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Feb
15
Texas vacation miscellaneous
Assorted thoughts that didn’t fit in the narrative, plus random pictures. (Photo galleries to come later. Much, much later.) Not even an Austin hotel (using Time Warner Cable) carries the Longhorn Network. Museums that close at 5 remain the most … Continue reading
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Feb
15
Photos by the numbers: 105
May 19, 2004: BGS for I-35’s northernmost exit in Iowa. Former IA 105 was never assimilated into the county road system after its decommissioning. Today, the exit is the site of the Top of Iowa Welcome Center and a casino, … Continue reading
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Feb
14
Big 12 schedules released
The Big East fired West Virginia this morning, clearing up the way for the Big 12 to release schedules we weren’t sure were going to arrive before the end of August. The good news for Iowa State is the lack … Continue reading
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Feb
14
Photos by the numbers: 104
August 2002: US 104 lives, 30 (now 40) years after decommissioning. This is at the east end of the route, and northeast end of US 62, in Niagara Falls NY.
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Feb
13
Photos by the numbers: 103
December 30, 2001: West end of IA 103 at the Avenue of the Saints. IA 27 and 103 were only contemporaries for two years before 103 was decommissioned. This intersection is in a different place now that 218 has been … Continue reading
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Feb
13
A bad omen
Gas went up 14 cents in Iowa last week. The current price for super unleaded is between 40 and 50 cents higher than it was in February 2008 and 2011, $1.30 above 2007, and nearly double that of 2009. Since … Continue reading
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Feb
12
Texas Day 9: Back to Iowa
Very little of Jan. 31 was spent in Texas. I had returned the car the previous morning so all I had to worry about was the airport shuttle. My suitcase checked in at 49.5 pounds(!) and I figured out security … Continue reading
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Feb
12
Photos by the numbers: 102
August 2, 2010: I-540 near the Wal-Mart headquarters of Bentonville, Arkansas. The flash illuminates the old sign, from the days when it was only US 71, vs. the exit tab added later.
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Feb
12
“SEC! SEC!”
It didn’t last too long — it happened before free throws with 1:33 left in the game — but the Iowa State fans came through. Hilton Coliseum is now, to my knowledge, the northernmost venue to hear an “S-E-C!” chant. … Continue reading
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Feb
11
Photos by the numbers: 101
July 31, 2001: Eureka, California. Love the cutout shields. They’re not quite the old style without the state name, though. Our trip up 101 between San Francisco and US 199 was interrupted only by a trek through the Avenue of … Continue reading
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