Walker and Walker | rectangles, trapezoids, a pyramid and a fire on the horizon [south LA]: photo by Andrew Murr, 11 July 2018
Rawene: photo by bobsan88, 11 July 2018
Cash only [Adams Blvd, south LA]: photo by Andrew Murr, 12 July 2018
Western Ave. churchscape [south LA]: photo by Andrew Murr, 15 July 2018
Portra desert [Joshua Tree National Park, Mojave Desert]: photo by Andrew Murr, 13 July 2018
Sicilian wheat [central Sicily, near Valledolmo]: photo by Andrew Murr, 27 June 2018
Wingspan [LA]: photo by Andrew Murr, 4 October 2011
Albuquerque, New Mexico: photo by Jorge Guadalupe Lizárraga, 13 July 2018
Albuquerque, New Mexico: photo by Jorge Guadalupe Lizárraga, 13 July 2018
Albuquerque, New Mexico: photo by Jorge Guadalupe Lizárraga, 13 July 2018
Rawene: photo by bobsan88, 12 July 2018
Rawene, Hokianga, Northland: photo by bobsan88, 12 July 2018
The Metro | Paris Rectangular shape that fast moving objects can go though. Congrats to France on their World Cup win.: photo by Dean Terasaki, 29 June 2018
The Metro | Paris Rectangular shape that fast moving objects can go though. Congrats to France on their World Cup win.: photo by Dean Terasaki, 29 June 2018
The Metro | Paris Rectangular shape that fast moving objects can go though. Congrats to France on their World Cup win.: photo by Dean Terasaki, 29 June 2018
Turkey's last nomads roam Anatolia: Half a century ago, 1,000 nomadic Yoruk families roamed the Anatolian steppe but now there are just 86 Photo Osman Orsal: image via Reuters Pictures @reuterspictures, 14 July 2018
Elon Musk overlooking the remains of F9R | Out on the battlefield... as the fires still burn. "How Not to Land an Orbital Rocket Booster" — the incredible SpaceX Blooper Reel just came out. My videos were incorporated, including this image. On Aug 22, 2014, we were at the Texas facility and witnessed the final F9R test flight. We started the day with a fun DQ binger, and as we drove out to the launch site, I joked about the big bada boom to come. Not sure why. It was the first flight with three engines going, and a lot more fuel than prior flights. It arched over and something was clearly wrong. Then BOOM!I suggested to Elon that we should go out to the debris field for post-flight analysis... and artifact collecting! Someone tried to cheer Elon up with a quote about learning coming from life's failures. Elon replied: “Given the options, I prefer to learn from success.” That is the quote I am using on the placards for the wreckage remains.: photo by Steve Jurvetson, 10 September 2017
Elon Musk overlooking the remains of F9R | Out on the battlefield... as the fires still burn. "How Not to Land an Orbital Rocket Booster" — the incredible SpaceX Blooper Reel just came out. My videos were incorporated, including this image. On Aug 22, 2014, we were at the Texas facility and witnessed the final F9R test flight. We started the day with a fun DQ binger, and as we drove out to the launch site, I joked about the big bada boom to come. Not sure why. It was the first flight with three engines going, and a lot more fuel than prior flights. It arched over and something was clearly wrong. Then BOOM!I suggested to Elon that we should go out to the debris field for post-flight analysis... and artifact collecting! Someone tried to cheer Elon up with a quote about learning coming from life's failures. Elon replied: “Given the options, I prefer to learn from success.” That is the quote I am using on the placards for the wreckage remains.: photo by Steve Jurvetson, 10 September 2017
A Reddit excursion into the DQ bingers with Elon Musk in Texas: photo by Steve Jurvetson, 24 December 2014
Girl with red hair [KTown, LA]: photo by Andrew Murr, 14 July 2018
Hollywood Hills: photo by Andrew Murr, 12 July 2018
Portra desert [Joshua Tree National Park, Mojave Desert]: photo by Andrew Murr, 13 July 2018
Sicilian wheat [central Sicily, near Valledolmo]: photo by Andrew Murr, 27 June 2018
Wingspan [LA]: photo by Andrew Murr, 4 October 2011
Albuquerque, New Mexico: photo by Jorge Guadalupe Lizárraga, 13 July 2018
Albuquerque, New Mexico: photo by Jorge Guadalupe Lizárraga, 13 July 2018
Albuquerque, New Mexico: photo by Jorge Guadalupe Lizárraga, 13 July 2018
Rawene: photo by bobsan88, 12 July 2018
Northland
Now, as the sea birds
circle the sky above Northland
you will not take my hand, my love
and go with me to Northland
and my heart is as desolate
as a solitary pier, my love
on a gray deserted beach
beneath th'occluded sun
of far secluded Northland
and O, O, you would not go! *
* "perhaps silly, yet no less silly than the day before!"
