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August 31, 2005
Floral Delivery
Posted by jpchan at 9:15 AM
Filed under: City Life
August 30, 2005
On The 4
(4 Train, Nevins St Station, Brooklyn)
Posted by jpchan at 9:22 AM
Filed under: Subways
August 29, 2005
Two Cameras, Zero Focus
Posted by jpchan at 9:01 AM
Filed under: Myself
August 28, 2005
C.I. Dusk
Posted by jpchan at 12:27 PM
Filed under: Peoples
August 27, 2005
Reach!
Posted by jpchan at 2:42 PM
Filed under: Peoples
August 26, 2005
Smoke Condition 1
Posted by jpchan at 8:37 AM
Filed under: City Life
August 25, 2005
Smoke Condition 2
Posted by jpchan at 10:08 AM
Filed under: City Life
August 24, 2005
Smoke Condition 3
Posted by jpchan at 8:42 AM
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Filed under: City Life
August 23, 2005
BWAC~CAWB
Posted by jpchan at 8:33 AM
Filed under: Places
August 22, 2005
Sitting In The Park
Posted by jpchan at 7:36 AM
Filed under: Places
August 21, 2005
Bowling Orange
Can anyone tell me where the geo-socio-linguistic border between OR-inge and arnge is? I only recently discovered that it exists, but I don't know where to find it.
(Bowling Green Station, Manhattan)
Posted by jpchan at 10:18 AM
Filed under: Subways
August 20, 2005
Lake Hopatcong
Posted by jpchan at 10:07 AM
Filed under: Places
August 19, 2005
Sidewalk Sisters
Posted by jpchan at 8:26 AM
Filed under: City Life
August 18, 2005
Roosevelt Island 10044
Posted by jpchan at 8:15 AM
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Filed under: Places
August 17, 2005
Chinatown Manpower
Posted by jpchan at 8:35 AM
Filed under: Chinatown
August 16, 2005
Twenty-Five Cent Elephant
Posted by jpchan at 8:23 AM
Filed under: Chinatown
August 15, 2005
Overcast/Manhattan Bridge
(Manhattan Bridge)
Posted by jpchan at 7:27 AM
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Filed under: Places
August 14, 2005
Back Of The Cab
(5 Av, Manhattan)
Posted by jpchan at 11:54 PM
Filed under: Places
August 13, 2005
Well Into The Hundreds
In New York summers get hot, well into the hundreds
You can't walk around the block without a change of clothing
Hot as a hairdryer in your face
Hot as a handbag and a can of mace
In New York, I just got a place in New York
New York, New York
(12:27 p.m., Brooklyn)
Posted by jpchan at 12:29 PM
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Filed under: Signs
August 12, 2005
Help Prevent Wrong Routes
Posted by jpchan at 8:25 AM
Filed under: Subways
August 11, 2005
In Re Coast v. Coast
Most of the younger – and even many of the older – rappers I regularly work with insist that the east coast/west coast schism is a phenomenon of the hip-hop era. They soon learn the error of their beliefs, however, when I take them on a little field trip to Battery Park and give them a history lesson about this memorial – and its rival in San Francisco.
Posted by jpchan at 11:44 AM
Filed under: Places
August 10, 2005
If You Were Still A Pill
Posted by jpchan at 8:04 AM
Filed under: Signs
August 9, 2005
Jackson Heights
Posted by jpchan at 8:31 AM
Filed under: Places
August 8, 2005
Monday is Cat Week: Feline Felicitations
The Monday is Cat Week Experience:
Hollaback Cat
Black, White, Trendy
Bidalasana
Marla in the Superunknown
Four Felines
Hello Beckoning Kittys
Paws
Posted by jpchan at 8:13 AM
Filed under: Monday Is Cat Week
August 7, 2005
Between Cars
(Union Square Station, Manhattan)
Posted by jpchan at 11:17 AM
Filed under: Subways
August 6, 2005
"Please"
Posted by jpchan at 6:30 PM
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Filed under: Peoples
August 5, 2005
Sculpture for Living
Posted by jpchan at 8:25 AM
Filed under: Places
August 4, 2005
Editor's Correction
This sentence from the August 3, 2005 jpchan.com Back To School Computer Buyer’s Guide should have appeared with the following correction:
“Apple’s all-in-one eMac is stylish, affordable, and an excellent replacement for your spyware-ridden Windows laptop desktop.”
We regret the error and any purchasing decisions it may have influenced.
Posted by jpchan at 8:36 AM
Filed under: Geekout
August 3, 2005
Absolut Unintended?
I haven't seen an Absolut vodka ad in a while, but apparently they've returned with a vengeance.
Posted by jpchan at 8:34 AM
Filed under: Places
August 2, 2005
A Million Suds
Posted by jpchan at 8:27 AM
Filed under: Places
