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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Oct
11
Does football’s bye week factor into school start dates?
Today North Tama is not playing football. The Redhawks are off. Iowa high school football didn’t used to have bye weeks. The entire schedule was more straightforward: Nine weeks of games, followed by one playoff game a week(ish) for four … Continue reading
Oct
10
Vacation photo totals, unadjusted
July: 6 states, 7 days, 1019 photos. September-October: 9 states, 12 days, 1644 photos. However, on the latter, I have yet to see how many are actually in focus.
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Oct
10
That sinking feeling
Part of the roadbed of I-29/80 in Council Bluffs collapsed last night. It’s now fixed. Also, look at the size of the piers for the flyover ramps in that construction picture.
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Oct
09
More I-29 construction in Sioux City
These deal with the I-129 interchange. The Sioux City Journal picture shows the new sign at the Business 75 interchange to the south, which now has a long label for “Bridgeport Industrial Park.”
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Oct
08
945 (probably for sure this time)
Millville, the ninth-smallest town in Iowa in 2010, has lost a third of its population of 30 since the census. It’s going to disincorporate, following Mount Sterling, formerly the 14th-smallest town in Iowa. Searsboro tried but the state wouldn’t allow … Continue reading
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Oct
04
First time for everything
Gladbrook-Reinbeck 35, North Tama 7. I wonder how many times G-R players were reminded this week that the Rebels had never beaten the Redhawks.
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Oct
04
Upper Midwest Trip Day 7
The day started out with a bit of a letdown — since US 63 has not been signed around Rochester on US 52 yet, I’d have to come back at some point. Otherwise, though, it was a very scenic day … Continue reading
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Oct
03
[stunned silence]
Texas 31, Iowa State 30.
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Oct
03
Reflections on ski trips past
My last visit to Mount Frontenac, until this trip. Note Y2K bug of sorts. Frontenac, Minnesota, July 18 — So much about this feels wrong. I am driving uphill on what used to be the switchbacks of the Easy Mile, … Continue reading
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Oct
02
Upper Midwest Trip Day 6
Rochester, Minnesota, July 17 — What better way to spend a birthday than a day of roadtripping along a highway near to my heart, US 63? Route: Business 2, US 2, WI 122 to river and back, US 2, WI 13, … Continue reading
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