Untimely Dispatches from the Neighborhood of the Unrepresented & Inarticulate; Anecdotes that Pedal and Coast Through the Boot-Print of 20th Century American Urbanism
Oh, Cleveland, My Cleveland From today's headlines, our city in one of several of its nutshells: Top U.S. broadband town: Cleveland Greater Cleveland 5th worst for fine-particle air pollution Which article do you suppose mentions the city's blue-collar "pedigree?" The one about broadband, of course.
posted by Kossuth @ 7:40 AM
In a book that collects calumnies against Kossuth and attempts to discredit him in the eyes of his American admirers, Bartholomew Szemere, president of the Hungarian Cabinet formed in 1849 writes: "Kossuth loved his life better than he did his country. . . .Is not that man like Don Quixote? It seemed, his luck and reason left him at the same time, but despite all, I never expected him to be as stupid, as that."
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