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i am only a curious guy but i think that frottage sounds really hot. does anyone have any good stories/pix of frottage. i think its such an interesting idea. makes me so hard@ haha
i am only a curious guy but i think that frottage sounds really hot. does anyone have any good stories/pix of frottage. i think its such an interesting idea. makes me so hard@ haha
will this do?
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Hey guy, have to tell you that some of the hottest sex between me and my bud is frot. I have a large chair that we sit in face to face, positioning our dicks together- usually lubed- and man, the intensity of feeling our cocks rub together is incredible. Being able to kiss and tweak nips is very fun.Originally Posted by spartanman888
I agree. I vote yes. Yes.
definatly my fave position next to doggystyle that is
Hot to look at, and hot to participate in!
"Separate... Unique...
Neither can exist without the other."
i have always like this one
Enjoy Wandering through my galleries!
frottage rhymes with cottage
Sho Thang! Two cocks, one fist; damned good thing!
I would consider this a gateway homosexual experience. Not that this can't be done far into the gay sex experience and for years to come, but one thing just might lead to another. It certainly did in my case!
Both pics above are incredibly hot. Thanks for sharing!
thanks alot you all... i love this stuff
ive tried frottage on 2 straight friends of mine. its lots of innocent fun. its barely sex at all. simply playing. its fantastic when you cum at the same time though. wooshh!
Just love it - the feeling of one hard cock against another both reach climax together - oh a totally incredible sensation. It also leaves three hands free to explore
Had this experience just last week with a younger guy. He didn't want to do anything more than rub body parts together. So I was cool with that, and assumed we were having just a fun and safe hug session. Our hands and mouths never touched anything -- all body rubbing. It was fun and I loved the romance of it. He got very excited, breathing heavily, and I was surprised when suddenly he came all over me, without any genital stimulation at all. I thought the whole experience was one of the sweetest and most memorable ever. So to those who say frottage isn't sex, I beg to differ.
I've just one thing to tell you: It's wonderful. Frot is the best way of making love between male men. Ans is a very mascuine way to practice sex. It's just the way men do it.Originally Posted by spartanman888
are there any videos of frottage in practice?
There are a few good frottage stories on the Nifty Erotic Stories Archive (http://www.nifty.org/). For example, look for a writer named Frottage Jock or search for his email address email@example.com. If you like that, I can point you at a few more good stories.Originally Posted by spartanman888
I love frott
Hey Guys,
All the talk here has been only c2c rubbing. Had a guy who LOVED frotting. We would rub cocks, but his fave was to have me lay on my stomach, his hand under my cock, and lube us up and rub his cock along my crack. Ocasionally it would rub my hole. BEST feelings ever. Then his hot load all over my back would usually srnd me over the edge. Always played at his place so cleaning the sheets was up to him!!!!
Just thought i'd add my 2 cents
Me and my friend do it all the time, but I never knew there was a word for it.
Thanks for that. I'd love to know of any other movies with similar content.
I have been trying to find out who that lad is that does the fucking - i have a clip of him in another film and he is soo hot !
i do think it is very romantic....but sexy as fuck
....definetly a favorite to do with a sexy boy yum
Thanks that is a great video of Julian Armanis and his friend. I have always liked that shot. It looks like they are having so much fun! Of course if you had Julian Armanis as your sex partner who could not help but have fun!
I have a few descriptions in my gay story My Best Friend about frottage but I can't remember which chapter they are in so you will have to read the whole thing!
Peace and long live frottage although I have never experienced it myself I hope to some day!
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On a crowded van full of tourists in Greece once this hot guy with his girl friend in front of him was standing next me, hanging on to a strap; each time the bus went around the curve or bumped, my crotch would be pushed into his buttocks.
This went on for fifteen minutes, and I could tell he was having as much fun as I was!
Nothing was ever said, nor did he ever look at me. . . .
that is a nice site, great clipsOriginally Posted by bruma
When I was a young teen, all horny and just past puberty, I used to love rubbing myself on people in the subway in Boston, especially on the way home from school. I would cum in my undies. Some guys got really hot while I was doing it, but it was so crowded, I could get away with it.
Later in life, I liked to rub my bulge on guys standing in lines. Or even back into a hot bulge in line. Some guys really get into it, and others really freak out. I have one guy I meet in the booth at the Adult Book Store. We have no skin contact, but will hump each other in our jeans while watching the movies. We both cum in our jeans.
Originally Posted by bruma
heres a movie with it...
The first Clip is real good the guys really look as if they are enjoying it Thanks
one of my best friends is gay (and though he would have his suspicions, doesn't know i am ) and ive jacked off thinking of fucking/sucking him so much. one night we went out clubbing and he was buying drinks and i was standing behind him waiting. my cock kept rubbing against his butt and it was so warm and inviting that i was practically pre-cumming.
