Web and app developer. Coffee, beer, and running, in any order.
Finished Cibola Burn. Overall I liked it, but it slowed for me about three-quarters of the way through as the “what else could go wrong” kept happening.
Murtry is an intense character and much of the book had a sense of dread because of him.
A big theme seemed to be the inevitability of catastrophe; something that can’t be avoided, only handled.
We’ve seen…increased road congestion that the BeltLine was always meant to relieve. Density makes sense along a transit corridor, but take away this key ingredient and you’re left with a linear park for the privileged few, which was never the intention.
Atlanta needs more transit and fewer people trying to pull the ladder up behind them.
Brilliant! These guys hid a Mike Wazowski shrine in a library. The reaction shots are pretty good, but I’m more impressed by the effort that went into the build.
(Via Waxy)
That’s amazing! But also how about that bizarre tangent with the Chinese company drama? What?!
The bulk of our experience has been with dogs, and a bit of, ahem, variation in consistency is not unusual.