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Who thinks this about anything?

Catching up with some of my rss feeds found this nice little photo over at Flora Douvillea blog about Parisian Life:

Reminded me of a photo I took a few weeks ago at Coney Island:

A sort of visual association game Brooklyn’s answer to Paris but what’s interesting is the comparions go deeper. That wire structure towering outside the Brooklyn Cyclone’s MCU Park has, according to wikipedia, been named the Eiffel tower of Brooklyn. The comparions between Brooklyn USA and Paris FR go further as well. Grand Army Plaza

is also called Brooklyn’s Arc de Triomphe. What’s with the overlap? To my knowledge Manhattan doesn’t look for such parity. If it means beautiful structures to pretty up the place I guess I’ll take it.

vertical living. from kim gee on Vimeo.

My friend Kim put together this dizzying but fun video of NYC life told through her feet and stairs. I’ve been thinking recently about life as a New Yorker with all the summer visitors and what I can say is that Kim you are not alone, the amount of stairs in our life is astounding and fascinating.

Really neat visualization technique to communicate a complex subject.

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I think I’ve found the end of the internet. We’ve thought of everything. www.peopletalkingonbananas.com

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Monkey’s eating Jello video (via Vitamin Briefcase)
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Which Paris?? image (via chicken crap)
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imagine waking up tomorrow… image (via PaperTissue)
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If they invented a way to have sex over the internet web comic (via a softer world)
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Tim Buckley image (via Nerd Boyfriend)
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This is one of the coolest pics I’ve seen in a long time. (via Near Future Laboratory)
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Quiet the lizard brain

Seth Godin: Quieting the Lizard Brain from 99% on Vimeo.

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