While heading for a sunrise photo shoot this morning …
Good brakes and responsive handling help, but most important is keeping eyes open and looking way down the road.
While heading for a sunrise photo shoot this morning …
Good brakes and responsive handling help, but most important is keeping eyes open and looking way down the road.
Some of our audience are sure to know this, but for those who don’t, emoji is the Japanese expression for what we commonly know as “smileys”. While emoji started off life in Japanese email and web communications, their use has been adopted by much of the world at large, including Apple and Android smartphone operating systems and many websites and web services. Here is a realtime visual tracker that shows counts and frequency of particular emoji as used by Twitter. The most-used emoji, reassuringly, is the heart symbol (or at least was at the time of this writing). Click on the graphic or go here to see the tracking in action.
Danielle from Anthony Cerniello on Vimeo.
Fullscreen recommended. Be sure to turn up your speakers, too. Jump here to learn more about how filmmaker Anthony Cernello created this.

Elon Musk explains:
More here.
Who needs passwords, when your heart says it all? Does this really work?
More info and commentary, for the clicking.
Back to school for Ivi. We depart late morning Saturday, check into a motel, hit Trader Joe’s to stock up Ivi’s kitchen. Dorm move-in is Sunday morning, and then it is homeward bound, first stopping at another T.J.’s to equip our own larder, driving until late afternoon.