Will future generations be happy that we don't construct the railway or infrastructure?" he comments.
If we were genuinely unhappy about the state of affairs of America's infrastructure (see related comments from Loren Thompson of the Lexington Institute), and the attendant jobs and economic impacts, Congress would take the kinds of steps China has taken to encourage such fundamental industry.
Friendfeed will likely follow suit, but it raises more questions than it answers with its expanded comment infrastructure and extended harvesting of non-Twitter streams such as delicious and blogs.
Yuval Steinitz, Israel's minister for infrastructure, would not comment on the reports but said Kuntar was "no small villain" and he doubted "anyone would be sorry" if accounts of his demise were accurate.
In keeping with Mr. Lou's comments on infrastructure, the sovereign fund recently bought a minority stake in Thames Water, a private British utility.
Some cities may see a one-off boost to transport infrastructure, but as Zimbalist comments: "Why should it be necessary to spend tens of billions of dollars to host an event to get hundreds of millions of dollars of worthwhile investment?" Instead the world is littered with empty velodromes, kayak runs, beach volleyball stadiums, speedskating ovals and bobsled tracks.
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The research subjects' comments regarding commercialization infrastructure, a stagnant entrepreneurial culture, inhibitory commercialization policies, and faculty's lack of business/commercialization knowledge may be particularly important to address in order to enhance commercialization activity at the university.
The agency is proposing to remove some of these regulatory barriers to infrastructure investment now and seek comment on other ways it could speed the transition from legacy copper networks to next-generation fiber-based networks and services.
Though it's seldom commented upon, the infrastructure for, the capacity for, and the personnel to staff a system of institutionalized state torture remain in place, ready to bloom like a desert plant in a rain shower the next time fear shakes the United States.
