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The rain in Des Plaines falls mainly in Spain
This is a tributary of the Des Plaines river that runs through our office complex What the stream normally looks like
Posted in Art's Big Adventure
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Des Plaines flood warning
I live maybe three blocks from the Des Plaines river on the ground floor. I wondered if this building has potential flood issues. I guess I get to find out now.
Posted in Art's Big Adventure
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Food Desertification
Here is the reason for food deserts, but it isn’t possible in America to state what everyone knows is true. Locusts. It’s in the Bible. The location is Logan’s Square, a very significant location in Chicago. It’s a stop on … Continue reading
Posted in Art's Big Adventure, Collapse of America
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Caribou fleeing Chicago
It was warm enough today to walk outside anexplore my neighborhood. It’s right next to O’Hare airport, a few blocks to the subway and expressway – an ideal location for commercial office space. There was a noticable lack of activity. … Continue reading
Posted in Art's Big Adventure
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A Taste of South Chicago
I remember as a young child in the 1960s reading a magazine (popular science?) touting the urban planning idea that as cities started building freeways, it would be a clever idea to put mass transit trains in between the two … Continue reading
The Wit of Reason
Reason.com is the web site of the Libertarian Reason magazine. The comments section – unlike any other web site I can think of – are so much fun to read http://reason.com/blog/2013/03/28/wal-marts-proposed-customer-assisted-del Is typical – it’s a story about Walmart toying … Continue reading
Posted in Art's Big Adventure, Libtertarian Politics
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Show me the money
Obamabucks are headed to Chicago… The city is borrowing $100 million to build a 6 block long park along the sewer known as the Chicago River. The River originally collected sewage and storm runoff and dumped it into Lake Michigan. … Continue reading
American Girl
Speaking of being out of touch… I looked at the restaurant list in Water Tower Place in Chicago – if you’re not familiar with it, Water Tower place is a vertical shopping mall in the center of the Miracle Mile … Continue reading
Posted in Art's Big Adventure
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Chicago shootings YTD
Note this is shootings, not deaths
Posted in Art's Big Adventure, Dead Things, Gun ownership
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Children are not spreadsheets
54 public schools are closing in Chicago, with changes to 11 others. NY Times coverage The South Side of Chicago is emptying out, much in the same way as Detroit did. As neighborhoods deteriorate, the thugs move in. As the … Continue reading