"... not!
East River, or Queens."
~ Twittering
"The Queens-Midtown Tunnel
is designed to take its place in the New York of tomorrow. To get a
clear picture of this miracle of engineering skill it is perhaps
necessary to compare it with its older sister to the west, the Holland
Tunnel connecting Manhattan with New Jersey. This early tunnel taught
engineers many lessons that were put to good use in the new
construction. It took seven years to complete the Holland Tunnel, and
only four years to complete the Queens-Midtown Tunnel. Time has been
saved, and money has been saved. New York can be proud of her new
tunnel, and proud, too, of the ingenuity, skill and vision that made it
possible."
~ Queens-Midtown Tunnel dedication program
1940)
"INSPIRED BY THE HOLLAND TUNNEL ~
Soon after the Holland Tunnel, the first vehicular tunnel designed to
handle modern automotive traffic, opened in 1927, support grew for the
construction of a vehicular tunnel to relieve congestion on the East
River bridges. In 1929, the New York City Board of Estimate
appropriated $2.0 million to the Board of Transportation for the design
and construction of an East River vehicular tunnel. The Army Corps of
Engineers approved the tunnel plan at the end of 1930, but the Great
Depression precluded any further spending by the city."
*
"Clyde's heart was no longer in it
But with the methodical determination
That had put ten thousand papers
To bed
He went into the warm cellar (the old furnace chewing,
Chewing fuel) and fetched the aluminum
Stepladder."
~ John Updike,
Quoted message said:From "The Witches of Eastwick"
[p. 155]
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"Poor Down Static?"
~ Twittering
"No, Twittering, my down's
Fine. But, O,
These Quills!"
~ Folly
"O, well, Folly, here, let me pull'em
Out. Poor baby, where'd you find
That porcupine?"
~ Twittering
"Nevermind!"
~ Folly
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(",) Morning Wood
Flickers... (",) ~ * ~ ~ ~ ~~ A
Never Ending Story
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('".,`) Alive ``````````' > + / *^
^^^^^^^ ` ~ 7 Deade 😉 8 Woode 9 oooooo.
The Real Tale, Pip!
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~ FAMILY TRADITION ~
Creative Stuff's Gone Way Far Awry, Too,
Too Typography ~ Just Another Logo Family
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* Consulted Classic Film Titles ~
Hitchcock's Kids with Witch Flicks
Who Lick *
~ * (",) ~ ~*(",) ~
1. The Invisible Axis
2. Getting Things Straight
3. Disguises
4. Wising Up
5. Departures
6. No Heat
7. A Sparrow Is on the Roof
8. House ~ Proud
9. Everything I've Got Belongs to You
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* We Visit the Museum and Paint It ~
Lemonwood's Color, A Scheming
Scream Schemes ...
Hue, or Tone?
O,
Gone to Snakewood?
~ * (",) ~ ~*(",) ~
10. No Time Like the Present
11. In the Long Run
12. Foods for Thought
13. Water, Water Everywhere
14. Nice Eyes
15. The Best of Both Worlds
16. Quoth the Raven
17. Willie with a Taste for Gore
18. Bully for Sarah
19. Seen
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Far From Through ~
~ Of Typography Right, Another Family of Logo ~
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* ~ ! Been Scene, or Saw,
Or Just ~ Dust? Or,
, . , . , . ,
If You Lust, Kick Sand, When Done ... ~ ! * * *.
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The Voyage of Lets? Yes, You Bet! So,
Let's Right Now ~ ! So,
Like, Know ~ !
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The Western Edge ~
Theatre of The Sphere de Wood Shakespeare
Of Production of Morning ~ In Addition to Central
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* Arts of Continuation * Embrumant Occupies * It Is a Star *
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