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2011 Oyster Festival @ Oyster Bay

2012-02-10T00:58:00.001-05:00

Sometime in Oct. 2011, our friends were planning to go to the Oyster Festival @ Oyster Bay and asked us if we wanted to go too. Since I've never been to one, I thought it would be interesting to take the children out to check it out. Because the festival turned out to be pretty big and because the weather was great on that day, that made our first time experience a positive one.

Because the line for raw oysters was too long, we got raw clams instead. We did get some other food before that but those were a meh. ALthough that was probably due to us being hungry and didn't want to wait for long lines for anything at the time.

When my sister heard that we are planning to go to the Oyster Festival, she said her friend said that it's a small festival so I wasn't expecting a whole lot of people. When we got there, the place is packed and it wasn't small. Her friend must be talking about a different location or something.

From left to right, Kyleen, Cody and Cadi.

When we left the festival, we stopped by an ice cream store opened by our friends' friend. The children loved it of course. Cody didn't get any though. He fell asleep. :)

2012-01-02: Random Cadi & Cody photos...from 5 months ago

2012-01-02T16:36:00.000-05:00

Just eight more photos of Cadi & Cody from 5 months ago. LOL. Two months ago, I said I would be able to process photos faster but that has not been the case.

Cadi loves to go down to our basement nowadays. Not really sure what's so interesting down there but today, for the very first time, she chose to go down to the basement instead of going grocery shopping with us. That's amazing. What's Cadi learning nowadays? Her grandfather is teaching her to memorize multiplication tables and some ancient Chinese poems or something of that sort that even my sister, my wife and I don't know.

Cody loves his sister and will pretty much follow Cadi around the house. If he sees Cadi going somewhere and he is prevented from following, he may start screaming at a higher pitch than his sister did. Cody also likes to imitate Cadi. After Cody learned how to walk, he pretty much stopped crawling altogether. But not too long ago, Cadi was crawling on the ground and after Cody saw that, he started crawling with her sister too.

Comparing the personality of Cody to Cadi, Cody is definitely more outgoing. When outside, Cody will get acquainted with people and his surrounding fairly quickly and start wondering off on his own (a bit troublesome in my opinion).

Now, some photos.

Grandma sawing something back to Cadi's dress.

Cadi feeling happy on a lovely bench found outside a store near Union Square.

2011 ShopRite LPGA Classic

2011-11-09T00:06:00.000-05:00

Back in June, thanks to my sister's company being a sponsor of the event, I got a chance to go see a golf tournament.

On the day before the event, I mentioned to my sister that I would bring my camera (and of course, my telephoto lens) to take photos. To my dismay, my sister said that cameras are not allowed.

While sneaking in a DSLR may be possible, using it in the golf course would be difficult to hide. So, I decided to bring our small point & shoot camera, Canon S95, thinking that I would have a better chance of being able to use it on the golf course. That proved to be not the case. You see, I never knew one would be surrounded by many other spectators on a golf course. Well, that's not true, I've seen golf tournaments on TV before so I should have known. But for some reason, that did not occur to me before I stepped on the golf course myself. With so many people around me, it was quite difficult to use the camera even if it was small and this resulted in an album with mostly photos taken while I was in my sister's car.

The only photo I took while I was in the golf course. LOL.

Yani Tseng (in pink). A famous Taiwanese professional golfer that we followed throughout the day. I believe she came in 4th on that day.

A NYC view from highway. It's not often that I get to take these type of photos since I'm the one driving most of the time.

clearcubic.com v.3

2011-10-31T01:02:00.000-04:00

After a couple month of on and off update for clearcubic.com v.3 on development, it's finally reached a state where I think it's good enough to go live.

This update gives the site some new colors. Optimized the site for monitor and tablet viewing (mobile phone viewing is still not that great but I will work on that when I have time). To see a comparison among the different views on the different devices, use this link "clearcubic.com front-end v.2 vs. v.3"

Now that this update is live, I'll finally be updating the photos again soon. Joy has been complaining.

Steve Jobs passed away

2011-10-06T00:16:00.000-04:00

Steve Jobs, Apple's cofounder, passed away at the age of 56 today.

I got my first PC when I was 13 or 14 years old. It was a DOS only machine. Then Microsoft Windows came out and I have been on that operating system ever since.

In 2003, I decided to purchase my first Mac, a 12" Powerbook. I purchased it mainly because in my opinion there were no other portable computers out there that looked better than the Mac's design and because OS X seemed to fit my needs for having a good graphical user interface and is an Unix-based operating system. Although much slower now, this computer is still in use today for web browsing and watching youtube by my mom.

After I bought my first Mac, I started to follow the company because I was always curious to know what Apple would do for its next notebooks. Overtime, as I have learned more about Steve Jobs, the more respect that I have for him. I truly believe that Apple is what it is today because of his leadership and now that he's gone, I'm wondering if I'll be able to see another person that will do what Jobs did for the technology, music and mobile industry. I certainly hope so.

Just a little update on what's going on

2011-09-28T00:40:00.000-04:00

I'm pretty behind in terms of getting the photos up to date...at least 6 albums behind. Main reason being that I have been spending time working on a version of this web site that works well on mobile devices like the iPad and iPhones. I have an iPad and it pains me to see this site not working well on it.

I do not have an album update this time but I wanted to have some updates on Cadi and Cody. Cadi celebrated her 2 year birthday a couple months ago and Cody celebrated his 1 year birthday just a couple days ago. Cadi is now speaking Chinese sentences and she's able to combine different words that she knows to form a sentence. She's a bit more willing to listen to what we tell her to do now although still doing things she shouldn't do occasionally, like throwing soaps into the toilet. Still, this is good because it's Cody turn expressing his curiosity in the house and it would be extremely difficult if we have to watch those two carefully at all times.

Cody has learned to crawl a while ago but now that he knows how to walk, he prefers that. We are supposed to reduce his formula intake to around 500 ml a day but since he doesn't suck on pacifiers and needs the bottle nipples (non-empty bottles to add) to fall asleep, we don't know how we're going to reduce the intake. Use water instead of formula maybe? Cody also has more face expression now. Not as many as his sister but at least it's not the similar look that he always had when he was younger. :)

No albums but here are 4 photos of Cadi and Cody.

Didn't want Cody to feel left out because of the girls were wearing these skirts made by Joy for Cadi's mini birthday party. So, I put one on Cody too.

Passport to Taiwan Festival 2011

2011-08-07T23:34:00.001-04:00

Posting an end of May album in the beginning of August, yap, I know I'm fast.

So, we heard about this "Passport to Taiwan Festival" event at Union Square, since we've never been to one and it's supposed to have vendors selling traditional Taiwanese food, we decided to take the children to go check it out. We arrived there before the food vendors began selling, so the crowd at that time was not too bad. When the selling started however, in a very short amount of time (around 30 minutes), the place became packed.

Maybe it's because we go back to Taiwan every once in a while, we didn't find the Taiwanese food there that special. I was certainly disappointed in the lack of varieties to really represent Taiwan. Besides food, there were performances and many other booths that presented things, in someway, relate to Taiwan. While I didn't find the event to be a great one, it was still nice to see that many Taiwanese gathered in one place and hear some really traditional Taiwanese being spoken. :)

We were there for mostly the food but this is the ONLY photo that remotely relates to it. Why? Because there were simply too many people gathered around the food vendors and it was extremely difficult for me to get close to them especially with a stroller (Joy did all the food buying). What you see in this photo are not even real cakes. They are towels made to look like cakes, quite nice. I think these "cakes" can make some interesting wedding favors.

Cadi drinking winter melon tea. It may not sound good, but I love it. Cadi too but children will drink anything sweet. :)

Love what Vivian is doing here to Cody and love Cody looking at Vivian curiously, thinking "What a weird aunty".

There are certain shots that I just can't say why I sort of like them. This is an example. I just don't know why. :)

Looking at this, I guess it can be classified as "food related" as well. "Union Square Cafe" is supposedly a pretty nice (and not cheap) restaurant located around, well, Union Square. Because of it's price, we've never entered it and so can't confirm how good it's food is.

Wanted Cadi to stand still. She didn't want to cooperate.

小小's 1 year old birthday party

2011-07-10T23:53:00.000-04:00

This is the first birthday party that Cadi and Cody attended. Since I didn't want to bring my big camera, I used Joy's Canon S95 digital point and shoot. This little camera has gotten good reviews but since I have been using a DSLR for so long, I just didn't feel very comfortable using it. My gripe with digital point and shoot cameras has always been that they are slow to shoot, the Canon S95 is of no exception. But really, it isn't fair to compare a digital P&S to a DSLR. Besides, having never really used any other digital P&S and having just started using this camera, I'm not in a position to judge this camera...yet. :)

This is the birthday girl, nicknamed 小小 (Little Little). I don't remember the real reason for her nickname but she really is very small compared to other children of her age so this nickname suits her perfectly. :) As you can see from the decors on the wall, 小小 turned 1.

We did not have an elaborate birthday party for Cadi when she turned 1. So I took this photo. When Cadi asks in the future, I can say "Yes, mommy and daddy gave you a very nice birthday party when you reached the age one. See this photo for proof." =D

All these kids are sort of close in age. Cadi is the oldest. Second oldest is the girl on the left side of the table. Third is "Little Little". Fourth is the boy, Thomas, on the right side and Cody is the youngest here. Even though Thomas is the second youngest, he is bigger than all but Cadi. He's a 100 percentile baby. Finishes drinking his formula in one shot. I wish Cody can do that.

2011 Planting Fields Arboretum Park

2011-06-13T00:46:00.008-04:00

Decided to go to the Planting Fields Arboretum State Park again this year on the Easter weekend because it really is quite a nice place that's close to our home. What's different this year is that there's Cody and that Cadi can walk by herself now. Since Cadi didn't want us to carry her while we were in the park, that meant she walked on her own for a large portion of the time. Later that night, while sleeping, Cadi woke up crying. When Joy asked Cadi why is she crying, she pointer her hand to her legs. Guess what? She walked so much during the day that her legs were hurting. You know, it's like how your muscle feels sore when you don't regularly exercise and decided to do too much of it in one day. This was her first long walk by herself after all.

Our first stop in the park, the greenhouse. I would have liked to stay in the greenhouse longer but the weather was pretty warm that day and being inside the greenhouse made it even worse so we didn't. And Cody sweated like his dad did, which is quite a bit.

Slipper orchid.

Don't remember what this was. Think it was a type of cactus (top view).

Cadi likes to help out people carrying out various types of tasks. This was one of them.

Unlike last year, the cherry trees were blossoming this time we went. Had to take photos before this beautiful tree.

Not sure what Cadi thinks she is doing. Using umbrella to rake leaves?

Got a whole series of photos taken on the open ground that I liked very much. Had a hard time deciding what not to post as they all were somewhat similar and yet different per Cadi's expression in each. Love, love, love the two dual-toned photos of Cadi.

The Riverside Church of New York

2011-05-11T00:57:00.000-04:00

View from the New Jersey side.

2011 Cherry Blossom

2011-05-11T00:49:00.001-04:00

Now that the Winter is finally over, it's time to take the babies to enjoy the outside world again. Our first major stop for 2011, the Cherry Blossom at Branch Brook Park in NJ. I don't remember how many times we've been there but it's been quite a few.

Before I continue with the cherry blossom photos. Let me give some updates on the kids.

Cadi, she's learning to say words a lot faster now and is able to imitate sounds a lot better and today (5/10/2011), Cadi learned to say her first English word "apple". The way she tries to pronounce the other English words that I tried teaching her are hilarious. It's too bad that there's no way to capture that in photos. Cadi also started to sing a little. Although it doesn't sound too good as there's no real melody to it but it is still funny seeing and hearing her sing. Cadi doesn't seem to cry any more when strangers trying to hold her but if there are adult strangers around she will refuse to smile.

And Cadi likes to do this nowadays. LOL.

Cody, he has already learned how to roll over about a month or two ago. Started to eat things other than formula. Doesn't crawl yet. Always has this "huh?" look on his face. Still smiles a lot more often than his sister. Starting to recognize people and will start crying when strangers hold him although he seems to be a lot better than how Cadi did when she's at his age. Is getting heavier and taller (obviously and hopefully) at a faster rate than Cadi was (a boy thing I believe).

Now, back to cherry blossom. It rained a week before we went to the park and so we were afraid that the cherry flowers would be gone again just like last year but luckily they stayed on the trees for us this time.

We asked Cadi to smell the flowers but she didn't seem to understand the word "smell".

My attempt at painting using a camera. Looks a bit like oil painting to me.

A very normal photo but I would like to point out how it was taken. Didn't ask anyone to hold the camera nor was there a tripod. I placed the camera on the stroller. So I learned that strollers are useful for more than carrying children. :)

I just like the look of this (abandoned?) pole.

The Facebook 'like' button

2011-04-24T00:11:00.001-04:00

Facebook, while I don't find it that essential, it's certainly one of the most popular web site on the Internet. So when I received a comment suggesting me to add a Facebook button, I decided I'll add one. Not only are the blog posts shareable through a couple social networks now, I've also added the FB 'recommend' button to the albums on clearcubic.com.

I thought adding a FB 'like' button would be easy but that turned out to be not completely true. While the process of adding a normal 'like' button is fairly simple, I learned that there are several ways to do that and depending on which method you choose, what happens on FB can vary after a user clicks the button and that part confused me for a while. Anyhow, the 'Recommend' button is now on clearcubic.com photo albums and I just want to have a blog entry on the date that I added this feature, 4/23/2011.

Oh, and while in blogger.com today, I found out that blogger introduced a new way to view blogs. I thought the new ways are pretty cool. Use the following links to check them out.

New Views To Read Blogs - http://clearcubic.blogspot.com/view/

Cadi & Cody 2011 - First batch

2011-02-25T00:55:00.000-05:00

See, that didn't take long at all, only two weeks after my last posting. Now, what about the next update? The answer is "I don't know". I have processed everything I have and I probably won't have new photos to add for a while.

I can't think of anything new to add so I'll jump straight to my favorite photos.

Cody, what's up with the girly hand gesture? And Cadi, please give the pacifier back to your brother.

Look at what Cody's wearing in many of his photos and you should notice the many girlish clothing that he wears. Ya, the "advantage" of being the second child and having an older sister who's not much older than you.

Look at the TV screen and see if you can tell what was on. Super Bowl XLV, Packers vs. Steelers. Cadi's first Super Bowl experience.

No little toilets. This is the REAL potty training.

Joy bought these clothing for Cadi but unfortunately they were too small for her. We had to give them away but since they looked so cute on Cadi, I had to take photos.

Never before had I found the purplish tint work well with a photo. This is a first.

2010 Cadi and Cody last batch

2011-02-13T01:07:00.000-05:00

Three months have past since my last photo posting. It's probably the longest time that I've not posted anything. But you know, having a baby who does not have a regular sleep pattern and who drinks slowly will take a lot of time away from you. (Yes, Cody, I'm talking about you.) The good news is that Cody FINALLY started to sleep through the night after 4 months and his drinking speed has improved a little.

After some complaining from Joy, I've finally finished processing the last batch of 2010 Cadi's and Cody's photos. And while I'm at it, I've also started on the 2011 photos. So the next update should be much quicker than 3 months. =D

Cadi has picked up a couple more words now but they are still all single syllable words that are pronounced twice. My mom also started to potty train Cadi and had seen a couple of successes. A photo of Cadi sitting on a toilet is coming up in the 2011 album. :)

Cadi likes to take her shoes and socks off whenever she gets a chance. We eventually replaced the ones in this photo with ones that she can't take off easily. Her hands gesture here means "No more shoes and socks" and you can see she's happy without them. :)

I'm sure most children like to explore. This is part of what Cadi does when there's no one watching her.

Stool from Ikea. She pulls them out whenever she's brushing her teeth. She has 6 of them as of now.

One can never be too young to start racking leaves.

The first of a couple BIG snow blizzard that we received in NY in 2010. Joy and I couldn't get to work that day and right after our failed attempt of trying to go to work, I took Cadi out for her first snow experience. In this photo, Cadi almost fell because of the strong wind blowing against her.

She didn't know what 'snow' was at first but she grew to love it after a while. She loved it so much that when I wanted to bring her back into the house, she started to scream.

Cadi and Cody's Christmas presents, Crocs shoes, from their aunty, Camy. Pink is for her and yellow is for him. Cadi should be able to wear hers within a year? Based on the size of the yellow ones, we don't know when will Cody be able to. They are BIG. -_-

There aren't that many photos of Cody at this time and still won't until Cody can start moving on his own because that's when the fun starts. One running and one crawling around the house? I can't wait.

Finally, some Cody photos

2010-11-28T01:29:00.000-05:00

It's been a little over two months since Cody was born, thanks to this 4 day holiday weekend, I finally have a chance to put some photos of Cody (and Cadi of course) up.

Some updates.
Cadi is starting to speak better now. She very occasionally is able to imitate the words we say and she seems to "sing" sometimes now.
Cadi loves:
* To go up to our house's second floor.
* To wear only a single adult's slipper and walk around the house.
* Her grandma and grandpa and brother.
* To eat (still).

She does not love:
* To wash her hair.
* To change diaper.
* To be alone.

Cody is quite different from Cadi in terms of feeding, sleep and awake schedule. Cadi was very regular since the start, not so with Cody. As a result, Joy and I have been sleep deprived for quite a while now. One new thing about taking care of Cody is that one has to be careful changing his diapers or shower him as there is a chance that you'll be attacked with shooting pee.
Cody loves:
* Staying awake and not let his parents rest.
* Falling asleep several times before finishing drinking his milk.
* Move his arms and legs.

Cody does not love:
* Can't think of any right now.

Cadi has always liked her little brother since he came home from the hospital. This is the first day that Cadi saw Cody.

Cadi finishing her shower waiting to get clothed.

Joy's mom came her for a week and brought Cadi two pairs of the walking shoes. This is first time Cadi trying it on.

I LOVE Cadi's look in this photo.

Joy and Cody is inside the room with the closed door. Cadi really wanted to go see Cody (I think) and had to resort to checking what's going on inside by peeking through the gap under the door.

You can see how much Cadi loves her brother here.

A rare look from Cody that was a signature of Cadi.

nyyad.info

2010-11-04T00:16:00.000-04:00

In 2004, I created the nyyad.info website for, well, the BLIA New York young adult division group. :) Since my "retirement" from the youth group from around two years ago, the site has largely gone unmaintained and is really showing it's age. Today, Nov 3, 2010, it has finally reached it's end of life.

The nyyad.info site was created before the blogging platforms become really popular. After my youth group "retirement", I've already thought about create a blogger.com site to replace what I created. My thought was that using a free and updated solution that's maintained by Google would at least keep the site alive even when no one continues to maintain the site, pay the web hosting and domain name, etc.

A couple of months ago, I saw that my web hosting contract is going to end in November, 2010, knowing that I'm not going to renew my contract, I decided to create a demo nyyad.info site using a readily available blogging platform and let the current NY YAD members know about it as an option when my web hosting contract ends. Rather than using blogger.com for my demo site, I decided to use WordPress, which is a much more powerful blogging platform than blogger.com. Combined with free hosting, which I believe is enough for NYYAD's website, we'll have a low cost solution going forward.

With the nyyad.info reaching it's last day, now what? Well, the current NYYAD members decided to get the nyyad.org domain name (which I think should have been the site's domain name from the start but I was young and didn't know. =P) and use WordPress to replace the original site.

nyyad.org

Sep. 19, 2010

2010-11-01T20:33:00.001-04:00

Since I took some belly photos of Joy when she was carrying Cadi, I've been wanting to take more belly photos of Joy this time as well.

On Sunday, Sep. 19, just a couple of days before Cody's due date, I finally picked up the camera and took some photos. Joy wanted to have photos of Cadi with her belly this time but due to Cadi's age, it was impossible to instruct her to sit still. So no photos of Cadi playing with the belly. :(

Only two photos made it to the albums, Cadi's presence has something to do with this too. :)

Larger (top) this time. Compared to the first one (bottom).

The next morning, after waking up and preparing to go to work, Joy said she thinks her water broke. So rather than going to work, I took her to the hospital. Eleven hours later, Cody was born. Talk about great timing, huh?

Cadi and Cody

2010-10-02T00:45:00.000-04:00

Cody, Cadi's little brother came out recently. It's a good thing that Cadi seems to like her little brother...so far.
People say that the first child gets lots of photos and any subsequent one gets less and less. It might be true for us too but only because with two babies, there won't be as much free time as before to take photos.

To celebrate the birth of Cody, I'm posting a photo here to compare the look of Cadi and Cody when they were just born.

From top to bottom. Cadi, when she was born. Cody, when he was born. Cadi shows her affection toward her favorite new "toy".

What can you do with a toilet paper roll?

2010-09-28T00:00:00.001-04:00

This is something I would have loved to do when I was little.

They look great when given the right light treatment.

Miniature Art on Toilet Paper Rolls by Anastasia Elias

Light painting

2010-09-15T22:59:00.000-04:00

Interesting way to do animation.

Making Future Magic: iPad light painting from Dentsu London on Vimeo.

Cadi is now 1 year old

2010-09-03T01:40:00.001-04:00

Here they are, 39 photos of Cadi from June to August. 2010 Cadi Album (updated)

Cadi is now 1 year old, let me list what's new with her.

* She started walking about two weeks ago. Originally, she was doing the sideway walks (like crabs do), which was pretty funny to watch but it's now normal. So far, we've only seen her walking at home. Outside, she refuses to.
* Cadi has at least 3 visible teeth although they are all crooked. I suspect it was the pacifier's fault?
* Cadi can understand at least a couple of Chinese words we say to her but she can only say "papa", "mama" and some gibberish.
* Cadi still is afraid of strangers and will cry when being held by someone else 99% of the time. :(

Took Cadi to the annual festival hosted by FGS, amazingly, she let Michee hold her when we arrived. Of course, after a minute or two, Cadi started crying. Probably because she got over the shock of the number of people there.

On her birthday, my sister MADE these cakes, regular cake for Cadi and green tea cake for adults, and gave her some presents. Cadi's expressions here are just too funny.

No, she's not saying "Talk to the hand". She's actually dancing to the music and waving one of her hands.

This is how she crawls when wearing a skirt that's longer than her knees.

The hair cut gone wrong.

Yap, Cadi is a very very very organized girl.

Cadi's thinks "What are you looking at?" Whale thinks "You got some food stuck on your face."

Rockefeller State Park & PepsiCo Headquarter

2010-08-08T23:24:00.001-04:00

So in May, 2010, my sister found this state park for us to go, the Rockefeller State Park, at upstate NY. After arriving and getting ready to walk, we realized something is not right. Apparently, this park is more of a hiking place than a leisure walk one. And since my sister's research failed to say that, we were totally unprepared. Can you imagine us going there with sandals and stroller??? Fortunately, there's a lake in the park and a trail going around it. We at least finished that. Got to get our $6 parking fee's worth, right?

Because the scenery around the lake was mostly the same, Cadi got impatient in the stroller very quickly and so we also tried to finish the walk quickly. This is my favorite from the park.

Our second destination on that day was to go to the Pepsi Company headquarter to see the art sculptures on the company's campus. On the way there, we stopped by the town of Sleepy Hollow to check out this "Headless Horseman Bridge" that my sister found on her GPS. But guess what, another HUGE disappointment, all there was is this carved headless horseman metal piece nearby the short bridge, the bridge is otherwise just like any other regular road. Nothing to see here. That is, unless you are willing to pay a hefty sum to see famous mensions. The departure station to see the mansions is next to the bridge and so we parked the car and checked out the gift shop there. Near the gift shop are these two old houses that also require a fee to go into. Not having the budget, I just shots from the parking lot. Beautiful houses though.

After we left the oh so scarily named "Headless Horseman Bridge", my sister, not satisfied with her trip result on that day, took out her GPS again and found another place for us to visit. I don't remember the details on this one, but it was supposed to be a fighting ground from a long time ago but it's now just a very, very small regular park located somewhere in a residential neighborhood.

For the Pepsi headquarter, we weren't expecting much after three disappointments on the same day. Surpringly, Pepsi headquarter turned out to be quite a nice gem in our opinion. The sculptures there reminded me of the Storm King state park that I've visited (recommended). While I don't like every sculptures there, some looked pretty cool. Best of all, admission is free.

No, this is not one of my favorite but it's just weird. I have no idea what this is supposed to be.

It's rare that I can take a photo from a car when on the road but since my sister was driving, I did.

Cadi - 10/11 months old

2010-08-04T22:11:00.000-04:00

Added some Cadi photos from a while back. Here are my favorites.

New York vs. Silicon Valley

2010-08-04T21:37:00.000-04:00

Being a New Yorker and having participated in an attempted start up here in NY, this makes for an interesting read. Don't know a whole lot about the real Silicon Valley to judge the author's opinion but this does make me think.

http://adgrok.com/new-york-will-always-be-a-tech-backwater-i-dont-care-what-chris-dixon-or-ron-conway-or-paul-graham-say

Photos from around the 1940's

2010-07-26T21:58:00.000-04:00

Very interesting photos captured from the 1940's that I saw from a blog.
Site loads slowly as there are many photos but do check the site out if you like photography.

http://blogs.denverpost.com/captured/2010/07/26/captured-america-in-color-from-1939-1943/