually been preserved since circa 1960. The fact is, one of the few bright spots in Buffalo’s economy has been the power of the city’s high quality historic architecture and a recent wave of restorations to stimulate…
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The crime line
ByDerekJeez… and all this time I thought it was a myth that Amherst didn’t want the MetroRail extended to it’s town because it would bring the crime to it from the city. Turns out, that’s actually a fact in places like “idyllic” Portland. When TriMet opened the light-rail line in 1986, it eliminated its transit…
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First Tooth, Lost
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I laughed… I cried… I cried from laughing!
ByDerekOh… my… God! I can’t remember the last time I laughed this hard! Check out this new product from Norelco… or more importantly, it’s website. Thanks Phigment! You made my week!
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IBM goes a bit SEMA overseas
ByDerekHehehe… Ed Brill is in Singapore this week and posted this photo from the Lotusphere Comes to You conference: I’ve been to Lotusphere in Orlando three times, and I’ve never seen that kind of advertising. Seems like something more out of SEMA than Big Blue.
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The Ron Paul Campaign for Liberty
ByDerekThe official Ron Paul candidacy for President has ended, but the work lives on with the Campaign For Liberty. Ron Paul’s Presidential run was framed as only appealing to the wackos and his message often skewed to portray him on the lunatic fringe, but in a run that will pit itself between the ultra-liberal and…
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