The Post recently asked me – and eight other Washingtonians – what they would do with the city’s projected budget surplus. Here’s what I told them: The city should invest in a free wireless Internet system for downtown. It would make living and working in D.C. easier and, from an economic development point of view, […]
John Roberts on Civil Rights
According to his record, John Roberts would vote to end affirmative action if appointed to the Supreme Court.
Is Borf Back?
Sure looks like his handwriting.
The Link Is Back
via Scott: Ann Arbor’s “The Link” is back.
Tour – Day 3
I spent today touring around San Francisco with Emily and then met up with a couple more high school friends who have made their way out here for dinner at Luna Park in the Mission district. I once heard San Francisco was a city with five separate interlocking transit systems and I’m beginning to understand […]
Summer Tour Post 2
I just uploaded some photos from yesterday and today to my summer tour photo set on Flickr. Last night I went to Society, a bar in Pacific Beach on Garnet Avenue. The whole strip was filled with an interesting collection of businesses, many apparently independent. Today we went to Hoboken Pizza for lunch, went to […]
Summer Tour Post 1
I just uploaded the first batch of photos from my summer trip to Flickr – you can check them out in this set. My flight to San Diego was delayed by almost 2 hours due to thunderstorms in the area – the photo to the left shows people watching as a downpour passed through. I […]