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17 January 2004 |
Ceiling [FTrain]
Paul Ford was possibly going to sleep on my floor on the way back to
the States, but bad things happened in New York and he didn't. I regret
we've not met, yet. I'm hoping to visit NY before US entry requirements
include a colonic lavage and full-body CAT scan. Maybe we can hang out
and be alienated together, if that's allowed.
11:52:37 PM
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The Different Kinds of Trains
Fast, clean, rushing through a sunlit green landscape on smooth, silver rails, into the future.
Wooden cattle trucks head into a dead end track. The occupants who are
still alive wonder what's next. The small ones see a flash of grass
through a crack and want to run and play. The train finally
stops. They hear shouting. What's next?
Heading into Germany from Poland, the escapee stares out of the train
window, trying to look natural, breathe normally, praying none of the
soldiers or others on the train will talk to him and recognise his
accent.
I'm just a beaurocrat, the suited man thinks. I don't make the
decisions. I have my wife and children to think of. I have a job to do.
Planning. Removing bottlenecks. Results.
For once I sat in the dining car, and ate a good meal, speeding back to London and bad news.
Fuji.
Just Fuji.
11:22:12 AM
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Dozign - some nice photography and other work. [Design Is Kinky]
Update: This is one of the best portfolios of work in various media I have seen for a long time.
10:58:46 AM
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War from the air The BBC have posted a few examples
from an World War II aerial reconnaissance photograph library which is
apparently being put on-line. I don't have any more information about
the library, as the link disappeared almost as soon as I saw it. The
final two images are particularly chilling.
Update: The pictures are from the Aerial Reconnaissance Archive. (They go live on Monday, so the link may not work yet).
Update to the update: The ARA site is apparently overloaded at the moment, so it is currently just showing a holding page. Hopefully it will come back up once the initial excitement is over.
8:45:08 AM
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And there's more
Before I go to bed, I must just point to Design Is Kinky's current splash screen.
I'm gone.
12:20:52 AM
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© Copyright 2005 Julius Welby.
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Photography links Weblogs Design and Tech Culture Local etc.
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