check out how fast nyc power demand fell when the storm hit & the heat broke (from www.nyiso.com/real-time-da..., a great website for electricity fans)

Our arch not only has perfectly executed granite detailing but is also Grantposting in physical form

praxis, the place a german can purchase an air conditioner?

Dutch Elm did grow into a remarkable canopy however, hence the popularity

Also Open Streets

Wait this says "The core of the mispricing is not in the spot price. It is in the long-dated curve. Forward oil prices are now lower than when the war started" but when I look at the Brent curve prices look higher to me

engage.pittsburghpa.gov/north-charle...

bikepgh.org/2025/06/12/d...

some of Milwaukee's PBLs/traffic calming also include substantial depaving where the road capacity is no longer (or was never) necessary eg a section of Walnut St or a road-to-trail conversion the latter had an explicit goal of maintenance savings: www.mkecountyparks.org/little-menom...

For some reason you aren't mentioning the name of the railway operator fartiamo.ch/en/

i have a similar chore coat & it's comfy to ride in during cooler weather although i never wear a tie

Likewise on Vanderbilt

levvittown today is an illustration of the inevitable result of strict single-family zoning in the context of the surge of prosperity in the tristate area the modest homes on 6000sqft lots targeting wwii veterans don't stay 'starter homes' but are systematically demolished and replaced by mansions

tragically us civilians during world war ii had to make do with fresh food because the military needed all the canned food

see also: Singapore

my uncle went into nursing and then became a Troop by joining the PHS Commissioned Corps

fuck you Scott! this should have been running to Madison and Minnesota for the last 15 years not sold off to Lagos for pennies on the dollar!

The kei van is useful for hauling items and also people, unfortunately not very safely on American highways

Here is a nice sensible bus signal in Manhattan

Yeah we do it in NYC sometimes too

I mean it's also gonna be the kind of day where people are not gonna wanna go buy things or leave their house at all

if anyone would like to hop on the cabbage bandwagon this vegan Polish restaurant in Pittsburgh is extremely delicious aptekapgh.com

there is also a book about this

We even run lots of EMUs this size

radiomilwaukee.org/stories/arts... that's right

rebuilding Levittown (and its ilk) with townhouses and condos like Fort Lee rather than mansionization like the status quo zoning has been producing would do a great deal for affordable homeownership near 24hr rail in the region

the US was basically back at 1929 income levels by 1939, after a modest recession in 1937 (when looking at real estate listings in 1920s-1950s neighborhoods one sees basically no houses from 1930-1935 but a few from the late 1930s to 1940, in terms of artifacts of material prosperity)

I don't ever remember seeing a corner without a curb cut in Milwaukee growing up (so, by the 2000s) and Milwaukee is much poorer and lower-density than Los Angeles with harsh winters Here's one in front of a vacant lot & abandoned house in 2009, a pretty standard scene

the very first coops, built by finnish immigrants, are full of apartments that have substantially appreciated eg streeteasy.com/building/816... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alku_an...