LONG-TERM CHANGES
I swear I read this article after my June 12 post on long-term changes that high fuel costs will likely lead to, even though the article came out before my post. I buy that McMansions are losing attractiveness, cities are gaining attractiveness, and ease of commuting becomes a business location factor; although I'm a little squeamish about his call to sink massive amounts of federal money into finding the next big alternative fuel. But hey, three out of four ain't bad.
Truth or Tribe
There could hardly be anything more important than truth, right? Most people wouldn’t dare say so. And yet we very often put “tribe” be...
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PHILADELPHIA NAMED BEST CITY FOR NEW GRADS How about Philly besting Boston, New York, Chicago, Atlanta, and every other city in America for ...
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I recently had a humorous but telling incident on my bus ride into work. It being rush hour, the vehicle is often crowded and even standin...
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I've been subscribed to your blog for a few months. I've really enjoyed reading your commentary and the articles that you've posted up! I actually recently referenced one in a blog post. Funny enough too, I noticed that one of your favourite books is Death and Life of Great American Cities.... I am just on the verge of finishing reading it right now....
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