It was never big enough, never spectacular enough and never unique enough to really be worthy of anybody's attention. The real estate's valuable, the building isn't.

Not a lick. It has almost no importance in shaping moral conduct.

For us, it would be the final step toward status as a major American city. We're already a major city, but this would be the icing on the cake.

I have trouble gripping the cell phone.

These principles have now grown stale and even archaic. Environmentalism is a set of values, not the Ten Commandments. As a value system, it has to compete for adherents.

They are post-literate, twelve-images-per-second beings.