Personally, I prefer decoupage!
I love frottage! I shoot gobs of cum when I get off against another guys hard cock. Once the precum starts flowing, the feeling is awesome!!! Loved the heroichomo sex site too. I had never see a site devoted to cock to cock lovin' before. Thank you!!!
i luv these 2 guys too!! anyone have any clips or info on them? they seem to really like each other.
sorry, forgot to quote. last post was refferring to these twoOriginally Posted by crazedboi90
Been into frottage for over a year now, I think it is awesome and very sexy with the right dude. it is something that many str8 dudes will get into without question.
well...i haven't really posted much - and wouldn't have thought that this is how i'd emerge on the board...but in my most recent blog entry, there's a recounting of a scene with a buddy (from a couple of summers ago) - could be considered as frottage.
Frottage is fun. Not to mention it is like safe sex. THe best thing you can get out of it is grabbing body parts and maybe even taking it to the tongue.
The two scenes show the guys doing frottage and a lot more:
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are you one of those gurella marketing advertisers? (after seeing you plug the site over and over again....Originally Posted by cockster_uk
I like it the best because then I can stare at him while we're going at it, i get to hold both cocks in my hands, and it feels so damned good especially with lotsa lube. Oh yeah.
HornyMike UK has the best frottage pics I have ever seen. They are so sensual, sexual and serious that are undescribably delicious!!
i love how this thread keeps on growing....
There's older but hot frot video called CHAMPS by Kristen Bjorn very hot Brazilian guys in hot cock to cock(s) action I wish I had it or more tadbits of it. Anyone know where I can look? Just can't get that scene out of my mind the two young guys huncin' each other (2 on the right) . Damn, I need a cock
i was wondering what the word meant. gracias por the enlightenment. SI SI it's lotsa fun
Why is this topic in the Male Celebrity thread?!?
Does anyone else have a hard time finding frot buds? Here is LA, everyone wants to fuck -- but few seem interested in frot.
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What the hell is frottage?
Frottage with the my best friend when we were kids is when I realized I was gay. I loved just how HOT his dick felt against mine, against my stomach. It was like his dick was on fire where ever it touched me. I've done frot with tons of guys since then, but nothing compares to that first time.
From Urban Dictionary [Just coz I also like cottage cheese ]
1. frottage cheese
Unexpected deposit occasionally resulting for the male from frottage
Cecil was displeased when he discovered the residue in his underpants after his steamy dry hump with Edna
2. frottage cheese
The semen that comes out of a mans penis while he "frotts".
After a quick frott on the subway, Karl had frottage cheese in his underwear.
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I think I got a Frottage Merit Badge at Scout Camp.


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The national average cost for an extension stands at € 981 per SQM. However the index showed that rural areas have an average cost of €908 per SQM, while an extension in Dublin is the most expensive nationally with an average build cost of € 1069 per SQM, 15% more expensive than rural equivalents.
Nationally the cost of extensions (excluding VAT and applicable grants) has increased by 3.32% in the first half of 2014 compared to 2013. The most significant increase was experienced in Dublin with extension costs up just over 11% on 2013 figures.
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· € 981 SQM – The national average cost for building an extension
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AKRON, Ohio - A suspect in a plot to blow up a Cleveland-area bridge planned to use a phone to detonate what he thought were real explosives, a federal prosecutor said Tuesday.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Justin Herdman told jurors in the Akron trial of Joshua Stafford that Stafford tried again and again to use the phone.
"He wanted that bridge to be destroyed," Herdman said. "He wanted that bridge to come down."
Stafford, who is representing himself, acknowledges he can be seen in an infrared video taken of the bombing suspects by the FBI. The video was taken the night of April 30, 2012 at the base of the bridge, The Plain Dealer newspaper in Cleveland reported (http://bit.ly/12jU7B2).
But Stafford told jurors that the evidence will show "I did not have malicious intent to destroy that bridge."
No bomb went off and no one was injured in the plot. The intended target was a highway bridge over the Cuyahoga Valley National Park between Cleveland and Akron, authorities said.
An informant who secretly recorded conversations helped FBI agents foil the bomb plot, and an undercover agent supplied the would-be bridge-bombers with fake plastic explosives, authorities have said.
Stafford is charged with the use of weapons of mass destruction and aiding and abetting the use of weapons of mass destruction. His four co-defendants, all members of the Occupy Cleveland movement, previously pleaded guilty to charges related to the bombing plot and are serving prison terms.
Douglas Wright, 27, of Indianapolis, is serving 11 1/2 years in prison, and Brandon Baxter, 21, of Lakewood, was sentenced to nine years and nine months in prison. Connor Stevens, 21, of Berea, was sentenced to an eight-year prison term, while Anthony Hayne, 35, of Cleveland, received a sentence of six years.
