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Anonymous wrote:

Welcome to our high gas prices. In Far North in Alaska, Gas prices range from $4.58 to over $6.73 a gallon. Do like us, in winter snow machines and in summer, four wheelers. I agree with...


Janni wrote:

A Car Alarm System can also provide you lots of other convenient feaures like remote start or smart owner detection. Smart owner detection will sense your remote as you approach the car...


Janni wrote:

Personally I cannot drive my car as much as I would like to. I actually have to limit my driving and make priorities of when do I really have to go somewhere.


Scott wrote:

the diving boards were done away with after the summer of 2000 - presumably the renovation was done the following fall/winter


Anonymous wrote:

Oh. I thought it might have been modified on the shape. It does currently look boomerang. I never looked at it from aerial views when I was young so that confirms it's always been that way. I...


Scott wrote:

boomerang, L Shaped its just a matter of interpretation - you could be right. But beyond filling in the deep section to the point where it is now a five foot (instead of an 11.5 foot deep...


Anonymous wrote:

the section 3 pool looks like it may have been reshaped over the years. i sort of remember it more of an L shape rather than boomerang.


steve wrote:

Wendy, did you live on the 4th floor?

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Back after a delay

It's been a number of weeks since the last post, but I am back in town and can hopefully devote some time for a post here and there. For the most part, I've been busy with a few home projects, planning some social events, writing a grant application here - and preparing a 501(c)(3) application […]

Fun with the new color camera


What makes Lee Friedlander's pictures good?

A recent Slate.com explores the photography of Lee Friedlander in "What Makes Lee Friedlander's Pictures Good?"
The history of modern art photography is, to a great extent, the history of the tension between the painterly photograph and the snapshot.
For decades after its beginnings in the mid-19th century, photography was a (seemingly) simple matter of recording the […]

Advice on Purchasing a Condo/Coop in a Converted Building

There was an excellent article in today's Star Tribune, "Fixer-upper condo units?", which provides some sound lessons to consider before buying a condo in a building that has been converted.
"Anybody buying a condo or townhouse should look past their unit," she said. "You're not just buying your unit — your ownership includes the whole complex."
Brown […]

Photos on this website have moved to Flickr

Over the last few years I've taken a number of photos. I've scanned some of these in and have been posting them on this website under various categories.
Overall, this has become sort of a chore. Not only does the whole process take a while (scanning them in, resizing the photos, and then plugging them into […]

Photos from Venezuela

I've posted some photos from my trip to Venezuela.

They are available at:
http://flickr.com/photos/zkorb/tags/venezuela/

If you have flash, I've found the slideshow to be a pretty nice feature:
http://flickr.com/photos/zkorb/tags/venezuela/show/

Why are there delays at airports?

For most people, living at airport is both a moderate blessing, and more than moderately, a headache. Hub airports offer a range of direct flights to other airports. They also offer fewer choices and on average, probably higher fares (due to reduced competition). What I didn't realize is that hubs may also offer fliers […]