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Skyler Inn (53 photos)

A long, winding mountain trail leads to this mid-19th century home. A former stage coach stop, The Roosevelts stayed there on several occasions. The home was originally built by a former sea captain, and its many intact architectural features include look out towers, stone fireplaces, carved mantels and railings, paneling from the old captain's boat, secret rooms and so much more. No amount of history nor quirky architecture will protect it from the bulldozers which are coming very soon.

Nanuet Mall Last Call (233 photos)

Now it's official. Effective January 31, 2012, the mall is closed. While the anchor stores remain open as planned, strangely, the two barber shops and Banchetto Feast decided to occupy the mall, buck the December 31st closing date, and remain open. All have finally closed and the demolition has begun (starting with asbestos abatement). Like the best explorations, it involved hiding from security on multiple occasions.

Protforio (47 photos)

Nothing to See Here (35 photos)

Move along

KHAAANNNN!kord Resort Hotel Leftovers (49 photos)

In 2008, the hotel at this location was demolished; the plan was to re-build the site with a billion-dollar race track and casino (big surprise). Despite that, the hotel's main buildings were concrete and steel construction, the owner spent millions demolishing the place and building new foundation pads for the future casino. None of the contractors got paid, so the work stopped abruptly and the empty lot is a "brownfield" to this day. A few buildings remain, and we explore them.

Goodbye Hotel (22 photos)

What a waste. After being away for 5 years, I came back to this. Truly the end of an era for exploring and for Catskills resorts. With the Pines Hotel now gone, with one less Catskills resort in the world, hotels in the Catskills are fading into the past faster than ever. But their time was long ago, and at last memories can rest in peace.

MBUSA @ 23A AKA/BHB&B (34 photos)

Elsewhere described here as the Blue Hill House, this dutch colonial home has stood empty since ca. 1996. Formerly located next to at least 2 other homes on a short dead-end spur of a county highway, all the properties adjacent to the street were purchased by a foreign car manufacturer who has yet to occupy the site for over a decade. The other two homes were demolished ca. 1997. Featuring late 1800 / early 1900 wallpaper and architectural flair. This building was possibly once a bed and breakfast, judging by (now missing) numbers that years ago adorned the interior doors.

Graffiti (208 photos)

Lollapalooza 2011 Day 3 (88 photos)

Lollapalooza 2011 Day 2 (32 photos)

Lollapalooza 2011 Day 1 (86 photos)

60 bands I've never heard of followed by Afrojack, OK Go, and Muse all at the same time.

Lollapalooza Westbound (80 photos)

The road trip to Chicago was fairly uneventful but did include photoshopped vaginae.

School's Out With Fever (32 photos)

I am a sucker for active construction sites. A white hard hat and dust mask go a long way in life. I go elevator surfing on a new MRL elevator. Then I drive out to see my old friends Jennie and Steven who have been feeling ill lately...

TS Merge (344 photos)

TS Marilyn Photos (288 photos)

Waterhouse Website (526 photos)

Lance TS Photos (56 photos)

BINGO (48 photos)

Elevators (107 photos)

Photos of elevators, hoistways, machine room components, controllers, and more. Everything an elevator fan could ask for.

Escalators (22 photos)

Photos of escalators and people movers from around the world

Tomahawk Resort Hotel (56 photos)

Returning to a famous abandoned resort nestled deep within an "Indian reservation". The day began with a rather ominous encounter with a group of scrappers, and ended with the caretaker's unleashed Rottweiler pursuing us until we left.

Lance 5/13 Photos (602 photos)

Bare Mountainin' (53 photos)

Not at all abandoned in fact, the famous Bear Mountain Inn is now a very active construction site. It sat vacant and disused since 2005 to the dismay of many park lovers. After walking through the active construction site, which was far more active than any explorer would prefer, I headed down to Iona Island, practically right down the street, and experimented with some panorama techniques.

Strahan Existing (140 photos)

Bla

Ultra 2011 (all days) (257 photos)

Photos from the other 3 sets in one place for maximum convenience.

UMF 2011 Day 3 (124 photos)

UMF 2011 Day 2 (72 photos)

Photos from Day 2 of Ultra Music Festival, March 25 2011, Bicentennial Park, Miami, FL.

UMF 2011 Day 1 (62 photos)

Florida 2011 (155 photos)

I spent a week in Florida for my annual pilgrimage to Ultra Music Festival, saw a lot of old friends, ate and drank way too much, and generally had a great time. Includes photos from Port St. Lucie and Miami that were not part of the actual Ultra Music Festival.

PAX East 2011 (602 photos)

The second annual PAX East was held March 11 to March 13, 2011 in the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. The total attendance was reported at 69,500, making it the largest PAX to date.

Cusp of February '11 Randoms (28 photos)

Photos taken at the end of January / beginning of February 2011. Everything was covered in snow as you can see.

Knickerbocker Ice Festival (104 photos)

Once a year, the Knickerbocker Ice Festival draws visitors from afar in celebration of Rockland Lake's ice-making history. The event featured an igloo-building contest, a ton of history, and of course, ice sculptures.

Waterhouse Uploads (160 photos)

Nothing to see here.

Commodore Hotel Ruins (6 photos)

Not really sure what to say about this one, the Commodore Hotel was long gone by the time I got there. But there was still one gutted building that looked like it still served as a frequent hang out & skate spot for local teens.

Highview Playground 1st Meeting (5 photos)

Nearly 250 people showed up to learn more about efforts to rebuild Nanuet Highview Community Playground.

Post Ice Storm Jan '11 (7 photos)

After a rather unusual set of circumstances led to an ice storm, I snapped these shots of my car encased in various levels of ice.

Philadelphia 30th Street Amtrak Station (59 photos)

Watching "The Terminal" was a bad idea as it jinxed us and we wound up getting stuck in the Philadelphia 30th Street Amtrak Station due to the winter storm that pummeled the entire east coast at just the right time.

Viva Las Vegas (222 photos)

If you like casino gambling, hookers, and lack of open container laws, Vegas is the place to be.

Park City, Utah 2011 (131 photos)

Utah is good for three things: Mormons, skiing, and watery beer. We were there for the skiing.

Christmas 2010 Randoms (8 photos)

Just a bunch of junk from the holiday season in 2010, including a random post-blizzard shot or two.

Waterhouse Wallhangings (1088 photos)

Recently I've been taking some product line photos for Waterhouse Wallhangings, manufacturers of a variety of high-end historical wallpaper reproductions. This is a small sample of those but will likely grow into the full lot of photos.

Yet Another Letchworth Fire (21 photos)

An administration building that once was used for storage of old PCs burned the night prior to these photos. Someone acted quickly to seal the buildings up and prominently post a "no trespassing" notice. Strangely, there is not a single "POSTED" sign that complies with applicable trespassing statutes.

Black Friday 2010 (20 photos)

Messing around at the Palisades Center on Black Friday morning 2010.

Thanksgiving 2010 (5 photos)

Thanksgiving is very big in Sicily on the account of the large number of Sicilians who came to this country and were kicked back out. Turkey cacciatore... sweet potato parmigiana...

OMG Digital (32 photos)

Pictures of my friends taken with my first digital still camera.

Family, friends, and fatty foods (28 photos)

An alliterative description of Thanksgiving time.

I stay at Stackwyck (11 photos)

My digital camera meets my dorm and some of my school mates.

Tradgedy of the Commons bathroom (4 photos)

Actually, it was quite a nice bathroom. It was the bathroom that inspired the RPI Bathroom Review, a comprehensive architectural and functional review of bathroom design at a premier engineering school.

5318008 (3 photos)

Boobies! At an engineering school, this is as much boobies as most students saw in four years.

Subterranean Sage bathroom (4 photos)

A bathroom below ground level in the Russel Sage building.

Stackwyck reprazent (10 photos)

Gangsta mofo's up in this dorm.

Bathroom bejeezus (6 photos)

The VCC was formerly a church, if that wasn't completely obvious by the Gothic architecture and ornate stained glass windows. The bathroom reflects this.

Chillin' with the Clarkstown Crew (22 photos)

That's how we do.

Cleaning out crap (7 photos)

Making room for new crap by discarding old crap. Digital photography lets me preserve the memory of all my old crap.

Pere Kermann's Absinthe (5 photos)

Thanks, Mr. Kermann!

Discovering randomness (4 photos)

Still getting used to the joy of digital photography, and its ability to capture even the most seemingly plain happenings.

Christmas with close ones (13 photos)

Photos from around Christmas time in 2003.

Hunt for Red December (8 photos)

Experimenting with color filter gels from a surplus flashlight.

Grand Summit at Mount Snow (19 photos)

A most excellent journey to Mount Snow for some winter sports.

O hai pizza (7 photos)

Around Nanuet in the final days before the return to RPI.

(RP)I am back (25 photos)

Back at the 'tute for the Spring '04 semester.

Lucifer wears a hoodie (44 photos)

Satan, is that you? Also featuring more RPI bathrooms.

Bathrooms, Bongs, BANG (41 photos)

An eclectic view of college life seen from six separate bathrooms at RPI.

Strange views of Stackwyck (22 photos)

An atypically still-life set from around Stackwyck. Although, this gallery notably features my boots seen outside the laundromat dryer I'm stuffed into.

Night and day (10 photos)

Random shots of work life and club life at RPI, featuring an unusually high number of female subjects.

Prospect Park Pool (9 photos)

Prospect Park was designed by Garnet Baltimore, the first African American to graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. On February 19, 1903, the city bought the land from the Warren Estate for $110,000. The City Parks Commission hired Baltimore to design the park, paying him $2,000 in annual salary. He designed pathways, a pond, tennis courts, a bandstand, flower beds, and a scenic lookout from which visitors could see a 25-mile panorama of the Hudson River and Valley. The Warren home became a museum, and the Vail home became a snack concession. Prospect Park is a unique gem in the middle of the city: it provides spectacular, 20-mile, panoramic vistas to the south, west, and north. Rare species of trees, like the Catalpa, European Beech, Hawthorne, and Magnolia grace its grassy expanses; and its history goes all the way back to Uncle Sam.

Counting cracks in the ceiling (3 photos)

The theme of this gallery is things attached to the ceiling.

Are we on our way there yet? (3 photos)

No, still in Rockland, counting down the hours until the trip to Puerto Rico.

Bienvenido a Puerto Rico (35 photos)

The first order of business was jumping into a waterfall in the middle of the rainforest and losing my glasses into the infinitely deep abyss.

First night in PR (19 photos)

We made sure to set the tone properly on our first night by getting completely sloppy.

Cliff jumping in Arecibo (26 photos)

Perhaps the most adventurous part of the entire trip was the completely unsupervised ocean cliff jumping we did in Arecibo. But we're badass.

A night in Old San Juan (20 photos)

Taking in the private beaches on the bay of Old San Juan.

Bacardi Fundo (5 photos)

"El ron de los reyes, y el reye de los rons."

Old San Juan in daytime (11 photos)

It sure looked a lot different sober, and in daylight.

DANCE! (28 photos)

"Estoy grabando!"

Swimming in the Outfalls (14 photos)

Swimming near the outfalls of a defunct nuclear power plant, and getting to know the local constabulary.

Adios, Puerto Rico (20 photos)

Our goodbye party, celebrating the completion of a highly successful trip to Puerto Rico.

Mid-Spring '04 RPI Randoms (30 photos)

One of the more candid RPI random galleries, filled with good memories.

Prospect Park, Troy (4 photos)

One of Troy's more well-known and larger parks, Prospect Park is also the home of the giant Hollywood style "Troy" sign.

RPI Adventure Club (30 photos)

From assorted trips into the woods of Rensselaer County, NY.

Random parking spot (4 photos)

That is not a parking spot. The owner of the vehicle claimed that he was teaching a girl how to drive. Plus some random shots around RPI.

Williams College Ski Area (9 photos)

Exploring off-road trails close to and across the Massachusetts border, and discovering the old Williams College Ski Area.

Late Spring '04 Randoms (22 photos)

Random photos from the end of the Spring '04 semester at RPI.

Bar/Bat Mitzvah (13 photos)

A dual bar/bat mitzvah for, Lindsay & Joshua, my cousins who are fraternal twins.

Starting summer '04 (6 photos)

Chillin' with Joe, and taking inventory of the expansive mess that was my room.

Does it always do that? (15 photos)

No, it does not. Also, douche bags I know tag up rocks. Whoa! Watch out!

Magic card Mayhem (34 photos)

For sale. No joke. You see something you want, you got it. Contact me. I don't care if I get "below fair price". Just take these damn things from me so I don't have to burn them for home heating.

Mid-May '04 randoms (34 photos)

The theme of this gallery is the marked lack of a coherent theme. Random shots are hard to group chronologically.

Let's buy a van (20 photos)

Or not. My brother and Charlie were trying to get a great deal on a van, but ended up just wasting a lot of time driving to some random dealership in Elizabeth, NJ, to find out the van was a hunk of crap.

Ruminant rigor mortis (8 photos)

Random shots from my first days at Manhattan College, plus shots of me dealing with roadside debris and poorly manufactured beef jerky.

Exploring Manhattan College (7 photos)

Probably my worst exploration ever, although I did find an armored courtesy phone, auto-flush urinals, and a pigeon inside a building.

Not the Pines (2 photos)

Pines Trailers had an eerily similar logo to the Pines Hotel. It's like they were both thinking of logos related to pine trees or something.

Reverse Albino Squirrel (3 photos)

It's certainly no Eastern Grey. Actually, it is.

Random choppers and hockers (9 photos)

Ripoff batteries, empty bottles, spit, choppers, and marketing bullsh1t.

Blue Hill House entrance (4 photos)

Usually it's a code of ethics thing to not post the entrance to locations, but it's hard to miss this one: it's an abandoned county road. I'm still a bit baffled how they can just close off a county road like this, when we're still paying to maintain the darn thing.

Rockland PSYCH! (19 photos)

One of the lamest locations ever. I would have been better off exploring a supermarket.

Very early June 04 randoms (19 photos)

So random, they weren't even in the Early June 04 randoms set.

Mahwah Sheraton (5 photos)

This was where my Senior Prom was. On that note, we were here to pick up David's tuxedo so that we could return it.

Blaisdell Road (24 photos)

It's rare to find an entire road abandoned, but effectively, that's what happened here for a brief period of time as Rockland Psych underwent some transformative growing pains.

Exploring the Blue Hill House (30 photos)

Lacking any better name for this place, this late 19th century Dutch-style home was a fascinating destination to me because of it's mystery. The house is nice, why let it rot?

Early June 04 Randoms (25 photos)

Not that June 2004 lacked a coherent theme: I spent a considerable amount of time working on my Organic Chemistry class at Manhattan College. But that's probably why I wasn't out shooting all the time. Includes some shots from class!

Seaside with Ally, Joe, Risa (32 photos)

Couples only day at the beach as Joe and Risa enjoy a day at the beach with Allison and I.

Great parking spot! (2 photos)

Here's a tip for anyone ever visiting midtown Manhattan. That parking spot that you see open probably isn't a parking spot if it's open. Amazingly, I parked illegally for hours in some kind of taxi/press/diplomat/handicapped spot and no one ticketed me. Chalk it up to luck in this case.

Northbound Nike Ln (23 photos)

With a quick stop to the more active side of the base. Literally any visit to this area is sketchy now, because the area has gone from "mothballed" to "inactive". It's a big distinction.

Randoms of mid-June 04 (13 photos)

Including a classic shot of me wearing a clown nose at Best Buy to appease the clearly homosexual cashier's fantasy.

Nike Ln (51 photos)

A tour of the defunct Nike missile base on Clausland Mountain.