Prosecutors had labeled Stafford and his four co-defendants as domestic terrorists.
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fallenfantom posted on Feb 26, 2009 2:38:59 PM - Report post
just downloaded the trainer and noticed even with num 0 activated i can still only have a max of 16 cap ships... the cheat activates and the numbers ingame shoot up like previous trainers before entrenchment but only allowing 16 capital ships max, if im doing something wrong please lemme know
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if the numbers have increased then the trainer is working as it did before. however, the developers may have added in a hard cap to thwart our trainer.
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Yes also your fleet capacity changes at the top but you can't get over 2,000.
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I've downloaded the newest trainer as well, and I have updated SoSEE, but when I activate the trainer it causes the game to freeze...what can I do about this?
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My bad, no wonder it didn't work...I have the 1.02.026 version of SoSEE, when are we going to see a trainer for this one?
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When I was hospitalized Dr.Tay was the Dr.who attended to me in the hospital and scheduled for a follow-up with Dr.Tay and he's been an excellent Dr...
Dr Tay is an excellent physician. Well versed in his field and made my diagnosis quickly and accurately. He explained what he perceived, stated what was fact and gave his opinion on what he believed to be the problem while waiting the necessary testing. 2nd visit confirmed what he thought and I saw results in a couple of days after the first visit, which he said I probably would. As a care giver and a former EMT, I'm impressed, and highly recommend him.
Visit only, reviewed ct scan disks. Had to set up for another appointment time. It would have been nice to have the procedure done on the 1st visit! ???
Dr Tay was excellent in suggesting the proper treatment of my wife's incontinence. He was brief and did not waist or time.
Excellent Explained everything, very personable, and gave me great confidence in his judgement and abilities.
Dr Tay and his office staff were phenomenal! I will definitely refer others to him.
Dr Tay as always is courteous, kind and efficient. He explains everything and lets you know what he plans to do to allow an informed decision.
I really do not have an opinion because it was my first visit.
Staff is very friendly. Dr. Tay explains very well and comes straight to the point. Wait time is the weak point in this clinic. 15 minutes after arranged schedule I was picked up by a nurse and accompanied to the examination room where I had to wait another 30 minutes round about until Dr. Tay showed up.
First time visit. He was great, very thorough
Except for the long wait I was very pleased. Dr Tay and his staff are very professional and knowledgeable. I felt comfortable and satisfied with his recommendations, planned tests and follow up. Thanks Dr Tay. Shirley W
Consultation only, scheduled procedure. Doctor was great, the wait time was NOT. Waited over an hour after my scheduled appt time. Hopefully the upcoming procedure is better in that regard.
I thought he presented himself as a very smart doctor who was able to address all of my concerns.
The visit was good. Dr. Tay and his staff are professionals.
Good Doc, heavily scheduled, somewhat disorganized office
Very professional and understanding.
Dr. Howard Tay was very professional answer my questions explained everything that I needed to know. Will be back in about two weeks to do my procedure. Could have got gotten in earlier for my procedure but it's more convenient for me for time that I asked for
Dr Tay is smart, has a very comfortable bedside manor and provided a treatment plan that has allowed me to feel in control and engaged in a treatment plan that will return me to health.
Great and pleasant staff, very efficient in getting information. Dr Tay was excellent in his discussion and didn't blame my reluctance to see a physician on why my symptoms were the way they are!
The whole experience was unbelievably as how efficient everything was from making an appointment to the very short wait time at the office. The wait in the exam room was only minutes before Dr. Tay was in and discussing my condition. He diagnose my condition, discussed it in layman terms and even pulled up a diagram which clarified any questions and concerns I had. He was professional, polite and friendly as the entire staff. I would highly recommendation Dr. Tay and his office to anyone, if my mother & father were alive, I would refer them to Dr. Tay, that should say it all.
I love his frank, no BS assessments. He lets you take responsibility for your decisions about your treatment. I totally trust Dr Tay.
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Though by appointment was scheduled for 4pm with Dr. Tay I waited 20 minutes in the waiting room before be taken back to an exam room. After waiting about 15 more minutes before one of Dr. Tay PA's came in to see me. She took my medical history and offered me a prostate exam which I declined. I wanted to see Dr. Tay, she told me I would have to wait I little longer because he had a difficult case he was working on. I ended up waiting another 20 minutes. Dr. Tay did come and see and he did apologize for the long wait.
I first went to Dr Tay with a lump which had to be removed surgically. During my recovery I developed an abscess. I notified the office and they immediately had me come into the office. I never have had to wait and always received professional friendly service. I would recommend Dr Tay and staff to anyone.
I haven't seen him yet but Betsy did a wonderful job of listening to me and doing everything she could to help me get the tests I need right away.
