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1. week 31, day 213
2. time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana.–Groucho Marx
3. americanSplendour by Cornershots
4. breaking the grid by MDPNY

1. today, one of my photos is featured on the front page of Chicago Public Radio (WBEZ).
2. if you surfed here looking for a larger version of the featured shot, look here
3. i have other photos of the storm here, here, here, and here.
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5. yellow tinted crack by never drown out…
6. Gleacher ViewsÖ by Looper
7. bridge between the gap by whateverland
8. San Francisco by chromogenic
9. unicycler in a snowstorm by cary conover
10. apparently i’m not the only one that took this picture… see here

1. Scaramouche
2. Fandango
3. Galileo

1. Markov property

1. I’m back from a quick trip to my Alma Mater.
2. I-80
3. Brain-machine interfaces. Check out this web-focus @ Nature.com. As soon as they commercially develop this technology, I’d have it installed.

1. nonsense.
2. Be patient (wait for 1:55 of 3:34).
3. All of the crazies are out

1. There’s nothing like Veuve Clicquot to celebrate a major accomplishment.
2. She is the best!

1. map
2. President Bush ate dinner (celebrated his 60th) in my hood last night @ the Chicago Firehouse. It made parking my car difficult. I didn’t take pictures of him or the secret service, but I did wish that I could sit him down and tell him what I thought about Love, Money, and War.
3. Minimiam

1. Week 27, day 187
2. map
3. go ahead and try

1. photomap
2. Happy 4th
3. Chicago’s July 3rd Fireworks Finale movie (from a boat on the lake)
4. Expecting – Kagga Kama from Gosu
5. CUx2 by Greyscalegorilla
6. Fourth of July Reminder from Runs With Scissors @ Flickr

1. architecture
2. A wolf at the door

1. Location. photomap
2. Billie Jean. (see minute 3:41 ::: I wish I could do that)
3. The future of the pharmaceutical industry will stem from computational protein folding algorithms. D.E. Shaw may be one of the leaders.