Over the course of two and a half years, the photographer travelled 100,000 miles, documenting a diverse and powerful range of American heroes.
This experiment, part of the way technology is revolutionizing the study of the humanities, has the potential to cut years, even decades, from the transcription process while making available to the public and the general pool of scholars miles of documents that are now off limits, difficult to read or unsearchable.
There's a mound of scientific evidence a mile high that documents the broad, systematic and structural discrimination against minorities.
Only small numbers of Pterois miles have been documented along the Southeast United States [17] with no captures to date in The Bahamas [18].
Gulf of Georgia Cannery National Historic Site, 12138 Fourth Avenue, www.gulfofgeorgiacannery.com, (604) 664-9009, in Steveston, some 20 miles south of Vancouver, documents British Columbia's rich salmon canning industry.
Given the FCO's line that miles upon miles of documents were neglected for years—I was expecting the Hanslope Park archive to be a chaotic and cavernous space, filled with teetering mounds of files and papers.
With Hassan — whose name was changed because of a legal need for anonymity — in London, and his younger sibling in Calais, the two remained separated by a mere 50 miles, but neither had documents that would enable them to cross the border.
Less than a century later, John Muir documented 30 miles of retreat, inspiring further study of what is now viewed as one of the most rapid glacial retreats ever recorded.
The president of the Long Island Botanical Society, Eric Lamont of Riverhead, was the first to document mile-a-minute's presence on the Island after coming across a stand on the Greenbelt Trail in Old Bethpage in 1998.
According to Eater, Mile End has documented three months worth of family meals thus far, with everything from rainy day meatloaf to strawberry-bacon stuffed french toast to put our sad tupperware meals to shame.
Eventually, he got the idea to walk all two hundred or so miles of Berkeley streets and document his weirdest findings on a Web site, which he named Quirky Berkeley.
