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At the Pine Box Theatre, I think it's called, in Bushwick. The place was lousy with hipsters, as expected.

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Wires wires everywhere. Skipping the borderline health hazard, we definitely need a better solution for this insanity

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Pictured here is Charlie at NYC Resistor, the common workspace for geeks and hackers, where obscure tools of every kind can be found. I actually forget what this is, but I know that Charlie put a digital readout on it for more precise control.

Not pictured, but worth noting, is the amazing Brooklyn loft/studio in which all these tools are housed. It's like a movie set where young people who have no business affording such a spacious apartment are living. Arched windows, exposed brick, stairs to nowhere, tons of square footage. I think it is my new goal to find a not-quite-designed-for-residential-living space and set up there.

It makes perfect sense for one who loves both cats and yoga — a group of which I do consider myself a member. The problem with this calendar is that is seems the cats are very oddly posed, as if they are mannequins. Maybe the images are very carefully Photoshopped. I'd hate to think it's taxidermy.

In any event, cats are cute.

Spotted in Staples in Jersey City.

I use whatever's around. I mean, tell me wrapping paper isn't the biggest waste of money — it's only going to be ripped to shreds anyway.

In arriving at the end-of-conference party for the AIGA, we were treated to live music from an authentic Mexican-style band. The same kind we sometimes see in New York! Seriously though, it was pretty cool to arrive to music. A taste of royalty, perhaps.

Cocktail hour after the first full day. The event hall was packed shoulder to shoulder, but it was great to meet so many new people.

There is something otherworldly about the desert of the Southwest. This photo managed to capture some wisps of cloud, but the sky very frequently is empty. Almost eerily solid and blue, playing with your sense of depth and distance. But good for photography, that's certain.