All went okay but unclear of what procedure will do. I have kidney stones that hurt very bad and cysts on my kidneys and liver, but the tests are on the bladder and ureathra
Dr Tay is best doctor
Doctor is very competent and explains things in terms the average person can understand.
Very professional. He listened to what I had to say and I feel he ask the questions that needed to be asked.
Dr. Tay provides an invaluable service related to sensitive medical issues with class and respect. He put my mind at ease and I feel very confident in his diagnosis and treatment directions.
Very knowledgeable, professional, and friendly. Addresses all concerns and answers all questions. As a physician myself, would highly recommend to my friends, family, and patients
Very informative...
Very thorough explanations, conservative treatment plan, exactly what I was looking for!
Dr Tay and staff were very friendly and explained my planned procedures in detail.
Like him, but saw him for about 5 minutes after waiting more than one hour. Not sure yet if I will continue to see him or not. Nurse (?) indicated that this was the usual.
Dr. Tay is very knowledgable and informative! We're glad to have him as our Urologist!
He made me feel confident that he is going to help me find out what is causing my medical complications.
Very good experience.
This visit to Dr. Tay was worth the wait. He is very personable while being thorough. He took time to explain the issue and the further treatment needed. He put my mind at ease and gave me assurance about the procedure that will be done.
Thorough quick and easy.
Dr Tay appears was very careful in ordering up the appropriate amount of tests and work-up prior to any diagnosis which is what I would prefer. Because no results are in yet it's hard to evaluate the doctor until a plan of treatment is discussed which will be after all the test results are in. Other than that I found that Dr Tay was very professional and is going to review all results before any recommended treatment.
I felt very comfortable with him as a doctor.
Dr. Tay is very professional, knowledgeable and truly cares about his patients. He is friendly and he is a great listener. I did not feel rushed or feel like a number . . he delivered very personalized care. He was committed and dedicated to resolving my health issues and I am so thankful to be free of kidney stone pain once again. I would highly recommend Dr. Tay and will continue to see him for my future health check ups and concerns, if any. He has an amazing staff from check in to check out. They were all so helpful, friendly and professional. I truly appreciated the great customer service! Thank you everyone, including the receptionist, the lab service provider, the medical assistant to Dr.Tay and the surgery scheduler! You should all be commended on your exceptional customer service!!!
Great office and staff, everything was moving smoothly for how busy it was, only drawback was the wait time. Almost 2 hours for a new patient visit and blood draw.
Zocdoc scheduled wrong time and day. Dr Tay. Not available. Dr Nelson saw me instead. Good visit otherwise. Thank you!
Always very happy with Dr Tay. I think it took so long to be seen because they were trying to squeeze me in as a favor. Highly recommend.
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He was kind and thorough with his questions.
He was very clear on informing me of what I needed to have done. He was very compassionate in my care and helped me out as much as possible.
Dr Tay has been my urologist for 13 years and he has always been very friendly, punctual in addition to being very professional.


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They say this winter is only the sixth warmest in Chicago, but it must be among the top two or three oddest winters the city has experienced. We've had three snowstorms, all of them striking in the afternoon, throwing the evening commute into chaos. Today is the third.
Anyway, this week's edition of Fun Friday looks at cyberflâneurie, the online version of flâneurie. Evgeny Morozov argues that cyberflâneurie a.) once existed and b.) is now dead. The early Internet--i.e., the 1990s--was a low-baud rate landscape of quirky online communities like GeoCities and Tripod. The contemporary Internet has been taken over by large corporations, much like real public space. Morozov writes,
Transcending its original playful identity, it's no longer a place for strolling — it's a place for getting things done. Hardly anyone "surfs" the Web anymore. The popularity of the "app paradigm," whereby dedicated mobile and tablet applications help us accomplish what we want without ever opening the browser or visiting the rest of the Internet, has made cyberflânerie less likely. That so much of today's online activity revolves around shopping — for virtual presents, for virtual pets, for virtual presents for virtual pets — hasn't helped either. Strolling through Groupon isn't as much fun as strolling through an arcade, online or off.
The Internet is now relentlessly social and therefore anathema to flâneurs. Facebook has been a major force in organizing online communities into incredibly valuable corporate assets.
However, some pockets of oddity remain for the cyberflâneur. In the latest issue of Triple Canopy David Auerbach trolls the discussion group site 4chan and other preserves of the seething nerd underclass. These sites offer their members total anonymity, exposing the id beneath the keyboards of discontented online hoards.
