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Monthly Archives: September 2012
Sep
29
Bye week blues
Saturday’s loss to Texas Tech is yet another case of Iowa State being unable to capitalize on a bye week. However, there is a little more to it. Of Iowa State’s seven eight games after bye weeks in the past … Continue reading
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Sep
29
NT remains undefeated against GR
That is all. So it’s only 11 games in 25 years. Still counts!
Posted in Sports, Tama County
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Sep
28
New US 20 mainline paved, needs finishing touches
Shoulder work remains to be completed on the new road from US 71 to IA 4, reports the Sioux City Journal, whose editorial board is pleased. If the ribbon ceremony is the weekend or the day before Thanksgiving, I will … Continue reading
Posted in Construction
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Sep
28
In which I learn I cannot be president of France
Since Iowa was part of the Louisiana Purchase, I was eligible for it until recently, although I still would have needed to learn French. Now I shall go away before being taunted a second time.
Posted in Iowa Miscellaneous
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Sep
26
Road trip through the SEC (not mine)
He may be from a backstabbing university, but I have to like anyone who does road trips like I do. In this case it’s Missouri alumnus/SB Nation writer Bill Connelly and a friend going nearly nonstop through the Southeast U.S., visiting … Continue reading
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Sep
22
Toledo intersection stoplight pattern debated
Sept. 21, 2007: This mileage sign was at the 1954-2010 intersection of US 63 and US 30 in Toledo. The stoplight assembly that’s the subject of this post is on the left. When the stoplight at US 30/63 was set up … Continue reading
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Sep
21
Small part of four-lane US 63 open now(ish)
A DOT press release from last week announced the imminent opening of the US 63/IA 3 interchange (formerly a four-way stop) and some four-lane to the north. The release text would indicate that the four-lane is already open 3.6 miles … Continue reading
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Sep
21
License Plate Countdown — ZZI
THE END IS NEAR.
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Sep
20
2012 Iowa map errors
This is a refresher on an old task of mine: Proofreading the official state highway map. I skipped two years partly because so many corrections had been made. The entire list is after the jump.
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Sep
19
Has it really been that long?
Time from introduction of the original Macintosh (1/24/84) to introduction of the first iMac (5/6/98): 5217 days. (It shipped in August of that year.) (Go to the 16-minute mark of this YouTube video for the introduction) Time from introduction of the … Continue reading
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