I only read the cartoons/profane-Republican interviews.
It would definitely be published in the Readings section of Harpers.
It's the "Chicago River" just the thing they run backward out of Lake Michigan so the poop goes south instead of just sitting there?
"It's" s/b "Isn't"
My point is, if you kayak in it, why are you surprised about dying?
4. civil engineering accomplishment of the millenium!
Pile driver for the Kinzie bridge,
spanning a sewer wide as a farm.
Forgotten railway tunnel forgotten city bowel
swath of towers with water churning up the elevator shafts
There was a really nice essay about the flood in Granta.
You know who else lived in that millennium.
civil engineering accomplishment of the millenium!
Rendering the entire US east of the Mississippi an island!
I never thought of it that way before.
It makes it possible to turn the whole west into sandworm habitat while people live safely to the east.
It's even been circumnavigated. One of the bridges over the Chicago River is the determining factor on the maximum size of boat that can take the loop.
The Erie Canal is free to all recreational boaters for 2017 because of its 200th anniversary. But hurry. It closes for the season in October.
Talking of poetry, intentional or otherwise - what's the best way to search TFA (or TFFP for that matter), particularly on mobile? I recently wanted to find a thread about poetry and all I remember was the OP had a poem about a grasshopper / cricket landing on someone's hand. Google is now so clever that it basically just ignores what I type and guesses, incorrectly, what I want based on its terrifying animated corpus of data about me. Bing and Yahoo are so dumb that they keep coming back with the same idea each time because it's all they've got. All three seemed to stop indexing unfogged around 2012.
Help?
I don't know that there's a good solution these days. It used to be that Yahoo was better for certain things than Google, but if neither of those is working I doubt anything else will do better.
But I'll defer to the people actually running the site, who presumably know more.
Speaking of slacking my manager is a fucking prick who excels at pulling demotivational bullshit and knows how to go to that extra length to really be an asshole. He's French which might have something to do with it but not everything.
13: I find google site search is pretty good. Not perfect but good.
Google site search definitely doesn't index well. More than once it hasn't returned results for things I was eventually able to find manually in the archives.
Perhaps unfogged has reached the age where it's time to hire a full time archivist.
There seem to be some errors in crawling the site. When I find some time, I'll see if there are any configuration changes we can make to get a little better coverage.
20 There are a couple here already.
I'm not too proud to admit that I can't read results in Arabic.
Sometimes when Google site search can't find something Bing can. Same syntax.
I've mirrored to whole site a couple of times and then searched through all that text on my own computer with grep, but I felt bad about all the bandwidth it takes to run/update the mirror.
Does no one use the word hoohole anymore? Have we no respect for tradition?
One day, back when the internet was new to most people and public declarations of racism were enough to keep people out of public office in all but a few states, my dad surprised me by using the term "bandwidth" in reference to some radio work he had done back when he was in the navy (in the days before the internet existed in any form and when public declarations of racism were necessary to acquire public office in a majority of states). Anyway, I now remember that the term goes back to radio.
Can your dad help me with search strategy?
Sorry, I didn't know that. Condolences.