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		<title>reCAP Mason Jars</title>
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<p style="text-align: left;">Very cool reusable plastic lids for mason jars.  We have two and they are awesome.</p>
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		<title>Fragment &#124; John Ashbery</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<div><img width="210" height="150" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/johnashbery-210x150.png" class="attachment-feed_thumb wp-post-image" alt="johnashbery" title="johnashbery" /></div><aside>The last block is closed in April. You See the intrusions clouding over her face As in the memory given you of older Permissiveness which dies in the Falling back toward recondite ends, The sympathy of yellow flowers. Never mentioned in the signs of the oblong day The saw-toothed flames and point of other Space [...]</aside>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div><img width="210" height="150" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/johnashbery-210x150.png" class="attachment-feed_thumb wp-post-image" alt="johnashbery" title="johnashbery" /></div><aside><address>The last block is closed in April. You<br />
See the intrusions clouding over her face<br />
As in the memory given you of older<br />
Permissiveness which dies in the<br />
Falling back toward recondite ends,<br />
The sympathy of yellow flowers.<br />
Never mentioned in the signs of the oblong day<br />
The saw-toothed flames and point of other<br />
Space not given, and yet not withdrawn<br />
And never yet imagined: a moment&#8217;s commandment.</p>
<p>These last weeks teasing into providential<br />
Reality: that your face, the only real beginning,<br />
Beyond the gray of overcoat, that this first<br />
Salutation plummet also to the end of friendship<br />
With self alone. And in doing so open out<br />
New passages of being among the correctness<br />
Of familiar patterns. The stance to you<br />
Is a fiction, to me a whole. I find<br />
New options, white feathers, in a word what<br />
You draw in around you to the protecting bone.</p>
<p>This page only is the end of nothing<br />
To the top of that other. The purity<br />
Of how hard it is to choose between others where<br />
The event takes place and the outside setting.<br />
Day covers all this with leaves, with laughter and tears.<br />
But at night other sounds are heard<br />
Propositions hitherto omitted in the heat<br />
Of smoke. You can look at it all<br />
Inside out for the emblem to become the statue<br />
Of discipline that rode in out of the past.</p>
<p>Not forgetting either the chance that you<br />
Might want to revise this version of what is<br />
The only real one, it might be that<br />
No real relation exists between my wish for you<br />
To return and the movements of your arms and legs.<br />
But my inability to accept this fact<br />
Annihilates it. Thus<br />
My power over you is absolute.<br />
You exist only in me and on account of me<br />
And my features reflect this proved compactness.</p>
<p>That coming together of masses coincides<br />
With that stable emptiness, detaining<br />
Where this energy, not yet or only partially<br />
Distributed to the imagination creates<br />
A claim to the sides of early autumn.<br />
Suffocating, with remorse, and winking with it<br />
To table lands of disadumbrated feeling<br />
Treetops whose mysterious hegemony concerns<br />
Merely, by opening around factors of accident<br />
So as to install miscellaneous control.</p>
<p>The part in which you read about yourself<br />
Grew out of this. Your interpretation is<br />
Extremely bitter and can serve no profitable end<br />
Except continual development. Best to break off<br />
All further choice. In<br />
This way new symptoms of interest having a<br />
Common source could produce their own ingenious<br />
Way of watering into the past with its religious<br />
Messages and burials. Out of this cold collapse<br />
A warm and near unpolished entity could begin.</p>
<p>Although beyond more reacting<br />
To this cut-and-dried symposium way of seeing things<br />
To outflank next mediocre condition<br />
Of storms. The hollow thus produced<br />
A kind of cave of the winds; distribution center<br />
Of subordinate notions to which the stag<br />
Returns to die: the suppressed lovers.<br />
Then ghosts of the streets<br />
Crowding, propagating the feeling into furious<br />
Waves from the perfunctory and debilitated sunset.</p>
<p>Yet no one has time for its preoccupation.<br />
Our daily imaginings are swiftly tilted down to<br />
Death in its various forms. We cannot keep the peace<br />
At home, and at the same time be winning wars abroad.<br />
And the great flower of what we have been twists<br />
On its stem of earth, for not being<br />
What we are to become, fated to live in<br />
Intimidated solitude and isolation. No brother<br />
Bearing the notion of responsibility of self<br />
To the surrounding neighborhood lost out of being.</p>
<p>Slowly as from the center of some diamond<br />
You begin to take in the world as it moves<br />
In toward you, part of its own burden of thought, rather<br />
Idle musing, afternoons listing toward some sullen<br />
Unexpected end. Seen from inside all is<br />
Abruptness. As though to get out your eye<br />
Sharpens and sharpens these particulars; no<br />
Longer visible, they breathe in multicolored<br />
Parentheses the way love in short periods<br />
Puts everything out of focus, coming and going.</p>
<p>Thus your only world is an inside one<br />
Ironically fashioned out of external phenomena<br />
Having no rhyme or reason, and yet neither<br />
An existence independent of foreboding and sly grief.<br />
Nothing anybody says can make a difference; inversely<br />
You are a victim of their lack of consequence<br />
Buffeted by invisible winds, or yet a flame yourself<br />
Without meaning, yet drawing satisfaction<br />
From the crevices of that wind, living<br />
In that flame&#8217;s idealized shape and duration.</p>
<p>Whereas through an act of bunching this black kite<br />
Webs all around you with coal light: wall and reef<br />
Imbibe and the impossible saturation,<br />
New kinds of fun, is an earnest<br />