Rawene, Hokianga, Northland: photo by bobsan88, 12 July 2018
The Metro | Paris Rectangular shape that fast moving objects can go though. Congrats to France on their World Cup win.: photo by Dean Terasaki, 29 June 2018
The Metro | Paris Rectangular shape that fast moving objects can go though. Congrats to France on their World Cup win.: photo by Dean Terasaki, 29 June 2018
The Metro | Paris Rectangular shape that fast moving objects can go though. Congrats to France on their World Cup win.: photo by Dean Terasaki, 29 June 2018
A horse is stranded on a rooftop after torrential rain in Kurashiki, Okayama Prefecture, Japan Photo @Peace Winds Japan/Handout via REUTERS: image via Reuters Pictures @reuterspictures, 9 July 2018
Turkey's last nomads roam Anatolia: Half a century ago, 1,000 nomadic Yoruk families roamed the Anatolian steppe but now there are just 86 Photo Osman Orsal: image via Reuters Pictures @reuterspictures, 14 July 2018
elon doubles down all over again on blast impact at the dq binger
Elon Musk overlooking the remains of F9R | Out on the battlefield... as the fires still burn. "How Not to Land an Orbital Rocket Booster" — the incredible SpaceX Blooper Reel just came out. My videos were incorporated, including this image. On Aug 22, 2014, we were at the Texas facility and witnessed the final F9R test flight. We started the day with a fun DQ binger, and as we drove out to the launch site, I joked about the big bada boom to come. Not sure why. It was the first flight with three engines going, and a lot more fuel than prior flights. It arched over and something was clearly wrong. Then BOOM!I suggested to Elon that we should go out to the debris field for post-flight analysis... and artifact collecting! Someone tried to cheer Elon up with a quote about learning coming from life's failures. Elon replied: “Given the options, I prefer to learn from success.” That is the quote I am using on the placards for the wreckage remains.: photo by Steve Jurvetson, 10 September 2017
Elon Musk overlooking the remains of F9R | Out on the battlefield... as the fires still burn. "How Not to Land an Orbital Rocket Booster" — the incredible SpaceX Blooper Reel just came out. My videos were incorporated, including this image. On Aug 22, 2014, we were at the Texas facility and witnessed the final F9R test flight. We started the day with a fun DQ binger, and as we drove out to the launch site, I joked about the big bada boom to come. Not sure why. It was the first flight with three engines going, and a lot more fuel than prior flights. It arched over and something was clearly wrong. Then BOOM!I suggested to Elon that we should go out to the debris field for post-flight analysis... and artifact collecting! Someone tried to cheer Elon up with a quote about learning coming from life's failures. Elon replied: “Given the options, I prefer to learn from success.” That is the quote I am using on the placards for the wreckage remains.: photo by Steve Jurvetson, 10 September 2017
Elon Musk overlooking the remains of F9R | Out on the battlefield... as the fires still burn. "How
Not to Land an Orbital Rocket Booster" — the incredible SpaceX Blooper
Reel just came out. My videos were incorporated, including this image. On
Aug 22, 2014, we were at the Texas facility and witnessed the final F9R
test flight. We started the day with a fun DQ binger, and as we drove
out to the launch site, I joked about the big bada boom to come. Not
sure why. It was the first flight with three engines going, and a lot
more fuel than prior flights. It arched over and something was clearly
wrong. Then BOOM!I suggested to Elon that we should go out to the debris field for post-flight analysis... and artifact collecting! Someone
tried to cheer Elon up with a quote about learning coming from life's
failures. Elon replied: “Given the options, I prefer to learn from
success.” That is the quote I am using on the placards for the wreckage remains.: photo by Steve Jurvetson, 10 September 2017
We were wailin' away
at the Dairy Queen when Elon came up with one of his crazy ideas and
when that happens everybody listens up because Elon runs the show and
it's his way or the highway and this is Texas so the highway seems like maybe not the best idea, out here a highway might run off 200 miles straight into
the middle of nowhere and if you get lost or make a wrong turn and
aren't linked into GPS, you're soon going to wish you'd done it Elon's
way
A Reddit excursion into the DQ bingers with Elon Musk in Texas: photo by Steve Jurvetson, 24 December 2014
A Reddit excursion into the DQ bingers with Elon Musk in Texas: photo by Steve Jurvetson, 24 December 2014
A Reddit excursion into the DQ bingers with Elon Musk in Texas: photo by Steve Jurvetson, 24 December 2014
2 comments:
Might have put me in mind of someone we know, this. Don't know why.
Stan Ridgway: Big Dumb Town, from Black Diamond (1996)
Now when the city was in flame you were on the phone
Sellin' fire hoses at a premium loan
Yeah the bankers all smile but when you pass they frown
You're just a little too smart for a big dumb town
Now we seen you drivin' down the boulevard
You throw that trash but not in your backyard
But like Newton and the apple what goes up comes down
You're still a little too smart for a big dumb town
We'll all applaud when you break on through
"He's a genius, boys, but then we always knew..."
Yeah, lofty possibilities, you never had a doubt
We'd all scream from the bleachers when you'd always strike out
But now you're way out in front and you look glory bound
You're just a little too smart for a big dumb town
Now when the world is over, clocks run outta wind
Somebody will scrape through the ruins and find
A little picture of you and in a file they found
Sayin' just a little too smart for a big dumb town
Now you speak so soft but in your heart you're cold
In a tower of glass you've got a mountain of gold
Yeah you talk real sharp but we'll soon cut you down
You're still a little too smart for a big dumb town
Stan Ridgway: It's a Lonely Town
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