I was there in 2000, one of my fondest memories of my trip to France with my then-future wife. It's a great experience, and slightly weird. It's definitely strange to know that you are standing amongst the remains of millions of people. One of those places where you "feel" the history.

@ Gandalf23:
I'm also in DFW, and there is a new dart line being built parallel to 35. It will make love field accessible, and begin the trek north and west.
http://www.dart.org/about/expansion/greenline.asp

Unfortunately, most of the midcities, lewisville, and denton have not paid to be part of DART. I think it's only a matter of time.

The in-ability for people to see the "big picture" really pisses me off.

I realize the article is pertaining to consumers trying to do business, but I find it interesting that "consumers" is the word of choice, instead of "citizens".

Wow- thank you. I have been looking for this book forever. Pretty sure my mom got rid of it after I went to college. Pgs 38 and 39 had me believing in global warming from a very young age.

The building I live in also used to be a bank building, circa 1910. One night after carousing at the bar, we snuck into the basement construction area and peed in the vaults. The area is now a "vip ultra lounge". So it goes.