Of the certain future. Yet the spores of the<br />
Difference as it&#8217;s imagined flower<br />
In complicated chains for the eyebrow, and pre-delineate<br />
Phantom satisfaction as it would happen. This time<br />
You get over the threshold of so much unmeaning, so much<br />
Being, prepared for its event, the active memorial.</p>
<p>And more swiftly continually in evening, limpid<br />
Storm winds, commas are dropped, the convention gapes,<br />
Prostrated before a monument disappearing into the dark.<br />
It would not be good to examine these ages<br />
Except for the sun flecks, little, on the golden sand<br />
And coming to reappraisal of the distance.<br />
The welcoming stuns the heart, iron bells<br />
Crash through the transparent metal of the sky<br />
Each day slowing the method of thought a little<br />
Until oozing sap of touchable mortality, time lost and won.</p>
<p>Like the blood orange we have a single<br />
Vocabulary all heart and all skin and can see<br />
Through the dust of incisions the central perimeter<br />
Our imaginations&#8217; orbit. Other words,<br />
Old ways are but the trappings and appurtenances<br />
Meant to install change around us like a grotto.<br />
There is nothing laughable<br />
In this. To isolate the kernel of<br />
Our imbalance and at the same time back up carefully;<br />
Its tulip head whole, an imagined good.</p>
<p>The sense of that day toward its center<br />
Is perforated or crisscrossed with rewards<br />
As though the stumbling that stranded me here were<br />
The means of some spontaneity. But upper pressures<br />
Lifted the direction of the prevailing winds<br />
Allowing an awaited entrance down below.<br />
Yet all is different metric system<br />
Flapping from grace to intense surprise.<br />
As in a tub. No candle is lit. No theory<br />
Strip it to the maturity of surroundings.</p>
<p>Its landscape puts toward a pointed roof<br />
Continuing inquiry and reappraisal of always new<br />
Facts pushing past into bright cold<br />
As from general spindles a waterfall of data<br />
Is absorbed above by command. Whether construed<br />
As lead or gold it leaves a ring<br />
On the embellished, attendant time. The farms<br />
Knew it, that is why they stood so still.<br />
The gold might reverse them to fields<br />
Of flowering sand or black, ancient and intimate.</p>
<p>The volcanic entrance to an antechamber<br />
Was not what either of us meant.<br />
More outside than before, but what is worse, outside<br />
Within the periphery, we are confronted<br />
With one another, and our meeting escapes through the dark<br />
Like a well.<br />
Our habits ask us for instructions.<br />
The news is to return by stages<br />
Of uncertainty, too early or too late. It is the invisible<br />
Shapes, the bed&#8217;s confusion and prattling. The late quiet. This is how it feels.</p>
<p>The pictures were really pictures<br />
Of loving and small things. There was a winter scene<br />
And half-hidden sketches of the other three seasons.<br />
Autumn was a giant with a gray woollen cap.<br />
Near him was spring, a girl in green draperies<br />
Half sitting, half standing near the trunk of an old tree.<br />
Summer was a band of nondescript children<br />
Bordering the picture of winter, which was indistinct<br />
And gray like the sky of a winter afternoon.<br />
The other pictures told in an infinity of tiny ways</p>
<p>Stories of the past: separate incidents<br />
Recounted in touching detail, or vast histories<br />
Murmured confusingly, as though the speaker<br />
Were choked by sighs and tears, and had forgotten<br />
The reason why he was telling the story.<br />
It was these finally that made the strongest<br />
Impression, they shook you like wind<br />
Roaring through branches with no leaves left on them.<br />
The vagueness was bigger than life and its apotheosis<br />
Of shining incidents, colored or dark, vivid or serious.</p>
<p>But now the tidings are dark in the<br />
Expected late afternoon suddenly dipping into<br />
Reserves of anxiety and restlessness which dutifully<br />
Puff out these late, lax sails, pennants;<br />
The vertical black-and-white-striped weather indicator&#8217;s<br />
One sign of triumph, a small one, to stand<br />
For universal concessions, charters and deeds to<br />
Wilderness or the forested sea, cord after cord<br />
Equaling possession and possessiveness<br />
Instantaneously extending your hesitation to an</p>
<p>Empire, back lands whose sparsely populated look is<br />
Supreme dominion. It will be divided into tracts<br />
And these be lived in the way now the lowered<br />
Angles of this room. Waxed moustache against the impiety<br />
Of so much air of change, but always and nowhere<br />
A cave. Gradually old letters used as bookmarks<br />
Inform the neighbors; an approximate version<br />
Circulates and the incident is officially closed.<br />
And I some joy of this have, returning to the throbbing<br />
Mirror&#8217;s stiff enclave, the sides of my face steep and overrun.</p>
<p>So many ways grew over to this<br />
Mild decline. The grave of authority<br />
Matches wits with upward-spinning lemon spirals<br />
Telling of the influences of night, so many decisions<br />
Not to act accruing to the outward stretches.<br />
The civilities of day also creep<br />
To extremities, fly on a windowpane, sweeping<br />
The changed refuse under the rug. Just one step<br />
Takes you into so much outside, the candor<br />
Of what had been going on makes you pause momentarily,</p>
<p>A bag of October, without being able to tell it<br />
To the others, so that it loses silence.<br />
I haven&#8217;t made clear that I want it all from you<br />
In writing, so as to study your facial expressions<br />
Simultaneously: hesitations, reverse darts, the sky<br />
Of your plans run through with many sutured points.<br />
Only in this way can a true basis for understanding be<br />
Set up. But meanwhile if I try to turn away<br />
Looking for my own shadow in the excess<br />
Like quarreling jays our heads fall to in agreement.</p>
<p>It exposed us on a moving gangway.<br />
Leaning from an upper story<br />
We should not separate in misunderstanding.<br />
Where you were going was the key to<br />
