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Oh, and entry is free, so it's available to anyone regardless of economic status.	1
You're liable to see families picnicking, bums gathering bottles and cans, geese foraging, and deer cautiously wandering the edge of the woods.	1
Within a hundred yards of each other.	0
Some of that cheap real estate isn't too horrible, either.	2
There's a whole street being taken over by artists, Farnsworth between Moran and McDougall.	0
Some of the things they've done down there are amazing, and the community garden is a great bridge to the surrounding neighborhood.	1
In fact, the article went on, soon a nearby house went on the market for $100.	0
America's Rust Belt is a swath of cities and towns that boomed during the Industrial Era and now lie -- well, rusting -- as empty remainders of glory days past.	0
A few weeks ago, someone broke into their shed to steal their garden tools.	2
Think about that for a moment, hoes and shovels don't have enough pawn value to be worth carrying out.	2
Whoever took that stuff is probably using it in their own garden.	0
Yes, Detroit's got more than its share of bad spots, you're right.	2
I've lived in the metro area my whole life, and there are areas (I can't call them neighborhoods) down there where I don't feel safe in daytime, much less at night.	2
But there are bright spots, and behind every one of them is a person, or a bunch of people, who refuse to give up.	1
Jessica 19. Sep, 2009 at 10:30 am	0
The artist types notified their buddies, who moved in post haste.	1
You are exactly the kind of person who gives me back the hope I lost on my way into town.	1
Seems there's a pretty solid group of Detroit residents who are truly committed to restoring the city, and that's beautiful to see.	1
I will absolutely watch A City To Yourself, thank you for the recommendation.	1
Reader Not Writer 20. Sep, 2009 at 10:17 pm	0
Well, growing up not far from Detroit myself, I would point out a few things:	3
I was intrigued.	2
Really?	2
"solidarity"	3
A $100 house?	2
Most of the funny looks you got were less about your color than about your ride.	1
You think I'm kidding, but I couldn't be more serious -- that Honda is a visceral reminder for people of how the American consumer has left Detroit in the dust.	2
Even if it was a real fixer-upper, even if you really were better off tearing it down than living in it, that'd still be a hell of a deal.	0
2. Detroit (proper) has been dying for a long time -- before the 1968 riots, even.	3
Its going to take some pioneering individuals to start creating those pockets of innovation, creativity, and vision.	2
But its not going to happen with the investment of $100 into a single house.	3
The next moment, Acres was there.	0
Hands up in the same way mine were frozen.	2
We just looked at each other.	1
I guess, thinking back, I might have expected him to gloat, but the view was the kind of thing that humbles you, shuts your mouth.	2
We just stood looking at each other for a little while, I don't know how long.	0
What is it?	2
he wasn't the sort you'd call "Chuck."	3
A place.	0
I don't know.	2
I think this whole thing," he waved his hand at the horizon, "is one big machine.	0
And the markers were carved later, not be whoever built it.	3
The markers are places where it's safe to come here and leave.	1
Safe?	1
I looked around.	3
One thing this place didn't seem was safe.	2
He started walking down the steps and around a corner.	0
It would have taken plenty to surprise me after what I had already seen, but My jaw was banging against my shoelaces when I rounded that corner.	2
'm a linguistics researcher, Ed.	0
I'm not sure how something so big could have been hidden by that little turn in landscape, but maybe perspective doesn't work quite the same there.	1
Glaring down at me from no more than twenty feet away was a grimacing, thirty foot tall black face with staring, blue and white eyes and it wore a ridiculous little hat.	2
He took a sip and closed his eyes like the cheap cup of coffee was really something special.	1
For some reason I thought of a giant clown face from a carnival ride, but it scared the hell out me.	2
Acres stood beside it and somehow using him as a yardstick for the scale of the thing made it easier to see.	1
It was a moai.	0
This is what I wanted to show you.	0
I looked down and saw he was pointing to another marker just slightly different from the one we had just left.	1
I was pretty rattled, but things fell together for me looking at the big statue, the Hawaiian shirt and the mark on the ground.	2
Acres nodded.	0
It was all too much for me so I focused on the part I could handle.	2
So what does this have to do with gold?	3
You could step on that marker and make the gestures, the 'device,' and it would be like pushing a button in a very complex machine.	3
You would end up on a small hill on Rapa Nui.	1
You could step three feet to the right and do the same thing, and you would end up buried alive in a nearby rock face.	2
But I know how to make it take me anywhere.	3
He pulled a sheet of folded paper from his pocket and handed it to me.	0
It read, "Department of the Treasury, Financial Management Service, Status Report of U.S. Treasury-Owned Gold."	0
I sucked in a whole lot of air.	3
Anywhere?	1
Anywhere," he walked around the moai and came back wrestling with a big, heavy bar of gold.	2
They only check deep storage once a year.	3
Otherwise the vault is sealed.	0
He set the cup down and looked straight at me for the first time.	2
Does anyone else know about this?	2
No, they would have been on Rapa Nui if they knew, ready to stop me.	3
This is the 400 ounces which I mentioned at the restaurant.	3
About $150,000 dollars at this morning's rate.	2
I hadn't seen him since high-school, maybe twenty years before, and we were never buddies in the first place.	3
I looked at the sheet in my hand.	0
I had to read it twice.	2
I had never seen a dollar sign in front of that many number before.	2
I thought they didn't keep gold there anymore, just nerve gas.	3
The gold is still there.	1
How much can we sell before someone becomes suspicious?	3
Charles put the bar down and slid a web pouch over it with shoulder straps like a small backpack.	0
"None," I said and slipped the knife into his neck right at the base of his skull.	2
null	2
Call me small minded, but you know "a bird in the hand."	3
But I could handle a hundred and fifty-K easy, say seventy-five-K from the fence.	3
Fine.	2
I slipped the little pouch over my back and wiped the knife on his jacket.	3
I waived down a waitress and ordered a cup of decaf and a slice of pie.	3
Then I made my way back to the little marker where we came in.	3
His mistake had been in telling me the same gesture opened the door the other way.	0
I worried for just a moment when I started waving my hands.	2
So the icy wind at the top of the mound and the bright moon came as a real relief.	1
The gold was heavy on my back, and I was all the way to the car before I realized I had left the keys on Charles.	0
The highway patrol was just bound to come by then.	0
After that it was just connect the dots back to prison.	0
The rental car records pointed to Acres, and there was enough blood on the knife to match DNA from Acres comb in the motel.	3