The growth of these anonymous spaces marks the first wide-scale collective gathering of those who are alienated, disaffected, voiceless, and just plain unsocialized. These are people whose tweets will not make the headlines. They do not wish to create a platform that enables them to be heard by the world; they want to shut out the world. Ironically, their popularity has exploded as part of the Web 2.0 boom, despite serving a fundamentally different purpose. The foundation of what I will call "A-culture," as opposed to the culture of Facebook, Twitter, and other mainstream social-networking sites, is the intentional disconnect between one's real life and one's online persona (or, frequently, personae).
A-culture offers the shock experience (chockerlebnis, as Walter Benjamin called it) of cyberflâneurie. 4chan is a kind of Les Fleurs du mal for the Internet Age.
If you poke around the back alleys of the Internet you will still find sites with totally unexpected affinities and obsessions. You just have to let yourself follow the links sometimes. For example, just a few minutes ago a Tweet popped up on my timeline about the alleged assassination of North Korea's Kim Jong-Un in, of all places, the North Korean embassy in Beijing. I clicked on a link in the Gawker story and found this blog dedicated solely to photographs of Kim Jong-Un looking at things. This photograph, posted on February 2, is captioned "looking at a gym floor."
The blog is one of those one-joke memes that perpetuates itself much longer than you would expect, like the Twitter account purporting to be from a squirrel (Sample Tweet: "Blink. Stare. Blink. Rub top of head. Stare."). "Kim jong-un looking at things" considers its subject--the Kim dynasty of weirdo despots--with a gaze at once avid and ironic, the perfect embodiment of the flâneur.
If I had to make a couple of recommendations for sites for your inner cyberflâneur, one would be UbuWeb, where you can find Robert Hughes' brilliant Shock of the New series in its entirety, as well as sample films from the Lumière and Company project from 1995. The other site would be Coudal Partners' Fresh Signals column, a list of website unified only by the demand that they be interesting.
PS: As of this writing (1:54 Central Time) neither Reuters nor A.P. has carried the news of Kim Jong-un's death. You'll know for sure he's still alive if a photo of him appears on "kim jong-un looking at things."
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We're in the middle of a snowstorm here in Chicago, which means harrowing drives and shoveling driveways. It's a good time to be inside. (The pigeons above were photographed in Daley Plaza by the Chicago Tribune's E. Jason Wambsgans.)
And if you're hunkering down for the night, then the thing to do is watch Downton Abbey on Netflix streaming. Roger Ebert expresses the essential contradiction of most (including mel) English majors: most of them are liberals, but the discipline itself has a conservative streak, especially when it comes to English country houses.
although my politics are liberal my tastes in fiction respond to the conservative stability of the Downton world. The more seriously I can take it, the better I will like it. To be sure, there is monstrous unfairness in the British class system, and one of the series themes is income inequality. What must be observed, however, is that all the players agree to play by the same rules. In modern America the rich jump through every loophole in the tax code. But look what happened in the first episode of "Downtown Abbey." The Earl's presumptive heir went down with the Titanic and the title passed to a distant cousin, Mr. Matthew Crawley of Manchester, who now stood to inherit the title, the house, the land and the money--including the personal fortune of Cora, the Earl's wife. So deeply are the principles of inheritance embedded in the Crawley family that both the Earl and his wife seem staunchly prepared to give up their earthly possessions and be courteous in the process.
Be forewarned: As my wife and I discovered to our dismay, there are only seven episodes in the first season, which concludes, abruptly, with the announcement of the start of World War I. Just as the world of Downton Abbey has sucked you in, it blows up.
As long as we're in retro mode, the death of the remarkable Johnny Otis, followed by the death of one of his discoveries, Etta James, offers an occasion to look at the transition from big band jazz to rock and roll as America's pre-eminent form of popular music. Ben Greenman at the New Yorker has a nice tribute to James.
And finally--I have to hit the road now--here's an unlikely curl-up-with-a-good-book recommendation: Michel Houellebecq's new novel, The Map and the Territory. It's been called his Annie Hall, which is the last comparison you'd ever think someone would make. I'm 5% into it on my Kindle for iPad, and so far it's an engaging account of a Parisian artist trying to make sense of the culture around him. It's what a novel should do, and Houellebecq, against expectations, is a novelist equipped to do it.
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This has been a busy year for me. Yet, looking back on my entries for 2011 it seems like only a small portion of what I actually did made it into this space. Partly it was because of my busy work schedule; partly it was because I've been trying to find new ways of capturing and presenting what I think is interesting. I don't want to turn One-Way Street into a link-a-minute blog. While most of what I write about here originates in material elsewhere on the Internet, I try to provide some commentary and context. At the same time, I'm still for a way to fulfill Walter Benjamin's ideal of a purely presentational writing without any commentary of my own. I continue to work on it even though Benjamin himself never found a good balance.
Back in January I redesigned One-Way Street to allow for a more varied presentation. The wider main column allows for larger images and greater flexibility for video presentation. I've also introduced entries written in Storify. While the application has its limits, I like the idea of presenting a story as it develops. Perhaps as Storify develops I will be able to make better and more frequent use of it.
