Burgerbanism No. 10 – The Angry Jerk in Silver Spring, Maryland
After a somewhat less than illustrious gastronomic experience at Underground Pizza, I felt it was time to give another spot
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Exploring the New Washington, DC: Edge Urbanism in Edgewood/Brookland
Walking, biking, scootering around northeast DC for a couple of weeks, thinking about the past, present, and future of the neighborhood.
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COVID Didn’t Close Roads. Why Is So Much Transit Still Shut Down?
Transit in DC was good! Not great, but good! Buses? A+. Metro? Well, it was a mixed bag.
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Mr. Zorach Goes To Washington: American University Graduation
Nat visits American University for his MBA graduation ceremony in Washington, DC. Onward to bigger things.
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Shrink a Yard, Grow a Beach: Housing on Feeder Bluffs
One day, a resident of Port Angeles, Washington could swing in a hammock in his backyard and look out over
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Rivers and Roads (and the World’s Largest Dam Removal)
In the Olympic Peninsula, dam removals on the Elwha River and resulting road washouts lead us to question the compatibility of changing ecosystems and unchanging infrastructure.
Read MoreYesterday Proves That Americans Value The State More Than The People
That the President rallied his supporters to commit a violent act of sedition and insurrection was apparently a bridge too far even for most of his staunchest supporters. What’s a bit less clear is the nostalgic affinity for the US Capitol as a metaphor, given how this administration had already gleefully shredded so many strong and respected American traditions before yesterday.
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