It Might Not Be War and Peace...

...but Lindsay still kicked ass* with getting NYC to take the problem of illegal advertising seriously. Well done.

*For some reason the ScienceBlogs Blogerator is becoming the Blog Censor as it won't allow certain things to be posted. Here's the link.http://www.nypress.com/19/48/news&columns/feature.cfm

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