The PaperNet
Aaron Straup Cope’s take on Moleskine City Books, only in a community generated wiki / printable profile, reviews, map and embedded QR Code kind of way. Really cool idea.
YouTube - Pilot’s eye view of a three day trip from Boston to Paris
Wow, pretty cool vid made for his little daughter. Looks like pilots get 1 day in between transatlantic flights. Interesting discussion of scrambled keypad security in the comments.
The World Is Not Flat (TwinF) | Our Travels, Your Experiences
Trave log of a Seattle couple on a year long trip around the world. They’re asking for suggestions of places to visit, things to see along the way from netizens who visit their site.
Flight Patterns - Aaron Koblin
Breathtakingly beautiful visualizations of air traffic over the United States. FAA flight data, visualized with Proce55ing, composited with After Effects or MAYA.
del.icio.us | art flight processing.org travel ucla video visualization
Hotel Puerta America - Madrid
Hotel chock full of design and interactive art in Madrid.
Live updated map of air traffic over the Bay Area and peninsula
10 minutes delayed, oddly enough
Newseum
Today’s front page layouts from papers around the world. Awesome.
The Lightning Field
Installation in Southwestern New Mexico by sculptor Water De Maria. Field of metal poles attracts lightning during the Southwest’s rolling thunderstorms. You can stay in a cabin at the site, but it’s spendy and no photography is allowed! (lame!!!)
Weird civilian employment website for the US armed forces stationed in Europe
Found on Google via on an old Ric Steeve’s guestbook entry.
San Francisco Esperanto club
They meet on saturdays, once a month. Can’t believe this club actually exists. I should attend with my mic in hand!
Young Eyes on Calcutta
British filmmaker Zana Briski taught childred in the red-light district of Calcutta how to use a camera. “Their snapshots—arresting portraits of their families, each other and the surrounding streets - capture a chaotic world as few outsiders could.”
From the Practical Nomad, a guide to airline ticket consolidators and “bucket shops”
He’s very adamant about the difference between domestic pricing and international pricing. Distinct systems, don’t use an agent whoe expertise lies in one system to book tickets for the other.
Hello
John is currently thinking and designing in San Francisco.
Projects
Message Muni
A simple and forgiving text messaging service for San Francisco Muni arrival times.
DSButtons.com
DS Buttons are an invitation to play.
Collaborators
Adam DuVander
of WifiPDX and Simplicity Rules fame.
Josh Heumann
Polaroid alchemist extraordinaire.
Sean Madden
The Pixelnomad.
Name Redacted
Qué mysterioso.
Tom Watson
Stays up late over at 110am.