A beautiful old bicycle with a fitting headlight and speedometer. Seen
in the LES.
LINK Raging bowls »
Todo: try the Tonkotsu ramen at Village Yokocho.
LINK Trapped in the Closet »
Never been a fan of R. Kelly but the storytelling here is genius.
LINK Twitter's Drinking Water Strategy »
"It occurs to us that paying to have water bottled and shipped to our office when clean drinking water flows from the tap is silly, to say the least. In fact, some might even say it’s socially, ecologically, and financially irresponsible."
Just looked at my sent box for the day. 49 emails sent, but it felt like 100. »
LINK Nalgene Kits »
A smart way to sell more of what Nalgene already produces: containers.
LINK Nighttime bike race skirts rules »
Fixed-gear races on Monday nights at Prospect Park.
LINK 50 Manifestos »
from 50 influential architects and designers of our time.
LINK Design Remixed »
Stella Bugbee (who co-founded Honest in the early days) speaks at the Soho Apple store on Wednesday, Aug 15th.
Unfortunately it was already disengaged for the day so I didn't get to
hear it.
On my way home I encountered a lady riding what she called an organ
bicycle.
As seen from Staten Island.
A structure set up during WWII to defend NY ports.
The only good find of the day: a park by the historical Conference
House. We ate lunch and semi-napped.
A 50 mile day of cycling Staten Island for Karen's birthday. Verdict:
we're passing on any future tours of this lackluster borough.
Catching up with Caroline over brunch at her new place.
LINK Product packaging »
keeps getting fancier in an attempt to differentiate. "... in the next few years, Pepsi drinkers may smell a sweet aroma that is sprayed out when they pop open Pepsi cans — such as a wild cherry scent misting from a Wild Cherry Pepsi can." Nasty.
Since 2005, this little site has been diligently picking up pieces of my content from various social sites like Flickr, del.icio.us, and others. Despite that, this site has never shown anything more than the snapshot of content from the last 20 days.
Since all that content was been sitting idle behind the scenes, I decided to take some time out and create a way to paginate through 2 years worth of photos, links, and posts.
Now that it’s done, it’s strangely rewarding now to look back at the long trail of stuff and remember what I was thinking when I snapped a photo or wrote about something. And it reminds me of the very reason we decided to build SuprGlu. We had hoped others would find enjoyment in “time-capsuling” their various activities and contribution to the web in one place, and I think we’re still right on about that. (around this page is when we launched SuprGlu back in ‘05!) »
(4 comments)LINK 10 Ways to Keep Europe Within Reach »
The dollar is at an all-time low against the Euro right now but can’t let that spoil the fun at Prague in a couple weeks.
Lunching at the new Rice on Elizabeth location. Same good food in a much roomier space.
LINK A handy chart »
to give you the overview of where each Election ‘08 candidate stands on popular issues.
Spent the last 15 minutes ogling the just released and much more beautiful iMac. »
LINK Rocket Science »
comes out on Aug 10th.
LINK Single-take music videos »
Impressive collection of lo-fi and hi-fi creativity without the special effects.
LINK Anymails »
Interesting visualization tool for emails.
LINK A comprehensive list of outdoor movie spots »
reminds me just how good summer in NYC is.
Still looking for the perfect keychain...
Submitted to The Items We Carry pool .
LINK Haruki Murakami's essay »
on his journey to becoming a novelist via his love for music.
What summer evenings are all about.
LINK Stickers »
The unstoppable MOO crew just released the very cool StickerBooks. Easy sticker making from you Flickr and such.