Saturday afternoon spent in shopping and washing dishes<br />
Just right so the newly strengthened land would<br />
Disinter the music box what keeps happening to<br />
The photo of a baby girl disguised as an old man<br />
With a long white beard. What comes after<br />
The purge, she not mentioning it yet.</p>
<p>This meant (and the tone voice, repeating<br />
&#8220;He&#8217;s hurt real bad&#8221; worked up the wall of celerity<br />
To inaudible foam) all divers and all speechless<br />
Apostrophes of solar unit stay on the bottom.<br />
At last there was a chance to explore the forest,<br />
Shadow of yawning magnetic poles, in which the castle<br />
Had been inserted like an afterthought &#8211; bare walls<br />
With somewhere a center and even further, a widening<br />
To accommodate eventual reaction, such as ropes,<br />
Pikes, chains of memory, of sleep, and an end of board.</p>
<p>The apotheosis had sunk away<br />
As wind incarnates its glass cone<br />
Aiming where further identifications should<br />
Not be worked for, are reached. The whole<br />
Is a mound of changing valors for some who<br />
Live out as under a dome, are participated in<br />
As the ordinary grandeur of a dome&#8217;s the thing that<br />
Keeps them living so that additional grace<br />
Is eternal procrastination, not to be considered<br />
Unless a description of the actual scene.</p>
<p>Shedding perennial beauty on angles<br />
Of questions asked and often answered in a<br />
Given period. It all moves more slowly, yet<br />
The change is more complete than ever before:<br />
A pessimistic lighting up as of autumn woods<br />
Demanding more than ever to be considered, for full<br />
Substance. For the calculable stutter of a laugh.<br />
Returning late you were not surprised to meet<br />
This gray visitor, perpendicular to the weather.<br />
Quiet ambition of the note variously sounded.</p>
<p>All space was to be shut out. Now there was no<br />
Earthly reason for living; solitude proceeded<br />
From want of money, her quincunxes standing<br />
To protect the stillness of the air. Darkness<br />
Intruded everywhere. This was the first day<br />
Of the new experience. The familiar brown trees<br />
Stirred indifferent at their roots, deeply transformed.<br />
Like a sail its question disappeared into<br />
An ocean of newsprint. To be precipitated<br />
In desire, as hats are handed. Awnings raised.</p>
<p>Coming in the phaeton to the end of the<br />
Day that had served on previous occasions<br />
An orchard diminishes the already tiny<br />
Notion of abstract good and bad qualities<br />
Pod of darkness which goes vociferating early<br />
Unchangeables that next in time&#8217;s mire have hid weapons.<br />
Past waterfalls wooden huts open places<br />
Assaulted by the wind, the usual surroundings chafed<br />
Foreknowledge of the immense journey, as the sea<br />
Flattens, uncritical, beyond wide docks.</p>
<p>To persist in the revision of very old<br />
Studies, as though mounted on a charger,<br />
With the door to the next room partly open<br />
To the borrowed density, what keeps happening to<br />
So much dead surprise, a weight of spring.<br />
An odor of explosives hangs over the change,<br />
Now at its apogee. This presupposes a will<br />
To carry out all instructions, dotting the last i<br />
Though cancelling with one stroke of a pen all<br />
The provisions, revisions and so on made until now.</p>
<p>But why should the present seem so particularly urgent?<br />
A time of spotted lakes and the whippoorwill<br />
Sounding over everything? To release the importance<br />
Of what will always remain invisible?<br />
In spite of near and distant events, gladly<br />
Built? To speak the plaits of argument,<br />
Loosened? Vast shadows are pushed down toward<br />
The hour. It is ideation, incrimination<br />
Proceeding from necessity to find it at<br />
A time of day, beside the creek, uncounted stars and buttons.</p>
<p>We talked, and after that went out.<br />
It was nice. There was lots of time left<br />
And we could always come back to it, and use it later<br />
But the flowers dropped in the conservatory<br />
For this was the last day of the year<br />
Conclusion of many ups and downs, it had begun<br />
To be foreshadowed, leaning out into novelty<br />
As into a bank of subtraction. The night<br />
A dull varnish muffled the comic eagerness<br />
Of those first steps, halted for all eternity.</p>
<p>Then the accounts must be reexamined,<br />
Shifting ropes of figures. Expressions of hope<br />
Too late, a few seconds before. Only normal<br />
Transparent width separated them from the smaller,<br />
Flame-colored phenomena of each settled day.<br />
This information was like a road no one ever took<br />
Perhaps because the end was widely known, a collection<br />
Of ceiling fumes, inert curiosity, attacked<br />
Rarely, and out of compunction, by millionaires<br />
Bent on turning everyday affairs into something tragic.</p>
<p>Thus there was a time for all activity<br />
As memory of regret not made known<br />
Except as illegal pilfering of the furthest<br />
Sketchy place of the course of a day<br />
Which scarcely matters even for anxious<br />
Gendarmes of these late, recent hours, now<br />
So frequently referred to. Thus floods,<br />
Surprising us, seem to subside<br />
When scarcely begun. Yet so much in time for<br />
What arrives, unnoticed our separate, parallel thought.</p>
<p>It is that moment of sinking in<br />
Is always past, yet always in question, on the surface<br />
Of the goggles of memory. Nothing is stationary<br />
Nor yet uncertain; a rhythm of standing still<br />
Keeps us in continual equilibrium, like an arch<br />
That frames swiftly receding clouds, never<br />
Getting deeper. The shouts of children<br />
Penetrate this motion toward, as a drop of water<br />
Slides under a lens. Soon all is shining, mined,<br />
Tears dissolving laughter, the isolated clouds spent.</p>
<p>It is appropriate that this extension is,<br />
Has been, and always should be independent<br />
Of elaborate misgivings concerning the future status<br />
Of a hostile address toward each other.<br />
Not being able to see one&#8217;s way clear to<br />
Approving ecstatic, past projects is<br />
Equivalent to destruction of all these myths,<br />
