Adventures on the Atlanta MARTA subway system.
On way to airport.
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February 2011
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I havee never seen Robbie Brown (@robbiebrown) in a suit. Weird.
Church.
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A visit to the south. Stuffed animals galore.
There is even a room for the hunters to spray down their boots and pants.
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Pretty sketches by my friend Ann Kurrasch (@makergal)
For her class.
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Packed room for martin wattenberg at NICAR conference.
Storytelling without words. Showing the living yield curve. Play back.
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Max Essex, who helped prove HIV transferred via sex. At Harvard African Students Association dinner
He was among the first to suspect that a retrovirus was cause of aids. And one of first to link animal and human retroviruses, to immunosuppressive disease. Newest book is Saturday is for Funerals.
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Huge crowd for @hackshackers boston at Boston Globe.
meetupbos.hackshackers.com/events/16117997/
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Sushirrito. Burrito sized sushi rolls. Supersize me ethnic style
Yummy. Filling.
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Bacon, pickle and ranch flavored dental floss.
Why limit to mint?
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Woman on bus in sf had chicken shaped purse.
I used to have a fish shaped one.
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My friends live off the grid in Santa Cruz. Composting toilets etc.
They user direct current, so outlets look like cigarette car sockets. Building on left is kitchen. On right is house.
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Crazy lines at San Tung restaurant in Sunset. Is the food really that amazing?
Over 2000 reviews on Yelp. Are these General Tsos chivken wings?
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Thank goodness the rains have stopped. Today you can see this
On my easy to Sausalito.
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Omg. The line at San Tung restsurant in Sunset District is insane. Now I see why 2000 yelo reviews
http://www.yelp.com/biz/san-tung-chinese-restaurant-san-francisco
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Problems with Mile End Deli Catering in Brooklyn (@mileendbrooklyn)
I love Mile End Deli food, Montreal Jewish cuisine available in Brooklyn. I’ve written about them about smoked meat (pastrami but so much better, and then contributed a photo to this bagels post (Montreal vs. New York, neverending rivalry). Plus I’ve eaten there a number of times.
I liked them enough to use them for a Hacks/Hackers event (we’ve had too much Asian food).
But after last night, we’ve discovered their catering service has a lot of problems, so I’d just to raise caution to those who are thinking of using them.
1) They forgot the brussel sprouts we had ordered for the vegetarians. (Okay, things like this happen. In and of itself I would not be a problem.)
2) They didn’t include the extra rye bread I had asked for, knowing there was a bad meat-to-bread ratio. I’ll admit they did not acknowledge it in my order, so I should have pushed harder. We were willing to pay for it.
3) But what really got us was that unlike almost every other catering service I have ever deal with in New York City (probably over 100), they don’t include plates, utensils and napkins. That really floored us. So the organizers had to scramble to buy that stuff minutes before our event began at not trivial cost.
It’s so standard in New York (and probably everywhere), that if they don’t include it, they should warn people. No where on their catering site does it let people know they have to provide their own.
I’ve sent them an email and will let you know what they say.
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Pink toe shoe sneakers. Surprisingly hard to get on first time
Left fourth toe was definitely confused.
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Dinner at The Kitchen in Millbrae with Martin Yan.
Included steamed pomelo skin.
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First time in a San Francisco bus. Think I prefer nyc ones
Whats with the brown?
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Harvard Book Store custom book printer does 1500 books a month. Future business model for bookstores?
Surprisingly robust.
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Korean American Food. Mac and Cheese tofo.
In San Mateo.
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Heirloom Cafe in the Mission District of San Francisco
The fettuccini with shaved truffles was excellent.
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This is something I've never seen before Clinique vending machine. At jfk.
I wonder what the market research was that found this was a good idea. Like do women and men impulse buy eye cream?
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Sunrise from jamaica station in queens.
I don’t I’ve ever been here this early
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Harvard Hall in the setting sun. Nice light.
Walking in all the snow.
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@avantgard. Your book at harvard bookstore in window
Week of publication
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Maxine Hong Kingston at @aaww 20th anniversary.
At Chamber Fine Arts Gallery in Chelsea. Full house.
— Sent from my Palm Pre. Forgive thumbos.
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