Today I want to review some of the key blog entries from 2011. These aren't necessarily my best entries or the most popular. They're also not a "best of" list. Other people have compiled some excellent best-of-the-year lists. The most interesting one is the Million's Year in Reading feature.
The entries below captured a moment when I learned something and I was doing my best to convey what I had learned and why it was significant.
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We just had our first measurable snow in the Chicago area this morning--rather late for us. Supposedly that means we'll have a mild winter, which would be a welcome relief. December is a tricky time in the northern latitudes. The weather isn't too bad, but going out on weekends often means wading through mobs of holiday shoppers, as my son and I had to do to get to a screening of Hugo the Saturday after Thanksgiving.
Speaking of Hugo, I highly recommend seeing it this weekend. The film was adapted from Brian Selznick's graphic novel for children, and the marketing places children at the core of the intended audience, with the film history theme thrown in so parents aren't too bored. In fact, the early film references--Georges Méliès is only the most explicit--are too rich and varied to serve merely as a distraction. Kristin Thompson teases out Scorsese's early cinema references. Her observations are acute except on one point:
By the way, reviewers have made much of the idea that Hugo is not really for children, who would be bored and perhaps frightened by it. I suspect that children under about the age of 10 would be, but older children and teenagers, especially those who read books, should be intrigued by and enjoy it. Like Pixar films or The Simpsons, it's the sort of thing that can be enjoyed by adults as well as children.
My seven-year-old son was very skeptical about the film's scariness level. It took a couple of close examinations of the trailer and a bribe of popcorn to convince him to accompany me. As soon as the film was over he admitted that he was wrong and that he enjoyed the film a lot. I later overheard him recommending it to his friends.
Scorsese also makes some literary references in Hugo. He glosses over James Joyce in a tracking shot, and Isabelle swoons over David Copperfield. That character passes in and out of London, and his evolving attitudes about the city mark his development as a person. In anticipatin of the 200th anniversary of the author's birth next year, the Museum of London is staging an exhibition about Dickens' relationship to the city. Dickens & London opens today and runs until June 10, 2012.
The writer Djuna Barnes does not appear in Hugo, perhaps because she left Paris in 1930, before the action of the film takes place. In any case, Barnes' early career as a journalist is the subject of an upcoming exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum entitled, Newspaper Fiction: The New York Journalism of Djuna Barnes, 1913–1919. Barnes is best known for her modernist novels and plays Nightwood (1936) and The Antiphon (1958), but before moving to Paris in 1921 she contributed to mainstream publications such as the Brooklyn Daily Eagle andVanity Fair. Barnes has long been overshadowed by the more prolific Virginia Woolf, so it's nice to see Barnes getting some attention almost 30 years after her death. The exhibition runs from January 2012 to August 19, 2012.
On Monday evening the Archive of Spatial Aesthetics and Praxis (ASAP) is throwing itself a launch party. The group consists of Bjarke Ingels of the Danish architectural firm BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group); Alex Schweder La, and architect turned artist; and Jerszy Seymour, a commercial designer who creates "life situations." The launch party and benefit takes place at the top of The Standard in New York City, starting at 6:30. Tickets and other information can be found here.
ASAP appears to have many of the same interests as the latest issue of MAS Context, ABERRATION, is now available online. The co-editors of the issue, Iker Gil and John Szot, describe the issue as an exploration of "highly provocative projects and ideas that challenge orthodoxy in order to enhance our understanding of the built environment." I've already downloaded the issue to my iPad and I'll have more on it next week. There's also an accompanying launch party for the issue on Friday, December 16 in Los Angeles. ABERRATION: LIVE is hosted by MAS Context, Woodbury School of Architecture, and WUHO.
About the reference to Zero for Conduct (Jean Vigo, 1933), here's a hint: the film historian obsessed with Méliès.
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If you go to the Jazz Record Mart on East Illinois Street in Chicago you will find the CDs of trumpeter Nicolas Payton in the racks alongside Danilo Perez, Jeremy Pelt and Chris Potter. However, Payton begins his latest blog entry, "On Why Jazz Isn't Cool Anymore . . . .," by declaring, "Jazz died in 1959."
This is probably news to Perez, Pelt, and Potter, all young jazz muscians. Payton qualifies his remark by allowing, "There maybe cool individuals who say they play Jazz, but ain't shit cool about Jazz as a whole." According to Payton, jazz has never recovered from its separation from American popular music. 1959 was the last year jazz was cool. That year two of the greatest albums in jazz--in American music--were released: Miles Davis's Kind of Blue and Dave Brubeck's Time Out. The following year Ornette Coleman began dabbling in what became known as Free Jazz. Originally Free Jazz was supposed to be ultra-modern, but by 1965, when John Coltrane released One Up, One Down before jumping off the aesthetic cliff, the end was clear. Listen to Coleman and the late Coltrane and you can hear them saying, "we love jazz, we can't live without it, but we need to do something else."
