The Sydney Harbour Bridge is celebrating its 80th birthday as one of Australia’s most iconic structures. It took 4,000 workers around 8 years, as the coathanger opened to traffic on this day in 1932. The State Records of NSW has some great old shots of construction.
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Aarhus Universitet, Denmark.
The New Museum’s Giant Slide Has Arrived, Woo Hoo! - “Say hello to the your newest favorite attraction: Carsten Höller’s 102-foot-long slide at the New Museum. The giant plastic tube, which goes down from the museum’s fourth floor, through ceilings and floors, to the second floor is now fully operational and will be open to the public from tomorrow through January 15, 2012. And did we mention there is also a sensory deprivation tank? And upside down goggles? And a fish tank you rest your head in? Suddenly getting dragged to the museum seems more like dropping acid and reliving your childhood than a chance to better yourself.”
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My cat Baltazar, christmas eve
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