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Re/Creating Tampa
A blog about lots of stuff, but mostly Tampa and FloridaInformation
| Url: | http://www.recreatingtampa.com/ |
| Author(s): | David Davisson |
| Language: | English |
| Tags: | tampa, food, green issues and urban design |
| Description: | A blog about Tampa and beyond covering food, movies, books, politics, and the internet. |
| Ratings | (12 Ratings) |
| Popularity: | 124 Followers |
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Quote of the Day
| “Macx is a 21st century animal who eats information and excretes ideas. Ideas are nothing more than the connective spark between the charmed synchronicities of items of data. This is why restrictiv... |
2010-02-09
It’s Comps Week
| Things will be a little slow around here this week as I work on my comprehensive exam for Library and Information Science. I got my question at noon today, and over the course of the next week I wi... |
2010-02-09
Using Unused Spaces
| Nicholoas de Monchaux’s Local Code project is an effort to find way to utilize the forgotten and neglected spaces in a city. Cities are filled with parcels of land that belong to the city, but are ... |
2010-02-06
10 ways to make your neighborhood more neighborly
| Kyla Fullenwider has a new blog called Walking Distance over at Good. In this post she offers 10 ideas for enhancing the community spirit of your neighborhood. From most challenging to least, here ... |
2010-02-05
Federal Budget
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The Washington Post has some great charts that help clarify the Federal budget. Especially check out the historical chart tabs. |
2010-02-05
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David DavissonAug 13, 2009
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David DavissonMay 28, 2009
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David DavissonJan 2, 2009
Thanks for being a fan of Re/Creating Tampa.
David DavissonOct 6, 2008
David DavissonSep 4, 2008
http://www.recreatingtampa.com/eatingtampa/2008/09/02/eating-tampas-2008-search-for-the-best-food-in-tampa/
David DavissonAug 23, 2008
Let me know if there's anything you'd like to see on any of the re/creating pages.
David DavissonAug 23, 2008
I wonder if a pencil or a refillable pen is more green?
Thinking about pens and pencils reminds me of this story (I don't know if it's true or not).
Back when there was still a Soviet Union, NASA scientists and Soviet space scientists were gathered at a meeting in Europe. One NASA guy is explaining to his Soviet peer the problems they went through trying to create a pen that would write in zero-gravity, and how much money it eventually cost to do something so simple. "How did you guys resolve that problem?" he asked his Soviet counterpart.
"We used pencils."
Jeff HarmonAug 20, 2008
I sadly stared at my own mechanical pencil that I refill myself with 0.7 mm soft leads and felt very ungreen. Ditto for refillable ink pens.
It confounds me that our culture must have something "new" to be green. Many times the green solution has always been there but we've chosen the more expensive (and typically more wasteful) solution out of convenience and stylistic reasons.
There I wrote something.