Archive for September, 2007

"It appeared that in speaking, as in mountain climbing, he had never recieved lessons; he spoke as no one speaks, saying only the core of things." —"Iron"

The result of trying to figure out if there were any movies that I could have watched in High School Latin. The lists include any movie that includes the given language. So it could be more interesting. Also, the >/< 500 division seems sort of silly.

Didn't notice the kite when i first took this. I got worried there was some crap on my lens or my camera's lcd display but now it was just a kite.

A landmark turnaround from the NY DOT—establishing a small zone of euro-style separated bike lane in Chelsea. Having experienced European bike lanes firsthand, I'm very excited about this plan coming to fruition. No timeline for the project established?

CSS hacks make me sort of nervous, but the more complicated ones make me really frustrated. I'll take nervous over frustrated any day. This hack beats the *+first.html hack by a mile. Plus (reason I found it) it works with sIFR css files.

Woah. I managed to get a copy of this at a show and I can verify that it is indeed worth downloading for free.

Lucky Dragons' last album, Widows, was altogether fantastic, weird enough to stay fascinating after multiple listens, accessible enough to allow for multiple listens in the first place, and this might well be the best track on it.

Quite the resource. via cp

Deconstruction continues next door. For some reason this time the camera kept auto-focusing on the wire in the safety glass.

For some reason they'd left the piece of ply down on this part of the fence.

I guess there's not really a segment of Manhattan that isn't constantly under some kind of construction, but near my office seems especially scaffold-happy of late.

Late night headed home.

Between Smith and 9th and 4th and 9th.

At the exit from the 36th street G/R/V Station