A quick parting shot after a long day of biking in the snow. The ride was filled with amazing views of the foliage in action... weather the cold and enjoy it while it's here.
It was the coldest and muddiest ride we've had to endure.
Rode by our first office on First St in Hoboken en route to meet a friend. It's now an interior design studio, and that meat shop is a lot cleaner-looking now than when we were there!
Headin' to FOWD tomorrow. Holla if you will be there, too. »
LINK Soundcheck spends a week in Berlin »
“During the week of November 5-9 Soundcheck turns its focus to Berlin. Host John Schaefer and members of the Soundcheck staff travel to the city to speak with musicians, journalists, producers, and other industry figures to find out what’s new and unique in that city’s pop, rock, and electronic music scenes.”
Cheering friends on at the NYC marathon in Brooklyn. »
LINK World Clock Project gets a mention on designboom »
"Imagine a clock that transformed into a new clock every minute."
LINK Just Bento »
Recipes for making your own bento box meals. Looks tasty.
As seen down on Centre St.
LINK Sketchnotes »
from SEED Conference 2007 by Mike Rohde.
A side project we whipped up over the last couple weeks: http://www.worldclockproject.org »
Shawn sent over this photo of the corner by where we used to live in Hoboken. This is a keeper for posterity.
(photo by Shawn)
LINK The Cats Of Mirikitani »
Caught this incredible documentary about a Japanese-American artist based in NYC over the weekend at the Cinema Village. It’s no longer playing in New York, (unfortunately only a 2 day run), but it’s screening worldwide and the DVD will be released in Jan ‘08. Nevermind the not-so-attractive marketing behind this movie, please do yourself a favor and watch it.
Update: The good people behind the film just informed me via email that they’re screening the film again at Cinema Village this coming weekend (Sat & Sun, 11:45 AM). For those of you in NYC, here’s your chance to watch this film on a semi-big screen.
Rainy Fall farmers' market is something else... »
LINK The World Clock Project, A Community-powered Timepiece »
A preview of what we’ll be formally announcing on Monday.
LINK The New Yorker Festival video podcasts »
Full-length videos of the good stuff you missed. Notable ones to check out in the collection so far: Parkour and Steve Martin.
It's coming together. Contribute a photo or two of clocks you've spotted from your travels. The public side of the project launches this week.
LINK infinite flickr »
Brilliant use of a Flickr group.
LINK Be Good or Be Gone, Fionn Regan »
Spectacularly simple video that likely took countless hours to make.
LINK A clever Leica ad. »
via ffffound.com
On the way back from lunch, we encountered an exhibit of sorts featuring these supposedly famous shrooms from Japan.
LINK In less than two weeks, estimates have put Radiohead's In Rainbows digital sales in the neighborhood of $6 - $10 million. »
That would be damn impressive if it’s anywhere close to being true. Kudos to Radiohead for conducting the experiment.
LINK Design Revolutionaries »
Might be interesting… I haven’t read it yet.
LINK Finding Liberté on Two Wheels »
An article on the communal bikes in Paris. They have these in Vienna, too. One day, I hope this program will also work in New York City, though I have a tough time picturing it given all the theft…
Taking proper time to read up on the Darfur conflict. It's much more than what meets the (mainstream) eye. »
LINK MudCorp »
this guy does some good work.