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  • Don’t Forget to Vote Today (in Select Areas of the Country)
    Posted in: Blog on November 3, 2009


    Don’t Forget to Vote Today (in Select Areas of the Country)

    In New Jersey or Virginia, there are two gubernatorial races of various levels of excitement. In far northern New York, there is  a very contentious House race. If you live in Atlanta, New York City, Boston, or any number of other cities, you have mayoral and city council races in which to vote. And, perhaps most interestingly, in Maine, voters will decide whether or not to uphold the recent decision to allow gay marriage. So,…


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  • The Patriots
    Posted in: Magazine on October 19, 2009


    The Patriots

    How do you erect an entire museum to an idea as divisive and abstract as patriotism? A trip to Atlanta’s newest tourist attraction invites the question.

    Bob Hope, Kenny Gamble, and Patti LaBelle smile from the back of a moving bus in Atlanta’s Midtown neighborhood. Inside star-shaped cutouts, their faces beam from a billboard advertising “the only museum of its kind in America”—the National Museum of Patriotism, now open in its new home near the Georgia…


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  • Posted in: Blog on August 18, 2009


    Atlanta’s Absurd Crime Fighting Robot

    If you’re at all worried about hyper-intelligent machines taking over the planet, soothe your apocalyptic anxieties with this video of the BumBot, a prototype police robot being proposed (with a straight face) by Atlanta mayoral candidate Rufus Terrill. It’s like the Inspector Clouseau of robot cops.

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  • Don’t Forget to Vote Today (in Select Areas of the Country)
    Posted in: Blog on November 3, 2009


    Don’t Forget to Vote Today (in Select Areas of the Country)

    In New Jersey or Virginia, there are two gubernatorial races of various levels of excitement. In far northern New York, there is  a very contentious House race. If you live in Atlanta, New York City, Boston, or any number of other cities, you have mayoral and city council races in which to vote. And, perhaps most interestingly, in Maine, voters will decide whether or not to uphold the recent decision to allow gay marriage. So,…


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  • Posted in: Blog on August 18, 2009


    Atlanta’s Absurd Crime Fighting Robot

    If you’re at all worried about hyper-intelligent machines taking over the planet, soothe your apocalyptic anxieties with this video of the BumBot, a prototype police robot being proposed (with a straight face) by Atlanta mayoral candidate Rufus Terrill. It’s like the Inspector Clouseau of robot cops.

    00:00 / 00:00 00:00


    Via Archinect.

    …
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  • The Patriots
    Posted in: Magazine on October 19, 2009


    The Patriots

    How do you erect an entire museum to an idea as divisive and abstract as patriotism? A trip to Atlanta’s newest tourist attraction invites the question.

    Bob Hope, Kenny Gamble, and Patti LaBelle smile from the back of a moving bus in Atlanta’s Midtown neighborhood. Inside star-shaped cutouts, their faces beam from a billboard advertising “the only museum of its kind in America”—the National Museum of Patriotism, now open in its new home near the Georgia…


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