I'm having some transportation difficulties lately.
I broke the passenger-side mirror on our car pulling out of the garage.
Cost to fix: $450.
And today I was riding my bike into work. It was a little wet from the
rain. Coming down the hill into the office parking ramp, I took the turn
too fast. Trying to avoid the curb, my bike slid out from under me and I
ended up tasting some asphalt with my elbow. I wasn't seriously hurt
(though my elbow still hasn't stopped oozing -- yuck), but my bike hit the
curb and the front tire is fucked.
— September 12, 2005
Well knock me down and call me a yuppie. I actually saw something
Sky Mall that I want.
The
ReSource PowerStation is a desktop power strip for up to three
rechargable devices (cell phone, iPod, PDA, GameBoy, etc.). It hides the
cords and you always know where to find your stuff.
I think this would be pretty useful as it would help me eliminate the
ritual morning hunt for my cell phone.
— September 12, 2005
Jeremy Adam Smith:
The
Ten Stupidest Utopias! (via
Boing Boing)
I had no idea that Modernist architecture was so inspired by fascism. It
makes sense.
— September 12, 2005
I was at Home Depot (or Home Despot as my co-worker likes to call it) this
weekend and I saw this
cool ceiling fan there.

It looks like it's out the HQ from some gritty cop movie.
Also, it reminds me of the super-cool retro
Ecco fans (see also
Home Portfolio).
— September 12, 2005