people arrive here looking for:

25: ashley ann rios
21: brutaldildos
17: pipelines sepulveda woodbury
07: perry kulper drawings
04: home construction with cinder blocks
03: architecture plans
03: perry kulper
03: ashley-ann rios
03: plagiarius
02: brutaldildos pass
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i know that no other workers care about this website, but as it is the only contribution which i make to the work, its utility and ease of use are concerns for me. i would like to see the front page have updates more often, but retain focus on the projekts as well. i think this news page is useful for the frequent changes, but the projekts are sidelined, and not all of the posts are informative to the casual viewer. here are some proposals, which can be unioned or subtracted:

1. though we like to have all the innards exposed here, how about some categories for the news, such as ‘site’ and ‘office’. all would appear on the /news page,but the front page would only show the category ‘office’. posts such as this one would be here for us to discuss, but not bore the new visitor. posts such as ‘we just won the contract for the mall of mexico’ would be on the front and on this page.
2. a gallery of the work.group’s greatest hits. one slide show or page of thumbs with a selection of our most delectable delights, such as the trio map or a photo of a worker introducing a projekt to an audience.

keywords: philip johnson, johnny carson, dick cheney

i don’t know!

i would like to take some time out to plug a product which has nothing to do with the work.group, but may serve as an advantage to it. i don’t know what browsers are used by the other workers, but i have been using firefox for the past year or so. while it is a smooth and fast piece of software, it was nothing to push on others. however, i have been using the quicknote extension for several months, now, and i can not wait any longer to say what a tight and helpful tool it is to any writer, coder, researcher, or picture pirate.

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ok, i have found the place that does the labels for the high museum, it is called a ‘dry ink transfer’ process, it sounds like what they do is actually print letraset for you, it is a place called adprops in atlanta, shit aint cheap though so we should evaluate whether this is the way we want to go. the pricing is as follows: 24″x30″ is $150 for the first copy and $105 for backups, 11″x14″ is $75 for the first copy and $50 for backups, and 8″x10″ is $65 for the first copy and $40 for backups. maybe we should just get the backups?

anyway… it would probably be prudent to edit down the text that i have written. i do not think we could get by with any less than 2 of the 24″x30″ sheets in any situation, unless we completely eliminate the text.

progress report on arlington vignette underlay. any thoughts on view, cropping? i know the rendering blows. compositional suggestions welcomed.

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i am not sure if this belongs in the manhattanville station (probably not since it is an atlanta paper, perhaps more intimately involved with the ballad of amsterdam). i have the toastmaster masthead saved without the headline or phony newsprint if you need it.

30 pages of text in the fashion that they may be then adhered to a wall (or
equivalent media to be printed by wrk.grp)

6 sheets of glass @ 24″x36″ (final cut size to be specified by wrk.grp)

30 board feet of cherry or equivalent

6 yards of velvet (colour tbd)

15 high quality 11″x17″ colour laser prints

60 4″x6″ photographic prints from digital files

4 full sets of epson inkjet cartridges

2 gallons flat interior paint

4 enamel sign paints @ 1/2 pint increments

here is the underlay for the remington vignette, just as an example and to initiate repositories for station materials.