With the help of a friend with access to a large-format inkjet, I've come into the possession of a great piece of wall decor. A poster print sized (36x44in) copy of the NTIA's US Frequency Allocations chart (PDF).



Networking. It's your best resource.

Found this NYCT MTA Metrocard kiosk in test mode at 40th St. on the 7 line. The smaller window says something about a Test Ticket, seemingly referring to a Metrocard. The MTA kiosks are based on standard Intel compatible PC hardware, and run Windows NT. More info. I didn't stick around to fiddle with the machine and I apologize for the poor quality. Click for a larger version. My interpretation of the options list after the jump.

I've assembled a fun background for shooting photos in my studio.



It's three sheets of galvanized roofing material, bolted together with round chain-link fence ties. The sheets are resting on the floor to keep the crossbar from sagging. I'm thinking some stronger crossbar material is in order. The metal has a nice tarnish on it that looks really neat but it's a little difficult to manuver in such a small space. Cost: $80 Time: 1 Hour