Weekend 683.0
“…for the growing good of the world is partly dependent on unhistoric acts; and that things are not so ill with you and me as they might have been, is Continue Reading →
“…for the growing good of the world is partly dependent on unhistoric acts; and that things are not so ill with you and me as they might have been, is Continue Reading →
He carried it away jealously, like a treasure. — Émile Vuillermoz This post is all over the place, but when I’m sitting at my desk, I never know where my Continue Reading →
It’s an abbreviated weekend because of work travel but trundling to my year-end sabbatical. (1) A Limited-Edition Brompton Folding Bike That Turns Your Commuting Into Art (Momentum Mag)
(1) Inside Brompton: a pioneering provider of folding bicycles for fifty years (Wallpaper) (2) History has a rhythm and this is eerily relevant. A quote from The Brothers York: An Continue Reading →
Nice holiday weekend. I saw fireworks with a friend and drank gratuitous amounts of coffee. This post does a great job of representing my interests— Bermuda, Disney (before Eisner and Continue Reading →
(1) Behind the scenes at the Brompton factory in west London as Britain’s biggest bike firm turns 50 (The Standard) (2) The Most Hated Building in New York (YouTube)
“But I’ve read this script and the costume fits, so I play my part(s).” — Cleopatra “It was the end of a rainbow, large and brilliant. He could count all Continue Reading →
“If one color were removed from everyday sight, do you think anyone would notice? How about two or three colors?” — Carrie Bucalo (1) Brompton celebrates 50th with new models Continue Reading →
(1) Check Out What Went Down at The Brompton World Championships London (HYPEBEAST) (2) Bromley aiming to ‘smash doors open’ in first EFL season (BBC Sport) Limestone ArchivesFootball in Cinema
The Challenge: Recreate a typical UK football weekend in the US using mass transit. The destination was Foxborough, Massachusetts for a New England Revolution versus Orlando City SC match. The Continue Reading →