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The current Birder’s World features my little blurb about Calvert Vaux Park, the site at the mouth of Coney Island Creek where the Western Reef-Heron was found last year. There’s lots more there than just one rarity…
jim henson's time piece
george carlin, rip.
what to do with a baby bird too little to fly on our front stoop? well, now he's in a box. ALEX!!!
"Are you ready to celebrate? Well, get ready: We have ICE!!!!! Yes, ICE, *WATER ICE* on Mars! w00t!!! Best day ever!!" the Mars Phoenix Lander tweeted at about 5:15 pm.
hey, gif collectors!
dylan thomas under milk wood pt 1 pt 2
I am aware of all internet traditions.
http://video.google.com:80/videoplay?docid=3340274697167011147
what u think??
kea'd up
foot-loose and car-free
meet the tim meets his maker
heart attack at 58
staycation all i never wanted
staycation couldnt get away
Mr Bill, New Orleans and mastercard
This sounds like a great program! :-) Congrats b.
value priced computers.....(from economist article)
XO $100 laptop that cost $200 to make (Linux system)
Classmate by Intel $300 to $500
Asus Eee PC $299 to $549
stupid fucking politicians
grateful chucks
Google maps, what a joker. Thinking about taking a day off next week and going to a N. Carolina beach and I put in my zip code as starting point and N. Carolina beach as end point but I forgot the last number and the four digit number I did put evidently corresponds to Australia. So Google maps gives actual directions from a point in Australia up to the water's edge and then says, "kayak across the Pacific Ocean," 12,742 km. And then picks up again in Washington State and gives directions to NC. Total trip, "17,796 km, about 42 days, 17 hours."
rockefeller u symposium on evolution.
A place I sublet for a while a year or so ago is coming up for an even longer sublet soon. I think it will be available for ~6 months. It's on the corner of Canal and Eldridge which I think is a really great spot. And it's a super place, if a little bachelor pad-ish (of course that might be a plus.) When I lived there the shower and sink were in the apartment, but the toilet was in the hallway shared with a few others on the floor. But now there is a private toilet in the apartment making it a little nicer. This is a classic old New York LES building with lots of garment and fashion business and only a few loft like apartments. I guess this means something like: the building is dirty and industrial, but maybe that makes it sort of cool (very high celings, huge windows, exposed pipes.) Anyway, $2600/month - not cheap, but actually not a bad deal in the present market. And the subletter is a really nice guy. Just thought I'd throw it out there. Images are here.