Wiped, like dust, from the lips. So<br />
The weather of that day, and scalloped<br />
Appearance of those who went by you</p>
<p>Are changed like mist. You see, it is<br />
Not wrong to have nothing. But<br />
It is important that the latter be not just<br />
The points of disappearance, signs of the<br />
Reduction of the little that was left, which<br />
Disappeared all the faster because it was so little.<br />
This part of the game keeps you for old ostracism<br />
Long mixed with wrinkles of that horrible, blatant day<br />
To be avoided at all costs because already known<br />
And perhaps even more because, unlike carelessness, avoidable.</p>
<p>That hole, towering secret, familiar<br />
If one is poking among the evening rubbish, yet how<br />
Square behind you in the mirror, so much authority<br />
And intelligence in such a miserable result.<br />
Could it bind you because of the simplicity<br />
Or could you in fact escape because of that limp frame,<br />
Those conditions tumbling upward, like piles of smoke?<br />
In that way any disorderly result is often seen<br />
As the result of the general&#8217;s fixed smile, calipers,<br />
Moustache, and the other way was closed too.</p>
<p>Out of this intolerant swarm of freedom as it<br />
Is called in your press, the future, an open<br />
Structure, is rising even now, to be invaded by the present<br />
As the past stands to one side, dark and theoretical<br />
Yet most important of all, for his midnight interpretation<br />
Is suddenly clasped to you with the force of a hand<br />
But a clear moonlight night in which distant<br />
Masses are traced with parental concern.<br />
After silent, colored storms the reply quickly<br />
Wakens, has already begun its life, its past, just whole and sunny.</p>
<p>Thus reasoned the ancestor, and everything<br />
Happened as he had foretold, but in a funny kind of way.<br />
There was no telling whether the thought had unrolled<br />
Down to the heap of pebbles and golden sand now<br />
Only one step ahead, and itself both a trial and<br />
The possibility of turning aside forever. It was the front page<br />
Of today, looming as white as<br />
The furthest mountains, and oh, all kinds of things<br />
Caught in that net and shaken, so often<br />
The way people respond to things.</p>
<p>It had grown up without anybody&#8217;s<br />
Thinking or doing anything about it, so that now<br />
It was the point of where you wanted it to go.<br />
The fathers asked that it be made permanent,<br />
A vessel cleaving the dungeon of the waves.<br />
All the details had been worked out<br />
And the decks were clear for sensations<br />
Of joy and defeat, not so closely worked in<br />
As to demolish the possibility of the game&#8217;s ever<br />
Becoming dangerous again, or of an eventual meeting.</p>
<p>But it was not easy to tell in what direction<br />
The permanence tended, whether it was<br />
Easy decline, like swallows after the rough<br />
Business of the long day, or eternal suspension<br />
Over emptiness, dangerous perhaps, in any case<br />
Not the peaceful cawing of which so much had been<br />
Made. I can tell you all<br />
About freedom that has turned into a painting;<br />
The other is more difficult, though prompt &#8211; in fact<br />
A little too prompt: therein lies the difficulty.</p>
<p>And still not satisfied with the elder<br />
Version, to see the painting as pitch black<br />
Was no cause for happiness among those who surround<br />
The young, and had expected contaminated<br />
Fires lit by the setting sun, and sunken boats.<br />
It seemed the only honorable way, and fertile<br />
If darkness is ever anything else. But the way<br />
Of that song was to be consumed, corrosive;<br />
A surprise dragging the signs<br />
Of no peace after it, into the disquiet of early accidents.</p>
<p>The head notwithstanding. A narrow strip of land<br />
Coinciding with the riders to where<br />
Illusion mattered no more than the rest. Flat<br />
Walls only surrounding only abating memory.<br />
On this new area ideas kept the same<br />
Distance, with profiles spent into the sparse<br />
Immediacy of excavation, land and gulls to be explored.<br />
It was time to compare all past sets of impressions<br />
Slowly peeling these away so that the mastered<br />
Impression of servitude and barbarism might shrink to allegorical human width.</p>
<p>A moment of addition, then one hidden look<br />
At it all, but it is scattered, not the outline<br />
Of your famous openness, but kind of the sleeves<br />
In the weather time after the doubtful present saluted.<br />
All that ever came of it was words<br />
To indicate any kind of barrier, with the land<br />
Lasting beyond hope or scruple, both cell and vortex.<br />
Further on it is a forest of mud pillars. Determined<br />
To live, so that you and your possessions<br />
May be dealt with at last, you forgot the other previous station.</p>
<p>If there was no truth in it, only pleasure<br />
In the telling, might not others set out<br />
Across impossible oceans with this word whose power<br />
Was the opposite reverence to secret deities<br />
Of shame? Or absent-mindedness? Because the first memory<br />
Now, like patches, was worn, only as the inadequate<br />
Memento of all that was never going to be? Its<br />
Allusion not even blasphemous, but truly insignificant<br />
Beside that lake opening out broader than the sun!<br />
This, then, was indifference: it was what it always had been.</p>
<p>The boat stood hieratically still<br />
On the unread page of water. No moon punching<br />
With ideas of the majesty of crowds. A universal infamy<br />
Became the element of living, a breath<br />
Beyond telling, because forgetful of the<br />
Chaos whose expectancy had engendered it, and so on, through<br />
Popular speech down to the externals of present<br />
Continuing &#8211; incomplete, good-natured pictures that<br />
Flatter us even when forgotten with dwarf speculations<br />
About the insane, invigorating whole they don&#8217;t represent.</p>
<p>The victims were chosen through lightness in obscurity.<br />
A firm look of the land, old dismissals<br />
And the affair was concluded in snow and also in<br />
The satisfaction of the outline formulated against the sky.<br />
