Video of my run on all of North Avenue, Gay street, and most of Greenmount

[redd1skng]

Originally Posted by KLynch10

Can't wait till o'malley runs for pres, Herman Cain will enjoy how many infidelity scandals emerge.

He does seem to have a big ego but from the rumors I've heard, he'd be crazy to even try.

[End-User]

Originally Posted by bmoregrimey

to compartmentalize an issue would be to throw good money behind bad, y would u give someone a home who has no job skills? y would u give someone a home who has a heroin addiction? before people can own a home they have to first establish independence, many poor people dont have highschool educations or job skills, there needs to be more opportunites for people who have made mistakes to reintegrate into soceity or else they will be career criminals and thats never good for a neighborhood

You've just described the best reason for compartmentalizing these issues. Housing for the underclass is an issue that can have an affect on entire communities. A lack of education, an addiction, and criminal behaviour are all personal problems. An individual needs to be ready/able/willing to turn their life around, it isn't the job of a neighborhood or a local government to help them. But if you focus on the working class and the working poor, people who lack capital and credit rather than those who must "reinegrate" into society, the city might be able to grow a larger middle class. A larger middle class will bring more service industry jobs and opportunity for unskilled laborers.

[Adam Meister]

Originally Posted by uggabugga

i would have liked to have seen this before it was taken down.

A jog on all of Baltimore's North Avenue from one end to the other - YouTube


My run through East Baltimore - YouTube

and a bonus from late 2010-

Baltimore's 9th District under the Welch Regime - YouTube

[Woodlands]

Welch Regime?????DAMN...lol