Annette Koh
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“That robots, automation, and software can replace people might seem obvious to anyone who’s worked in automotive manufacturing or as a travel...
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On the future of learning
The Boston Review just finished a series on the future of learning inspired by a letter the San José State University...
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judge of the street in his corner office.
until i/we moved it across the street to a grander location. :)
when i was picking these photos to...
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Dennis Stock - San Diego Coastline, CA, 1968.
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MCL At Mouth of PE Subway MTA_0370 on Flickr.
Metropolitan Coach Lines streetcar no.5010 on one final excursion on the...
Reading about the flooding in the Philippines from the recent typhoon I was reminded of the make-do can-do scrappiness of one of the awesomest Asian cities.
But I don’t want to romanticize an essentially crappy situation: intensifying storms in an urbanized floodplain.
Photo from the 2009 floods caused by Tropical Storm Ketsana, which hit Manila on Sept. 26, as a “once-in-a-lifetime typhoon.” A month’s worth of rain deluged the city in the space of 12 hours and flooding submerged 80% of Manila.