People were delighted getting up in the morning<br />
With the density that for once seemed the promise<br />
Of everything forgotten, and the well-being<br />
Grew, at the expense of whoever lay dying<br />
In a small room watched only by the progression<br />
Of hours in the tight new agreement.</p>
<p>And they now too seem invaded, though before it was<br />
The dancers who anticipated making unnecessary<br />
The curtailment of one to the other. And yet,<br />
As though this were strict premonition, their chance<br />
Is canceled out by earlier claims, a victim perhaps<br />
Of its earnestness. The dance continues, but darker, and<br />
As if in a sudden lack of air. And as one figure<br />
Supplants another, and dies, so the postulate of each<br />
Tires the shuffling floor with slogans, present<br />
Complements mindful of our absorbing interest.</p>
<p>One swallow does not make a summer, but are<br />
What&#8217;s called an opposite: a whole of raveling discontent,<br />
The sum of all that will ever be deciphered<br />
On this side of that vast drop of water.<br />
They let you sleep without pain, having all that<br />
Not in the lesson, not in the special way of telling<br />
But back to one side of life, not especially<br />
Immune to it, in the secret of what goes on:<br />
The words sung in the next room are unavoidable<br />
But their passionate intelligence will be studied in you.</p>
<p>But what could I make of this? Glaze<br />
Of many identical foreclosures wrested from<br />
The operative hand, like a judgment but still<br />
The atmosphere of seeing? That two people could<br />
Collide in this dusk means that the time of<br />
Shapelessly foraging had come undone: the space was<br />
Magnificent and dry. On flat evenings<br />
In the months ahead, she would remember that that<br />
Anomaly had spoken to her, words like disjointed beaches<br />
Brown under the advancing signs of the air. </p></address>
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<p>Poetry on a Saturday.<br />
Fragment, by John Ashbery. Originally posted on <a href="http://www.geegaw.com/stories/fragment.shtml" target="_blank">Geegaw</a></p>
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		<title>We-Flashy</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 04 Apr 2012 14:36:41 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<div><img width="210" height="150" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/slideshow_2-210x150.jpg" class="attachment-feed_thumb wp-post-image" alt="slideshow_2" title="slideshow_2" /></div><aside>We-Flashy makes reflective gear to keep you safe at night, but their style is so fresh you could wear it to the club. I especially like the fact that the designers are ITP grads. They are currently on sale at Fab.com til Thursday. Check it out!</aside>]]></description>
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<a href="http://www.we-flashy.com/" target="_blank">We-Flashy</a> makes reflective gear to keep you safe at night, but their style is so fresh you could wear it to the club. I especially like the fact that the designers are ITP grads. They are <a href="http://fab.com/sale/4696/" target="_blank">currently on sale at Fab.com</a> til Thursday. Check it out!</p>
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		<title>The Armory Week Guide &#124; Artlog</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 06 Mar 2012 16:57:34 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Artlog / The Armory Week Guide. Having spent this past December at Art Basel Miami, we can fully admit we&#8217;re art fair snobs and addicts. The Armory Week grouping of fairs and shows is never a disappointment, so much art crammed into 4 days, forcing us out of our comfortable winter cocoons and out into [...]]]></description>
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<p><a href="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/art/the-armory-week-guide-artlog/" target="_blank">Artlog / The Armory Week Guide.</a></p>
<p>Having spent this past December at <a href="http://www.artbaselmiamibeach.com/" target="_blank">Art Basel Miami</a>, we can fully admit we&#8217;re art fair snobs and addicts. The Armory Week grouping of fairs and shows is never a disappointment, so much art crammed into 4 days, forcing us out of our comfortable winter cocoons and out into the streets of New York City. Artlog&#8217;s <a href="http://artlog.com/posts/337-the-armory-week-guide" target="_blank">guide</a> to the festivities is a concise review of this year&#8217;s hottest fairs to check out. We hope to see some of you out there this year as we wander the booths and galleries!</p>
<p style="text-align: center;"><a href="http://artlog.com/posts/337-the-armory-week-guide" target="_blank"><img src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/6937096445_51a29e9e8b_z.jpg" alt="" /></a></p>
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		<title>Melvin Sokolsky, Paris 1965 &#124; A Leap Year Inspired Post</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 29 Feb 2012 18:16:44 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<div><img width="210" height="150" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/SokolskyFlight02-210x150.png" class="attachment-feed_thumb wp-post-image" alt="SokolskyFlight02" title="SokolskyFlight02" /></div><aside>Harper&#8217;s Bazaar &#8216;Fly&#8217; Spring Collection Source: One Time Harper&#8217;s Bazaar &#8216;Fly&#8217; Spring Collection Source: One Time Harper&#8217;s Bazaar &#8216;Fly&#8217; Spring Collection Source: Bluetramontana Style Harper&#8217;s Bazaar &#8216;Fly&#8217; Spring Collection Source: The Aubergine Notebook Harper&#8217;s Bazaar &#8216;Fly&#8217; Spring Collection Source: The Aubergine Notebook Harper&#8217;s Bazaar &#8216;Fly&#8217; Spring Collection Source: FFFFOUND! Since it&#8217;s &#8216;Leap Day&#8217; we figured we would [...]</aside>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div><img width="210" height="150" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/SokolskyFlight02-210x150.png" class="attachment-feed_thumb wp-post-image" alt="SokolskyFlight02" title="SokolskyFlight02" /></div><aside><p><img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-1034" title="artwork_images_113308_400980_melvin-sokolsky" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/artwork_images_113308_400980_melvin-sokolsky.jpg" alt="" width="483" height="480" /></p>
