Not much to say personally tonight, so...
Dec. 20th, 2010 09:19 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dewlineFor those of you in pothole-plagued regions: Spacing Ottawa's got a piece on technology applied to tracking the problem that originally got built for disaster-response work.
Anthony Schein writes of his concern over the state of mind and philosophy of Toronto's new mayor. I'm not sure that Mr. Schein's wrong about this, personally.
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rfmcdpei has a posting up at Demography Matters dealing with another aspect of Toronto's current situation, focusing on what's starting to be called the "three cities" issue, as well as another on History and Futility on the state of bookmarking/filing on the Net viewed through the lens of the del.icio.us Situation.
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lawmultiverse to my list of feeds. It picks up a bit where Bob Ingersoll started out re: law and superheroics in comic books. Hoping you have fun with it too.
Anthony Schein writes of his concern over the state of mind and philosophy of Toronto's new mayor. I'm not sure that Mr. Schein's wrong about this, personally.
rfmcdpei has a posting up at Demography Matters dealing with another aspect of Toronto's current situation, focusing on what's starting to be called the "three cities" issue, as well as another on History and Futility on the state of bookmarking/filing on the Net viewed through the lens of the del.icio.us Situation.On the recommendation of
ms_danson and james_nicoll, I'm adding lawmultiverse to my list of feeds. It picks up a bit where Bob Ingersoll started out re: law and superheroics in comic books. Hoping you have fun with it too.