Oh, and entry is free, so it's available to anyone regardless of economic status.

1

You're liable to see families picnicking, bums gathering bottles and cans, geese foraging, and deer cautiously wandering the edge of the woods.

1

Within a hundred yards of each other.

0

Some of that cheap real estate isn't too horrible, either.

2

There's a whole street being taken over by artists, Farnsworth between Moran and McDougall.

0

Some of the things they've done down there are amazing, and the community garden is a great bridge to the surrounding neighborhood.

1

In fact, the article went on, soon a nearby house went on the market for $100.

0

America's Rust Belt is a swath of cities and towns that boomed during the Industrial Era and now lie -- well, rusting -- as empty remainders of glory days past.

0

A few weeks ago, someone broke into their shed to steal their garden tools.

2

Think about that for a moment, hoes and shovels don't have enough pawn value to be worth carrying out.

2

Whoever took that stuff is probably using it in their own garden.

0

Yes, Detroit's got more than its share of bad spots, you're right.

2

I've lived in the metro area my whole life, and there are areas (I can't call them neighborhoods) down there where I don't feel safe in daytime, much less at night.

2

But there are bright spots, and behind every one of them is a person, or a bunch of people, who refuse to give up.

1

Jessica 19. Sep, 2009 at 10:30 am

0

The artist types notified their buddies, who moved in post haste.

1

You are exactly the kind of person who gives me back the hope I lost on my way into town.

1

Seems there's a pretty solid group of Detroit residents who are truly committed to restoring the city, and that's beautiful to see.

1

I will absolutely watch A City To Yourself, thank you for the recommendation.

1

Reader Not Writer 20. Sep, 2009 at 10:17 pm

0

Well, growing up not far from Detroit myself, I would point out a few things:

3

I was intrigued.

2

Really?

2

"solidarity"

3

A $100 house?

2

Most of the funny looks you got were less about your color than about your ride.

1

You think I'm kidding, but I couldn't be more serious -- that Honda is a visceral reminder for people of how the American consumer has left Detroit in the dust.

2

Even if it was a real fixer-upper, even if you really were better off tearing it down than living in it, that'd still be a hell of a deal.

