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| Whole Foods is coming? Time to buy |
| If you ask Whole Foods why it's breaking ground on a store in Midtown Detroit this month, it'll say it wants to be part of "an incredible community" and "make natural foods available to everyone." And that may be. But it's also true that the Austin, Texas-based retailer has made a science of putting down roots in urban locations at what often seems to be just the right moment. In Washington, D.C ... |
| 05/05/2012 |
| Science fiction no more: The perfect city is under construction |
| Formula One car racing is the most viewed sport in the world. On any given race day, half a billion people — one-fourteenth of the globe — are watching it on TV. But it's what they're not seeing that wins races today: More than 300 sensors are implanted throughout each vehicle to monitor everything from air displacement to tire temperature to the driver's heart rate. These data are continuously ... |
| 04/28/2012 |
| Rust Belt chic: Declining Midwest cities make a comeback |
| More than any other city in America, Cleveland is a joke, a whipping boy of Johnny Carson monologues and Hollywood's official set for films about comic mediocrity. But here's what else is funny: According to a recent analysis, the population of downtown Cleveland is surging, doubling in the past 20 years. What's more, the majority of the growth occurred in the 22-to-34-year-old demo, those ... |
| 05/12/2012 |
| 5 Rules/Policies MLB Needs to Change ASAP |
| The MLB Playing Rules Committee announced last week that it has approved a proposal that would eliminate the fake-to-third and throw-to-first move loathed by many fans. Although the players' union vetoed the proposal for this season, there is still a chance the proposal will be ratified down the line by both sides. Here are five rules and/or polices MLB should consider changing sometime in the ... |
| 05/16/2012 |
| Will that Starbucks last? |
| Everyone knows that cities like New York, Boston and Chicago have flipped the script over the past couple of decades, turning richer and whiter as their surrounding suburbs grow more diverse. Today, you're more likely to hear Farsi and Thai spoken in the sprawling cul-de-sacs outside of Atlanta than you are in many parts of the Starbucks-soaked city center itself. Exactly how this happened ... |
| 04/26/2012 |
| University to remember those who passed |
| The University will honor the memory of 33 faculty, staff and students at its annual candlelight memorial service today at 6 p.m. The “Georgia Remembers…a Candlelight Memorial” service, which commemorates those who died since May 2011, will be held on the steps of the University Chapel. University President Michael Adams will lead the service. The [...] |
| 05/01/2012 |
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