5 ways life would be better if it were always daylight saving time Steve Calandrillo, University of Washington In my research on daylight saving time, I have found that Americans don’t like it when Congress messes with their clocks. In … Continue reading
Just a reminder of the URL. The view is better from the Bistro.
It happened about 12:20pm today. That’s the little parking lot across from St-James.
Having sent off the book, finally, my mind wanders to such little projects. The book is EXTREME WEATHER: and what to do about it.
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One of those occasions when it keeps getting better and better–and it winds up costing $50 for film and processing (corrected for inflation, that was likely $100 back in my grad student days). Fortunately, I was shooting with an iPhone … Continue reading
The 2019 monstrosity could be replaced by something smaller and cheaper (this one costs $10 and would not have taken three men three hours to install)):
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Yes, they are too small, as seen below, for the annotations to be legible. But my 11×14 prints line the corridor on the 26th floor leading outdoors (Skyline administrators like them well enough that they are considering a more permanent … Continue reading
They installed the shade sail this afternoon. It was quite breezy and it flapped–but without making a sound. Go take a look. It is not as wide as I had wanted; that gap near the wall means about three hours … Continue reading
Here’s the view that you can’t get from a Skyline window. They are still working on six levels of basement parking.
Only a few more weeks. They installed four anchor bolts last Friday. The sail will cover the chairs along the Rainier Corridor between the Mt.Rainier and Mt.Baker ends.
When I saw this collection of hard hats, with a crane overhead, I naturally wondered what had gone wrong. My telescope revealed a cluster of three pizza boxes.
Noticed the earth-moving at night? It is just rearranging loose dirt and lifting it up into waiting dump trucks. Here is serious excavation, scraping dirt down away from those long rods they dropped down those holes they drilled all around … Continue reading
And guess where it landed: They carried it inside the cathedral a minute later. It seems to be the latest in wedding photography.
