February 26, 2004
Lost in Lost in Translation
So i'm currently involved in a battle with a movie critic, Kikutsubo Day. Check it out.
Visual Assault: Boston -> Lost in Translation: An Argument
February 20, 2004
Newbury Street
Walking over to the comic store today, I took these pics.
Cherry Market, Newbury Street
Mitsubishi Eclipse with body kit
An amazing Porsche, anyone know which kind?
Balconies not commonly seen in Boston
February 05, 2004
Tremont and Newbury, Back Bay
I didn't want to loose my parking spot at the NEU parking lot today, so when I went to pay my rent I took the 1.5 mile walk up Columbus and Tremont to hand the check to them myself. I took my camera with me to get some shots of the city, as well as some graffiti for Boston: Visual-Assault. Here are a few highlight shots I took.
Between Columbus and Tremont: The side of an old factory building
Apartments behind Copley Plaza.
Alleyway between some apartments.
John Hancock building with Back Bay Station parking lot.
NYT: Geeks vs Technophobes
I read this interesting article over on the New York Times website today (registration required). Its basically about how technophobes are beginning to harm themselves and others with their unfounded fear of technology.
Geeks Put the Unsavvy on Alert: Learn or Log Off
February 03, 2004
Yuko Shimizu - Online Art
Really great art by Yuko Shimizu. yuko shimizu web portfolio
February 01, 2004
Family names Junior Son "2.0"
Jon Blake Cusack and his wife, Jamie, cuddle with their newborn son, Jon Blake Cusack 2.0, on Friday
HOLLAND, Michigan (AP) -- Tacking Jr. or II onto a boy's name is too common, a new father decided, so the self-described engineering geek took a software approach to naming his newborn son.
CNN.com - Engineering geek names son version 2.0 - Feb. 1, 2004