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June 2009
The Ride Journal | Home
by jerome
May 2009
Why trains run slower now than they did in the 1920s. - By Tom Vanderbilt - Slate Magazine
by karlcow
aaaah ce pays de progrès.The aforementioned Montreal Limited, for example, circa 1942, would pull out of New York's Grand Central Station at 11:15 p.m., arriving at Montreal's (now defunct) Windsor Station at 8:25 a.m., a little more than nine hours later. To make that journey today, from New York's Penn Station on the Adirondack, requires a nearly 12-hour ride.
issue sixteen: find joy « this joy ride
by blackgoldfish
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April 2009
Billabong XXL 2009 : Vidéos des vainqueurs
by Bodhi
Inhabitat » Beautiful Lake Huron Floating House by MOS
by karlcow
& 1 other
construct a floating house and make it so you can tug it to it’s new home. This beautiful, 1-bedroom lake cabin, designed by MOS, rests on a platform of steel pontoons that allows the house to ride with the fluctuations of the lake.
March 2009
Contrail Biking Community Tool
by xibe
The small apparatus attaches to any bike's seat tube and applies a thin layer of chalk powder in one of several colors to the rear tire.
The result is an eye-catching streak that traces wherever you ride. In addition to visually enhancing the street, it serves as a directional guide for subsequent cyclists and a constant reminder to motorists that they should share the road.
February 2009
Opera web standards curriculum: JavaScript in town! - By Opera's Developer Relations Team
by xibe
& 1 other
The JavaScript articles you will read within do not come close to being a complete treatment of the topic; rather, they are intended to provide enough information to give readers a gentle ride towards getting comfortable enough with JavaScript to work with it in confidence, write simple scripts, debug code, and build a stable base from which to work towards more complicated techniques and specialisations.
January 2009
snubster - beta
by pooky_a
& 8 others
isolatr beta
by pooky_a
Introvertster
by pooky_a
No Pants Day 2K9 - Village Voice
by tehu
Tarifs cours de ski et école de ski. Réservation
by pierrejean.coudert
December 2008
Venice under water - The Big Picture
by marco
September 2008
jCarousel Lite
by Spone
& 1 other
Brooklyn Museum: Welcome
by sbrothier
& 1 other
August 2008
The Bower
by alexandre
April 2008
Earth Day 2008: Five Easy Steps To Save The World
by jst33z
March 2008
February 2008
Kevin Kelly -- The Technium
by springnet
January 2008
The Oil Drum | Shell Energy Futures
by karlcow
Indeed, the distant future looks bright, but getting there will be an adventure. At Shell, we think the world will take one of two possible routes. The first, a scenario we call Scramble, resembles a race through a mountainous desert. Like an off-road rally, it promises excitement and fierce competition. However, the unintended consequence of "more haste" will often be "less speed" and many will crash along the way. The alternative scenario, called Blueprints, has some false starts and develops like a cautious ride on a road that is still under construction. Whether we arrive safely at our destination depends on the discipline of the drivers and the ingenuity of all those involved in the construction effort. Technical innovation provides for excitement.
