milwaukee

Kohl's Grocery Stores (defunct) is different than the department store chain, which incidentally is headquartered in the Milwaukee suburbs.

And Milwaukee is not, by a long shot, Detroit— it's still barely below its peak population.

The data, at least in the Milwaukee prosecutor's office, does account for a lot of that.

Whet doesn't hate the Milwaukee flag as much as Roman Mars, but he agrees with that the Chicago flag is superior.

This scenario was repeated hundreds of thousands of times in Milwaukee alone.

A similar thing happened to my parents, living in a Milwaukee suburb.

I've never seen the Milwaukee flag but I always saw the Chicago flag around.

I like the Milwaukee flag too; it grows on you after a while.

Head up to Milwaukee and you'll see plenty of old Kohl's supermarkets that have all been sitting vacant ever since the chain shut down over a decade ago.

The grocery stores were vacant for a few years but I can't think of any since I left Milwaukee last year that were still dormant.

I think you're the one missing something; namely that while the TED talk cites Milwaukee as a bad flag, the author (Whet Moser) of the linked article (which embeds the video) describes his disagreement.

From Milwaukee to San Juan - incubators, co-working spaces, education initiatives, financial & tax incentive programs, all proclaiming they will grow the entire local economy out of whatever doldrums it sits in.

I'm an American citizen based in Eastern Europe (grew up in Milwaukee, let's say I don't pose an enormous "presence" or have much of an accent).

This model shows the entire Eastern half of the United States (even stereotypically "cold" places like Bangor, Maine and Milwaukee) becoming uninhabitable, along with almost all of Mexico and four-fifths of South America.

Hence the "too" in "I like the Milwaukee flag too" means "as Moser does", not "in addition to (other flag)".

Maron is a fine interviewer, but will digress into personal anecdotes too often for my liking -- something like "we met one time in the basement of this Milwaukee comedy club" and then go off on a tangent.

He runs one of the biggest web development websites around, two podcasts and CodePen from Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

What the military/CIA do abroad may be bad and maybe something they shouldn't do.[1] If the CIA is doing it on the streets of Milwaukee, that's illegal and something they can't do.

I should be able to mention being from Milwaukee, liking hot dogs, or working on Redis if I want to.