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- The light-rail line in Phoenix has been running for a year now. But automobile drivers are still having trouble getting used to dealing with the ...
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- 'Twas the Night Before Christmas -- B&G Edition
- Photo courtesy of alsandro, Wikimedia Commons. In lieu of a Question of the Week that we usually post on Facebook and LinkedIn (requires sign-in and ...
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- Police Stations, Civic Architecture, and Story Ideas
- Is excellent individual design what public buildings should aspire to, or is there still a place for civic architecture?
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- States Conspiring to Get You Drunker
- If you're finding lately that your local tavern's quaffs are packing more of a wallop, it could be because an increasing number of ...
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- Arizona's Harsh Stance Against Illegal Aliens (The Outer-Space Kind)
- A decade ago, a group of computer scientists in the Bay Area launched the first large-scale distributed computing project, SETI@Home. Its mission: to harness ...
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- Is a Stoplight with a Progress Bar a Good Idea?
- This stoplight has won a design award for incorporating a progress bar that shows drivers exactly how long they can expect to wait at an ...
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- What Do Google Searches Say About Your City?
- Google has released its annual "zeitgeist" numbers, tallying the top Internet searches for the past year. (Congrats, "michael jackson" and "...
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- High on Government
- I've been traveling around the country, photographing people and places for GOVERNING, for almost a year now. The obvious location to make pictures of dedicated ...
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- Brad Pitt's Katrina Cottages: Energizing or Too Extreme?
- The travel section of this Sunday's New York Times had a cool little piece about the houses that Brad Pitt's Make It Right ...
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