Raleigh may be at the top of all those "where to live" lists for yuppies, but it's also the sixth most dangerous city for pedestrians.
Monday, November 09, 2009
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12:22 PM
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Labels: cars, lists, North Carolina, Raleigh
Monday, August 17, 2009
Health care protesters in Raleigh take a much-needed stand against the pubic option.
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Gerry Canavan
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8:58 AM
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Labels: health care, morans, North Carolina, politics, Raleigh
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
The difference is that in Raleigh, in 1976, the Wake County Public School system was created to zone the suburbs and inner city together to ensure a continued healthy mix of social classes.Why there are no bad schools in Raleigh. Via Donkeylicious.
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Gerry Canavan
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7:34 AM
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Labels: class struggle, education, North Carolina, race, Raleigh, suburbia
Thursday, July 02, 2009
Truly this is a summer of infinite linkdumps. Things will only get worse once summer camp starts.
* Glad to see pseudo-liveblogging tenure denial II has the happy ending I was expecting.
* Raleigh slime monster update.
* The Universal Translator is here! This is pretty amazing.
* Push is a simple sidescroller with a unique "cosmic distortion" gimmick.
* 'How Beckham Blew It': Inside the L.A. Galaxy.
* Bank runs, Amish style. Not a hoax, not an imaginary story.
* Yo La Tengo rocks the Twitter.
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Gerry Canavan
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12:01 AM
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Labels: academia, banking, David Beckham, games, Raleigh, slime monsters, soccer, sports, technology is magic, tenure, the Amish, Twitter, universal translators, Yo La Tengo
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
A longtime reader sends this link to io9's coverage of disgusting alien slime monsters living underneath Raleigh, North Carolina. Note: I'm not kidding; the video is, in fact, disgusting. Stay safe, Raleigh.
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3:06 PM
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Labels: aliens, disgusting, North Carolina, Raleigh, science fiction, slime monsters
Saturday, March 28, 2009
Raleigh is #1 and Durham #3 in Forbes's list of top cities for business and careers. Will Durham never climb out of Raleigh's terrible shadow?
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12:49 AM
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Labels: America, cities, Durham, if you think this place is bad you should see some of the others, North Carolina, Raleigh, the economy