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Geriatric Millennials were late 30s in 2020--turning 40 in a pandemic when society left your kids behind probably a factor
Heinz baked beans hadn't increased in price at CostPlus World Market today. I'll take the Win.
Does anybody remember a paper that followed the residents of the earliest public housing projects in the census? I think it was in the history literature rather than economics?
do you join a group or just find a cool place you want to go to get away from distractions? looks beautiful
Spending 24 hours in SF Kaiser for a monitored EEG for my 10 year old. Reminder of how precious health is and how great the medical professionals are. Apparently the food is not so great, but you can't have everything.
haha-- you got me!
I wonder when that shift occurred. On the east coast my mom lives in an established subdivision where she can easily walk through to another estate, or down to the seaside and train station, or out to the main road, and their building a brand new estate behind her (will it be connected, let's see?)
Wasn't aware of these recent cultural changes--gotta pay more attention on my summer visits!
where are these? I think of Irish suburbs as really good on pedestrian cut-throughs compared to at least California suburbs, where people love to live on culs-de-sac but never occurs to anybody what pedestrians would prefer.
Putting the current male "crisis" in perspective: 100 men per week were recorded deserting their families in NYC during the 1870s depression.
huh, I can't view it right now either. will repost once the website recovers. thanks!
Mark Siegler (Sac State) has a good & up to date textbook-- not sure about the slides part though. It doesn't end with the Great Depression like many other books.
definitely for the better. great line-up of papers.
Does anybody know what's happening with stimulant meds right now? It seems there isn't a pill to be had in NorCal today-- is the shortage getting worse for some reason?
Get your applications in for this year, this workshop was instrumental in my career trajectory:
I think this came out pretty well: The Price of Housing in the United States, 1890-2006 faculti.net/the-price-of...