Both Higher-density Suburban Counties And Lower-density Suburban Counties Had Faster Population Growth
Both higher-density suburban counties and lower-density suburban counties had faster population growth than urban counties in 2015, and the gap between suburban and urban county growth was larger in 2015 than in 2014. In short, suburbanization accelerated in 2015. While population growth in urban counties has clearly recovered from the housing bubble, during which urban counties lagged for many years and even lost population in 2006, the rebound in urban population growth was brief. Urban counties outpaced all other areas only in 2011, and urban growth in 2015 slowed to its lowest level since 2007.
Population growth in the suburbs is picking up even as population growth in dense urban centres is falling. In retrospect, the population growth in dense urban centres was a transitory thing during the recession while mortgage availability dipped for a bit and renting didn’t seem so bad. Well-off college-educated white millennials want to believe our trajectory is nothing like previous generations, but empirically that’s not accurate at all.
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Pas de deux. Paul Klee (1935).
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19th of November 1861
The National Conference of political leaders from Banat, held in Timisoara, is concluded. It adopted a motion which requested its independence from Hungary and for the the territory to be called Căpitanatul român, or for the region to become part of Transylvania (which was autonomous).
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Tina St. Claire, 1984 - 2016.
Tina St. Claire was my friend, a brilliant artist and with all meaning of the phrase, one of a kind.
Tina passed away Wednesday morning, March 9th, 2016 at her home in Los Angeles, California after courageously battling Cancer. I don’t know how to sum someone’s life or our times together up in any form or fashion, it’s an impossible feat. But Tina was the genuine article when it came to art and being an incredible person. We had many adventures in the time we knew each other and she taught me many things from all points of life. She loved her fiancé Dereck Seltzer who was her collaborator, confidant and beside her to the very end. She loved her kitten Moogle. She was never not with a sketchbook and she always had a hilarious quip ready for anything. She saw the world with a light no one else held or will hold.
I will miss my friend. Sweet dreams sidekick.
I’ve gathered a number of Tina’s works of art, collaborations with her fiancé Dereck and other miscellaneous images below. Please take a look and look through her Instagram and Tumblr, she was always, always creating.
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Andy Warhol buying Campbell’s Soup at Gristede’s supermarket on Second Ave, 1964. .
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