Eating well and enjoying a slow day in Vienna. »
Best meal in Prague so far was actually a vegeterian Indian meal. Planning for Vienna now. »
The view from the hotel. Let's hope for better weather this weekend!
Requisite wing shot before landing in Prague.
When in Europe, a quick scan of someone's footwear will tell you if they're from the US. »
Two pieces of luggage and the New Yorker food issue is all one needs
for an intercontinental vacation.
LINK iFuntastic v3 »
unshackles the iPhone for customizing goodness.
About to board. Stress 0, anticipation 10. »
A sake tasting at Kenkichi in Williamsburg.
Embracing nocturnal tendencies to tweak plasticity and finalize plans for Prague. »
LINK Get Lost »
"Twenty-one international artists were invited to create a personal view of the city and draw a map of downtown New York, uncovering a territory that is both real and imaginary."
LINK Setagaya »
One more ramen place to try.
LINK Castles »
in the NYC vicinity.
LINK GOOD Magazine's Tell Me More »
is an example of using a different communication vehicle to deliver messages to audiences who might otherwise glaze over an important topic.
Ignorance and bad judgement prevail on the shelves of Pinkberry. FYI, Pinkberry, lacking an "ounce" of originality, copied (down to physical store design) the South Korean yogurt chain, Red Mango.
LINK Heima »
Trailer for new Sigur Ros movie.
Since discovering a neighborhood lunch blog earlier this year (thanks to Judy!), we’ve been inspired to re-claim the joys of eating around our ‘hood. And every now and then we come across food so good or company so enjoyable that it’s worth sharing with you, our dedicated and patient readers.
With that thought, we begin our Notable Lunches column. A mix of catching up with old friends, making new ones, talking shop, and eating well. The way lunches should be.
For our inaugural post, we couldn’t think of a more befitting company to lunch with than the ladies of Front Studio, the architecture firm behind the little lunch blog that is getting some attention lately.
With Summer coming to an end, we decided to roll big and head over to Ed’s Lobster Bar, a purveyor of seafood goodness. Final verdict for their infamous lobster rolls: it’s good, but not quite $23 dollars good.
Things discussed: Marmite, natto beans, stinky tofu, California, mushrooms, and marketing/PR.
(see entry w/photo at a one and a two) »
Food at Ed's Lobster Bar. Part of our Notable Lunches series.
LINK MP3 Experiment Four »
brilliant.
At a new izakaya find in manhattan. Looks promising. »
LINK How to use "Furoshiki" »
Instructional diagrams on the fine art of wrapping.
LINK Vertical Player Repertory »
Il Tabarro on the Brooklyn waterfront.
LINK Graphical visualization »
Interesting visualization techniques.
LINK The Gowanus Studio Space »
"The Gowanus Studio offers space, equipment and much-needed support to emerging designers, artists and craftspeople."
Exhausted from the race: http://www.plasticity.com/post/1022 »
Enjoying the hints of crisp fall air. »
Riders relaxing before the Monday night fixed gear race.
Decided to participate in the fixed gear Summer Slam race after reading about it the week before. Earned my first spoke card for participatin'... it was a fun but brutal relay race in the dark.
LINK blik surface graphics »
custom and pre-made self-adhesive & removable decals for your walls.
LINK A Soviet Poster A Day »
Propaganda design.
A member of the Propeller cycling team took first place at this weekend's Prospect Park criterium while donning the HARVEST logo for the riders that followed.
LINK milkeggsvodka.com »
"A short story about life based on other peoples’ discarded grocery lists."
Enjoying a brooklyn backyard brunch with ken and kurt. »