"Eric, I have friends here in Philadelphia who are so interested in our colonial history that they've worked pro bono at historical sites downtown. They will love this story!"
"Oddly, wonderfully, this Philip Livingston mystery got better after my original post. Here's a link to an article I wrote last year, with more information under my belt. Check out the slide show on the Examiner article site, too:
"National Archives…"
"Erik, whenever an Austrian emperor died, the royal coroners had their bodies interred in one church but cut out their hearts for burial in a different church. So maybe...?"
"Here's a follow-up on NYC's final decision for its new fleet of taxis. The city announced today that the "Taxi of Tomorrow" honor will go to Japanese automaker Nissan, thus rejecting the high-contending Turkish company Karsan. Taxi of Tomorrow…"
"I just uploaded the free Landmark West! Walking Tour by New York City's Upper West Side preservation group, Landmark West. It's not an audio tour -- you have to read the texts -- but it's exceptionally chock full of architectural details, from the…"
"David, a Taxi & Limousine Commission spokesperson did follow up on my call about the survey. He reiterated that "it is far from a done deal!" The Commission will ultimately decide the winning car company, and has not yet fixed an announcement date."
"My understanding of the story is that the survey is a formal weigh-in of public opinion, akin to a public hearing, indicating a probable deal. The media has been talking up the front-runner status of the Turkish design for several months now. But…"
The French Emperor, Napoleon the First and his Code. In fact, all major plagues in Gdansk ended when Napoleon established the Free City of Gdansk (1807 ) and ordered all the church cemetaries to be removed beyond the city limits.
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