)The entire contents of this website except where otherwise noted are a copyright www.tedtulane.com. Reasonable use of the content on this website is allowed. However, reproduction, copying, or the extraction of significant portions of the website for any other reason is strictly prohibited. The material on this website may not be reproduced, copied, or transmitted in any way for any purpose without our written permission. ____________________________________________________________________________________1)c) 1)e) 23:30:23 Atalante-page 30 67 Would that be called dirt or dirt-job? This is the work of the New England Regional Development Group. For a more scientific explanation, see Osprey Publishing's website at: www.edwardtulane.com/tulane/archaeology/1999/04/science/robbins.pdf With all due respect to my colleague Dr. Richard Robbins, I would say that cleaning the New England regional dirt would be akin to flushing a toilet. More like a garden hose, or maybe a garden hose with one of those long nozzles you put on the end of your garden hose. As the earth is being cleaned, it is also being watered. Each shovelful of dirt is another shovelful of water. Earthmoving is another way of watering. Would it not be more correct to call it water-job? Since the work of the New England Regional Development Group is so beneficial, one can only imagine what kind of improvements the outback (the area beyond the visible horizon) has in store for us. That is, if we decide to tackle that project. These are just some ideas, that's all. So what is your opinion?Transit Village
Transit Village is a bus rapid transit (BRT) station in the city of Bellevue, Washington. It is served by Metro and Sound Transit.
History
Transit Village is located along the east side of 520th Avenue North in downtown Bellevue. The area where the station sits was the original hub of the Bellevue streetcar line.
Before opening, the station was named Bellevue Station. The name was changed to Transit Village in January 2018.
Bus routes
Bus routes serve Transit Village.
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