Streetcar Press

This is an issue of real concern to every transit agency whose officials we've ever discussed it with. And becomes, among other things, a violation of good faith on the part of riders which then damages relations both between them and the transit provider while sabotaging the needs of those who truly are disabled and genuinely depend on such accomodation.

In short, don't do this. And if you know other people who do, remember that their dishonesty absolutely harms others, most likely including people you care about.

http://dogtime.com/advocacy-column-fake-service-dogs-are-a-shame-and-a-crime.html =138983,1df7f6bb-6235-2de0-9d42-f0ccfd2429c7

Fake service dogs: A shame...and a crime What's the harm in saying your pet dog is a service dog when he really isn't? For starters, it puts those who legitimately rely on the trained animals at risk.

How we see infrastructure has changed a great deal since the boom years of the nineteen-fifties. This film makes a fascinating time capsule of some of what has changed and what has not.

http://vimeo.com/14422648

Relocation Film This movie shows a 55 mile segment of U.S.highway 30 (Lincoln Highway) centered around Ames, Iowa in 1959. They were making the case to upgrade the highway by showing all of the shortfalls.

With minor changes, just about all of these apply to professionals doing design work with most kinds of specialized tools.

http://imgur.com/gallery/M5wl14r

What Programmers Say vs. What They Mean The most viral images on the internet, curated in real time by a dedicated community through commenting, voting and sharing.