Before skateparks, before Supreme, before skating culture went mainstream, NYC was a wild and wooly beast. How can one not yearn for the bad old days, when punks on boards terrorized the hoards…
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That inspire, that I like, and that I hope you feel the same about
Before skateparks, before Supreme, before skating culture went mainstream, NYC was a wild and wooly beast. How can one not yearn for the bad old days, when punks on boards terrorized the hoards…
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Why wait for bed to gaze at the stars? Feast your eyes on some of the glorious starscapes on display here! It seems it might be a tad better place to starwatch from outer space than having your feet firmly planted on our ground.
The Stars as Viewed from the International Space Station. from AJRCLIPS on Vimeo.
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Chris Marker’s La Jetee (1962)
Does it ever feel we are all in the same small room, just doing the same thing over & over & over & over & over again? TANGO won the Oscar in 1980 for Best Short.
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Long before I saw Nancy Sinatra, “These Boots Were Made For Walking” struck a chord with me (and that was long before QT reintroduced her to the fanboys). I have seen many of her performances available on line now, but this one resonates in a particularly unique way. Lee Hazelwood was a treasure.
This song and performance is so innocent, and so not. It’s is joyful, yet corrupt. It speaks of a time when fun could be other things. Ah, they just don’t make them like they used to…
If we could see the future from the past, would we see it all in Marianne’s beauty on this clip? It’s not just the song: I find this beautiful and sad and full of information despite it’s simplicity.
And then compare & contrast with Marianne in 2010 (Thanks Mr. Rodman!)
Having had my bike seat stolen (until I got a bike seat lock) and watched the sculptural change of many more unfortunate bikes over the years, this time lapse of one year in the life of a locked bike caught my fancy.
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