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[Doc Diaries] Ebb and Flow
Last time, I discussed the juxtaposition of places, textures, and other facets of the built infrastructure that I encountered in Singapore. But as my time in Singapore waned, and eventually gave way to
I'm on a boat
The Three Laws of Infrastructure
"Let's get lunch." Lock door. Hold hands. Walk, walk, walk. Closed. Sigh. Hold hands. Walk, walk, walk. Finally. Pay. Eat. Leave. Hold hands. Walk, walk Look up. Newton's third law. For every action,
Doc Diaries: Tunnel Vision (part 2)
I mentioned before that I love the experience of just sitting on an airplane, and watching the world through a window. Regardless of which plane I'm on, or where I sit, my view
Footwork: Running and The Heel (part 1)
Foot. Shoe. Ground. One of the defining characteristics of track and field is the extent to which the athletes stay in close contact with the ground. Even in the field events, the ability
A Tall Ship's Long Shadow
Last week, I and a number of other Googlers answered the Call of the Sea, volunteering time, labor, and a bit of ingenuity to further the construction of the Matthew Turner, a historically-inspired