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- Heads Up: 10.17.07
- DC's cabs come out of the Dark Ages. WaPo Houston debates zoning. Again. WSJ Dismantling Pittsburgh: Death of an airline hub. USA Today Are giant ...
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- Look, We Get It! Portland is Bike-Friendly, OK?
- Portland, Oregon, has long been lauded as one of the nation's friendliest cities to bikers. Miles and miles of bike lanes, dedicated bicycle stations, even ...
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- Heads Up: 10.16.07
- Isn't 414 people, like, half the population of Rhode Island? Projo New Orleans airport back to 80% of pre-Katrina capacity. Airport Biz Panama Canal expansion might boost ...
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- Mayoral Politicking is a Drag
- Politicians on the campaign trial make a lot of lofty promises. But here's one that I think would actually be kept: Donnie Corker, aka Dirtwoman, ...
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- Heads Up: 10.12.07
- The rich really do get richer. WSJ (paid subsc) Why do MN docs see fewer pharma sales reps? NYT Detroit already has one ...
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- Blogging the Management Conference: The One-Page Wonder
- I had a really interesting conversation here with the guy in charge of Indiana's state government Web site. We were chatting before a conference session, ...
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- Blogging the Management Conference: Honk If You Love Paying Fines
- Virginia instituted some pricey new traffic fines this year: $900 for driving without a license, $1,050 for reckless driving and $2,250 for a first drunk driving offense. Critics ...
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- Blogging the Management Conference: NYC's 311
- This is totally old news -- from June 20th, to be precise. But I missed it. New York City's 311 call center -- a ...
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- Heads Up: 10.11.07
- Deer Park, that's an interesting tax! Chicago Trib Where the subprime loans are. (Hint: everywhere). WSJ (paid subsc) Outgoing head of AEI tells all about ...
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- Blogging the Management Conference: Tap, Tap, Tap
- Overheard at a dinner in New York City last night: Waiter: Would you like sparkling or still water? Diner: Tap is fine. New York ...
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