Trans­port

Unob­tain­able but bru­tal­ly lovely.
http://www.wired.com/autopia/2009/09/aston-martin-77/3/

R51 spot­ted in Greece.
http://www.bikeexif.com/bmw-r51

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Tech­nol­o­gy

Open source hard­ware. How much stor­age for how lit­tle cash? Just in
case you have a yen to start up a cloud stor­age com­pa­ny. Or own a
tru­ly awe inspir­ing porn collection.
http://www.crunchgear.com/2009/09/02/how-much-for-67-terabytes-try-7867/

Open­ing up the Kin­dle. In this case run­ning Lin­ux on it. I’m not sure
why you’d do this but it’s cool.
http://gadgets.boingboing.net/2009/09/02/photo-and-descriptio.html

The newest Man­hat­tan Project allows you to look at what your favorite
lit­tle chunk of NYC looked like in 1609. It’s hard to think of bears
in cen­tral park. But they’re here/there.
http://themannahattaproject.org/

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Images

Ross Racine draws imag­i­nary sub­urbs. Clean black and white aerial
images that either live in your dreams or will give the 3am
heebie-jeebies.
http://www.rossracine.com/artwork/artwork.html

Zoet­i­ca Ebb write in Coil­house about anoth­er one of her favorite books
from child­hood. Town in a Snuff­box. Once again the art­work in a
Russ­ian chil­dren’s books astounds.
http://coilhouse.net/2009/09/02/prince-odoevskis-town-in-a-snuffbox/

Ray-Mel Cor­nelius paints roost­ers (among oth­er things.) Every bit as
regal as the uni­formed pigeons.
http://www.raymelcornelius.com/rooster-man‑3.html

Lit­tle Red Rid­ing­hood as ani­mat­ed sta­tis­ti­cal illus­tra­tions. Or some
such. Just watch it. (And turn the vol­ume down if you’re in a cube.)
http://drawn.ca/2009/09/02/slagsmalsklubben-sponsored-by-destiny/

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