Edel Pool Party 08
Posted by David Flaherty at 2:54 pm on July 7th
We pay our driver "Gary", a nice guy as we arrive at Edels. Serigo joined us, he was in the city and got "lucky" at the ICON party.
Edel Rodriquez had his third annual pool party on Sunday, set to mesh up with the end of ICON5 for those with any life left in them after all the get-togethers of the week. Due to a late night the night before and limited trains to Edel's house we ended up taking a Limo to Edels house. The only one available was already booked by a well know rock star and his girlfriend. I think his name was Lars or something and he was from Sweden. Our Driver was a nice Indian fellow named Gary. We even split some champaign with him in the limo with Lars and his gal Udda. Edels party was rocking, rocking from a loud rock band next door having their own party. Seems Lars was headed there.
Limo shot. Sergio wanted to know why the limo had no fish.
"Lars" the rocker bought us all bubbly.
Lars and gal Udda
Mr. Buzzelli and pup.
Weber, McGrath and Edel take on....
...the terminator: Christopher Silas Neil...and Sergio!
bartalos, moran, sherman (why is she winking?) zimm and the sockwell.
Ellen Weinstein
Posted by David Flaherty at 10:58 am on May 27th
Thought I'd post some of the fine work my wife Ellen Weinstein has been working on. She's been pretty busy as of late. I've tried to get her on Drawger but she says "One Drawger per household is enough!" I was going to add some work from Time here, but I'm not sure it's run yet. Web Link
WSJ Europe Cover about Design
About staying well while Traveling
WSJ (Yo Dave B! ) about audiences projecting their own ideas onto actors.
Adobe Sneak Peek @ ICON5
Posted by David Flaherty at 8:25 am on May 21st
Adobe will be previewing it's new creative suite 4 @ the upcoming ICON5 in NYC this July. The Roosevelt Hotel is a charming historic venue. July is a great time to visit NYC as the crowds thin a tad and this makes Museums and Choice Restaurants easier to enjoy.
Quest for the Wacksman's Passage.
Posted by David Flaherty at 7:48 pm on May 18th
The map of the route, 4.5 grueling miles through unknown areas.
For Eons man has sought the elusive Williamsburg passage to the fabled House of Wax, only to be denied. Sure, safe passage could be made through known trading routes like the Brooklyn Bridge, but it was long and tedious. A quicker route to the land of Wax was needed. Today I found it. After years of promises to visit The House of Wax, today the dream became a reality. My stead, my bike. A foto essay of the journey.
