According to TownCharts,everywhere but Baltimore city is more renters. In London, Renters Now Outnumber Homeowners http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheAtlanticCities/~3/2EkTkXFd8Mg/
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According to TownCharts,everywhere but Baltimore city is more renters. In London, Renters Now Outnumber Homeowners http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheAtlanticCities/~3/2EkTkXFd8Mg/
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@anntieup We can spend up to $1 million in DoT funds for final MagLev studies (from 2005)
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@anntieup Maryland’s ‘04 (SB508) forbids the state spending any money from any source for developing or constructing a maglev system
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@anntieup “In November 2013 the prime minister of Japan, Shinzo Abe, proposed fully financing a high-speed maglev link” wikipedia
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@anntieup From what I remember, not really. At least not enough to make a big difference. It’s a demo on behalf of builders.
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@anntieup I didn’t think we’re paying for the MagLev. Japanese business and gov will.
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@annmariebrok http://imgur.com/gallery/j6Ttsj9
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If a PhD is elected mayor, would they be Dr. Mayor? What about president?
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This is an email message I wrote to Rhett Allain about his excellent article in Wired this morning titled “Science Fairs Have Lost Their Way. Let’s Make Them Cool Again”.
Dr. Allain,
My name is Greg Walsh and Im a professor at the University of Baltimore. I saw your article about Science Fairs in Wired this morning and was very excited to see it. I have a 7 year old and have judged several science fairs. At best, participants follow the formula you bemoaned and my least favorite is when students build something without asking any questions about why or howβ¦they can only tell you they saw it on the internet.
@justgrimes I didn’t even see you here. https://t.co/5Fpb6yxoYj
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