Shows you the problem with blindly following experts: They’re experts on the past. No one is an expert on the future.
Often, people “in the know” try to fit you into a mold of what’s come before. If it’s foreign, strange, or new from how they’re used to working, they’ll tell you it’s wrong.
— Matt Linderman on the importance of keeping expert opinion in perspective.
Is that falling snow or noise from the camera sensor? I’ll never tell…
On a clear day in Tokyo, you can see Mt. Fuji off in the distance.
That nor’easter? It ended up being weaker than expected here in New England.
Made for nice night time pictures, though.
First business trip of 2010 and it’s a doozy.
My trip to Washington DC was postponed because of the record snowfall and its effect on transport into and out of the region. So instead, I snuck into Boston this afternoon ahead of the nor’easter that’s supposed to dump 9 inches of snow on the region.
Given all the inclement weather, the third rail seems like the least of my worries.
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