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City of Chicago Comptroller indicted
Chicago Tribune In unrelated news, the bond rating for Cook County (where Chicago is located) has been downgraded over unfunded employee pension costs
Posted in Art's Big Adventure, Collapse of America
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What would you do with the old Chicago Post Office?
View Larger Map Back in the day, this was THE country’s postal facility – all trains went to Chicago. This building stradddles over the beginning of the Eisenhower Freeway along the Chicago River, a block from Union Station. The other … Continue reading
Posted in Art's Big Adventure, Uncategorized
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Top 10 Forklift accidents
I’m spending my evening looking at videos on Kiva robot systems, ASRS and forklift safety. Enjoy!
Posted in Art's Big Adventure
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Radio Flyer
[Written [August 1, 2013] Sears used to be a big deal in Chicago – sending out catalogs all over the country and being where all the railroads met, the things you ordered could be in your hands in a few … Continue reading
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More desk space!
Sunday was my last day working for the food distribution company that was my reason for moving to Chicago (or more accurately my excuse). I’ve got health insurance not tied to employment, an apartment that is perfect for my needs … Continue reading
Posted in About the Guide, Art's Big Adventure
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Pat McCrory day in NC
Pat McCrory is the former mayor of Charlotte NC, and current governor of North Carolina. He’s also a person I knew personally in 1976 when we both served in Student Government at Catawba College. I liked him a lot back … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, North Carolina
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The PR view of Chautauqua
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWVNrWGMgt8 At least in part, Chautauqua was a gathering place for the rich social elites from Pittsburgh. Jamestown is on the Erie Lackawanna Railroad, making it a place that became easier to reach when the railroads were built (40 years … Continue reading
Posted in Art's Big Adventure
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The Gathering
The venue is the chapel of the Lutheran Convalescent Center, where my sister came every Sunday to make music. The minister is a very nice man with a beautiful singing voice. I could see immediately why they were drawn to … Continue reading
Posted in Art's Big Adventure, Dead Things
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Day is Dying in the West
Some of you have been here long enough to remember when the web site died – coinciding with the movie debut of Atlas Shrugged Part 1. At the time, I posted the lyrics to the song “Day is Dying in … Continue reading
Posted in Art's Big Adventure
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Fork in the Road
I’m going to be involved with some personal issues this week – that means the server will be in lockdown mode, with most of the things that are interesting turned off. The blog will still be here if you already … Continue reading
Posted in About the Guide, Art's Big Adventure
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