Any Ideas for the Proposed Development In Ithaca

[KeithK]

[quote Robb][quote Beeeej][quote jtwcornell91]I say, partake of whichever brunch has the highest concentration of Anbinders.  That usually works out pretty well.[/quote]

Is that measured in molarity?[/quote]
I think it's more of a quantum phenomenon, not something that can be treated as a continuum...[/quote]Good, because I really don't want to go to the brunch that has one and a half Anbinders.

[likeshockey]

What is Anbinders? Is it a restaurant?

[Robb]

[quote likeshockey]What is Anbinders? Is it a restaurant?[/quote]

How can I not come up with a witty response to that???  Dang...

[RichH]

[quote Robb][quote likeshockey]What is Anbinders? Is it a restaurant?[/quote]

How can I not come up with a witty response to that???  Dang...[/quote]

Yeah, this should be a punchline contest.

[Beeeej]

[quote Robb][quote likeshockey]What is Anbinders? Is it a restaurant?[/quote]

How can I not come up with a witty response to that???  Dang...[/quote]

It's really more like a buffet.

[Dpperk29]

[quote Beeeej][quote Robb][quote likeshockey]What is Anbinders? Is it a restaurant?[/quote]

How can I not come up with a witty response to that???  Dang...[/quote]

It's really more like a buffet.[/quote]
(commence lame joke)
a buffet of eloquent BS that is generally served in an extremely polite manner
(stop lame joke)

[jtwcornell91]

[quote Robb][quote likeshockey]What is Anbinders? Is it a restaurant?[/quote]

How can I not come up with a witty response to that???  Dang...[/quote]

How about "a restaurant's natural predator"?

[ugarte]

[quote Robb][quote likeshockey]What is Anbinders? Is it a restaurant?[/quote]

How can I not come up with a witty response to that???  Dang...[/quote]It isn't a restaurant but it is a lot of real estate.

[Ben Rocky '04]

[quote reilly83]Generally, there seems to be an anti-wealth sentiment and alot of desire that low and middle income housing be built.
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The desire to build middle- and low- income housing stems from the fact that there isn't enough of it in Tompkins County, and what low to moderate income housing we have already is not located within a reasonable driving distance of major employers but instead is in Ulysses, Lansing, Caroline, Danby, and to a lesser extent Cortland, Candor, Groton, the Village of Dryden et cetera.  Despite how expansive TCAT is, its still not the NYC subway or bus system; car ownership is almost a necessity due to the weather and hills.  The end result of this is elevated prices, which are well above what they should be for a city the size of Ithaca.  More low- and middle- income housing is needed, badly.

[likeshockey]

Can anyone recommend a real estate broker who can show me affordable housing  in downtown Ithaca?

[Robb]

[quote likeshockey]Can anyone recommend a real estate broker who can show me affordable housing  in downtown Ithaca?[/quote]

I live in LA.  ALL housing in downtown Ithaca is affordable by my standards...