<address><em>Harper&#8217;s Bazaar </em>&#8216;Fly&#8217; Spring Collection<br />
Source: <a href="http://onetimealice.blogspot.com/2011/04/melvin-sokolsky.html" target="_blank">One Time</a> </address>
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<address><img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-1035" title="melvin-sokolsky-1" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/melvin-sokolsky-1.jpg" alt="" width="398" height="400" /></address>
<address><em>Harper&#8217;s Bazaar </em>&#8216;Fly&#8217; Spring Collection<br />
Source: <a href="http://onetimealice.blogspot.com/2011/04/melvin-sokolsky.html" target="_blank">One Time</a></address>
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<address><img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-1036" title="MelvinSokolsky24" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/MelvinSokolsky24.jpg" alt="" width="399" height="400" /></address>
<address><em>Harper&#8217;s Bazaar </em>&#8216;Fly&#8217; Spring Collection<br />
Source: <a href="http://www.bluetramontana.com/2010/01/melvin-sokolsky-and-simone-d.html" target="_blank">Bluetramontana Style</a></address>
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<address><img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-1037" title="SokolskyFlight02" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/SokolskyFlight02.png" alt="" width="558" height="558" /></address>
<address><em>Harper&#8217;s Bazaar </em>&#8216;Fly&#8217; Spring Collection<br />
Source: <a href="http://www.theauberginenotebook.com/2010/12/fly-series-by-melvin-sokolsky/" target="_blank">The Aubergine Notebook</a></address>
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<address><img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-1038" title="SokolskyFlight03" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/SokolskyFlight03.png" alt="" width="410" height="558" /></address>
<address><em>Harper&#8217;s Bazaar </em>&#8216;Fly&#8217; Spring Collection<br />
Source: <a href="http://www.theauberginenotebook.com/2010/12/fly-series-by-melvin-sokolsky/" target="_blank">The Aubergine Notebook</a></address>
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<address><img class="alignnone size-large wp-image-1039" title="16_10_2008_0964753001224101533_melvin_sokolsky" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/16_10_2008_0964753001224101533_melvin_sokolsky-620x459.jpg" alt="" width="620" height="459" /></address>
<address><em>Harper&#8217;s Bazaar </em>&#8216;Fly&#8217; Spring Collection<br />
Source: <a href="http://ffffound.com/image/ae9c3626877a1b6e2764d25b4edff739307fc8e0" target="_blank">FFFFOUND!</a></address>
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<p>Since it&#8217;s &#8216;Leap Day&#8217; we figured we would share this beautiful collection of photos from famed photographer <a href="http://www.sokolsky.com/#/classics/paris-1965/fly-dior" target="_blank">Martin Sokolsky</a>. Images 1, 2, and 4 were produced in 1965. Images 3, 5 and 6 were created in 2002.</p>
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		<title>Jenny Holzer &#124; Projections</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 24 Feb 2012 18:59:05 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<div><img width="210" height="150" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/jennyholzer1-210x150.jpg" class="attachment-feed_thumb wp-post-image" alt="09_louvre_0203v2_crop.tif" title="09_louvre_0203v2_crop.tif" /></div><aside>Jenny Holzer is one of my favorite artists for a few reasons: She uses large scale public displays to reach as many people as possible She&#8217;s a successful female artist with an amazing collection of art by other awesome female artists (Louise Bourgeois and Kiki Smith to name a few) Since the mid-90s she&#8217;s been [...]</aside>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div><img width="210" height="150" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/jennyholzer1-210x150.jpg" class="attachment-feed_thumb wp-post-image" alt="09_louvre_0203v2_crop.tif" title="09_louvre_0203v2_crop.tif" /></div><aside><p>Jenny Holzer is one of my favorite artists for a few reasons:</p>
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<li>She uses large scale public displays to reach as many people as possible</li>
<li>She&#8217;s a successful female artist with an amazing collection of art by other awesome female artists (<a href="http://www.pbs.org/art21/artists/louise-bourgeois" target="_blank">Louise Bourgeois</a> and <a href="http://www.pbs.org/art21/artists/louise-bourgeois" target="_blank">Kiki Smith</a> to name a few)</li>
<li>Since the mid-90s she&#8217;s been utilizing light-projections as a medium</li>
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<p>And now, a few notable  images from <a href="http://www.jennyholzer.com/Projections/list.php" target="_blank">Holzer&#8217;s</a> website</p>
<p><img class="alignnone size-large wp-image-1031" title="jennyholzer7" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/jennyholzer7-620x518.jpg" alt="" width="620" height="518" /></p>
<address style="text-align: left;">Monterrey, 2001</address>
<address style="text-align: left;"> </address>
<address style="text-align: left;"><img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-1030" title="jennyholzer6" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/jennyholzer6.jpg" alt="" width="462" height="601" /></address>
<address style="text-align: left;">New Castle,  2000</address>
<address style="text-align: left;"> </address>
<address style="text-align: left;"><img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-1029" title="jennyholzer5" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/jennyholzer5.jpg" alt="" width="477" height="600" /></address>
<address style="text-align: left;">Buenos Aires,  2000</address>
<address style="text-align: left;"> </address>
<address style="text-align: left;"><img class="alignnone size-large wp-image-1028" title="jennyholzer4" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/jennyholzer4-620x389.jpg" alt="" width="620" height="389" /></address>
