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“If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it. The lie can be maintained only for such time as the State can shield the people from the political, economic and/or military consequences of the lie. It thus becomes vitally important for the State to use all of its powers to repress dissent, for the truth is the mortal enemy of the lie, and thus by extension, the truth is the greatest enemy of the State.”

zweisystem wrote 3 hours ago: The title quote by Joseph Goebbels, famed Nazi propagandist, aptly describes the SkyTrain lobby … more →

Tags: cost per km, economic stimulus, Evergreen Line, Karlsruhe, light metro, Light Rail, LRT, LRTA, Patrick Condon

Alamosa: Levee recertification

coyotegulch wrote 5 hours ago: Here’s an update on the recertification of Alamosa’s levees along the Rio Grande River … more →

Tags: Alamosa, colorado water, Rio Grande Basin

After a fruitless search for fireworks, the Feed

opusthepoet wrote 11 hours ago: I went out on a search for fireworks within easy cycling distance, but was unable to locate any disp … more →

Tags: Daily Feed, anti-bike blatherings, cycling life, cyclist injured, cyclists killed, Dead cyclists, Hit From Behind, hit and run, Miscellaneous Ramblings...

FMG lawyers say information was accurate

cfdmarket wrote 12 hours ago: (CFD.net.au – Contract for Difference, Share, Forex, ETFs, Commodities Traders) – Lawyer … more →

Tags: News Center, Company News, cfd, Contracts, Forex, Share, commodity, index trading, Trading

Crestone: New municipal water system going in the ground

coyotegulch wrote 1 day ago: From the Crestone Eagle (Leanna Bradbury): The big spectacle downtown this summer is the realizatio … more →

Tags: colorado water, Rio Grande Basin

Montezuma County: U.S. House Appropriations Subcommittee on Energy and Water Development approves distributing $2.6 million to Jackson Gulch project

coyotegulch wrote 1 day ago: From the Cortez Journal (Kristen Plank): Jackson Gulch Reservoir serves the Mancos Valley, which ma … more →

Tags: colorado water, Jackson Gulch, Montezuma County, San Juan Basin

Pagosa Springs: Stevens Reservoir expansion -- wetlands mitigation

coyotegulch wrote 1 day ago: From the Pagosa Sun (Chuck McGuire): Though Stevens can now accommodate considerably more water tha … more →

Tags: climate change, colorado water, pagosa springs, San Juan Basin

At the Intersection of Marketing and Metrics, the traffic lights don’t work.4 comments

mmanos wrote 1 day ago: First let me start out with the fact that the need for datacenter measurement is paramount if this i … more →

Tags: Data Center Industry, Data Center Metrics, Data Center Regulation, green grid, Modular Data Center, Data Centers, data centres, datacenter, Datacentre

the second picture is sideways

jrtaff wrote 1 day ago: At the public forum for Public Works, I asked the transition team how radical the new Public Works D … more →

Tags: jackson, Politics

Reuse

coyotegulch wrote 2 days ago: Here’s a release about water reuse from Douglas County Water via YourHub.com. More Coyote Gul … more →

Tags: climate change, colorado water, Denver Basin Aquifer System, groundwater, South Platte Basin, water treatment

Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District tour recap, NISP rally

coyotegulch wrote 2 days ago: Here’s a recap of a recent tour of the northern Front Range set up by the NCWCD, from Shari P … more →

Tags: climate change, Colorado River Basin, colorado water, Colorado-Big Thompson Project, Conservation, Instream Flow, Northern Integrated Supply Project, South Platte Basin, Transmountain diversions

Berthoud hires Dr. Darell Zimbelman as interim public works director

coyotegulch wrote 2 days ago: From the Berthoud Recorder: Zimbelman comes to the position with an impressive background. Prior to … more →

Tags: colorado water, South Platte Basin

David M. Kennedy: 'When it comes to Mother Nature, you can only push Mother Nature around for so long before she starts pushing back'

coyotegulch wrote 2 days ago: From the Aspen Daily News (Will Grant): David M. Kennedy, who is also director of the Bill Lane Cen … more →

Tags: Colorado River Basin, Colorado River Compact, colorado water

If only Ed McMahon were still alive to deliver them23 comments

Aaron Wherry wrote 2 days ago: Susan Delacourt investigates the government’s use of giant novelty cheques. There’s an o … more →

Tags: Beyond the Commons, Capital Read, Economy, Gerard Kennedy, John Baird, peter van loan, Stephen Harper, stimulus

Europe needs a Supergrid | Magazine News | New Civil Engineer

M wrote 2 days ago: Europe needs a Supergrid 2 July 2009 | By Jessica Rowson Investment in a Europe-wide energy grid sho … more →

Tags: Grid

Industry On Parade--Infrastructure and Stimulus

olcranky wrote 2 days ago: When I was a youth I loved to watch the newsreels at the movie house.    Lowell Thomas was the best … more →

Tags: Economics, Government, History, Environment, Family, stimulus, stimulus bill, manufacturing, Obama economics

Infrastructure is a problem

shivangi1984 wrote 2 days ago: There is a reason every problem has been connected with increase in population.  Things in India jus … more →

Tags: MBA, IIM-K, seats, increase, batch

Car Wash

centrifugalcity wrote 2 days ago: The car wash is a familiar (sub)urban entity located throughout metropolitan Melbourne. … more →

Tags: Research, Road & Roadside Typologies, Photography, film, Car, landscape, Melbourne, Suburbs, Trucks

The Carlands of Melbourne

centrifugalcity wrote 2 days ago: Geographies of movement, mobility & travel across the ‘carlands’ of metr … more →

Tags: Research, Road & Roadside Typologies, film, Car, driver, landscape, Driving, Tollway, Melbourne


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