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PRESERVING, CONSERVING, and OBSERVING AMERICA

Posted on October 16, 2013 by James Carlini | 1 comment

By James Carlini

With all the issues going around today from divided politics to a weak economy, it is good to take a look at where we have come from, how we have built a strong foundation, and try to apply the good concepts in entrepreneurial efforts in business and infrastructure learned yesterday to today’s and tomorrow’s challenges. Sometimes it is good to take a break from Continue reading →

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HYPERLOOP: THE NEXT LAYER OF INFRASTRUCTURE

Posted on August 13, 2013 by James Carlini | Leave a comment

By James Carlini

Wake up America

Especially the politicians in California, Illinois, and anywhere else where they are considering implementing a high-speed train. High-speed trains are so “last century” and they are not cheap to build or maintain. If they are not used to their maximum capacities and there is only marginal ridership, they are a supreme waste of money and their residual value is just another money-wasting monument built to honor and perpetuate bureaucracy. Continue reading →

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