-Rolling Stone comes through with a long article about how America is losing the drug war and wasting money.
-Here is the The New York Times Magazine List of Ideas and the
The 2007 Esquire 100. I had grand schemes to read both of these all the way through so that I could comment more thoroughly, but alas.
-Huzzah!!! The Big Dig is finished! There’s a stat in there about how the average trip through Boston has gone from 19.5 minutes to 2.8 minutes. Which is true and beautiful.
-Someone is killing musicians in Mexico. Probably the drug cartels.
-Two movie relate links from kottke.org. Ebert’s 10 Best Films of 2007 and a list of movies coming out in 2008. Ironman and Batman both look great!
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Is that stat about the reduction in time to drive through Boston really true? Is that during non-rush-hour, I assume? I wonder what the difference is during rush hour. In any case, even if it’s just pretty close to that, that’s really impressive.
I know that when the Zakim bridge a couple years ago, my commute home went from 35 minutes to 15 instantaneously overnight. This was from to Somerville, 3 miles away. It still took a second to get to work in the morning, though, because there was no south bound way to use the tunnel like there is now.
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