Bienvenidos a la fin de semana. Let's get to the good stuff:ITEM ONE: I can't bring myself to link directly to "Reason" Magazine, so here's a post from the Center for Global Development on a very interesting interview on immigration policy with economist Lant Pritchett.
ITEM TWO: Strange Harvest visualizes what wireless communication technology might mean for the urban environment.
ITEM THREE: Pigs Will Fly examines the importance of local green economies.
ITEM FOUR: A beautiful piece from the NY Times on the art of decay in gardening. (Photo credit)
ITEM FIVE: TNAC lambasts Forbes' pathetic, poorly-executed disgrace of an article on the "10 most miserable cities in America"...
ITEM SIX: ...and we'll follow that up with a hilarious and spot-on column from Mark Morford of the San Francisco Chronicle entitled "Study says many studies suck." WORD.
ITEM SEVEN: Another good blog to add to your Reader -- Landscape Urbanism. Check it out!
Go have a party and then wake up at two in the afternoon tomorrow and read some of this stuff. Or something.
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