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"I’ve been a deep believer my whole life. 18 years as a Southern Baptist. More than 40 years as a mainline Protestant. I’m an ordained pastor. But it’s just stopped making sense to me. You see people doing terrible things in the name of religion, and you think: ‘Those people believe just as strongly as I do. They’re just as convinced as I am.’ And it just doesn’t make sense anymore. It doesn’t make sense to believe in a God that dabbles in people’s lives. If a plane crashes, and one person survives, everyone thanks God. They say: ‘God had a purpose for that person. God saved her for a reason!’ Do we not realize how cruel that is? Do we not realize how cruel it is to say that if God had a purpose for that person, he also had a purpose in killing everyone else on that plane? And a purpose in starving millions of children? A purpose in slavery and genocide? For every time you say that there’s a purpose behind one person’s success, you invalidate billions of people. You say there is a purpose to their suffering. And that’s just cruel."

Here’s Gaslight Co-Founder and Developer Chris Nelson at the Gilt podium, leading yesterday’s free AngularJS class at our NYC office. Sixty technologists from Gilt, Urban Compass, OnDeck Capital, AppNexus and other companies joined us for the all-day course, which covered everything...

Scenes of downtown from Cincinnati at Night, published in 1915.

December 29, 2002 Cinergy Field, formerly known as Riverfront Stadium, is imploded with 1,275 pounds of explosives. The former home of the Reds was the site where Hank Aaron tied Ruth’s career home run record on Opening Day in 1974, and Pete Rose broke Ty Cobb’s all-time hits record in 1985.

Dang. So good.

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The reservoir at Eden Park, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1904.

This map, created by Michael Tyznik, shows what Cincinnati’s transportation network would look like in 2031, if voters had passed the MetroMoves proposal in 2002.

"I’m an artist. I paint murals." "What would you say to a young artist?" "Fuck the rules."