<address style="text-align: left;">Rio de Janeiro, 1999</address>
<address style="text-align: left;"> </address>
<address style="text-align: left;"><img class="alignnone size-large wp-image-1027" title="jennyholzer3" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/jennyholzer3-620x496.jpg" alt="" width="620" height="496" /></address>
<address style="text-align: left;">Duisburg,  2004</address>
<address style="text-align: left;"> </address>
<address style="text-align: left;"><img class="alignnone size-large wp-image-1026" title="jennyholzer2" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/jennyholzer2-620x413.jpg" alt="" width="620" height="413" /></address>
<address style="text-align: left;">New York,   2008</address>
<address style="text-align: left;"> </address>
<address style="text-align: left;"><img class="alignnone size-large wp-image-1025" title="09_louvre_0203v2_crop.tif" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/jennyholzer1-620x413.jpg" alt="" width="620" height="413" /></address>
<address style="text-align: left;">Paris,   2009<br />
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		<title>Amphibian Migrations and Road Crossings</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 23 Feb 2012 20:05:12 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<div><img width="210" height="150" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/hrebrdspsal-210x150.jpg" class="attachment-feed_thumb wp-post-image" alt="hrebrdspsal" title="hrebrdspsal" /></div><aside>Every spring amphibians like frogs and salamanders make the great trek across dangerous roadways from their year round homes to breed in woodland pools, a once a year occurrence. Due to the mortal danger of these little guys crossing the street, volunteers across the country help them out every year by setting up roadblocks, adjusting [...]</aside>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div><img width="210" height="150" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/hrebrdspsal-210x150.jpg" class="attachment-feed_thumb wp-post-image" alt="hrebrdspsal" title="hrebrdspsal" /></div><aside><p><a href="http://www.dec.ny.gov/lands/51925.html"></a></p>
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<p>Every spring amphibians like frogs and salamanders make the great trek across dangerous roadways from their year round homes to breed in woodland pools, a once a year occurrence. Due to the mortal danger of these little guys crossing the street, volunteers across the country help them out every year by setting up roadblocks, adjusting speed limits in known crossing areas and even help carry the critters across the road to make sure they get to where they need to safely.</p>
<p>It&#8217;s unfortunate that as people we&#8217;ve imposed on their ecosystems this way. It makes us quite sad, but we can&#8217;t help but be a little in awe of the cool people spending their time trying to raise awareness about this issue. Hopefully come this spring you&#8217;ll be seeing the We Less Than Three team carrying buckets of salamanders across the road&#8230;.</p>
<p>Read more &#8211; <a href="http://www.dec.ny.gov/lands/51925.html">Amphibian Migrations and Road Crossings &#8211; NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation</a>.</p>
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		<title>Reverse Engineering the Refrigerator &#124; Architizer Blog</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 23 Feb 2012 18:42:33 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<div><img width="210" height="150" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/ryou4-600x627-210x150.png" class="attachment-feed_thumb wp-post-image" alt="" title="" /></div><aside>I want all of these little shelves. Jihyun Ryou is interested in food preservation. “I’ve learned that we hand over the responsibility of taking care of food to the technology, the refrigerator,” she explains. “We don’t observe the food anymore, and we don’t understand how to treat it,” she adds. To Ryou, design is not [...]</aside>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div><img width="210" height="150" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/ryou4-600x627-210x150.png" class="attachment-feed_thumb wp-post-image" alt="" title="" /></div><aside><p style="text-align: center;"><a href="http://www.architizer.com/en_us/blog/dyn/39288/reverse-engineering-the-refrigerator/"><img src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/ryou4-600x627.png" alt="" /></a></p>
<p>I want all of these little shelves.</p>
<blockquote><p>Jihyun Ryou is interested in food preservation. “I’ve learned that we hand over the responsibility of taking care of food to the technology, the refrigerator,” she explains. “We don’t observe the food anymore, and we don’t understand how to treat it,” she adds. To Ryou, design is not about making life easier but about propagating knowledge. Instead of concealing, design reveals time-tested rituals, processes and traditions, finding new ways to elucidate them.</p></blockquote>
<p>via <a href="http://www.architizer.com/en_us/blog/dyn/39288/reverse-engineering-the-refrigerator/">Architizer Blog » Reverse Engineering the Refrigerator</a>.</p>
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		<title>Kaufmann Mercantile Wishlist</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 17 Feb 2012 17:23:50 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<div><img width="210" height="150" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/chemex_coffee_maker-210x150.jpg" class="attachment-feed_thumb wp-post-image" alt="chemex_coffee_maker" title="chemex_coffee_maker" /></div><aside>We are in love with the products at Kaufmann Mercantile. The shop is curated to bring you products that are high quality, designed to last and optimize functionality. As designers, we really appreciate this. Check out some of our favorite products below: Screw the iPad, I&#8217;m brining this Postalco Leather Calendar to meetings from now [...]</aside>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div><img width="210" height="150" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/chemex_coffee_maker-210x150.jpg" class="attachment-feed_thumb wp-post-image" alt="chemex_coffee_maker" title="chemex_coffee_maker" /></div><aside><p>We are in love with the products at <a href="http://store.kaufmann-mercantile.com/" target="_blank">Kaufmann Mercantile</a>. The shop is curated to bring you products that are high quality, designed to last and optimize functionality. As designers, we really appreciate this.</p>