So what does Payton play? Not jazz. "Jazz is a brand," he writes. "Jazz ain't music, it's marketing, and bad marketing at that." Instead, he is a "Postmodern New Orleans musician. I create music for the heart and the head, for the beauty and the booty." I pointed out on Twitter that "postmodern" is a marketing term as well, and to my surprise Payton responded, "Yeah, but it doesn't carry a negative connotation to me. Jazz is over. My Postmodernism is just the beginning. Stay tuned."
I replied that I would. I heard Payton perform at the Jazz Showcase in Chicago a few years ago and he was amazing.
I came to jazz by playing trumpet as a kid. I didn't play jazz, either. I played pre-modern horn splatter music. That said, like about 99% of white male Midwesterners born after 1960, the center of my musical world is rock. It's inescapable. From time to time I make an effort to find new bands, but for the most part I've become, to borrow a phrase from Mark Athitakis after he bought the collected songs of R.E.M, a middle-aged guy in a nostalgia bunker.
Jazz could be my escape route from the bunker. Outside the bunker, it's a no-man's land. I've already exhausted the patience of my wife and my friends for going to jazz clubs. It's possible to find some exciting contemporary music in the Jazz Mart if you're willing to sort through rack after rack of bland neo-jazz. The whole genre of jazz seems stuck between the safe and the fusty. Payton describes the current state of jazz more colorfully: "Jazz ain't cool, it's cold, like necrophilia. Stop fucking the dead and embrace the living."
It's better to listen by name, by tradition, to listen for pushing against the limits of the form. There are musicians who do this. Three names that come immediately to mind are Payton, Vijay Iyer, and Jason Moran. All three work within definable--and quite old--traditions, yet they continually surprise the listener. They defamiliarize jazz so that it can be heard again.
Note: I highly recommend Nicholas Payton's Twitter feed, @paynic. Also recommended is Vijay Iyer at @vijayiyer.
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Every Monday through Thursday I cram a ThinkPad, an iPad, two iPhones, a Rhodia notebook, two fountain pens, and a book into a single pannier, and latch it onto my bike. I ride to the train station, ride a commuter train downtown, then drag the saddlebag across the Loop to the building in which I work. My employer allocates work space on the hotel system, meaning that cubicles and offices must be reserved, like hotel rooms. A sign above each desk reminds the occupant to clean out the drawers for the next occupant--not that anyone ever feels at home long enough to put anything in a drawer. At the end of the workday, I have to make sure I pack everything back up. I can't leave any traces.
On Fridays I work from home, like virtually everyone in my company. I work at the dining room table or on the living room couch. My desk was discarded when I got married. On the next trash day my favorite chair will be put to the curb because my kids broke it. In my work life, which includes writing this blog, I live an increasingly placeless, objectless existence. I'm feeling a little incorporeal myself. A room of one's own? All I have is a 1,400 cubic-inch saddlebag.
Partly this is a consequence of my job; I manage a team that builds mobile apps. The mobile space, as people refer to it, originated as a between space, between office and home. One checked one's Blackberry, pecked out a response, and that was about it. For me mobile is a destination. It's where I go to work. I'm permanently in transit, never quite arriving anywhere, only circling back.
You might think I long for a book-lined study. That would be nice, but I'm perfectly happy working in a public library. On Fridays I will sometimes bike to my local library and set up my laptop. The Wilmette library has those great big wooden tables, chairs that are comfortable to the right degree, and a strong wi-fi signal. There's something calming about working in a space that is quiet, yet occupied by other people. I always feel at home when I'm surrounded by books, even when they're not mine. It's for these reasons, I'm certain, Walter Benjamin spent 13 years scribbing notes for his Aracades Project in the Bibliothèque nationale in Paris. It was his room of his own.
Whenever I'm in a public library there are other people working on laptops just as I am. When you think about it, it's remarkable that in the age of cloud computing people still lug their laptops to the library. Salon's Laura Miller noticed the same phenomenon in the main branch of the New York Public Library on Fifth Avenue. The oak tables in the Rose Main Reading Room (image above) have power outlets and half of them are occupied by people with laptops. "Yes, they have laptops and yet they've come to the library," she exclaims. (Emphasis hers.)
Sure, the New York Public Library has great objects in it--books and Charles Dickens' letter opener and things like that--but perhaps its most important offering is peace and quiet. Conservatives here and in the U.K. are trying to slash library budgets because, they argue, the Internet has rendered libraries obsolete. Miller argues that libraries remain relevant because they offer quiet.
