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March 31st, 2009 The thing about L.A. before you even land is the lights. Everywhere. Like a circuit board. Beneath or at least near each is a story, a life, a world. Only a glance and I’m reminded of that. It’s late, but I know the way it would look in the sunlight, the circuit boards stretching between Read the rest of Take offs March 2nd, 2009 It has been a bit of one of those weekends for me — not to complain to strangers, though — I’ll let the images speak for themselves. Highlights include an afternoon on campus at USC, to a Saturday afternoon visit to the Bicycle district at Heliotrope and Melrose, and a quick jaunt up the Read the rest of Seen This Week: Feb. 23 – Mar 2 February 26th, 2009 For about a year I’ve had an inadvertent subscription to New York Magazine. Somehow it just started appearing in my mailbox. I kinda thought perhaps I had tried to subscribe to The New Yorker, made some ridiculous mistake, then forgotten about the episode. Strangely, none of my credit card or bank Read the rest of From New York to Jollibee and Back Again February 23rd, 2009 February 20th, 2009 I’m in the midst of preparing some posts about the Expanding Vision of Sustainable Mobility summit hosted this week by the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena. In doing so, I’m semi-procrastinating by skimming long-ago bookmarked blog entries and Web sites I set aside for reference in my Read the rest of Adaptive Reuse: Parking Meters to Bike Racks |
      
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