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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has announced that it will provide $25,000 for redevelopment of a brownfield site in City of Greenville, South Carolina occupied by a former service station and a supermarket. A brownfield is a land parcel targeted for redevelopment, despite the potential presence of toxic contamination.

A few thoughts after watching Robert Kirkman’s CBR interview Posted August 13th, 2008 by Corey Henson Categories: Comics, Corey Henson, Troy Brownfield Watch the giant-ass video after the jump, and consider these points . . . 1. Kind of arrogant, ain’t he? 2.

Oh it just unleashes infra-red guided hell. IPS is reporting far heavier US involvement in the preparation and execution of July 2nd's Operation Jaque than previously acknowledged by either Colombian or US authorities.

Along with a few other incredible comic creators, bloggers and writers I have been invited by the awesome peeps from Prism Comics, www.prismcomics.org, to be a part of the “Emerging LGBT Voices” panel discussion being held this coming Saturday, July 26, from 10:00-11:00am in Room 10 at Comic Con San Diego!

CINCINNATI (TDB) -- The Boston Beer Co. (NYSE:SAM) is planning an expansion at its inner city brewery in Cincinnati, the hometown of company founder Jim Koch. With Anheuser-Busch's merger into Europe's InBev, Boston Beer is the largest remaining American-owned brewer.

Senseless Lyrics: Heidi Montag’s “Fashion” Posted July 17th, 2008 by Troy Brownfield Categories: Music, Senseless Lyrics, Shotgun Reviews (The Column), Television, Troy Brownfield Heidi Montag draws polarizing reactions. It seems like half of the world hates her, and the other half really hates her.

ANOTHER Miley Cyrus photo scandal? Posted July 13th, 2008 by Troy Brownfield Categories: SortaPorn, Troy Brownfield, Culture, Television, Music How many dirty pictures of this little whore can there be? Okay, I’m kidding. Mostly. (Please, Mouse, don’t sue me. Joke. Satire.

They say that victory has a thousand parents. Reading Frank Bajak’s Associated Press piece on the Columbian hostage rescue, I’d say that one of those fathers—that would be US Ambassador William Brownfield—knows how to put on a pretty good spin. And that Bajak is the spinee.

Several Minneapolis-St. Pail sites will receive brownfield funding for cleanup of asbestos and other hazardous substances. The Met Council approved almost $4 million for 9 brownfield redevelopment projects in the Twin Cities area to redevelop or reuse land that has been contaminated with asbestos or other hazardous materials.

U.S. contractors Keith Stansell (L), Marc Gonsalves (2nd L) and Thomas Howes (3rd L) listen to U.S. ambassador to Colombia William R. Brownfield in an aircraft in Colombia after being rescued by army forces July 2, 2008.