Access to a little peace and quiet is as essential to a humane society as access to parks and art. That's not something the Internet is ever going to be able to give us. It can only be found in a real, not a virtual, place, which is what libraries have always been and what we all still need them to be.
So for this Fun Friday I encourage you to go to your local public library with your laptop or your Kindle (I've seen people reading Kindles in the library) or your iPad or even your own book. You'll most likely find it's just loud enough to drown out the electronic noise of your device, but quiet enough to allow to you think.
If you're in New York, stop by the main branch of the Public Library, which is celebrating its 100th anniversary next week with a series of events.
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This has been a crazy week in One-Way Street land. Among other things, I received a new job offer. I start my new gig on April 8 managing the development of iPad apps. In the meantime, there's lots of work to do transitioning from one job to another. Luckily, winter continues its grip on Chicago. The cold focuses the mind, as they say.
I will be working in downtown Chicago across the street from Helmut Jahn's Thompson Center building. I'll have a train commute for the first time in a while (currently I bike to work), so I'll have reading time. I was looking forward to going to my local Borders until I noticed yesterday that they're closing it. Author Bryan Charles asks, "Is it odd to mourn the closing of certain big-box stores?" His answer is ambivalent. "You could argue that Borders brought trouble on itself, that after years of outrageous expansion, partnering with Amazon, and failing to keep pace with the rise of e-readers, it deserves whatever it gets," he writes, before adding that the chain brought his books to a wide audience. I'm ambivalent, too. I remember the great Borders on Rittenhouse Square in Philadelphia, which closed years ago. In the past few years I've had some frustrating experiences both in their stores and online. I'm sorry to see Borders go, but I gave up on them when they gave up on me as a reader.
One of the reasons why Borders is failing is because you can't make any discoveries like the terrific architecture coming out of Spain right now. Next Wednesday is the opening of the Young Architects of Spain: A Window to the Unknown exhibit at the Instituto Cervantes in Chicago. Featured are sixty-two projects from Spanish architects under age 40. a generation of Spanish architects under age 40. The exhibit is a chance to see some representative work realized in Spain and across the globe.
I will be attending the exhibit's opening lecture, "The Art of Building: A Conversation with Architects Fuensanta Nieto & Enrique Sobejano." Nieto and Sobejano are partners in Nieto Sobejano Arquitectos. They also teach at the Universidad Europea de Madrid and Universität der Künste of Berlin. In 2010 Nieto and Sobejano won the Aga Khan Award for their Madinat al Zahra Museum in Cordoba, Spain. Their lecture begins at 6 PM on Wednesday, March 30 at the Instituto Cervantes.
Coming next week to this space: A review of the new novel by James Boice and a feature on Detroit.
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This weekend I will be pre-occupied with my daughter's 4th birthday party. Think lots and lots of pink. However, once the party is over with, here's what I'll be paying attention to this weekend.
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I thought it was time to freshen up the look and feel of the site. The original design was loosely based on the cover design of Einbahnstrasse. However, just because there are no more overt visual references to the work of Walter Benjamin, he remains a unifying theme of the site. While I liked the old design, I need a more flexible layout. One-Way Street has grown a lot since it was founded in 2006, and it needed a bigger house.
One of the most pressing needs was a wider main column to accommodate embedded videos. The 400 pixel column width was too small to adequately present video. Also, the wider column will give me more flexibility to include images.
Another feature I've wanted for a long time is a navigation bar. Right now I've moved some of the material to which I've permanently linked up there, such as the best of OWS page. I've also placed a link to a series that serves as an in-depth introduction to the work of Walter Benjamin. Two new features are a more detailed about/contact page and a book store.
Look for some new top navigation items, including an interviews page. The top nav bar will also link to a new feature I'm developing as an experiment in Walter Benjamin's representational theory. The first installment will be on the city of Detroit.
Feel free to look around. Let me know what you think. And thanks for reading.
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One-Way Street [Einbahnstrasse, 1928] was Walter Benjamin's first effort to break out of the narrow confines of the academy and apply the techniques of literary studies to life as it is currently lived. For Benjamin criticism encompasses the ordinary objects of life, the literary texts of the time, films in current release, and the fleeting concerns of the public sphere. Following Benjamin's lead, this blog is concerned with the political content of the aesthetic and representations of the political in the media. As Benjamin writes in One-Way Street, "He who cannot take sides should keep silent."


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This classic ride, an original which opened with the rest of Kings Dominion in 1975, provided guests with a scenic glide high above the park. Guest could choose which direction they wanted to travel by picking which station they boarded the ride in – one station located in Hanna-Barbara™ Land and the other in Candy Apple Grove.
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31 October 2013, 13.33 | Posted in Skateboarding, Sneakers | 1 comment »
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