Wednesday, May 27, 2009
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Thursday, May 7, 2009
The ubiquity of picnic tables. You hike up a remote canyon to an historic stone cabin, and what do you find? Picnic tables. You continue up canyon to a grotto, and what's there? Picnic tables. You drive rural roads and what's planted every so often? Picnic tables. You go to the pavilion at a national seashore and what's perched on the deck? Picnic tables. It's as if the goal of travelers in America is to have a picnic at every possible location along the route.
Whoever designs faucets should stop screwing around with up-down-left-right, all-in-one gizmos as shown immediately above and one above that, and stick with two on-off levers as shown at top. Hot lever on left, cold lever on right—simple, practical and workable. Faucet designers keep trying to "improve" on a good thing that works, and they keep messing up.
Sunday, May 3, 2009
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