This is old news by now, but I just found out about it: In 1999 a Georgia Tech student (Ryan Gravel) proposed in his graduate thesis “The Belt Line,” an inside-the-perimeter above ground transit line built on existing railroad right of way and simultaneously creating a 22-mile linear park area with walking and bike trails. […]
Ivan was in the area yesterday, which made for an interesting evening, to say the least. It had been rainy all day, and getting pretty rough by the time I left work (5pm). The drive home was an adventure - I’ve never seen so much freaking water in the streets. […]
After two weeks off (due to taking a break after Allegria and then being turned back at the dock due to Hurricane Frances), on Saturday I made it back out onto the water along with Kristen. We got out of the slip without incident (seems they had tuned Georges Dog’s outboard […]
Christine has noted Paper Napkin, which has brought back the feelings I had on the subject when it made CNN.com: That such a service exists is a pretty poor statement on the state of today’s singles (of which I am one). Defenders couch Paper Napkin as being easy on both parties: you don’t have to […]
If the flyer I got today is any indication, the race for District 99’s House seat is heating up: The Rest of the Story… As Morris has noted, it seems Google has determined that 1128 is the most relevant, highest page-ranked site for information on Mike Seigle, pictured below. Some of you may remember the post […]
