What about the Northeast? It's the most urbanized region of the USA, with 20% of the population in 5% of the land (as of the 2010 Census).

Gentrification itself - by definition - infers that a poorer class of individuals is being forced out of the area where they live. When the artist calls it a "physical façade of gentrification," he is saying that someone was displaced.

This is ridiculous. Simply calling the transformation of an empty lot into a building is not gentrification. Just because some old building got torn down does not mean people were put on the street. In a lot of cases, the buildings have outlived their usefulness or real lifespan. Just updating utility services to…

Crom am likened unto Glapes, Barely, Appols, Arranjez, an' Weet.

I used to play the Chuck Yeager Flight Simulator on a Tandy. I just remember seeing screens like this a lot.

As far as shredding goes, why not just use 3 or 4 of these in series, each finer than the last? Then use plasma gasification to destroy the material, the result of which can be converted to fuel to power their generators.

...or ridiculous amounts of keyboard entry without any visible text input occurring on screen without any errors and "oh crap! oh crap! oh crap! backspace! backspace! backspace!"

My sister used to live in Williamsburg. I visited her occasionally, and I saw some of the largest rats at that stop. Not ROUS scale, mind you, but they were able to ascend those caged-off stairs with ease and aplomb.

He's not a journalist. He's a blogger.

There's nothing ironic about it, considering the average population is native to the area around Cuba, if not Cuba itself. It's corollary Geographics and Demographics at work.

The acronym reminds me of this guy:

http://www.ssiworld.com/watch/

My grandfather the magician used to perform this trick with his wife (stage assistant) back in the 50s and 60s.

I'd rather see a breakdown by US states along side this, since each state's population can rival those of other nations.

There is plenty of freeware that can do the same thing.

I, for one, welcome the Bene Tleilax and their Axlotl Tanks. Duncan Idaho Forever!

I wonder if Chuck Yeager was at the controls?

These sorters are used in a variety of applications. In addition to many wineries, Ocean Spray uses them to sort their cranberries. They get used to sort peanuts. Even FritoLay uses them to identify poor quality potato chips before they get bagged.

I applaud his efforts, but this guy just built a smaller version of what large scale bakeries do daily. Nothing new to see here, move along.