April 2, 2010
What we're reading #012
Each Friday we share our Web discoveries, mostly pulled from our RSS feeds and Twitter accounts. If there's something we should know about, please write to thesadbear [at] gmail [dot] com.Pitchfork guide to spring releases
Moscow by camera phone
Vinyl search
How to land a plane on a highway
[T]he FAA's Les Dorr, after looking through the database himself, put it to me in an e-mail: "Highway landings are rather more frequent than I would have thought."
Drug dealers' animals
At almost every turn at Villa Lorena, animals display indignities suffered at the hands of man. A caiman with a severed limb stretches under the tropical sun. A macaw with a sawed-off beak flutters in its cage. Luís, a cougar who once belonged to a drug trafficker, limps around his cage, the result of having a front leg cut off.
Labels: links, music, New York Times, photography
by Tony at 8:00 AM |
2 Comments:
Somewhat (but not really) related to the Moscow one:
Paris 26 Gigapixels
When I first got my phone and noticed the type of pictures it takes I had planned on doing some sort of gallery ... my thunder is stolen but I might still do it.
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