July 04 Randoms (22 photos)

Blurry photos, ferris wheels, celebratory streamers, clouds, and of course random car accidents.

$PF \$

PF "Lucky" Chang's (16 photos)

For some reason I kept calling it PF Chang's, which is apparently something much different. I figured maybe Lucky was a middle name. I escorted a group of teen girls. Dear diary: jackpot.

Awfully cold in here... (3 photos)

The FT test team's lab was freezing cold because the thermostat was broken, causing the A/C to keep pumping ice cold air into the room. It was a brisk 55 degrees for the first few weeks we were there. It got me very sick.

Dead end at Rockland Lake (11 photos)

The fake dead end at Landing Road leads to Nyack Beach. The dead end is a great place to park to access the trails often forgotten in the park but park police arbitrarily support the no parking rules back here. Once I parked back here and got a $10 parking ticket. Pay it? No way! I spent almost a year fighting it and won.

Random Rockland Signs (3 photos)

Weird signage and a random bus

Fields of NY Life (3 photos)

Another fire drill during my internship at NY Life.

Base active (21 photos)

Shots from the active buildings at the Clausland Mountain Nike base.

Summertime, easy living (15 photos)

Heavy machines, dogs, and random shots of us on heavy machinery abound. Plus some early shots of the Saloman House.

Buzz of Summer (14 photos)

Around the house, around the town, and around local parks.

Brief tour of Tweed's Tunnels (10 photos)

The Camp Bluefields tunnels are a popular attraction to ghost-hunters and other people looking to be creeped out.

Abandoned Asbury (77 photos)

Tour of the Asbury Park boardwalk area, during a quick detour on our way to Seaside Heights for the weekend. This gallery includes shots of many infamous and now non-existent buildings such as C9.

Arriving at Seaside (9 photos)

With no reservations, we took a chance finding a place to rent, but actually had no trouble in the end. Although the room was small, Ally and I had a great time.

4th of July in Seaside (42 photos)

Shots from the boardwalk and beach at Seaside Heights, NJ, on the 4th of July weekend in 2004. Ally and I were at the scene.

Time to bounce (27 photos)

The final morning in Seaside after a pleasant 4th of July weekend.

Ally's yard (2 photos)

Two random shots from around Ally's house.

Two million for this hole? (30 photos)

Exploring an unfinished multi-million dollar single family home in Old Tappan. This probably sold right before the housing bubble popped. I wonder if the mortgage has gone sour?

Relax, we're insured (2 photos)

The New York Life building at 1 Rockwood in Westchester had some glitches with their fire detection and suppression systems during the growing pains of moving into the newly renovated building. You can trust that insurers generally take steps to avoid loss. But insurers are usually well insured anyway.

One Long Island iced tea is enough (2 photos)

Visiting Manhattan College for drinks with the organic chemistry alum! I drank way too much and embarrassed myself greatly by passing out very early. But it was a great time!

New New York Life building (6 photos)

Helping the unpacking process at the New York Life building in Sleepy Hollow.

Pigs at the Palisades (1 photos)

It really brings my piss to a boil when people litter, but at least these pigs had the courtesy to litter at the Palisades Center which is already a sh1th0le.

287: The Butter (4 photos)

Random shots while driving on 287 in New Jersey for no good reason. Plus an amusing crop of a movie poster.

Saloman House (part 1) (105 photos)

A rare opportunity to step into a time capsule. These photos were from my visit on July 13, 2004. The owner died a month or so prior. I stress to readers that vandals did not cause this damage -- this is how he lived for 20 years. The experience cannot be adequately described by a Flickr gallery description.

Grandma's flowers (5 photos)

While visiting my grandmother and Ziet I noticed their beautiful flowers.

Rockland to PA (10 photos)

A random trip into PA resulted in significant win-ness. Also some shots from around the roads of Rockland.

Pines Hotel Summer '04 (69 photos)

Visiting with Jess, the one time we were actually allowed in, thanks to having hooked up with Lance. I left something behind.

Flood that (11 photos)

A downpour turns the roads of New York into a deluge.

4th Annual Gallon Challenge (33 photos)

From the makers of the 5th and 6th Annual Gallon Challenge, the 4th Annual Gallon Challenge.

311 at PNC Bank Arts (63 photos)

Ally and I went to a 311 concert. Honestly, I'm not a huge fan, but it was a good time.

Day after a night in Jersey (8 photos)

Ally and I stayed in Jersey after the 311 concert, and spent a day at the beach.

Roadside randomness (6 photos)

Other vehicles, pedestrians on the bridge, and mis-printed guide signs.

Boat ride to Belmar (86 photos)

Navigating down the Hudson river from Croton to Belmar, NJ.

Beaches of Belmar (22 photos)

The classy folks like my dad huddled around a blanket and played C-lo with the dice which they of course had handy.

Around the marina (21 photos)

We stayed in a nice private marina, far exceeding the niceness of Half Moon Bay.

Boating back from Belmar (36 photos)

The boat ride back after a long weekend of hard drinking and drama.

Saloman house (part 2) (16 photos)

Exploring the mysterious time capsule that has since faded into dust.

Road trip begins (14 photos)

Ally and I set off on an adventure of epic proportions, using her grandfather's car.

Centralia, PA (41 photos)

The story of Centralia is one which fascinates me. It is too great a story to fit in a Flickr set description. Google Centralia to find more.

PA to OH (56 photos)

The quick, painless drive through PA to OH, in photos.

Cleveland rocks (38 photos)

It's true; it's not just the theme song to the Drew Carey show.

OHIO! (26 photos)

Yatta! Taking the long way to Michigan, through OHIO!

Kalamazoo, 8 Mile, and Tyler too (45 photos)

Michigan: only the strong survive.

Chillin in Chi-town (87 photos)

Checking out the amazing views from the Sears Tower. Did you know, the Sears Tower is owned by Sears?

Through the deep south (69 photos)

We explore the "flyover states" like KY, OH, WV, VA, and more.

Our nation's Capital (114 photos)

The focal point of our trip was Washington DC, where we engaged with the local wildlife, including squirrels, geese, and tow-truck driving monkeys.

DC to PA (11 photos)

We GTFO of DC and go through MD to PA.

Hershey Park (round 1) (6 photos)

Arriving slightly too late to fully enjoy ourselves, we tried to enjoy ourselves.

Roads of rural Pennsylvania (15 photos)

A quick stop to check out Intercourse before heading to Hershey Park for round 2.

Hershey Park laser light show (67 photos)

Fun times at a laser light show at Hershey Park. I remember I was unimpressed with Hershey Park at first, but would up having a good time.

Motel 6 Fix (3 photos)

We asked for the finest room in their establishment. We got a hot tub. We were pleased.

Philly back home (24 photos)

On the way back to New York from Pennsylvania, with a stop in Philadelphia to soak up some brotherly love and cheese steaks.

President of the U.S. of C. (2 photos)

Made in China, of course!

Exploring Nanuet Pavillion (15 photos)

Although seemingly uninteresting, I found it somewhat exciting to do this since like any active site, there are always challenges. Plus a view from the roof.

Wild turkey (1 photos)

Turkeys appear at Thanksgiving, and periodically throughout the year.

Jean Traina's wedding (12 photos)

With a lovely reception practically in our backyard (at the Elk's Lodge).

A day at Amherst (2 photos)

Visiting Allison at UMass Amherst. Always interesting.

Joe's early birthday (3 photos)

We donned leis and got the free cake we deserved for our trouble. Joe enjoyed his second birthday.

Randoms 'round RPI (4 photos)

Photos that defy a cohesive organization by chronological sorting structure.

Abandoned car adventure (4 photos)

Troy is an interesting place in general, but the unofficial off-road trails on the outskirts of Troy are especially interesting, thanks to abandoned wrecks like this. Note that it probably got stuck in an off-road adventure attempt, as opposed to say, a multiple homicide, although knowing Troy, either is possible.

Corn of the children (5 photos)

A cornfield, which reminded me of Children of the Corn, perhaps.

Meet the lamp family (11 photos)

A breeding ground for portable gas powered high-pressure flood lights.

Pre-constructed concrete carrier (4 photos)

An over-length load parked, probably waiting for an escort.

Home, I'm Honey (41 photos)

A rather bizarre and random dilapidated house in the woods.

Trespass Trek through Trees (4 photos)

Random night shots of trees seen while off-roading.

RPI fields at night (5 photos)

Up to trouble as usual, hanging out on the bleachers at the fields.

Boston's bizarre signs (9 photos)

Boston always struck me as a form of hell on Earth, but at least the signs were kind of interesting.

Rainy day at Ben's (4 photos)

It was raining, so instead of adventure, we just hung out upstairs.

ZOMGTV (3 photos)

Despite that the price of flat screens dropped rapidly as the picture quality improved dramatically, this was a great investment. At the time, everyone who saw it ogled and said, "ZOMG that's so cool!". So yup, I started the trend of flat screen TVs.

That's a car, not a lane (6 photos)

How not to drive, as demonstrated by two otherwise unsuspecting motorists. I advised them to move their vehicles from the roadway and wait for police.

Both live amongst trees (2 photos)

Two random shots that didn't seem to fit between the other two chronological galleries.

Albany Farkfest '04 (6 photos)

"I thought you said you were here for the f#ck-fest!"

Danger in dreaming (4 photos)

Sometimes, the location in a dream is familiar but cannot be identified. Looking at these photos produces that dreamlike memory impairment. So I'll never be able to return.

Sanford Sharpie? (4 photos)

No, this is Heng Bao Sharpie! Classic Chinese counterfeiting.

Barberville Falls in Fall (16 photos)

One thing that always struck me about this location was the bizarre mechanical system that appeared to feed into the water. It looked to be like some kind of runoff treatment system.

Get high at Grafton Lakes (26 photos)

High in the trees, I mean! We climbed stuff, like trees and water towers. Come on, don't be silly.

Geocaching with Ben (8 photos)

Although we didn't do it often, we found that geocaching provided a great deal of fun. This day, however, was marred by the sloppy crossing of a cold stream, during which I broke some glassware.

Can't spell Schenectady with out Shady (4 photos)

The iconic GE building in Schenectady.

Stackwyck past Sunset (5 photos)

Photos from around my dorm during my upperclassmen years.

9W NY (5 photos)

Following 9W from Bear Mountain to Albany.

HERF cube (1 photos)

The HERF detecting cube, by Slava

Guitar string's revenge (3 photos)

I can't believe this didn't hurt more than it did. WIth two other random shots.

The less visited parks (12 photos)

Although we frequented other parks more often, we tended to explore anything just for the sake of adventure.

Connecticut is Incredible (4 photos)

Actually Connecticut kind of sucks. But these are some photos from my only trip to Heasman's home.

RIP Fred (1 photos)

You still inspire and puzzle me to this day.

Something's wrong (6 photos)

What is going on here?

Fark party reunion (6 photos)

Sandra threw a rager at her place in Albany. Fark.com was on the scene.

Berlin Mountain Ski Trails (17 photos)

We tried a crazy hill climb at Toyota Hill near the old Williams College Ski Area by Williamstown, MA.

RPI LITEC car (6 photos)

This one actually wasn't mine; a classmate wanted these photos to remember how tightly he wound up the wires. My LITEC car barked.

Grafton Peace Pagoda (56 photos)

One of the few of its kind in the world, the Grafton Peace Pagoda is also home to some Buddhist monks. They weren't there when we visited, but the temple was unlocked and inviting to peaceful visitors.

Troy's fall colors (28 photos)

Not all in Troy, but generally around Troy. Some shots around Edelmann's for sure.

Proper funneling (19 photos)

Proper demonstrates proper funneling technique.

Parks of Rensselaer County (39 photos)

Journeys through the beautiful and never dull parks of Rensselaer County, NY. Includes Grafton Lake and Barberville Falls.

Turning Stone lobby (1 photos)

Nothing exciting here, just the lobby to Turning Stone. I was standing in the lobby because I'd already blown a couple hundred bucks.

RPI random delivery (10 photos)

Yes, more random shots around RPI. This is how the rest of RPI parties.

Happy birthday to me (8 photos)

Celebrating my 21st. This night was ridiculous. We didn't focus much on the camera, maybe we should have. Over $300 in alcohol, over 2 police-breakups, making out with at least 3 girls, and at least 200 people in my apartment. Shit, that was fun.

Outer reach road trip (21 photos)

We would drive as far east as we could and see what we'd find.

RPI Randomness (6 photos)

More randomness from RPI, focused around the Union, with a shot of the desk from the DCC.

McDonald's Monopoly pieces (3 photos)

An unimpressive collection of McDonald's Monopoly pieces. Collections from the following years would be far more impressive.

Bad kitty (6 photos)

For some reason, Geneva and crew were close with some old woman named 'Kitty'. I was never a big fan, but we spent a few nights here and there drinking beers with them.

Fog over the TZB (13 photos)

A foggy night looking towards the Tappan Zee Bridge.

Welcome to Letchworth (7 photos)

Geneva forced me to go to Letchworth for the first time. Was I sure glad she did. I didn't stay long this time, but I'd be back.

Best Buy dealbreaker (4 photos)

Being the dick that I am, I tried using all my McDonald's Monopoly coupons at the "no cash" line on Black Friday at Best buy. For more info about my fascination with Best Buy and McDonald's Monopoly, check out: ineedattention.com/business/2004/10/15/mcdonalds-monopoly...

Dimmed lights at Letchworth (58 photos)

Days are growing shorter, not unlike my patience.

Squirrel shot (1 photos)

What a well behaved squirrel.

Back at the Tute (4 photos)

Thanksgiving is over. Enjoy the winter. Armstrong, what are you doing on that poster?

Dinner at Boca (3 photos)

Boca Di Beppo was a new concept to me, but I found myself having an unexpectedly good time, likely due to the Long Island iced teas I was drinking.

UAustin Powers (6 photos)

Touring the tunnels under UAlbany. We were kicked out by campus police, who were less than pleased that my car was loaded with fireworks.

We party hard (3 photos)

Random shot of a Zetes party, plus random shots of Geneva and I partying.

Liquid still life (7 photos)

Liquid crystal displays and liquid sexy.

Christmas in Troy (15 photos)

Plus, a leaded fuel pump as a bonus.

Hit the road home (16 photos)

Home for the holidays after another semester.

Mystery photo (1 photos)

I honestly have no idea what this place is or where it was. Usually this doesn't happen to me.

Light in the tunnel (10 photos)

This would prove to be one of the last times I ever hung out with them, due to an unfortunate series of events.

Good thing that's not beer (6 photos)

Wait, then what is it?

Calm Christmas Eve (2 photos)

Daytime winter shots in Rockland county.

Connecticut Christmas (50 photos)

Christmas Eve, to be precise, in Connecticut.

Colorful Christmas celebrations (23 photos)

Christmas lights from Bergen and Rockland counties.

Routine days in Rockland (15 photos)

Well, except for my affinity to electromagnetically charged devices, these photos were just from hanging around Rockland, with some focus on the Palisades Center.

A snowfall set (10 photos)

Snow is far more fun than any other form of falling frozen water vapor that I know.

Winter day with Joe (15 photos)

As much as I love the freedom of driving, sometimes it's nice not to drive, especially during the winter. Tonight was one of those nights.

Whoa! Way whitewashed (4 photos)

Turn down that flash, there, captain overexposure!

Snow covered cat (6 photos)

Actually, Jewel was of course white naturally, but tonight her snow matched the weather.

Palisades Center's privates (37 photos)

Up in that like a colonoscopy.

Beer bottle bottoms (2 photos)

Pretty self explanatory.

How-to: see rainbows (10 photos)

This rainbow also brought bitter storms.

Back at the 'Tute (3 photos)

Upon arrival, I photographed examples of the snow, and the hamster tubes that traverse campus.

Pizza Hut: Makin' Me Hate (7 photos)

Little bit small for a pizza, don't you think? Also, photos of a bush outside the Pizza Hut. For full story see: ineedattention.com/business/2005/01/25/pizza-hut-makin-me...

Welcome back (13 photos)

Returning to RPI for the Spring 2005 semester, one of my personal favorites.

Albany high-rise housing project demolition (17 photos)

I am fascinated by the abject failure of high-rise public housing, so I felt compelled to document the demolition of this domicile, one of many which stand bleakly in the foreground of Albany's skyline seen while passing through on Interstate 787.

RPI knows how to party (20 photos)

We party at the library, in the bathroom, and over a nice game of Scrabble.

Turning Stone tragedy (9 photos)

The tragedy was how much money I lost, although Alan walked away with fat pockets.

ALOLbany (2 photos)

Random shots from around Albany

RPI Hockey band (7 photos)

What would an RPI Hockey game be without a brass section?

RPI Randoms (10 photos)

Telephone cross-connects, delicious beer, shockers, spiders, and more delicious beer.

Falls of Troy (9 photos)

Waterfalls are abundant in Troy, a result of it's naturally hilly terrain.

Speed Limit 3 (1 photos)

An unusual speed limit in a Verizon truck yard

Exploring UAlbany (25 photos)

Exploring the underbelly of undergraduate education.

On-the-scene reporting (5 photos)

A news van involved in a wreck on I-90

Strung-out squirrels (2 photos)

Fact: Squirrels are the #1 human predator on RPI campus.

Nothing to see here (8 photos)

You clicked here anyway? Well good show! Here are some photos of me satisfying Geneva's urge to find out what I'd look like with makeup on.

Lussifer strikes again (1 photos)

It's not a typo.

We don't talk about that (2 photos)

So this guy is all "you two better get out of that bathroom now," and I'm all like, "yea right dude"

Seriously strange survey (9 photos)

"Thanks for your feedback, Peter."

Goodbye cruel world (3 photos)

The prominent Comfort Inn sign committed suicide during a day of high winds.

Stratton with Keizo (49 photos)

Stratton is a great place to ski, it's even more fun to go when you go with friends and family.

Ecstasy or marijuana tablets (4 photos)

What's a marijuana tablet?

Life in the projects (5 photos)

A quick look at some NY public housing projects. I didn't stay long for obvious reasons.

Duck duck goose (3 photos)

No idea why this giant duck was in Shoprite, or how these diner seats got so bad?

Traveling the Thruway home (3 photos)

With focus on a winter-dead apple orchard.

EMPAC crane (44 photos)

So what if we didn't belong there; that crane was ours to climb as far as we knew.

RPI on acid (1 photos)

Obviously you can't give a camera acid, but I assure you, this is a close approximation.

Cliff jumping falls (16 photos)

With heavy snow melts creating a ton of water, it was unsafe to jump today, but this is where the magic happens.

Barberville Falls in Spring (29 photos)

The melting snow adds a great amount of runoff water to the falls.

My moth moment (2 photos)

Random moth sighting in my car.

Exploring Route 2 (14 photos)

Sights seen during a drive down NY Route 2 east from Troy.

Crane Mountain (96 photos)

RPI's finest trek up Crane Mountain to experience the incredible vistas.

Exploring around Troy (13 photos)

Although not all the shots were from Troy, they were mostly taken around Troy.

Freaks from Fark (7 photos)

Myself included! We got burritos and blazed.

RPI randomness (2 photos)

The first photo was just a joke, to distract the focus of the photo. I turned the flash all the way up, just so it would blind him while he was talking. Also, that chopper is illegally parked.

Weekend in Boston (5 photos)

Visiting Boston for a weekend, bumping into Zipcars, bizarre statues, and duck tours.

Beer wall grows (5 photos)

Our wall of empty beer bottles continues to grow at a relatively quick pace.

RPI pole vaulting (26 photos)

My roommate Jay was quite the pole vaulter.

Tahawus mine (88 photos)

One of my favorite exploration journeys ever. One I will never forget.

RPI Holocaust memorial (1 photos)

Actually, I took this photo because I thought they were marking underground utilities for some kind of excavation.

We drink beer (3 photos)

The massive collection of empties was then converted into more filled bottles of beer. The cycle continues.

Exploring the DCC (9 photos)

Includes shots of the 3rd floor women's bathroom foyer.

Frozen scotch (2 photos)

I didn't know scotch could freeze easily, but when the temperature is sufficiently lowered, while the water content is sufficiently raised, this is what happens.

Chillin' with Barb and Dee (13 photos)

One of my first times chilling out with Barb and Dee at their farmhouse.

File under 'M' (7 photos)

For miscellaneous, that is. Photos of the Palisades Mall, public urination, the public water supply, and a rather expensive fill-up.

Chillin' with Joe (3 photos)

Joe and I chat over a beer at his house

Geneva's puppy (3 photos)

A 'morning after' at Geneva's. The funny thing was, I used to have to sneak in and out of the house, symbolizing how the whole relationship was sneaking around anyway.

DARE van (1 photos)

They still do DARE? You'd think they'd realize what a waste it is by now.

Bowels of Briarwood (13 photos)

The "gangster car" spot in Clarkstown. This is a bizarre paper road that seems like it was maybe caught up in some court proceeding or other dispute. Otherwise it seems like a waste of awfully prime land.

Ramapo randomness (8 photos)

Random shots of Geneva, her dog, and her pigs.

Survey pro (2 photos)

For a short time, I was literally a professional survey taker. The job was perfect for me because I have opinions on everything.

Rainbows and roads in Rockland (9 photos)

This is not madness. This is Rockland.

Family dinner (4 photos)

A quiet family dinner with the men of the family plus Grandma.

David Banach Pizza Hut adventure (6 photos)

For more on this story, see: David Banach: eat your heart out

A message for you (3 photos)

A collection of amusing messages, each over-communicated in its own way.

Rich kid party (4 photos)

Geneva and I partied with a bunch of rich kids who proceeded to run amok on one of their school's fields.

Fern gully (2 photos)

Nah, just kidding, I didn't go to Fern Gully, but I did find these ferns up on Tweed Blvd.

Police pepper Pete's commute (4 photos)

Police in Westchester were very busy today.

Birds and butts (7 photos)

Geneva shows off her butt to get my attention since I was otherwise enthralled by the nest of birds outside.

Pool party (5 photos)

Near my favorite place, we went to a pool party at a nice house on Clausland Mountain. The girl's parents loved me because I gave them financial advice (I told them to continue to refinance down into the declining rate environment).

Geese near Geneva's (4 photos)

This flock of geese decided to stop by Geneva's neighbor.

John at the Palisades (1 photos)

We bump into John L at the Palisades Mall, and just couldn't resist the photo op.

Capturing commuting (2 photos)

Randomly ugly vehicles and accidents seen while commuting from Rockland to Westchester.

Abandoned auto plant (5 photos)

The site of the former GM plant in Tarrytown. It's now 'luxury' condos.

Summer lovin' (7 photos)

One of the last times I would ever go out with Geneva, plus some other random shots from my commute to NY Life.

How to: flood Westchester (16 photos)

Route 9 became a parking lot as intense rain waters backed up onto city streets.

Yum, yucky sushi (2 photos)

Seriously, what kind of idiot names their restaurant something that can be pronounced 'yucky'?

Slava and I kill time (16 photos)

Slava and I spend a day driving around NYC and the Palisades Parkway to avoid experiencing the feeling of boredom.

Crime scene: scene of the crime (2 photos)

My neighbor died one day under semi-mysterious circumstances, so the Clarkstown CSI (CSU) came out to investigate. Ironically, it was cops from Westchester that killed him.

The definition of miscellany (17 photos)

Random shots from the first week of June 2005 that lack any coherent theme.

FT Test Lab (3 photos)

The NY Life field technology test lab in all its glory. I worked here for months.

Receiving End of Sirens at Club Crannell (15 photos)

My first time seeing Receiving End of Sirens. They were pretty sweet.

Tappan Fire House (9 photos)

Eugene invited me for some beers at his fire house. How could I turn that down?

Work day witnessed (6 photos)

Random shots seen during my commute to New York Life's Westchester headquarters.

Slava samples a strobe (11 photos)

Experimenting with strobe light photography, trying to get multiple but discrete images mixed by superimposition.

Ride through Orange County (15 photos)

Slava and I tried to get ourselves lost. After driving nearly 50 miles Northwest, we succeeded at feeling lost, then tried to navigate home.

Animal eyes (17 photos)

Slava's cats, Slava and I, and the mutant ants found at Slava's house.

Flood of '05 (10 photos)

Great rains brought the water element out of submission. Just kidding, it just rained too hard for drainage systems to handle.

Mr. HERF (13 photos)

Slava was to be featured in various magazines for his work on the HERF gun. The first photo in the gallery was used by the story in U.S. News & World Report.

Traffic light eye of death (1 photos)

This is a follow-up to an earlier photo of Nyack's traffic light eye of doom.

A/Cs and animals (10 photos)

Around the house. The A/C burnt out, and literally let out smoke when we opened it up. Also, some pictures of some ugly ass baby birds.

Cars seen commuting (4 photos)

Random vehicles and sights seen during the commute home from Westchester to Rockland.

5th Annual Gallon Challenge (58 photos)

The Gallon Challenge Foundation's 5th annual gallon challenge, held at Rockland Lake State Park, NY.

Recursive photography (3 photos)

Can you figure out why this set is so especially awesome?

My bro's car TP'd (5 photos)

What made this extra special was the fact that they also put chocolate syrup on the windshield, and then wrapped the chocolate syrup in a saran wrap covering.

My bro's first tat (3 photos)

The first of many to come.

Sajan's 21st (35 photos)

A bunch of cool kids from Nanuet traveled to Delaware to celebrate Sajan's 21st birthday. These are photos from the trip there and the trip while we were there. My camera broke this night when it fell out of my pocket as I was doing a keg stand.

Just hanging around (44 photos)

A series of random shots of Rockland. Just hanging out like a spider, nothing too special here, besides the girl that's a boy, crazy cats, preying mantii, and lot's of juice. This was the first set of shots from my Powershot S70, since my S50 has recently broke at Sajan's party.

Lonely at Letchworth (108 photos)

Sometimes I'll explore buildings even if no one joins me. This was one of those times. This gallery is notable because it contains numerous shots of Stewart Hall before it was burned to the ground by punk kids from Nanuet.

Bodies in motion (15 photos)

Capturing the action of the Tappan Zee bridge from a flyover on the Rockland side.

Palisades Center rumble strips (2 photos)

The ring road at the Palisades Center apparently attracted a lot of speeders. The peculiarly low 20mph speed limit is practically unenforceable, so mall management had the brilliant idea to install longitudinal rumble strips on both directions of traffic. However, whoever installed the rumble strips failed at life, because they are easily avoidable if drivers ignore the pavement markings. Since drivers routinely ignore the markings, and cross the center and edge lines, the danger is increased dramatically.

Pieces of me (2 photos)

When body part over a certain size falls off, I feel compelled to study the nutrient transport networks that power the cells.

Piermont station pre-renovation (9 photos)

Some might be surprised to hear that I was not happy when they renovated the Piermont station stop. They took all the history out of the place, and left its empty shell. What the hell? The place was like a time capsule all on its own right.

Mur's mall magic (6 photos)

Just taking some candid shots of Mur in his own element while I was visiting my brother at work.

The other Orange County (4 photos)

We were supposed to be going to a party. When we got there, the kid was like, 'Take your shoes off, we have to be quiet because my parents are home.' We could hardly contain our laughter. We left shortly after arriving and having a few beers.

And death smiled (2 photos)

Random graffiti on a disused water tower at Nike Ln.

Rx Bandits at Starland Ballroom (11 photos)

Awesome show, except that I got separated from my group and didn't see them again until the very end of the show.

Summer sun sets (2 photos)

Random shots of the skyline during the summer.

Cute kitty (2 photos)

Sure, it looks cute, but this thing could rip your eye out with one claw.

Insomniac interests (35 photos)

Slava and I were never particularly good at sleeping during normal hours. We enjoyed some beers, went into the mountains, then checked out the pier in Piermont, before going for a hike near Seven Lakes Drive.

James TeLOLese (2 photos)

It wasn't exactly as exciting as the time the four of us hung out in the stolen Audi, but this night was pretty fun also.

Motorcycle parade (13 photos)

So one early Sunday morning, I go for a spin. I pull up to a stop sign, when a biker cop rolls his bike right in front of me, stops, puts his kick stand down, gets off, and approaches me. 'Crap,' I thought, 'the Terminator has found me.' But in fact the officer advised that there would be a short wait while a parade went by.

Don't drink and sign (5 photos)

Amusing examples of bizarre signage, plus Allison caught taking a leak.

Vehicular vestiges (6 photos)

Traveling on the NY Thruway

The Shocker (1 photos)

Not exactly the shocker I'm used to thinking of, but amusing nonetheless.

Chris's basement (8 photos)

Only one man I know has a Lego model of the starship Enterprise, or a cat this cool.

Motorcycle wipeout (2 photos)

Notice the driver of that motorcycle is nowhere to be seen... Note to self, avoid wrecking bikes on the Thruway.

I love food (11 photos)

Random shots around RPI, with an odd focus around food and light trucks.

How not to manage IT resources (11 photos)

For our MITR class at RPI, we were supposed to work with this part supply company upstate and redo their website. The project fell through though because they couldn't establish clear requirements for what our team would actually do.

Ultra: denied (19 photos)

The day got off to a bad start when I dropped my laptop and the screen shattered. Then, I totally got cockblocked from Ultra in Central Park because I didn't buy tickets in advance. The scalpers were making ridiculously high offers, so I said, fuck it, I'll just call Slava and hang out with him.

Random RPI shots (30 photos)

Not all actually taken at RPI, but they were taken around RPI.

Just grab a razor... (4 photos)

My Physics professor (Prof. Dwyer), was a pretty rad dude. One day, we were doing an experiment with liquid nitrogen. I asked if I could take home a flask so that I could freeze off a wart on my foot. His reply: "Oh, you don't need liquid nitrogen. Just grab a razor, and carefully slice all around the wart, maybe a millimeter or two deeper than the epidermis, it'll bleed and it'll hurt, and once you got a nice perimeter cut around the wart, take a pair of pliers, get a good hold of the wart, and just rip it out. But I'm just warning you it'll hurt like hell." He was right, it hurt like hell, but the wart never returned!

Random rescues (5 photos)

Seen on the way home during my trip to pick up the police car.

W00t, w00t, that's the sound of the police (2 photos)

Actually that's the sound of the Pete more appropriately. I can't believe I bought this on eBay.

Stackwyck's shady areas (14 photos)

Exploring the equipment rooms in a typical Stackwyck apartment building at RPI.

Not Catdoofus (1 photos)

Snickers, not to be confused with Catdoofus, the only cat I know that owns its own domain name. See also: www.catdoofus.com/

Around RPI's Ricketts (5 photos)

Exploring the Ricketts building after a class

Pete ruins Paintball at the Pines Hotel (121 photos)

I can't say exactly how I ruined the day of the douchebags playing paintball there, but rest assured it was a tough ride home for them. Thanks for the opportunity to get revenge, assholes.

Delicious overpriced tap water (1 photos)

We lived approximately 5 miles away from Latham, NY, in Troy, NY, yet Pepsico felt it appropriate to bottle our municipal water and sell it back to us at exorbitant markups. They do this everywhere. Read your labels.

Random RPI shots (6 photos)

Exploring the DCC's back areas, and some random shots of views around RPI.

Michelob brewmaster's collection (2 photos)

While we love beer, there was a very specific reason we stocked up on these beers. For the price of a 12-pack of much cheaper beer, each 12-pack of the "brewmaster" collection included free pilsener glasses. I still have the glasses.

Barb's RPI tour (11 photos)

When Barb and I were still getting to know each other, one night she graciously allowed me to ride-along with her. We explore West Hall, and an automatic alarm at BARH.

Didio's Halloween party (3 photos)

Not a bad party! Pretty self explanatory.

Boston for a night (8 photos)

After eating a hedgehog and driving down one major road, I decided to turn around and go home.

Finger-sized flakes of flesh falling off (2 photos)

After receiving a nasty blister, the flesh eventually fell off in a solid chunk. The aftermath was notably large so I photographed it.

Police procession (1 photos)

An unusually old Troy police car parading down Hoosick street after a car fire or something.

Pass the vape (4 photos)

The vape was a herbal vaporization device developed by an engineer from Georgia Tech. This was an early prototype.

RPI Infrastructure Tour (37 photos)

I promised I wouldn't post these. But sufficient time has passed. This was the great RPI Infrastructure Tour of '05.

RPI Parking Enforcement (7 photos)

One of the most ridiculous days ever was the day someone thought a car has a counterfeit parking pass. Everyone agreed it was counterfeit, but it turned out not to be apparently. We couldn't figure it out. I still think it was counterfeit.

Edward 40-hands (1 photos)

Some of my roommates and buddies play Edward 40-hands before an RPI hockey game.

Really red 'round here (2 photos)

A very fall-themed tree seen on the way downstate.

I can mash potato (1 photos)

And I can do the twist. I'm quite a renaissance man.

Parading around with Mr. Persion (41 photos)

Slava and I went to the pier in Piermont after a ride through Times Square at 100mph.

Plasticraft (1 photos)

These kids said they were testing a design for something that was supposed to go into space. I kind of laughed it off, but then again, what the hell do I know about space travel.

Bridgey burning (2 photos)

Bridgey shows how to calibrate a waterpipe like a true champion.

Monopoly money (1 photos)

I bought a computer with Monopoly money, which is why I'm actually happy to be at Best Buy.

Pines shirts (3 photos)

Even though a bunch of other rat bastards stole the whole lot of them, I took enough just for myself.

Katie Blaze (2 photos)

Met this girl at a show in Jersey. I thought she was into me, but I was wrong.

Around my room (3 photos)

Looking into my hard drive and my mirror

Manhattan College redux (13 photos)

In retrospect, this was one of the most pointless trips to the Bronx ever. Katie Blaze wasn't into it this time for some reason unknown to me.

Santa? (2 photos)

Nope, it's just my dad.

Pic Aziz (6 photos)

My buddy Aziz was working alone on Christmas, so I stopped by to hang out and keep him company for a while.

I love Beetlejuice (3 photos)

Chris has an awesome cat.

Bleak day at Letchworth (2 photos)

Random shots of prohibition signs at Letchworth Village

Xmas lights (2 photos)

Random shots of a house with decent Christmas lights.

Peculiar people and products in the Palisades (10 photos)

An odd collection of photos taken around Rockland on New Year's day.

Mt. Snow with Keizo (6 photos)

Keizo and I went with my parents up to Mount Snow for some boarding during our winter break.

Weekend at Stratton (15 photos)

We love to ski and snowboard, so we went to Stratton the next weekend, although Keizo didn't join us this time.

Puppies and Pretzels (7 photos)

Checking out puppies and pretzels at the Palisades Center with my brother and Amanda.

Exploring my car (12 photos)

Yep, I leave a laptop up in my car all the time, because I think I'm really important when I'm not. Just kidding, that's my iPod.

Road hazard ahead (1 photos)

Unusual signage on Old Mountain Road in Nyack while its guide rail was being replaced with a concrete embankment.

Stratton's Stickers (1 photos)

Gondola and chairlift graffiti always amuses me.

Yum, quesadillas (1 photos)

I prepared chicken quesadillas with my special salsa and guacamole on the side.

RPI Vagina Monologues (12 photos)

Surprisingly, there are girls at RPI, and they even have a sense of humor.

Iona Basketball (18 photos)

The first basketball game I ever saw live, amazingly. It was pretty cool overall I guess. At the end, people stormed the court, and the cops went into riot mode, so we got the F out.

Evil funeral home twins (1 photos)

Quite an interesting name for a funeral parlor.

Smoking kills (8 photos)

Kids lay on the grass in front of the Sage building to protest death.

M&M's: Live (5 photos)

After a night out at the movies, Will, Maria, and Nicole demonstrate what M&Ms look like when they're trapped.

Dunkin Donuts cares (1 photos)

They want my opinion on coffee. Now. Wait until they hear my opinions.

A whole watt of wires (2 photos)

A sneak peak into the behind the scenes A/V wiring in the Lally building.

Crossgates flyover guide signs (1 photos)

The Crossgates Mall uses some interesting traffic control devices, including this unusually detailed guide sign indicating the dashed pavement markings almost exactly as they appear.

Adult Swim (1 photos)

We got cockblocked at the pool because there was no one able to supervise us diving.

Freeze! Public Safety! (4 photos)

We were the most bad-ass Public Safety officers ever. New kids at school better know.

Rockabye Kyle (1 photos)

Kyle assed out on our couch

RPI 4/20 flash mob (3 photos)

That's a whole lot of hippies concentrated in a small area. Get a job!

PSC and Badfish at Northern Lights (13 photos)

It was the 4/20 show, of a Sublime cover band, and the crowd reflected that. I won the tickets by calling in to WRPI. I invited Celia, but she declined. I went alone anyway, she missed a good time.

Random robot poem (1 photos)

Wrote this on a white board in the Carnegie building. I figured the psychology majors would pore over it for a few minutes before concluding I'm crazy.

Fuck. (12 photos)

The sad demise of my 2000 Impala 9C1.

Around the apartment (2 photos)

One of my last days in good ol' Thompson house.

The Tattle Tales at Opus (22 photos)

My brother's not in the band anymore, but I was always a fan. For music, see www.thetattletales.com/

Trips at Grafton Lake (15 photos)

Raul and I enjoy the walking trails around Grafton Lake.

Ryan's Room (16 photos)

I lived in Ryan's room while he wasn't there for the summer. The original plan was to pretend like I wasn't living there, then move his things back to the exact same position they were in, but he knew I was living there so the joke value dropped dramatically.

Dickoff's puppy (2 photos)

John brought over his adorable new puppy for everyone to adore.

Fresh baked bread (4 photos)

I tried to make Italian bread fresh from scratch with mixed success. It was edible though.

Men u do (1 photos)

Oh, menudo, right. Not to be confused with the boy band by the same name. I was a little hesitant to try it, but as they say -- Si es Goya, tiene que ser bueno!

GE HQ road trip (4 photos)

During an IMLP road trip to the GE HQ, we take in some random roadside scenes on the highways of CT, including a ridiculously old gas pump.

Holy crap huge spider (2 photos)

I've never seen a spider this large elsewhere (in a domestic setting). I was afraid of making a mess by squishing it, so I chased it out of my apartment.

OMG LOL (6 photos)

Pretty self explanatory. Saw this near my office. Plus some other views seen during my commute to GE's offices at Great Oaks.

Bus route signs (1 photos)

An example of unusual albeit correct bus-route signage.

Albany's bus station stop (15 photos)

Some random shots of the old buildings around the Albany Greyhound terminal.

The Maven of New Haven (3 photos)

I went to New Haven and got to meet Sukh Grewal. He never liked me, seemingly because I rejected some of his technical suggestions and defended my project. Later during and interview with GE, he was an interviewer, and I called him out on his B/S during the interview. I didn't get an offer, surprise, surprise.

NBC, NYC (25 photos)

GE sent the IMLPs on a field trip to NBC studios in NYC. After taking some touristy photos, we enjoyed the festivities. I "did the weather" during the studio tour. Afterwards I stayed in Brooklyn for the night. Mike and I watched someone on his street blowing glass.

Two from the Thruway (2 photos)

A very graphical vehicle and a random guardrail shot.

Talladega Nights gloryhole (2 photos)

Taking a moment to enjoy the promotional materials at the Crossgates theater.

IMLP Six Flags New England Trip (18 photos)

I got kicked off a ride and was refused an alcohol sale. Good job, Six Flags. It was raining anyway.

Kiosk BSOD fail (2 photos)

Seen at a random rest area on the way downstate from Albany.

Thoughts and thanks for trips (1 photos)

See photo description for more.

Faster than Fashion at Valentine's (44 photos)

Faster than Fashion playing a show at Valentine's in Albany, NY. See also: www.fasterthanfashion.com/

Water tower on watch (17 photos)

This water tower had what I would consider unusually high security. A telephone link seemingly provides telemetry but it's not clear how the cameras or motion sensors are set up to monitor. The camera follows motion, however. I literally danced around for 15 or more minutes watching the camera watch me.

Letchworth Village idiot (67 photos)

The decaying power plant at Letchworth Village, plus a quick stop in some of the admin and storage buildings.

Bulletproof (1 photos)

Going for a jog in Troy is already quite challenging because of the steep hills everywhere, but I'd challenge myself more by running while wearing this bulletproof vest to increase my core weight.

Will we leave Worcester? (12 photos)

After a trip to Cecilia ("see Celia"), I walked around Worcester in the morning because she didn't wake up as early as me. Plus some shots of signs seen on the way home.

Palisades over Hudson (2 photos)

A quick trip up the hills leading to the Hudson River's palisades.

Atypical Trailer on the Thruway (1 photos)

An amusing example of the impressive towing capacity of a Lincoln Towncar.

Anna Nicole Steph? (1 photos)

I swear, this looks exactly like a 40 year old blonde version of my friend Steph.

Escort operation (3 photos)

Oversized loads sometimes require escort vehicles. I'm certified to drive escort cars so I find it interesting when I see active operations.

Tweed things (3 photos)

Pines bumper sticker? Wow, you're cool, mystery person. I left a note on your car, but I never heard back from you. Blumpkin accomplished.

Sometimes scummy (3 photos)

Some of the most flattering photos ever

Nights in Nanuet (3 photos)

With nothing to do, we try shopping. We found a strangely offensive magnet set, and called it a night.

Hudson river from Rockland (2 photos)

High-up view of the Hudson river seen from Hook Mountain area.

Rockland parking lots (3 photos)

I get bored while waiting in a parking lot near the mall.

Failure to yield indeed (5 photos)

I got a ticket at this intersection for "failure to yield entering the roadway". Clearly, there is no stop nor yield nor any traffic control sign besides a solid line on the ground. Ironically, when I came back to take the picture, I grabbed a shot of a state trooper blowing through the intersection just the same. In court, I was able to establish that the officer ticketed me because I didn't come to a complete stop before entering the roadway. In fact, there was no requirement that I stop. The "failure to yield" violation should have only been issued if I had failed to stop, thus causing an imminent danger of collision, which I did not. The judge ruled in my favor and the violation was dismissed completely.

Lil Bex (2 photos)

Just grabbing some coffee with Rebecca.

US 9W in NY north to Albany (35 photos)

Forget the Thruway, take the scenic route, and waste a few extra hours taking in the real New York. Driving north on Route 9W from the traffic circle at Bear Mountain all the way to Albany.

What weak Wendy's (2 photos)

A rather unimpressive jalapeno burger from Wendy's. We didn't eat from this Wendy's much anyway.

RPI rollin' deep (4 photos)

Some of the last days at RPI, chillin' with my peeps.

Doesn't get much more random than this (8 photos)

Someone really should have thought a little harder before making that 'neat' novelty NYC skyline trinket. Random shot compilation.

2007 New York New Year (29 photos)

As winners always do, we celebrated New Year's with drinks, exotic food, and late night subway rides. We met strangers this night with the classic, "What's your favorite kind of shark, and why?" intro.

Through CT with Foster (9 photos)

Foster shows me where he'll be working. He didn't seem too thrilled.

Random roadside shots (10 photos)

One thing you can count on, if you're with Ian, you're going to spend a lot of time thinking about exotic cars, and if you're with me, you're going to spend a lot of time thinking about what Veteran's Affair K9 units do.

Exploring the elevator room (2 photos)

The elevator room in the Long Trail hotel at Stratton

As viewed in Vermont (7 photos)

Shots around Stratton Mountain and the Manchester Outlets.

Signs seen after snowboarding (3 photos)

Random road signs seen on Vermont's highways.

Keep off the tracks (27 photos)

A trip to Brooklyn just for fun, with stops in Times Square for good measure. Crazy protesters, sweet police cars, strange signs, and a woman's ID on the tracks for the L train.

Nice ceiling (2 photos)

Actually, the ceiling is just base white paint, you're just tripping balls.

All aboard (7 photos)

Actually, that's what they say on trains, not planes. Excited for my trip to Florida. The flight attendant was very flirtatious and we exchanged business cards.

Cancel that rental (5 photos)

I rented a Crown Vic online as part of the planning process. Needless to say it never happened because Priceline sucks it hard. However, the timing worked out oddly to provide the shot included here of the porta-potty truck losing it's load (yikes). Find out more about the Priceline BS here: ineedattention.com/business/2007/01/24/pricelinecom-sucks...

Chillin' with Barb & Dee (5 photos)

Around the house with my two favorite cops.

Florida State Fair (77 photos)

I have to say, this was a pretty sweet state fair. From farmstock to spam, they had everything.

Drive to Universal (10 photos)

Scenes from Florida's highways.

Universal Studios, sorta (32 photos)

We got to Universal Studios a bit late, so we just decided to get smashed at Margaritaville.

Escape from Universal (22 photos)

After leaving Universal Studios, we started the drive towards Miami Beach.

Miami Beach mamas (65 photos)

Spending the day in Miami Beach with Barb and Dee, checking out the beach, the stores, the bars, and the fountains filled with Cheerios.

Flying home (6 photos)

Shots from the plane on the landing approach towards New York.

Frank's Tire (1 photos)

"Frank's Tire!" That's how they always answer the phone. And the guy that runs the place is always wearing this stylish hat.

Big Tex (1 photos)

Actually, it's not the Big Tex that I know, but it also is called Big Tex apparently.

That's a lot of pee... (1 photos)

The full story is available here: ineedattention.com/government-politics/2007/02/04/urine-l...

The ride there (1 photos)

Random shot of another car, likely one that was driving poorly as usual, on the ride to Stratton, VT.

Mixed message method (1 photos)

An interesting illustration of "speed limit change ahead" combining a yellow warning template with a pictogram of a speed-limit sign, including its full text, assisted by a directional arrow to indicate "ahead". Despite that this is non-standard, I believe it is superior to the far more vague "End Speed Limit" or "End Speed Zone" signs that fail to indicate what the speed limit is changing to.

More of the Metropolis (6 photos)

Another evening spent at Mike's in Brooklyn. One of the last times I saw Pauline before her going-away party.

Heart attacks for hire (5 photos)

Also known as Wendy's. Maybe they tried the Baconator.

Hair today, gone tomorrow (2 photos)

Random kiosk at the Palisades Center, plus a random storage area underneath the mall.

Farm League at Opus (15 photos)

My brother's band at the now-defunct Opus at the always-defunct Palisades Center.

Five of 59 (5 photos)

Five random shots around Route 59 in Nanuet and West Nyack, NY.

Someone spilled (1 photos)

I took this photo, with a flash, to catch the attention of the girl whose heels are photographed. She spilled her drink all over the floor, and myself, and continued on with her drunken escapades. I wanted to remember this moment forever.

Vehicle in Vermont (1 photos)

Don't remember why I snapped this, but I'm sure he was driving like a tool if I did.

Nyack to Nanuet to Nicole (6 photos)

Nyack, Nanuet, and random graffiti by Nicole, all in one gallery.

Sushi with Ally (6 photos)

Enjoying rice balls and kaiten sushi with Allison at East.

New job in New York (13 photos)

Still nervously starting my new job in New York... It's a very well respected firm, so what could go wrong?

Piper of Port Authority (2 photos)

Random shot of a guy with bagpipes and a kilt at Port Authority (it was St. Patrick's Day).

Pearl River patriot (2 photos)

A real-life Patriot from GTA4 as seen in Pearl River, NY.

Trippy tweed pics (6 photos)

Shooting through a garage on Tweed.

A bit overbuilt? (1 photos)

The pedestrian path over 303 is a bit over-constructed IMO. This thing looks like it could handle a passenger train.

Thanks, ICE (2 photos)

Customs felt it necessary to steal my junket LED flashlight. Maybe they thought it was bacon.

Train technology (5 photos)

From the powerhouse, to the outhouse, we explore NJ transit physical plant.

Sushi, stop, sir (18 photos)

Couldn't believe it, but three of us left the bar, and only two of us made it to survive the night drinking in Union Square, or was it Central Park.

MTA macro (3 photos)

An in-depth look at the advertising, signage, and automated vending machines of the MTA (and or NJ Transit).

It's just random (5 photos)

You can't make sense of it, not unlike the warning label on a guitar hero controller.

Gun tunnel scope-out (5 photos)

Checking out the area around the gun tunnel.

Nyack is wack (3 photos)

What the hell happened here?

Turkeys in Yonkers (2 photos)

Random shots of turkeys roaming around the streets of Yonkers.

Random Kreyg (1 photos)

A random shot of Kreyg.

NJ Transit trek (3 photos)

A random ad on and fellow passenger on the Pascack Valley train.

That's no taxi... (1 photos)

Cops in my area are ashamed to properly identify themselves.

Pointless disclaimer (1 photos)

For a variety of reasons, the disclaimer on this fare seems meaningless.

Satellite truck at Pathmark (1 photos)

For some reason this satellite truck was parked at Parkmark for a few nights, not sure why.

Enter here, enter there (1 photos)

Enter here, enter around corner. Wait, what?

People on the Palisades (1 photos)

No idea why I was shooting these people.

My commute (24 photos)

I have an exceptionally long commute. Here I share some views typical of any day.

Train vs. dog, train wins (11 photos)

Shooting some shots of the temporary platform at the Irvington Metro North station, I noticed a dead dog next to the track. Poor little guy.

Ain't no party like a BK party (21 photos)

Because a BK party won't stop.

Ride that train (3 photos)

Mike C and I ride the Metro North back to my car before heading to Rockland.

Exploring the gun tunnel (31 photos)

I believe this tunnel was used to conceal a large cannon to protect the Hudson River, but I can't find any documentation about it either way. The litter and graffiti were very old and well preserved, indicating low traffic.

Hurrying through Hoboken (1 photos)

Well, I hurry usually, but you'd be surprised how many people take their damn time even during "rush" hour.

Exploring the gun tunnel (part 2) (22 photos)

I return to the gun tunnel by myself to explore deeper.

Playing in the Palisades (5 photos)

Still not yet over the joy of having a DSLR, I drive into the Palisades Center parking garage and play around.

Owner/Operator: Jesus (1 photos)

Jesus is an entrepreneur.

Port Authority pics (6 photos)

I've seen that number before somewhere else... I feel like I've seen that towel before somewhere else too.

Slow suburban Saturday (44 photos)

Spring time shots around the suburbs of New York.

Pic Aziz! (3 photos)

Aziz is the man. He let us do a photo shoot in the store, then gave us a bunch of free shit.

Kreyg overload (54 photos)

After picking up Kreyg from work, he and Mike B play some Guitar Hero while I play with my new camera.

Road's on fire (17 photos)

Riding around Clausland Mountain, Pearl River, and the NY/NJ border. We bumped into a working fire. A fireman said it appeared to be from a discarded cigarette. Also checking out the nearby construction on Old Mountain Rd.

My wallet (2 photos)

I stole this wallet from my brother, who kept a photo of the two of us in there, which I left in there after stealing it from him. It was a chain wallet, but I'd removed the chain. I didn't throw it out until it looked like this. I'd been carrying around for years, and he'd had it for a while before that. RIP wallet.

My car stereo (2 photos)

No idea why I shot this. Nice stereo though, no? For a 1993 car, the fact that it had an auxiliary input (e.g. laptop, iPod, whatever) was pretty advanced for its time.

Exploring Kreyg's (5 photos)

My friend Kreyg lived in a most unusual basement apartment, the only basement apartment in the building. The rest was storage for apartments upstairs. The hallways in his basement were weird and creepy.

TDP birthday cake assault (10 photos)

Awesome shots of Feishan taking cake to the face on her birthday. The TDP class was a rowdy bunch.

Jersey City waterfront (18 photos)

Snapped on the way to, and during, some after-work drinks with TDP buddies.

Report suspicious acts (3 photos)

Such as photographing signs requesting to report suspicious acts.

Rockland birds, papers, parks (8 photos)

Driving up 303 near Rockland Lake, as well as the defunct Rockland Journal News building.

Rail trail with Kreyg (42 photos)

Kreyg came with me for a walk down the rail trail in Piermont, which is surprising considering he usually wouldn't.

Xbox adventure (3 photos)

One thing my friends and I have in common: we love to game. Here we play Xbox Live at Kreyg's.

The Graduates (21 photos)

My grandmother and I both graduated from college at the same time (we went to different schools). No joke. The Westchester county legislature actually honored her by declaring a day for her.

Almost time to TDP (32 photos)

The apex of our TDP program was quickly approaching. We were at 745 rehearsing for the final presentation.

OMG CSX RR (14 photos)

Good thing I wasn't parked on the tracks.

Breakfast at TDP's (19 photos)

An early morning breakfast and trip around midtown Manhattan searching for cheap yet stylish ties in advance of the TDP final presentation.

Time to TDP (38 photos)

Photos from the March 2007 TDP presentations. Interestingly, just about all the TDPs are still on-board despite the things going on at the firm, although the older people bailed before the ship sank.

Post-TDP Flatiron rooftop bar (73 photos)

We celebrated the successful TDP presentation with drinks at a rooftop bar in the Flatiron district.

Post-TDP Turkish dinner (12 photos)

I was highly unimpressed with this Turkish restaurant, but I did say, "Pic, party of 18." "Pete?" they asked. "Pic!" I replied. You don't get it, but that's fine.

Basic stay in Brooklyn (9 photos)

Mike is always a winner and a graceful host to let me crash at his pad when the situation presents itself.

Post-TDP Lunch (32 photos)

The March 2007 TDP class was a true pleasure to work with. When I met them all, I knew I picked the right Firm. Everyone was very friendly, talented, and dedicated. I'm gonna miss 'em! My team won the "Most Awesome (according to ourselves)" award.

Escape from New York (8 photos)

Hitching a ride from Patrick, we headed back home, closing the chapter on our TDP training.

Practicing skating (6 photos)

You have to start somewhere. Turns out, it's pretty hard to jump over a wall on roller blades and land correctly.

Bird watch: Rockland (16 photos)

Just some examples of avian species in our area, including some shots of massive wild turkeys, and a human.

Pre-graduation hotel stay (15 photos)

We stayed at some hotel nearby in Albany while returning for Graduation. Foster is the man. He snapped these himself while I left the camera unattended.

RPI Graduation 2007 (55 photos)

And so ends my tenure as a student at one of the greatest institutions of higher learning. It was a dark, cold, depressing day, not unlike every day of RPI, but I still miss it like crazy sometimes. I was 1427th out of 1436 to get my diploma because of my major and my last name, so I had to sit in the rain and wait.

Heading to NYC for the concert (20 photos)

Headed down to NYC after graduation for the Infected Mushroom concert. Great story here - notice the first few shots of random cops. Oh, actually this is one of those stories... I'll quit while I'm ahead.

Infected Mushroom @ Webster Hall (78 photos)

Mind-blowing... VIP for an intense psychedelic journey into trance music. Infected Mushroom at Webster Hall, May 19 2007.

Infected aftermath (13 photos)

The aftermath of the prior night's Infected Mushroom concert.

"My" car (5 photos)

As a small child, my uncle always told me that when I was older, this car would one day be mine. I'm now well into adulthood and he shows no signs of transferring ownership of said car to me. Still, it is my car. A shot of my uncle's garden for good measure.

Drug den? (1 photos)

Who still calls a place to do drugs a "drug den"? Are there any still-operating opium dens? I thought they went out in the 19th century mostly.

Long line of cars (1 photos)

A normal day on the New York State Thruway. Taken near the Palisades Center, West Nyack, NY

Stewart Hall post-fire (41 photos)

It greatly upsets me that anyone would destroy something with so much rich architectural effort.

Fireworks light the sky (3 photos)

Random fireworks and an eeirely lit (by light pollution) pink night sky.

Typical thru-thraffic on Tweed (10 photos)

Checking out the "new home" at the end of Tweed, plus, I notice this interesting sticker...

Seen this somewhere before... (2 photos)

What crappy band is this? I'll spare you the pain of finding their music on MySpace.

Was he? (1 photos)

"Jesus was a liberal", declares the bumper sticker. (Facepalm).

Testing tire thickness (12 photos)

This was an odd day. Yea, my tires were a bit low. I checked because I rear-ended someone when I had to brake suddenly. The road was splitting into two lanes, but was only 1.5 lanes wide or so. They were heading left, in front of me, and I was heading right. I thought I could make it, but they stopped suddenly. I cut the wheel hard right trying to run over the curb, but it wasn't enough. I hit their rear bumper. This was where it got weird. Three very german men and women, dressed all in black, got out of the car, an '06 Jetta looking nearly new. They chatted in German for a moment before the driver said, "it's fine, don't worry", driving off without even taking my info. As weird as that was, I love New York, and I'll just roll with it. Next time, remember to check the tires before leaving.

Stock photo abuse (1 photos)

It seemed that these photos were unrelated to the ad. It screams stock photo. If you were a stock photo model, would you feel comfortable being in an ad like this?

Upgraded security at NIKE (24 photos)

The disused NIKE base had a security upgrade recently. The gate is way more imposing now. Don't be afraid of the dogs, or the caretaker, they only bite bad people.

Typical NJ Transit (1 photos)

The train was way behind schedule, overcrowded, and full of assholes. Like usual.

Citrus psycho experiment (5 photos)

We've always wondered, what happens if we detonate a small fragmenting explosive charge inside a citrus fruit? We carefully calculated the force necessary to obliterate the grapefruit, then scaled it back so there was just enough explosive force to propel the fragmentation into the flesh of the fruit without annihilating it. Still, the grapefruit burst along a weak seam, potentially invalidating the experiment. In conclusion, there were tiny glass shards everywhere inside the fruit, as predicted.

Highway super humor (1 photos)

This guy at the Dunkin Donuts drive thru loves his highway superintendent, apparently.

Helga and Kitty Explore NY (73 photos)

Mike C and I take two Dutch girls, and one American girl, out for a day. We stop at High Tor, Rockland Lake, Nyack Beach, and 7-11!

Perched at the Peak of the Palisades (3 photos)

A wide-angle view of the monstrosity that is the Palisades Center

Touring Town and Children's Park (87 photos)

Although Children's Park is a bit boring to me, there were some nice birds there. Also, some random shots around town.

'For the terrorism' (17 photos)

Obviously Wall Street is paranoid that the masses might one day come seeking blood. So, to prevent any violent attacks, they've installed this motorized bollard in the roadway. When I asked the operator what this blockade was for, his succinct and ironic answer: "for the terrorism." We also tour downtown Manhattan in this general area.

Bird's eye over Bryant (5 photos)

Aerial views of Bryant Park and downtown Manhattan as seen from the Grace building.

Breakfast in Brooklyn (5 photos)

One of the last times I saw Shawn Kelly, he's out in CA running a retail store the last I heard.

Train track furniture (4 photos)

Photos of power lines and an old signal tower taken on a nice day.

Yard sale aftermath (1 photos)

A "Jungle Book" console game for SNES. I bought this at a yard sale with about 12 other SNES games for $5. There were some legendary games in there, and it ended up paying off on eBay.

Complicated coffee contraption (2 photos)

This is a Flavia single serving machine in my office. How exactly is it that a coffee machine can have 328 error messages? Even if they use "100... 200... 300..." type errors, there are still apparently a ton of things that can go wrong on this machine. Usually, the machine prompts users for servicing for the minor things (bin full, etc.). This error code is just bizarre.

Treacherous trucking trek (5 photos)

An odd looking steel beam loaded on the back of an oversize truck.

Photos near Piermont (12 photos)

Some random shots driving around south Rockland, near Piermont.

Big, Meaty, Tasty Subway (8 photos)

The NYC Subway is legendary and its history spans centuries! An amazing engineering feat. Plus some random shot of a car I took on the way home (I think).

Camping in Lake George (108 photos)

Some RPI alum headed off to Lake George on 7/7/07 day, where we hiked deep into the woods and spent the night camping.

Dunkin Donuts ripoff (1 photos)

Nice font, Johnny Cart-Operator. Also, check out that yellow lightbar on the car to the left. I used to have a car just like that!

Maybe it's the mall? (1 photos)

Honestly, I don't know what this is or why I took it.

Mike's the man! (1 photos)

Oddly I have no idea whose car we're in or where we were when this was taken.

Just wow, light rail (2 photos)

One thing I definitely remember God saying was about how we should be humble. Like, how we should call ourselves "Apostle" and all kinds of other instant classic crap on this ad. Also, fat people shouldn't sit on benches without adequate support. No joke, when this fatty got up, the metal bench bent under the lessened stress.

Evening commute (5 photos)

Views around Rockland County during a typical summer evening commute.

Department of Redundancy Department (1 photos)

Usually parking signs with effective regulations spanning the length of the sign use a bi-directional arrow, but instead, Clarkstown just decided to throw up two signs with opposite ended arrows. Nice, our tax dollars hard at work.

Rare Views of Rockland Lake (58 photos)

A quick trip down the landing road at Rockland Lake, past the caretaker's house, including a walk up and down the river bank.

Dre devours a delicious delicacy (8 photos)

Actually, he was eating a corn syrup 'cheeseburger', perhaps the most bizarre candy I've ever seen. Also, why is that guy running down the Thruway?

Pyrotechnic play time (39 photos)

Some interesting action shots of bottle rockets in action during the day time.

Paper and a pedestal in Piermont (5 photos)

A quick visit to the rail trail near the old Piermont station stop.

Problematic pipe explosions (15 photos)

The aftermath of the Times Square steam pipe explosion. I got a little closer than I should have, and was ordered to leave by police.

Bunny! (2 photos)

I'm sorry, they're just so damn cute. Back to the topic at hand.

Partying at the Palisades (12 photos)

Enjoying sushi and the silly sake bomb sign at the Palisades Center.

Rockland Lake rules (70 photos)

One of the better galleries from a trip to Rockland Lake, including incredible close-ups of two deer that could practically be considered domesticated considering their extremely low aversion to humans.

Wii on Mike B's TV (4 photos)

Naturally, Samson was pumped to have someone to play with. You see, Samson loves to play Wii.

Hour long hike (9 photos)

Mike C and I explored Rockland Lake's Palisades.

Looking around Letchworth (29 photos)

Always interesting to bump into other people at Letchworth. The cat society was out and about. Stopped by the director's house unlike usual.

Road rainbows (11 photos)

Rainbows over the New Jersey Turnpike.

Views of Jersey City (17 photos)

77 Hudson rising from the street, Hoboken Terminal, and the Jersey City Powerhouse.

Return to RPI (29 photos)

Staying with Brad and Raul for a weekend at RPI.

Pursuing pretend publishers (3 photos)

Random shot of a screwdriver on a napkin with phone numbers used in the chasing of phone scammers.

Football finals for Nanuet (29 photos)

Capturing the final moments of football careers for 2008 Nanuet seniors.

Publishing our Parkway pictures (18 photos)

This was coincidentally the day that we met the Publishing Company. But that's a whole other topic that isn't well captured by film.

Riding around Rockland (25 photos)

Guineas and pigs at Rockland Lake, plus deer, turkeys, and motor vehicles, all native to Rockland County.

Lounging around Letchworth (26 photos)

Another quick and lonely trip through Letchworth Village.

No recollection (2 photos)

I honestly don't remember the story behind either of these photos. Mike C makes a guest appearance.

My friends at my place (3 photos)

Some random shots of Kreyg and Mike B while hanging around my house.

My friends Mike (8 photos)

Mike C and I convene at Mike B's house, and hang out with Samson, the ultimate dog.

Random road shots (3 photos)

Photos of two other random vehicles, and an exterior of the Ferrari dealership.

Mystery tunnel entrance (18 photos)

Mike didn't want to go in, but I showed him the entrance to the mystery tunnel in Nyack. No, not those tunnels, the other tunnels -- the mystery tunnels.

Mmm... McDonald's (7 photos)

There is nothing I hate more than a delay at a drive-thru. People need to know what they want, order it, get their order, then GTFO. Look at the time stamp of the photos, first to last, noting that I was already past the first window when I started shooting, and I only started shooting after the delay started to become unacceptable. This trip to McDonald's took over 15 minutes total. Yikes!

Waste of space (22 photos)

Some test exposures taken while playing C&C3 on Xbox 360.

Random rides on Rockland roads (10 photos)

Shots of random drivers seem during random drives through Rockland.

I don't drive to work (1 photos)

But today, probably because I woke up late, I drove in as close as I could get since the train service is limited and I would've been stuck at home otherwise. But I got a healthy reminder of why I don't drive, because this guy was a complete tool about exiting the park-and-ride lot.

LG VX4500 Charger (3 photos)

Not every photo is meant to be expressive, you know. This is a photo of my phone's charger.

Nanuet High football rules! (50 photos)

Actually, we lost this game, but I still felt compelled to capture the game since it would be the last game of their high school careers for the seniors.

Return to Rockland (62 photos)

After another wonderful weekend adventure in Brooklyn, Mike Basile and I trek back to Rockland. This day has some significance to us, as I believe it was the day that we 'met' the people from the publishing company.

Across from Iona Island (30 photos)

Shots of Iona Island as viewed from the scenic rest area on US 6 near the Bear Mountain Bridge.

Oh, Robin (1 photos)

Robin Meade? Who's that? I'd never heard of her, but based on this sign alone, she looked pretty hot. However, she doesn't look this good on TV. This ad is probably heavily photoshopped.

Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? (17 photos)

It's almost like they're ashamed to wear their uniforms. Clarkstown Police use a bunch of different unmarked vehicles for various purposes, including this vehicle equipped with ANPR equipment used to detect stolen vehicles.

Odd prices at Citgo (6 photos)

The store is closed, but the prices are still eye-catching.

Working from Home (6 photos)

Because my phone was out of service, I had to get up and walk into the other room to take an incoming phone call. While I was standing there, I snapped some shots.

My peeps parked at Palisades (3 photos)

A quick group photo before going bowling at the mall.

Late night at work (3 photos)

I stayed at late a bit later than usual. I snapped some shots around Exchange Place. I was so tired, by the time I got to Hoboken Terminal, it looked like the train schedule was written in some weird block character set.

Road's Closed (9 photos)

Seven Lakes Drive is a seasonal road, but actually, it looks like someone's moved the barrier, perhaps because of unusually mild weather.

Back from Brooklyn on the FDR (90 photos)

An unusually tourist-y gallery of views seen returning home to Rockland from Brooklyn.

Passing through Hackensack (1 photos)

"Chicken Magician" is an awesome name for a fried chicken place. The building must have been used for a bank previously, their drive-thru window is way too intense otherwise.

Don't worry (1 photos)

I know how to drive this thing. This is the operator's cabin of a light-rail on the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail.

Driving back from Brooklyn (40 photos)

We stopped at the Ron Paul headquarters and phone-banked on the way. It was neat, there were lots of other winners there.

Chinese Christmas Cookies (14 photos)

Me Chinese, me play joke, me put lead inside your holiday serving plates. Not for food use!

Medivac on the PIPC (12 photos)

Hard to see what's going on here, but there must have been a bad accident, because they closed the parkway to traffic and landed a medivac chopper.

Nancy's Birthday (3 photos)

We celebrated with a large gathering at Ruth Chris Steakhouse in Westchester. It was delicious, but overrated.

I love lamp! (7 photos)

For one reason or another, I felt compelled to take some test shots of my lamp.

On the way to Mike's for New Year's (14 photos)

Since tourists were everywhere snapping away anyway, I figured I'd snap some shots of my own. I took some photos of track equipment for the PATH train at Hoboken Terminal, the new FIND interfaces in the L train, and a shot of the L train pulling away.

New York New Year's (42 photos)

New York City is one of the most insane places to be on New Year's Eve. Mike went to Times Square to visit his dad, who was working lighting and sound for the ball drop. Instead of the ball drop, we went to Webster Hall to see Infected Mushroom, our second time seeing them. Mike Basile joined us on this epic journey featuring crime, drugs, music, transsexual cops, dancing, and lots of fun & adventure.

A day in Nyack (187 photos)

Armed with my cameras and plenty of free time, I took a stroll around Nyack and found tunnels, shipwrecks, and plenty of other interesting views.

State line lookout (11 photos)

Stopped at the parking area on the PIPC to take some random shots on the way back from NYC.

Stop, or we'll take shots (10 photos)

Out drinking with former coworkers from DPS. Sadly, I broke my Canon Powershot S70 this night by repeatedly dropping it out of my sweatshirt pocket. I tried to take some shots of the graffiti in the bathroom to test the flash. But it just didn't work.

Waking in Watervliet (4 photos)

Barb and Dee brought me to their friend's place in Watervliet. Their friends were real chill, and we had a great conversation about investing. Something about their kitchen brought back memories.

Returning from RPI (12 photos)

I did have to go return to work, so I fought my raging hangover, ate breakfast, then drove home on the Thruway.

Blazin' Challenge (10 photos)

I did the Buffalo Wild Wings Blazin' Challenge with time to spare, to publicize Ron Paul. Since they take your picture, and add it to a slideshow rotation, it's awesome to still hear people come back to me and say, "I saw your picture at BWW!". Also, there are some shots of the deteriorating fire-hazard we call the Palisades Center.

Mileage with meaning (17 photos)

Occasionally, the odometer on my 1993 Mitsubishi Diamante passes by numbers which interest me, like this one. 200,000! Just change the oil every 5,000 miles.

Canon Powershot G9 unboxing (5 photos)

My Canon Powershot G9 arrived and I was immediately ecstatic.

Mike and I at the mall (2 photos)

Nothing too crazy here, just a shot of Mike and a storefront at the Palisades Mall with a rather amusing marketing slogan.

Still experimenting... (3 photos)

Interior shots of views from my desk, using my new Canon Powershot G9

Skeleton of 77 Hudson (2 photos)

77 Hudson's concrete skeleton exposed before the glass curtain wall was erected.

High ISO Experiment (1 photos)

Shooting downtown Pearl River from the Pascack Valley train using ISO 3200 on the my new Canon Powershot G9. To be honest, I was pretty disappointed that it came out this poorly. There's way too much grain.

Before Beer Fest (21 photos)

On the way to Beer Fest, through CT after meeting Ian. Ian stayed with a friend in Boston, but since they were around the corner from Allison's I was able to stay there, and go out for breakfast and a ride around Boston early the next morning.

Extreme Beer Fest 2008 (31 photos)

We drank a lot of beer, like you'd expect.

Coming back from Beer Fest (19 photos)

A drive around Boston after Beer Fest, before leaving for home.

John D at the Mall (1 photos)

The bench at the Palisades Mall is pretty big, but so is Johnny D.

Chris's to Kreyg's (10 photos)

Chilling out, eating pretzels, and holding it down.

BWW Candids (1 photos)

A random shot of Jolly at Buffalo Wild Wings at the Palisades Center

Ruminants at Rockland Lake (21 photos)

This doe let us get surprisingly close, although the deer around the park are conditioned to being offered food. A flock of guinea fowl also blockades the roadway, protesting for equal access to social services and an end to sales tax.

West Nyack to Nanuet on 59 (5 photos)

A drive Westbound on Route 59 from West Nyack to Nanuet, NY.

Deer Damage (2 photos)

The deer survived, less the patch of fur hanging out from the space around the hood.

Driving up 304 (5 photos)

A winter drive north on Route 304, from Pearl River to Bardonia, NY.

Chris at Kreyg's (2 photos)

Macro shot of Chris's neck while playing games at Kreyg's

Around Exchange Place (2 photos)

Exchange Place in Jersey City on a mild winter day. 77 Hudson is growing taller.

Dining in Nyack with Joe (8 photos)

Joe, Jen, Tiffany and I went to Nyack for some eats, then had a few beers back at their place.

Connie, my cube neighbor (1 photos)

Before being moved away from the cube near all the big-wigs, I set next to Connie, the admin for one of the SVPs. I was glad I took this picture, because soon after, the layoffs started and she was let go of unexpectedly.

Wating for Wexler (11 photos)

When I heard that Robert Wexler was going to be in town, I had to stop by. Wexler is one of the most outspoken advocates of impeaching the members of the Bush administration. I actually got to shake his hand.

Jersey City Powerhouse (2 photos)

Trump tower stands proudly next to the Hudson & Manhattan Powerhouse. Despite the lack of maintenance for decades, the Powerhouse still stands thanks to its sturdy construction.

Rockland rainstorm (8 photos)

A downpour causes some flooding at the Palisades Center and around the neighborhood.

Random rides in Rockland (2 photos)

In this gallery, we locate a clone of Mike B's car and enjoy the scenic vista of a Palisades Parkway exit.

Random shot of Jen (1 photos)

I don't remember what I was taking a picture of, but Jen looks pretty pumped up!

Celebrating St. Patrick's Day (13 photos)

My friend Gene threw a St. Patrick's day bash at his place in Newark. A great time was had by all!

Riding the rails (19 photos)

After a St. Patrick's Day party in Newark the night before, I took a weekend train home. It was every bit as painful as a weekday train, and in some ways worse, since the other passengers were mostly n00bs. The woman right across from me spent the entire train ride on a cell phone. Hope she enjoys brain cancer.

Turkeys around town (3 photos)

I snapped a shot of a turkey somewhere near Clausland Mountain. Oddly enough, the next day, there was a brief rain storm, followed by moderate hail, followed by turkeys walking around in my neighborhood.

Minor meaning to the mileage (4 photos)

It wasn't even the right number. I tried to get my odometer to line up on a certain number, but I didn't follow through even after I did the math for it. Those miles keep adding on...

Meadowlands of the mighty Hackensack (3 photos)

Some meadowlands near the HX bridge on the Hackensack River near Secaucus, NJ.

'Save the planet' (1 photos)

At least the guy has a sense of humor

Mike C madness (7 photos)

Mike C and I started our adventure by hiking around High Tor, before heading to the mall where we got royally jipped on vended candies at the Palisades Center.

Random interior views (2 photos)

Detail of floral bed sheet and a mess piled in a corner.

Rockland road rage (4 photos)

If you can't drive, you may be pictured here.

Between 'insert' and 'page up' (2 photos)

There's no place like 127.0.0.1

The ride to Rockland Lake (5 photos)

Some shots of roadside vistas seen driving to Rockland Lake State Park, including some shots of an undercover car making a traffic stop.

'Round Rockland Lake (45 photos)

A quick nature walk around Rockland Lake. We took an unconventional route into the park, parking the car on Collyer Ave. I got a parking ticket for a $20 fine, but I'm fighting it anyway. But by walking through the woods into parking area 2, we found some interesting old artifacts. Also, we found out that the north pool's soda machine takes $2 bills.

Bulk pickup on Memory Ln (1 photos)

Bulk pickup instills an unusual sense of fear in the packrat in me. Some childhood toys and other familiar objects can be seen here ready for curbside pickup.

Evaluating GTA4 early (37 photos)

Like the winners we are, we received a copy of GTA4 3 days before launch, so we played it for roughly 3 days straight until it launched, at which time it became so three days ago. Just kidding, I love this game still and can't wait for the DLC.

Views from the porch (19 photos)

Some shots of the robins in the backyard, and a tree in bloom..

Thoroughly touring Tweed's tunnels (50 photos)

Starting the journey at the south western end of the mountain, in the Camp Bluefields Dr. parking area, I ventured up into the hills to boldly go where many have gone before. I walked through one tunnel without a flashlight, like I usually do. Also like usually, I nearly soiled myself. Noticed some new concrete and metal works I'd never seen before, and became better oriented with the "offices" relative to the homes on the street.

Working Wall Street West (15 photos)

There was supposed to be a jet flyover, but it didn't seem to happen in a timely manner, so I had to return to work. Also some views around Exchange Place, including 77 Hudson going up.

Random driving shots (2 photos)

A random shot of Exxon in Pearl River and a poor parking job at the Nanuet Mall.

Day at Doodletown (107 photos)

An early morning solo journey to Doodletown Dam. Some shots of Iona Island thrown in for good measure. I met a rail fan there with his grandson. I found the water treatment plant for the first time. Pretty neat place.

Random driving shots (3 photos)

A shot of the PIP, a familiar looking car on Tweed, and a fresh Stop sign lacking the distinction of a Spitfire wheels flame boy sticker.

Exploring the frontyard (22 photos)

Views from the street side of my house. There's a lot of Robins around, and cherry blossoms are blooming.

Crossing HX Draw by train (3 photos)

Views of a train traveling parallel to my train while passing the HX drawbridge near Secaucus Junction. A shot of Upper Hack Lift is also included.

Bicycling the Brooklyn Bridge (32 photos)

Mike coaxed me into going for a bike ride through Brooklyn. The bike was way too large for me, and pained me greatly to ride, but it was worth the trouble. Some great views were taken in. Many themes encompassed the event.

Exploring the backyard (60 photos)

A journey into the petting zoo and nature exhibit that is my backyard, with macro shots of some native fauna.

Frisbee at Germond's (19 photos)

Mike, Dan, and Kreyg played frisbee at Germond's pool like winners. Yes, Kreyg actually did something physically active outside, in fact, he even tried to run the outside perimeter of the field as a cool down at the end.

McDonald's Southwest Chicken Sandwich (7 photos)

McDonald's simply wasn't satisfied with itself for ruining the menu by removing the McRib: they recently rolled out an abomination of commerce upon the masses. That is the Southwest Chicken sandwich. Imagine for a moment, a McDonald's chicken breast, topped with pickles (and only pickles), stuffed between its usual hamburger patties, all for a bargain basement price of $2.69. I tried one on the day it came out, since they were offering it for $1 (I'm a sucker for a sale). But it was dollar menu worthy, despite the sticker shock I experienced when I saw the item rung through on the POS for $2.69 before the promotion was applied. Verdict: stick to the burgers.

Back yard bird watch (36 photos)

My back yard is like a petting zoo sometimes, except the animals aren't actually domesticated. I was scoping out some birds with the zoom lens.

Stop looking at me, swan (46 photos)

This swan seemed to really love that green algae floating on top of the golf course irrigation pond at Rockland Lake.

Devi's last day (6 photos)

We took Devi out for lunch since it was her last day at Lehman. She went back to India to get married. Congratulations Devi!

"Ocean City", MD (265 photos)

Dylan invited Joe to stay at his cousin's house on the beach in Ocean City, MD for Memorial Day weekend. In typical style, we actually ended up about 20 miles away in Ocean View, DE, 5 minutes away from the water. Not easily swayed, we still had a blast anyway. Joe and I went skating on the boardwalk when everyone else went out drinking. Dylan's cousin was awesome for letting us crash there. There must have been 20 people there. This girl that Dylan brought was a total fiend, though. At one point, I packed a bowl, even though really she was the only one that wanted it. So I pretended to fall asleep with it in my hand. She had the balls to try and grab it from me, unsuccessfully. I took great satisfaction in making her say "please" repeatedly.

Showing Drey the Letchworth Power Plant (42 photos)

Drey likes to do interesting things, but unfortunately, he's cursed with 7 years bad luck for some reason or another. We went to Letchworth Power Plant and walked around for hours. Then we heard a horn blaring near where my car was parked (at the closed bridge near the active buildings). A rent-a-cop was waiting and started asking questions. He tried to get confrontational but totally backed off after I started asking basic questions in response to his own questions. He sheepishly said, "I won't make you delete the pictures this time." Right. And I won't leave you lying in the fetal position on the ground, this time.

Don't panic (2 photos)

These panic buttons in the parking garage of the Palisades Center are a major point of contention for me. The design for human factors is atrocious. You'd think that by pressing the button, you're summoning help. In fact, pressing the button only patches the intercom audio through to the security office without any other alarm. Not only that, you have to hold the button to talk. That's why it says "press button and talk". Pressing the button isn't enough, you actually have to say something to wake them up. Nice, right?!

Out the window (2 photos)

I was hoping some interesting nature would unfold in the backyard. I got bored and shot the roof then went back inside. Lame!

Elusive Eagle (2 photos)

Lately I keep seeing this massive bird around the house. At first I thought it was an eagle, but then another night I swear I saw something the size of a small car fly over the house. Eagles aren't that big, but this wasn't that bird either.

They love to see you smile (2 photos)

Actually, wait, what the heck are these cameras pointing at? They're certainly not pointing at the drive thru.

Quick Trip to Queens (40 photos)

Mike B and I made a took a trip to Queens to see Jess's place

Nanuet Diner placemat low tech photoshop (1 photos)

Justin low tech photoshops himself into a Nanuet Diner placemat advertisement by placing his license under a hole cut in the mat with the knife.

Hiked Hook Mountain (6 photos)

Mike, Dan, and I hiked Hook Mountain like true winners.

Cablevision hangs wire like Christmas Tree (6 photos)

Verizon FiOS did underground installation in our neighborhood, but apparently botched the job. ConEd (O&R) and Verizon came out and replaced their copper lines within days. Cablevision for some reason couldn't get the job done, so they just hung the wire up in a tree in my front yard and ran it across the road from there. You'd think it was temporarily, but it sat there for over a month with no action and no one at Cablevision seemed to know anything about work being done in that neighborhood. By complaining about it repeatedly, I did get a response, but it was ridiculous to have to go through all that. It was clearly unsafe.

Shooting Bugs (10 photos)

Your guns are powerless to stop them.

My First Round of Golf (3 photos)

Turned the tail-end of a long night into a 6am trip to Rockland Lake Championship golf course where we played the back 9. I did terrible and would simply stop counting after 10 strokes. By playing in parallel, we kept a swift pace. It was far more fun that I expected.

My First Year @ Lehman (3 photos)

Vijay took these pictures for me as part of the column I wrote for the GTS newsletter titled 'Work is something you do, not somewhere you go'. The article praised the company's flexible work arrangement and remote tools.

Day trip to Iona Island (74 photos)

Took a trip and went for a short hike down the tracks. I bumped into a Hispanic family trapping off the old trestle (although they had a trap or two on the new trestle also).

ANPR: Now in Rockland (1 photos)

That's not a radar gun, but it is a police car. Those ANPR devices capture the plates of passing vehicles, and automatically cross-reference them with the DMV databases to help improve the efficiency at which police find stolen or un-registered vehicles.

Tripping Basile (8 photos)

A day trip to the Iona Island rail bridge with Mike B

Palisades Center foyer (2 photos)

The center court of the Palisades Center; because sometimes I capture the things I see regularly.

Nanuet Mall halls (9 photos)

It's almost like the mall is closed because it's so quiet... but it's not.

Left-handed list (1 photos)

I wrote out a list of tasks with my left hand because Bill made a random comment to me to the effect of: I must be smart because I'm left handed.

Rain running down roofs (1 photos)

A hard rain caused a surprising amount of runoff

Aged anti-Roosevelt graffiti (2 photos)

Random scrachiti that must be nearly 70 years old. Also, a rather tautological sign on a bathroom door: open the door to access the emergency door release.

Nanuet Mall infrastructure (23 photos)

Empty anchor stores are never a good sign...

Pancho pukes on the pavement (2 photos)

One of the landscapers working on my neighbor's house randomly vomited in front of my house. I called the business just to let them know something was wrong.

Dental self-exam (4 photos)

I diagnosed myself with cavities and prepared for the inevitable. They were indeed developing cavities so my diagnosis was correct.

Palisades Center back halls (23 photos)

Exploring the cavernous commercial center: The Palisades Mall

Wildlife in Rockland (4 photos)

Bunnies and albino birds roam the streets like they own the place

Piledriver (1 photos)

"Piledriver! That's right my friend, the pile driver!"

Rockland Lake ruminants at night (1 photos)

These deer are just chillin' on that grass-covered traffic island. Must be a nice life.

Thar she blows (2 photos)

Hard to make out from the photo, but, take my word for it: no one wants to know what kind of woman was in that bathroom that it took 3 Palisades Center mall security guards to dispose of the situation.

Marlene's flowers (3 photos)

While I didn't get to enjoy defoliating her garden, I did capture these photos of her nicer flowers.

Alex's Birthday (9 photos)

Everyone knows, GFS developers love cake. Alex doesn't develop GFS, but who doesn't love cake?

Chris's TV Adventure (7 photos)

Sometimes, it seems like Chris isn't sure why we think he's a douchebag, but this night was a perfect example. After asking for our input buying an HDTV, he selected the model we advised, and then asked if he should cave into the "performance plan" offered by the lazy-eyed older-than-dirt southern hick salesman. We said no, so what did he do, but then proceed to insist it was worth it. I have extensive video of his lunatic ranting and raving on tape, so four years from now, when the warranty is up, we'll review it and see how that all played out.

Diet coke catastrophe (4 photos)

One sure-fire way to tell regular soda from diet soda is to boil off the water content. Diet soda leaves behind only a trace of brown coloring and burnt aspartame, while regular soda leaves behind a thick syrup, due to its high sugar content.

Triple Fatburger (7 photos)

Taj is an eating machine. He slammed down a Triple Fatburger, despite the chef's insistence it was impossible. He received a T-shirt for his fortitude. Also, the results of a hardcore brainstorming session at work.

Dear Ellen, thanks for the litter (1 photos)

Ellen Jaffee's supporters have a funny way of showing it. They littered Blauvelt State Park with these crappy bandit signs. She's now running unopposed, so it was completely unnecessary. Some older-than-dirt woman saw me take a sign down, and proceeded to try and impress and dazzle me with her political views. I assured her I would dispose of it properly, and she replied that she was calling the police. I told her to give them my plate and they could call me if there were any problems. Surprise, surprise, I never heard back on it.

Weary work day (3 photos)

Although despite the despair, I captured this beautiful moment of commerce shared between the guy driving the Hudson Bergen light rail and a street vendor selling ice cream. Also, they changed the green tea at work, now it's really green.

Bandit sign bakeout (6 photos)

Illegal signs and illegal substances. These bastards are up to something.

Messing up my mouth (13 photos)

With my wisdom teeth freshly removed, I took some photos for "dental records" to make sure it was healing right.

Bank shot (28 photos)

A depressing day at the Lehman back-office...

My mouth makes me mad (4 photos)

Still healing from all the tooth stealing I went through.

A Brooklyn crustacean's dream (18 photos)

Enjoying an evening in Brooklyn with Mike C. We went to a bar in his neighborhood, and I bumped into Denis, an old friend of mine.

Peanut Nore (1 photos)

I'm Dr. Steve Brule, for your health!

Schadenfreude (2 photos)

Nothing brings a smile to my face like seeing bad people's work get destroyed.

They still make that? (3 photos)

Yes, they do still make Tab, and it's delicious (as delicious as soda gets).

Enjoying work while it lasts (53 photos)

With impending layoffs approaching rapidly, I took in some of the typical sights around exchange place and Hoboken Terminal. The Intrepid happened to be passing through the Harbor for added touristy goodness.

Poor branding (1 photos)

Subway's sign-maker must be red-yellow color blind.

Economic devastation (2 photos)

"No one foresaw the economic devastation that lay ahead."

Around the house (5 photos)

Flexibility is important to me.

Goodbye GFS (20 photos)

The GFS team assembled outside 70 Hudson for what will likely be one of our final group photos. We were one hell of a team.

PIP violators (4 photos)

Commercial vehicles always seem to make their way onto the Palisades Parkway, but they're not permitted there. Also, my mileage keeps climbing. I'm getting a new car soon though.

Hot car (1 photos)

A car with a pretty sweet flame paint job near the Nanuet train station.

Timing techniques on Tweed (12 photos)

Testing my techniques at tweaking the timings of my photos. These were actually taken during the late evening, but with long exposures.

Timing techniques on the Thruway (16 photos)

Like the previous gallery, I take some random pseudo-experimental shots while driving to Troy.

Around RPI homecoming (31 photos)

Although I didn't go to any of the sporting events, I bumped into some old friends and even got down to business.

Ruminants in the right of way (7 photos)

Deer are very common in Rockland county. Despite how damn cute they are, they regularly walk into the road, where they find fresh grass to snack on.

Pre-Halloween Randoms (18 photos)

The unemployment has not yet set in, but approaches rapidly.

Police impersonator (1 photos)

Can you spot the official indicia?

Gatto Lane Halloween (50 photos)

My friend Chris (technically he's not my friend since neither of us have friends) goes all out each Halloween. This was what he put together this year. Part of the theme was inspired by a comment I made about making tombstones for "the Lehman brothers". Not the firm, but the actual brothers that started the firm. This is what he turned it into.

Fall colors at Tweed (3 photos)

Clausland Mountain is my favorite place in general, but in fall, its colors are vibrant.

Change! (2 photos)

Thanks, President-elect Barack Obama!

Hoboken and JC (85 photos)

Things take on a different view in my unemployment.

Dragonboard (1 photos)

The unique creatures left of my whiteboard by Mike C. I had to use the whiteboard, but I wanted to save this.

New York EDL (4 photos)

The new "enhanced driver license" (EDL) program is meant to be like the EZ-pass of border crossing document exchange. But there are some important differences between a regular license and an EDL.

November Raindoms (33 photos)

Nothing lasts forever, in the cold November rain. This was indeed a wet November. Random shots from around Rockland.

The road less traveled (4 photos)

The Hasidim built their own road in defiance. I needed to see it with my own eyes.

Trains and wires of Rockland (89 photos)

A tour of the bulk goods and high-voltage electric distribution infrastructure of Rockland County

North Rockland in Winter (11 photos)

The river Hudson... in winter!

Just Clarkstown (9 photos)

Random shots from around Clarkstown only. Check out our scrap dump, our highways, our pants, and our fast food facilities.

Thanksgiving is big in Italy (28 photos)

Turkey Cacciatore, sweet potato parmagiana! Plus some shots from the Thruway ride there.

Snappy the random shot (10 photos)

Crap random shots from around the house and around the town.

18-wheeler vs. Armored car (5 photos)

Round 1: Tie.

Basics of bad driving (8 photos)

Accidents, stuck trucks, and more.

More random nonsense (4 photos)

Palisades center, laundry basket kidnappings, and more.

Black ice ire (10 photos)

Whoops.

Winter time woes (8 photos)

Random shots of winter storms.

Holiday high-balls (22 photos)

Dinner and drinks with family around the holidays.

Delicious Drinks (7 photos)

A low-key new years celebration topped off with white russians.

Theme of garbage disposal (6 photos)

Shred better next time. Also amusing roadside dumping of a rather nice ginger bread house and an amusing misspelling of a popular religious holiday.

Mount Snow season start (94 photos)

My first day on the slopes after a trip to the Grand Summit at Mount Snow.

Coding with Catdoofus (7 photos)

Catdoofus is proficient in C, of course.

EEE unboxing (6 photos)

So far so good with the new EEE 1000HA and EEE 1000 PCs I ordered from Newegg.

BusinessWeek photo shoot (8 photos)

Behind the scenes trivia: I answered the door in my underwear because I forgot that we had changed the time from 3pm to 11am.

January on-the-move (7 photos)

Random photos from January taken on my BlackBerry.

January roadsides (9 photos)

Random shots from my driver's seat.

Stratton January 2009 (43 photos)

From an early-week trip to Stratton Mountain, VT.

Testing a time machine (5 photos)

Looking at artifacts from the 1990s.

Electronic Memories (10 photos)

From a visit to the electronic waste recycling facility.

Learn how to drive (4 photos)

Various shots from the road.

February '09 Randoms (20 photos)

Random shots from all over during February of 2009.

Homes in Rockland (3 photos)

Under construction and recent construction.

Please postpone the paintball (35 photos)

Touring tunnels of Tweed through the time that the tourists thought this was a paintball range.

Nyack Beach from behind (21 photos)

My advice is to not try and reach the spot we reached, as it was very difficult to get back out.

Rockland's other half (28 photos)

Exploring the Western side of Rockland.

Letchworth: Denied (11 photos)

Our exploration was interrupted by marked police cars and a crazy dog lover ranting about "bodies in the ground".

Randoms, rails, and roads (7 photos)

Random shots from late March 2009.

March '09 Randoms (17 photos)

Random photos from the month of March, 2009.

Trip to Florida (343 photos)

Welcome to Miami (Bienvenido a Miami). Who is crazy enough to drive nearly 20 hours for a 2-day rave in Miami?

Ultra Festival at Winter Music Conference 2009 (63 photos)

Like heaven on earth. Perhaps you saw us raving hard?

Never pay parking fines (3 photos)

I beat a parking ticket that wasn't justified by building an intense case against the officer's account of events. But unfortunately he simply didn't show up in court, causing me to win by default.

Springtime in Session (15 photos)

A day trip to Nyack Beach on a beautiful spring day, to take in it's scenic vistas.

Housesitting, dogsitting (9 photos)

Dustin's Aunt left for the weekend and asked that her dogs be cared for. We made sure they were.

The Twisted Time Machine (183 photos)

"The Twisted Time Machine", an event presented by Parisian Beauty Academy. An evening of fashion, dinner & FUNraising, including a live rock band, a live dance company, a multi era fashion show, DJ, and of course gifts and prizes. All to support some great causes.

Shopping for Mom (6 photos)

Needed a gift for my mother's birthday, so we went to the mall. Ridiculousness abounds at the mall as usual.

April '09 Randoms (41 photos)

Random photos from the month of April, 2009.

Summer Randoms (58 photos)

Had me a blast. Summer randoms, happen so fast.

All Points West 2009 (431 photos)

Photos from the 2009 All Points West music festival in Liberty State Park, Jersey City, NJ.

Travelling to Chicago (107 photos)

Photos from the road trip to Chicago and Lollapalooza 2009.

Chi-town, Baby (74 photos)

Photos from Chicago not taken during the Lollapalooza Music Festival.

Lollapalooza 2009 (292 photos)

Photos from the 2009 Lollapalooza Music Festival in Chicago, IL.

AC/AC (26 photos)

From a trip to Atlantic City. Joe and I met a group of girls at a video roulette machine, they were fun, so we got even more drunk than any of us already were. I learned how to dance, and they learned what it's like to hang out with two super awesome guys.

My Stuff For Sale (10 photos)

I have a lot of miscellaneous junk. Perhaps I'm something of a hoarder. But I'm ready to part with a number of these things. If you're interested, contact me.

Afternoon in New York (72 photos)

I went to NYC to do interviews with the Nikkei News and Robert Peston of the BBC. Allison and I made a day of it and took a duck tour to kill some time.

Easy Money (7 photos)

This idiot teenager from upstate driving the white truck in this gallery made a left turn in front of me, causing me to hit him. Naturally he felt that since I hit him it was my fault except for those pesky laws about yielding when making left turns. The insurance company sided with me 100%. But not before the kid's mother called me and asked what I intended to do about the damage on her vehicle. I told her, "tell you what, leave the keys in your mailbox, and I'll come pick up your truck and take it for an estimate." Then I told her to go forth and fornicate herself and that I fully intended to get 100% reimbursed by her insurer. Sucks for you, lady, don't raise your kids to be a jackass next time.

Paint Room Inventory (32 photos)

I was about to delete this, when I remembered that Flickr allows me to upload as many photos as I want. I highly doubt that anyone is interested in these photos, but I am posting them anyway.

Fall '09 Randoms (59 photos)

A slow season for sure. I'll get back on my game, though!

Just Surrender @ The Chance 2009-10-31 (101 photos)

Just Surrender tearing the house down at The Chance in Poughkeepsie, NY on Halloween night, 2009-10-31. A Killer Cool Entertainment show.

Knitting Factory 12 November 2009 (89 photos)

Pictures from the show at the Knitting Factory (Brooklyn) on 12 November 2009, featuring Punchline, Just Surrender, and Hawthorne Heights.

School of Rock 13 November 2009 (85 photos)

Punchline, Just Surrender, and Hawthorne Heights live at School of Rock in South Hackensack, NJ, on 13 November 2009. Night Beast and Monty Are I also played but I arrived late.

Fantasy Fortune Cookie (6 photos)

For decades, man has sought to enhance its fortune cookie technology. In 2009, man discovered the siamese fortune cookie.

Concrete AIDS at the Palisades (2 photos)

Cable TV Pioneers (4 photos)

Although there is no Cable Television Pioneers of America group, there should be. A third party contractor diligently screws up my cable TV while performing his work.

November 09 Randoms (17 photos)

Random pictures from November of 2009.

New Laundry Machines (6 photos)

Our apartment managers installed new laundry machines, nearly doubling the price in doing so, and forcing us to use prepaid smart cards that cost $5 to even load up. Thanks for the added "convenience".

Upstate Butters (63 photos)

Allison brought her dog to my apartment and let us hang out for a day. Butters was mesmerized by vultures on the roof of the building across the street. I was mesmerized by the wrinkles on his face.

Christmas 2009 (9 photos)

Photos from the Christmas 2009 holiday season.

Last of the Mohicans (148 photos)

What a cool little abandoned Catskills resort.

December 2010 Randoms (14 photos)

A little late to post these, but better late than pregnant.

January 2010 Randoms (21 photos)

Random photos from January of 2010.

Stratton Mountain Skiing 2010 (41 photos)

Photos from the various trips to Stratton Mountain I took in 2010.

February 2010 Randoms (15 photos)

Random photos from February of 2010.

Beautiful Day at Belleayre (8 photos)

Belleayre has been offering an incredible deal they call the "2010" deal - $20 lift tickets and $10 rentals on Wednesdays only. Totally amazing if you can get a Wednesday off.

Long Trail Tattletale (10 photos)

Another look around the utility areas under the Long Trail hotel at Stratton Mountain.

Camel Lights, Camel Blues (5 photos)

Camel Lights are now Camel Blues, didn't you get the memo?

Lake Tahoe 2010 (147 photos)

Lake Tahoe? I thought you said "Lake Taco". No, in fact, I very clearly heard you say "Lake Taco," and I have yet to eat one taco since we got here.

I'm in PSL BITCH! (78 photos)

Apparently the big rage at this year's Miami spring break were t-shirts, short shorts, and other souvenirs emblazoned with the words "I'm in Miami BITCH!" I can only assume this is a reference to MTV's Jersey Shore, who, coincidentally, were in Miami filming their second season. I wasn't quite in Miami yet though - first I hung out for a few days with Barb and Dee in Port Saint Lucie.

I'm in Miami BITCH! (38 photos)

Ok, now we're in Miami. Amazingly we were able to stay nearby thanks to Tino! I didn't even know he was down in Miami until about a week before the event. Coincidentally, I had an extra ticket, so I got him to come along, and he let us crash at his place which was barely 5 blocks away from the event.

Ultra 2010 BITCH! (266 photos)

Just to keep things consistent with the t-shirts and short-shorts being sold everywhere, it was absolutely necessary to finish every sentence with BITCH!

Just Surrender @ Valentine's (93 photos)

Just Surrender, & Comic Book Heroes playing at Valentine's in Albany, NY, May 13 2010.

Spring Mix 2010 (62 photos)

There weren't even enough photos to make a miscellaneous mix of photos. Finally, here are my photos from the spring of 2010.

Nanuet Mall Maintenance (7 photos)

Or lack thereof. When I saw this, the first thing I thought was, "Yo dawg, we herd you don't like to do maintenance. So we didn't maintain your maintenance truck, so you can not do maintenance in your unmaintained maintenance truck."

Walkway over the Hudson (24 photos)

When I heard that the Poughkeepsie Railroad Bridge was converted into the Walkway over the Hudson, making it the world's tallest pedestrian bridge, I was intrigued. We find out more.

Summer 2010 Randoms (39 photos)

I used to do random months at a time, but I think random seasons works better. What do you think? This is a collection of otherwise unrelated shots from the Summer of 2010.

You'll Never Believe (189 photos)

An instant classic. A sprawling 700 room resort hotel sitting on almost 500 acres, featuring two high-rise towers and an 18 hole golf course. Also featuring multiple active security guards and a cellular transmitter on the roof of the tower. You'll never believe how well-kept it is.

Treachery Resort Hotel (65 photos)

Timing is everything when exploring a vacant resort hotel protected by an armed guard.

Upstate Golf 2k10 (16 photos)

Photos from the 2010 golf season, taken at local courses around upstate New York.

Women's Federation Castle (22 photos)

Nestled in the woods about a quarter mile from a pedestrian overpass above the Palisades Parkway is the Women's Federation Monument, a small castle with a vista of the cliffs of the Palisades with somewhat of a view of NYC.

Hater's Haven Resort and Spa (43 photos)

Mainly exploring the elevator and some back areas at a certain hotel and spa which is cousins with another hotel which I have photographed.

Third Time's The Charm (180 photos)

I just had to go a third time, didn't I? I went alone. How creepy is that. Security was even tighter than the last two trips; so tight that at one point I felt like I was trapped inside. Take a tour with me one last time.

Palace Hades Center (26 photos)

I hate this mall. It is such a hell hole. This gallery features unusual views inside the mall. Nothing much to see here unless you're a Palisades Center hater.

September 2010 Randoms (7 photos)

Random shots taken in September of 2010, one of my last months living in upstate NY.

Found Cat (19 photos)

Joe and I found a cat that seemed lost around our apartment building. It stayed with us for a week while we tried to locate its owner. It turned out the owner lived in the same building. We just accidentally kidnapped their cat for a week. Whoops.

Finding The G Spot (84 photos)

No sense in hiding the identity of this one. Grossinger's, once the crown jewel of the Catskills, was closed in 1986 and has deteriorated steadily since.

I'm in Virginia, BEACH! (241 photos)

I want to make a t-shirt that says this exact phrase. So, (C) Pete.

Mohegan Moon (32 photos)

We actually were able to pull off the "we came for the uh, offer we saw." They gave us $100 in free slot play and a week later sent us a buffet coupon. Score.

Oct/Nov 2010 Randoms (7 photos)

McRib is back!

Canon 5D Mark II Unboxing (6 photos)

Oh yea. I got it.

Butters Roll5 Maw II (17 photos)

Buy $3000 camera. Take pictures of wrinkly dog.

Single Rainbow, Many Signs (12 photos)

Random shots around town with my new camera.

Highview Playground (51 photos)

Once a stunning example of a community effort to build a playground within what was once the "Second Safest City" in America, Nanuet Highview Community Playground was a unique wooden playground built in the 1990s. Featuring ornate and almost Victorian architecture, the playground used elements like turrets and winding passageways that gave the playground the nickname "the castle playground". At the age of 20, the school board quietly prepared to demolish the playground, and with barely a weeks notice to the public, announced that the park would be no more due to vague insurance reasons. No serious injuries had ever occurred at the park, nor had any insurance claim ever been filed against the school district. Some staff from the nearby elementary school were seeking to convert the space where the park once stood into a parking lot. However, thanks to a strong outcry from the community, there are already efforts underway to rebuild. Find out more about efforts to rebuild Highview Playground.

Birdfeeder Breakfast (7 photos)

Still experimenting with the new camera, I attempt to capture some birds eating their breakfast with acceptable results.

Design Domesticus (7 photos)

Experimenting with more interior photography including a hungry cat and an unusual interior design involving a book about interior design.

A Challenger Appears (10 photos)

Whenever I find myself growing grim about the mouth; whenever it is a damp, drizzly November in my soul; whenever I find myself involuntarily pausing before coffin warehouses, and bringing up the rear of every funeral I meet; and especially whenever my hypos get such an upper hand of me, that it requires a strong moral principle to prevent me from deliberately stepping into the street, and methodically knocking people’s hats off – then, I account it high time to get into my car and take random photos around town. The gallery is named "A Challenger Appears" because this time I happened to come across another Shar Pei - a challenger to my favorite Shar Pei - Butters.

A Wrinkle In Time (14 photos)

Chances are, Butters is more wrinkled than your dog.

Suburban Shots Near Sickletown (24 photos)

Random shots around town including some views of the construction on Route 59 during the bridge replacement project.

Gettin' Down Near Orangetown (8 photos)

Random shots taken around Orangetown, NY and into surrounding communities.

Stray Cats Stay Strapped (4 photos)

Still not over the novelty of my new camera, I challenged myself to take a good shot of the stray cats running through the backyard. This is the result.

Late November 2010 Randoms (29 photos)

Shots taken around town, mostly in and around Orangetown, NY. Includes a visit to a supermarket, and making of stuffing muffins.

Waterhouse Demo (27 photos)

Move along, nothing to see here...

BlackBerry Curve 8330 (483 photos)

Photos taken with my BlackBerry Curve 8330.

Canon Powershot S50 (4202 photos)

Canon Powershot S70 (2172 photos)

Photos taken with my Canon Powershot S70.

Canon Powershot G9 (2248 photos)

Photos taken with my Canon Powershot G9

Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi (6144 photos)

Photos taken with my Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi.

Canon 5D Mark II (931 photos)

That's right.

Graffiti

Elevators & Escalators

A gallery of photos featured on www.Escalators.co, an elevator and escalator blog.

By Shoot

Grouped into situations, events, trips, or other logical batches of photos where I had a camera and shot a distinct set. There are sometimes many similar sets if I did similar things, but on different dates.

By Camera

Photos sorted by the camera on which they were taken.

Family

Events, with family.

Friends

Photos of friends or events with friends

Randomness

Photo sets that lack cohesion, usually a collection of random point-and-shoot shots accumulated over a few days.

RPI

From my time studying at RPI, 2002 through 2006.

Travel

Shows and Live Events

Photos from shows, concerts, and other live events. Powered by punq.com/.

Urban exploration (often shortened as urbex or UE) is the examination of the normally unseen or off-limits parts of urban areas or industrial facilities. Urban exploration is also commonly referred to as infiltration, although some people consider infiltration to be more closely associated with the exploration of active or inhabited sites. It may also be referred to as "draining" (when exploring drains) "urban spelunking", "urban caving", or "building hacking". The nature of this activity presents various risks, including both physical danger and the possibility of arrest and punishment. Many, but not all, of the activities associated with Urban Exploration could be considered trespassing or other violations of local or regional laws. Ventures into abandoned structures are perhaps the most common example of urban exploration. Abandoned sites are generally entered first by locals, and often sport large amounts of graffiti and other acts of vandalism. Explorers face various risks in abandoned structures including collapsing roofs and floors, broken glass, guard dogs, the presence of chemicals, other harmful substances, most notably asbestos, hostile squatters and sometimes motion detectors. Some explorers wear respirators to protect their airways. Exploration targets vary from one country to another, but some of the more popular or high-profile abandonments include amusement parks, grain elevators, factories, missile silos, hospitals, asylums, schools, and sanatoriums. Also, due to a marked lack of governmental support of historical monuments under many regimes, some structures may be centuries old, from various architectural epochs and still freely accessible in their unrenovated states. Many explorers of abandonments find the decay of uninhabited spaces to be beautiful; many of these explorers are also photographers. Some abandonments are heavily guarded with motion sensors and active security. Others are more easily accessible and carry less risk of discovery. Abandonments are also popular among history buffs, 'industrial archeologists,' 'ghost hunters' and fans of graffiti. Another aspect of urban exploration is the practice of exploring active or in use buildings. This includes seeing secured or "member-only" areas, mechanical rooms, roofs, elevator rooms, abandoned floors and other normally unseen parts of such buildings. The term 'infiltration' is often associated with the exploration of active structures. People entering restricted areas may be committing trespass and civil prosecution may result. The rise in the popularity of urban exploration can be attributed to its increased media attention. Recent television shows, such as "Urban Explorers" on the Discovery Channel, MTV's Fear, and the ghost hunting exploits of The Atlantic Paranormal Society have packaged the hobby for a popular audience. Talks and exhibits on urban exploration have appeared at the 5th and 6th Hackers on Planet Earth Conference, complementing numerous newspaper articles and interviews. With the rise in the relative popularity of the hobby due to this increased focus, there has been increasing discussion on whether the extra attention has been beneficial to urban exploration as a whole. Urban exploration is a hobby that comes with a number of inherent dangers. Storm water drains are not designed with human access as their primary use. They can be subject to flash flooding and bad air. There have been a number of deaths in storm water drains, but these are usually during floods, and are normally not urban explorers. Many old abandoned structures feature hazards such as unstable structures, unsafe floors, asbestos, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, exposed electrical wires and entrapment hazards.[citation needed] Asbestos is a long term health risk for urban explorers, along with breathing in contaminants from pigeon feces. Urban explorers use dust masks and respirators to alleviate this danger. Some sites are occasionally used by homeless people and drug users and there may be discarded needles. The growing popularity of the activity has resulted not just in increased attention from explorers, but also from vandals and law enforcement. The illicit aspects of urban exploring, which may include trespassing and breaking and entering, have brought along with them critical articles in mainstream newspapers. Source: Wikipedia - Urban Exploration

Pro-tip: trailer is good cover, but not chain link fence

Will the owner of a pair of muddy shoes...

Left arrow mounted on right side of signal

If you do this on the highway, I hate you

Heavy towtruck extricates crashed armored car

Signals on the Woodrow Wilson Drawbridge

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