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Friday, February 9th 2007

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Damon: Cool, this is a place in Silverlake that repairs old turntables and amplifiers. It's on Sunset. In the age of throw it out and buy a new one, these guys actually fix things. The owner gave me a twenty minute lecture about polarity in speaker wires and how it...

in response to Memorial for Mr. Smith

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: lovely, lovely, lovely.

in response to Momentary Fog

EvilGentleman: I guess I asked for that...

in response to You Know You\'re in Montreal When...

jack: 22-you realize for the first time you belong in a home and under supervisory care.

in response to You Know You\'re in Montreal When...

Savarin: This fog lasted about 10 minutes.

in response to Momentary Fog

oneUnit: I just saw the acme yard for the first time the other day, every city needs a place like this, people are going to do graffiti, give them a spot (or 2 or 3) and illegal graff will diminish, not totally, but... this yard was a little slice of heaven...

in response to Albuquerque Graffiti Flood

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: I like the way the craines are emulating the clouds and are pointing left.

in response to Hooverville

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: I'm fond of the 3rd one. Golden squares. Lovely.

in response to Clean LA Air

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Me likey. It looks a little like a knitted stripy sweater. By the way, I'm finally going back to Blighty for a visit for the first time in 8 years. Maybe I'll even catch some snow.

in response to Tyres in Snow

EvilGentleman: At the moment, I'm in class, the only place I have internet access for now. Never opt for consolidating phone and internet bills, if you are not 100% financially stable. I cannot regain my net service until I pay my old land-line bill, and I can barely afford to pay...

in response to Train Derails on Bridge IV: The Aftermath (With Graf Train Passing By)

elaine: i liked LA, virtually no culture shock from london, since the pace of life is similar. i went in winter, which was about the right weather for my sensibilities - i am sure i would DIE

in response to Clean LA Air

mark: I enjoyed the photos. These type of stone houses are common in Kentucky, made from sandstone. mk

in response to Stone house on Cardinal Hill

elaine: haha! ta jeeff, but no need to dig yet;-) the promised snow crisis (albeit played out on the roads with serious gritting, and in airports with flights cancelled) has only resulted in a veneer of snow and then some drizzly rain. but i always like a bit of kerbside appeal...

in response to Tyres in Snow

jeeff: nice, i really like that last photo. i was sad to read an article recently about how LA is beginning to lose its famous palms.

in response to Clean LA Air

jeeff: i dig!

in response to Tyres in Snow

elaine: moody!

in response to Hooverville

anon: hey hanne some information for you. castle balfour was ceased to be inhabited after a fire in 1803 and was acquired by the Crichtons of Crom in 1821.

in response to Castle Balfour

Curt Fisher: I had a friend who had a farm in Yuba (out on Pine), Dave and Judy Elders. He died in a tractor accident in the late 90's, and she sold the farm and remarried. He had a sign on the barn that said "In the Chips Buffalo Farm."

in response to Yuba

groovehouse: drink specials? I really like the second pic. Love the huge cranes in the background!

in response to Hooverville

joey: to this day, still one of the best posts of all citynoise.org times. thanks for the map, too. where are you? we haven't seen you post in a while.

in response to Train Derails on Bridge IV: The Aftermath (With Graf Train Passing By)

4m a mamas heart: My heart aches for kids in situations like this. It is one thing to for an adult to make a conscience choice to remain in that atmosphere, but a child has no choice. Those conscience choices come when people choose to not do well in school & take...

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BREZZ: i wish i could understand german otherwise id be able to read the graffiti...but i cant damnit haha. co.0l @s h3||

in response to Berlin Wall Graffiti

joey: now that's industrial. no marquee?

in response to Hooverville

chance: what happend to phili,san fran,boston,miami,la,vancuver,atlanta, wow these places need to be on this web page. if i had the pics i'd post em. keep building.

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upfromflames: If its history does that mean it's over? we'll find out this summer, when a Bushwick exhbition hits the Brooklyn Historical Society. We are a group of teachers working with the Academy of Urban PLanning at Bushwick High. The exhibition focuses on the vast changes that have occurred in the community...

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