Some of these look pretty cool, I just have to figure out which one pair I should get. ???
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It is freaking INSANE how hard the Golf I runs the Supra and Porsche in the middle of this vid.
I used to work with Greg a few years ago, and he recently got Gothamisted! He did a drawing of every fire escape in Soho, with a map showing the building location. The drawings themselves are simple and really nice. This kind of stuff really appeals to the cataloging side of my brain, and I like the fact that it is a historical record of sorts.
Interesting interview with Jeff Staple of Reed Space.
WARNING: WATCH OUT FOR LOUD BEATS, LITERALLY.
Hey hey, guess what comes out tomorrow!! Not sure why, but this game looks really fun - I hope it lives up to the expectations. Somehow the thought of 'iron chef' cooking battles with the wii actions seems like a good time.
I've been to Germany a few times, and spent a month there last year working on an art project with Vera Lutter (She has a show up now at Gagosian, so go see it!). I understand the basis for the reasonings on an Autobahn speed limit - but I have to say as a certified car nut, that there is nothing better than driving on the Autobahn. The free-for-all-whatever-lane-at-whatever-speed meanderings of the drivers on the NJ Turnpike are gone...and replaced with a finely tuned set of "rules of the road". Above all, stay out of the left lane, and if you dare venture into it, watch out for the Mercedes/Audi/BMW/Porsche closing at 140+ Miles per hour. I managed 155mph flat out in a rented C-Class on the first trip, and barely 70mph in the Ford Ka work car last time (A little scary at times, that thing was a dogg). Even at normal speeds the German highways work so well they should be preserved as they are, and as most unique things are, cherished. A modern wonder of the world, if you will.
I just found BuzzFeed, so I'm not sure if it is ultimately cheezy, but for now it is interesting. Kottke is also on the staff, so it can't be all bad.
I was reading about "Passover Coke", which is similar to "Hencho in Mexico Coke" (which I can personally vouch for).
Do yourself a favor and click though to the burnout video.......!
Must-see video of the moon moving in front of the sun. You can actually see the sun burning!
Really interesting stuff at BibliOdyssey, even though I just looked at the first bit of it. Old prints and manuscripts are where it's at!
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I ran into this beauty of a hat at Reed Space today and had to pick it up. I was eyeing New Eras at their store yesterday, but I'm seriously glad I held back. Even though the logo is based on the infamous 'Pigeon' Dunk (which somehow makes it a little annoying) that caused 'riots' when it came out a while back, I love the big ass Rock Dove on the front. Another bonus is the fact that I hadn't seen this hat before, it seemed like they had just got it in - and none of the usual suspects had posted about it.
I guess I'm turning into a serious bird nerd too, and even though people love to hate on the pigeon, they are amazing creatures when you know a bit about them. So I'm ditching the Oriole Bird for the humble Pigeon, at least for a while.
Wow, this looks pretty good!! It will be definitely be coming out later this year for the good ole' Wii.
So who do I know that can knit me up some-o-these......hmmmmmmmm.......
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This is pretty interesting, I know what music I like but I really have no idea of the 'technical' side of things. The Tanooki breaks it down with the always good Zelda.
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For whatever reason, these quizzes are irresistable to me. It's like a nice shiny piece of metal~!
Speaking of old school internet goodness, check out this TOTALLY AWESOME REWORK!!!
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Make sure you have some speakers [for full effect]. Enjoy the memories.
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I have a nice feature in the April 2007 issue of Performance BMW magazine - I used to shoot quite a bit for them, and I'm happy to get a feature back in there. They always do a really nice job with the printing, and they ran a centerfold of this image. It should be on news stands soon.
I picked up this book on artist Gregory L. Blackstock randomly at St. Marks Books while waiting to meet up with Tony and Yuko. The cover grabbed me because it is a bunch of crows - I've been really into birds lately, and crows are ace. He is a pretty amazing artist savant that does drawings of various 'lists' of objects. The drawings are simple but completely effective, and I love the good natured way he works.
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