Jeff Wong

“Wearable Foods” is the name of the series of works that the Korean artist Yeonju Sung made ​​with clothing designs using food. As different component parts using elements such as tomatoes, mushrooms or even chewing gum, the artist offers us real pieces of art visually bluffing to discover in the future.

They’ve just announced the new 911 Turbo S. Looks pretty sweet. 0-60 in 2.9s. Hoping my buddy Vinny will pick it up. Hah!

I personally prefer an older 911. ^_^

Here are more photos of the Quiet Room.

Here are some additional photos from my trip with Annie at Harpers Ferry. I’m going to have to print out some of these photos at some point.

Wider views of two rivers merging into one.

Hiking deep inside the forest.

Standing on the Maryland overlook checking out a stellar view of Virginia (left) and West Virginia (middle).

Another view from a different vantage point. The little black dots in the sky are actually giant gnats devastating our experience. Gah.

A secret little nook off the trails on the ground level.

Standing on the borderline of 3 states (Virginia, West Virginia and Maryland). Crossing the bridge back towards Harpers Ferry town.

Lovely trail that extends along the entire river, filled with the tranquil sounds of the wind and birds.

See more photos here.

Last week we went to Great Falls, and thought it couldn’t get any better…

Annie and I went to Harpers Ferry in West Virginia this weekend and had the chance to check out some incredible landscapes. We hiked all the way up to Maryland Heights, which gives you a view of West Virginia, Virginia and Maryland. Here are some photos:

We had another hackathon this past thursday. This time, I teamed up with a group of folks to design the quiet room. Last time I worked on the Game Room, and it turned out to be a wild success.

This time we came in 2nd place for the people’s choice award. It’s nice to get recognized. Huge kudos to our team: Dullah, Elizabeth, Evelyn, Foo, Ifdy, Jim, Laura, Ror, and Tiffany. Oh yeh, thanks Annie for helping me pick out some paint. ^_^

Before:

After:

Here’s a wide angle photo: