January 30, 2008
A falling satellite over Texas. I stumbled on a link to this amateur satellite watchers page and was totally intrigued by it. via www.satobs.org

A falling satellite over Texas. I stumbled on a link to this amateur satellite watchers page and was totally intrigued by it.

via www.satobs.org

January 23, 2008
Entrepreneur Unveils New Tourist Spacecraft - New York Times

Awesome. He finally did it.

January 10, 2008
DOPPLR

A social networking tool for business travelers. Put in your schedule, and find out if your friends will be in town at the same time. Thanks Jessie

January 4, 2008
Airline graphic design from the 1920s and 1930s (Monoscope) via: Leslie Lovely designs from the early days of commercial air travel.

Airline graphic design from the 1920s and 1930s (Monoscope)

via: Leslie

Lovely designs from the early days of commercial air travel.

December 31, 2007
U.N. Force Takes Control in Darfur - New York Times

FINALLY.

Jet Lagged—Navigating the Unfriendly Skies

New York Times blog on air travel with some really poignant jabs at airport security in the post-9/11 era.

December 27, 2007
PACK THIS!

via Jeong-Hoon

December 14, 2007
Citizen’s Insertable Swiftness Manifest (via jm3). I appreciate the wittiness of moves like this, though I wonder if anyone is ballsy enough to put it to use.

Citizen’s Insertable Swiftness Manifest (via jm3). I appreciate the wittiness of moves like this, though I wonder if anyone is ballsy enough to put it to use.

December 13, 2007
Some guy’s beloved suitcase, all TSA-ed up and busted. (via Earl - What I Saw 2.0) I’m currently trying to work out the details of this luggage tag project I’m working on. It’s something to do with the ‘stuff’ that we take with us when we travel, vs. what we bring home. I’m interested also in the secret life and circulation of luggage (more on this to come).

Some guy’s beloved suitcase, all TSA-ed up and busted. (via Earl - What I Saw 2.0) I’m currently trying to work out the details of this luggage tag project I’m working on. It’s something to do with the ‘stuff’ that we take with us when we travel, vs. what we bring home. I’m interested also in the secret life and circulation of luggage (more on this to come).

Luggage Tags for the TSA made by Knock Knock (via justinph)

Luggage Tags for the TSA made by Knock Knock (via justinph)