0

2. Detroit (proper) has been dying for a long time -- before the 1968 riots, even.

3

Its going to take some pioneering individuals to start creating those pockets of innovation, creativity, and vision.

2

But its not going to happen with the investment of $100 into a single house.

3

The next moment, Acres was there.

0

Hands up in the same way mine were frozen.

2

We just looked at each other.

1

I guess, thinking back, I might have expected him to gloat, but the view was the kind of thing that humbles you, shuts your mouth.

2

We just stood looking at each other for a little while, I don't know how long.

0

What is it?

2

he wasn't the sort you'd call "Chuck."

3

A place.

0

I don't know.

2

I think this whole thing," he waved his hand at the horizon, "is one big machine.

0

And the markers were carved later, not be whoever built it.

3

The markers are places where it's safe to come here and leave.

1

Safe?

1

I looked around.

3

One thing this place didn't seem was safe.

2

He started walking down the steps and around a corner.

0

It would have taken plenty to surprise me after what I had already seen, but My jaw was banging against my shoelaces when I rounded that corner.

2

'm a linguistics researcher, Ed.

0

I'm not sure how something so big could have been hidden by that little turn in landscape, but maybe perspective doesn't work quite the same there.

1

Glaring down at me from no more than twenty feet away was a grimacing, thirty foot tall black face with staring, blue and white eyes and it wore a ridiculous little hat.

2

He took a sip and closed his eyes like the cheap cup of coffee was really something special.

1

For some reason I thought of a giant clown face from a carnival ride, but it scared the hell out me.

2

Acres stood beside it and somehow using him as a yardstick for the scale of the thing made it easier to see.

1

It was a moai.

0

This is what I wanted to show you.

0

I looked down and saw he was pointing to another marker just slightly different from the one we had just left.

1

I was pretty rattled, but things fell together for me looking at the big statue, the Hawaiian shirt and the mark on the ground.

2

Acres nodded.

0

It was all too much for me so I focused on the part I could handle.

2

So what does this have to do with gold?

3

You could step on that marker and make the gestures, the 'device,' and it would be like pushing a button in a very complex machine.

3

You would end up on a small hill on Rapa Nui.

1

You could step three feet to the right and do the same thing, and you would end up buried alive in a nearby rock face.

2

But I know how to make it take me anywhere.

3

He pulled a sheet of folded paper from his pocket and handed it to me.

0

It read, "Department of the Treasury, Financial Management Service, Status Report of U.S. Treasury-Owned Gold."

0

I sucked in a whole lot of air.

3

Anywhere?

1

Anywhere," he walked around the moai and came back wrestling with a big, heavy bar of gold.

2

They only check deep storage once a year.

3

Otherwise the vault is sealed.

0

He set the cup down and looked straight at me for the first time.

2

Does anyone else know about this?

2

No, they would have been on Rapa Nui if they knew, ready to stop me.

3

This is the 400 ounces which I mentioned at the restaurant.

3

About $150,000 dollars at this morning's rate.

2

I hadn't seen him since high-school, maybe twenty years before, and we were never buddies in the first place.

3

I looked at the sheet in my hand.

0

I had to read it twice.

2

I had never seen a dollar sign in front of that many number before.

2

I thought they didn't keep gold there anymore, just nerve gas.

3

The gold is still there.

1

How much can we sell before someone becomes suspicious?

3

Charles put the bar down and slid a web pouch over it with shoulder straps like a small backpack.

0

"None," I said and slipped the knife into his neck right at the base of his skull.

2

null

2

Call me small minded, but you know "a bird in the hand."

3

But I could handle a hundred and fifty-K easy, say seventy-five-K from the fence.

3

Fine.

2

I slipped the little pouch over my back and wiped the knife on his jacket.

3

I waived down a waitress and ordered a cup of decaf and a slice of pie.

3

Then I made my way back to the little marker where we came in.

3

His mistake had been in telling me the same gesture opened the door the other way.

0

I worried for just a moment when I started waving my hands.

2

So the icy wind at the top of the mound and the bright moon came as a real relief.

1

The gold was heavy on my back, and I was all the way to the car before I realized I had left the keys on Charles.

0

The highway patrol was just bound to come by then.

0

After that it was just connect the dots back to prison.

0

The rental car records pointed to Acres, and there was enough blood on the knife to match DNA from Acres comb in the motel.

3