- Display of Names at Trade Center Memorial Is a Painstaking Process
- A look at designs submitted for the Slussen project in Stockholm
- Washington Post Claims, Without Evidence, That Public is “Outraged” by Obama Spending
- On Re-Regulation
- Will We Ever Get Market Street Right?
- Senator Schumer and the Tunnel From Nowhere
- Transit Time Map
- Cycling News Photographer Catches Drivers in the Act
- Photos: AT-ATs: not just for xmas
Housekeeping – Change of Feed Address
Please note: I had to change the RSS feed address in anticipation of a site redesign so I decided just to send them to FeedBurner. Please update your feeds to the New Smogr Feed address.
Carry on.
Glad to See Geithner & Bernanke Color Coordinating
After over three hours of listening (and sometimes watching) the Treasury Secretary Geithner and Federal Reserve Chair Bernanke testify at the House Financial Services Commitee hearing on efforts to prevent AIG from collapsing, I noticed one thing: Secretary Geithner and Federal Reserve Chair Bernanke sure know how to pick the ties out.
Tuesday, Are You Rated AAA?, Links
- Q: Will There Ever Be Vertical Farms In Manhattan? A: No.
- The Mortgage Monster and the Blame Game
- Detroit and the Limits to Urban Decline
- Rands on the building of the Brooklyn Bridge
- NPR’s All Things Considered interviews Kutiman about Thru-You
- GAO’s Report on HSR Recommends Significant Federal Role
- Curitiba Subway
- On Typeface Design: The first one’s the hardest
- Introducing Urbanism: Top Books for Curious Novices
- Grand, Gai Paris
- The Magic Bus?
- National Planning for America’s Cities
- Race in Transit
Legend of Zelda Theme on Two Tesla Coils
http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=3773677&server=vimeo.com&show_title=1&show_byline=1&show_portrait=0&color=ffffff&fullscreen=1
SexyBack vs. Legend of Zelda Theme on Two Tesla Coils from Trammell on Vimeo.
Creators of the original Singing Tesla Coils, the crew of ArcAttack uses high tech wizardry to present music in a whole new light.
ArcAttack employs a unique DJ set up of their own creation (an HVDJ set up) to generate an ‘electrifying’ audio visual performance. The HVDJ pumps music through a PA System while two specially designed DRSSTC’s (Dual-Resonant Solid State Tesla Coils) act as separate synchronized instruments.
These high tech machines produce an electrical arc similar to a continuous lightning bolt which put out a crisply distorted square wave sound reminiscent of the early days of synthesizers. The music consists of original highly dance-able electronic compositions that sometimes incorporates themes or dub of popular songs.
Read more about ArcAttack.
Pecha Kucha NY is Tonight
Featuring 12 speakers with DJ Jon Santos of Common Space, Live music by the Sam Barsh Band Food, and drinks.
- Daniel Perlin Listens Closely
- Eric Sanderson Maps Mannahatta
- Allegra Burnette Redesigns MoMA
- Tina Roth Eisenberg Blogs to Inspire
- Jonathan Harris Goes Whale Hunting
- Jay Parkinson Fixes Healthcare
- Dickson Despommier Farms Vertically
- Glen Cummings On NYHC-X
- Eviana Hartman Takes Apart Her Clothes
- Dan Fogelson Sells 122lbs. of Aluminum
- Deborah Fisher Sows Seed Bombs
- Paul D. Miller Samples Ice
At Le Poisson Rouge
158 Bleecker at Thompson
Tickets are $10 at the door
Doors 6:30 – Music 7:00 – Speakers 8:30
Monday, March Madness Stole My Weekend, Links
- BLDG Blog – Books Received and Reviewed
- Proposal: Buy a House, Get a Green Card
- Unsurprising: WTC Developer Looks To Port Authority For Help
- Darth Vader money
- Huge Coalition Lines Up Behind Ravitch’s MTA Rescue Plan
- You should be reading Second Avenue Sagas for all MTA Bailout News – Paterson spars with GOP as deadline nears
- Autotune
- On Renaming the Sears Tower: Edifice Complex
- Carol Baum: Welfare CEOs are Just Like John Galt – I agree: Atlas Shrugged is a stupid book
2009-03-20
Smogr Alert 4 – The Joshua Wentz Interview
In this episode I interview musician, designer and publisher Joshua Wentz of Sidedown.com – we talk about design history and style, the University of Cincinnati, Joshua’s Music, publishing a monograph, freelancing, Comic Sans, RPM Jukebox portal, and not watching the Television. The music which accompanies this podcast is by Joshua and is available (for free!) .
As always, you can listen inline below, download the podcast or subscribe via iTunes.
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