<p>Check out some of our favorite products below:</p>
<p><img class="alignnone size-large wp-image-1003" title="brown_front_solo_1" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/brown_front_solo_1-620x349.jpg" alt="" width="620" height="349" /></p>
<address>Screw the iPad, I&#8217;m brining this <a href="http://store.kaufmann-mercantile.com/collections/accessories-gifts/products/postalco-leather-calendar" target="_blank">Postalco Leather Calendar</a> to meetings from now on</address>
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<address><img class="alignnone size-large wp-image-1004" title="caran-d-ache-fountain-pen_3" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/caran-d-ache-fountain-pen_3-620x326.jpg" alt="" width="620" height="326" /></address>
<address><a href="http://store.kaufmann-mercantile.com/collections/accessories-gifts/products/caran-dache-ecridor-pen-set" target="_blank">Caran D&#8217;Ache Ecridor Pen Set</a>, includes 1 fountain pen, 1 ball point pen, and 1 mechanical pencil. All beautiful must-haves.</address>
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<address><img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-1005" title="schulkreide-strong-color-chalk" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/schulkreide-strong-color-chalk.jpg" alt="" width="582" height="395" /></address>
<address><a href="http://store.kaufmann-mercantile.com/collections/office/products/three-start-colored-chalk" target="_blank">Three Stars Colored Champagne Chalk</a>, made from natural chalk deposits in Champagne, France&#8230; need we say more? </address>
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<address><img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-1006" title="chemex_coffee_maker" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/chemex_coffee_maker.jpeg" alt="" width="385" height="395" /></address>
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<address><a href="http://store.kaufmann-mercantile.com/collections/kitchen-home/products/chemex-handblown-coffeemaker" target="_blank">Chemex Handblown Coffeemaker </a></address>
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<address><img class="alignnone size-large wp-image-1007" title="magnesium-fore-starter_WR" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/magnesium-fore-starter_WR-620x310.jpg" alt="" width="620" height="310" /></address>
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<address><a href="http://store.kaufmann-mercantile.com/collections/tools-outdoors/products/magnesium-fire-starter" target="_blank">Magnesium Fire Starter</a>, handmade in Montana</address>
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<address><img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-1008" title="farmers-marke-basket" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/farmers-marke-basket.jpg" alt="" width="593" height="395" /></address>
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<address><a href="http://store.kaufmann-mercantile.com/collections/tools-outdoors/products/market-fruit-picking-pack" target="_blank">Market &amp; Fruit Picking Pack</a>, I need this for my spring-time adventures.<br />
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		<title>Stereogranimator &#124; NYPL</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 08 Feb 2012 00:27:36 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<div><img width="210" height="150" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/7704-210x150.gif" class="attachment-feed_thumb wp-post-image" alt="7704" title="7704" /></div><aside>I made this GIF using the NYPL Labs Stereogranimator! Stereogranimator is a website created by NYPL Labs, an incubator of experimentation at the New York Public Library. Stereogranimator is inspired by Reaching for the Out of Reach, a project by Joshua Heineman, which he himself was inspired by the NYPL&#8217;s vast collection of 19th century [...]</aside>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div><img width="210" height="150" src="http://stuff.welessthanthree.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/7704-210x150.gif" class="attachment-feed_thumb wp-post-image" alt="7704" title="7704" /></div><aside><p style="text-align: center;"><a href="http://stereo.nypl.org/view/7704" target="_blank"><img class="aligncenter" src="http://stereo.nypl.org/view/7704.gif" alt="GIF made with the NYPL Labs Stereogranimator - view more at http://stereo.nypl.org/gallery/index" /><br />
I made this GIF using the NYPL Labs Stereogranimator!</a></p>
<p><a href="http://stereo.nypl.org/" target="_blank">Stereogranimator</a> is a website created by <a href="http://www.nypl.org/collections/labs" target="_blank">NYPL Labs</a>, an incubator of experimentation at the <a href="http://www.nypl.org/" target="_blank">New York Public Library</a>. Stereogranimator is inspired by <a href="http://lala.cursivebuildings.com/tagged/reaching/" target="_blank">Reaching for the Out of Reach</a>, a project by <a href="http://lala.cursivebuildings.com/" target="_blank">Joshua Heineman</a>, which he himself was inspired by the NYPL&#8217;s vast collection of 19th century stereographs. In case you didn&#8217;t know, stereographs were created as a way to show more depth and 3-D quality in photos, kind of a pre-movie technology. The 3-D quality is achieved by placing two off-set, almost identical photos next to each other, the viewers brain then combines the images together creating the 3-D effect. Viewers used to use coin-operated machines or special viewing glasses to get the effect but now with the advent of computer technology, we have an all new way to view them! Via the GIF, the internet&#8217;s favorite viewing format &lt;3</p>
<p>View more of these <a href="http://stereo.nypl.org/gallery" target="_blank">awesome creations</a> or make one yourself <a href="http://stereo.nypl.org/create" target="_blank">here</a>.</p>
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