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New York’s eclectic beach, boardwalk, and amusement park were just oozing summer.
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New York’s eclectic beach, boardwalk, and amusement park were just oozing summer.
Last year I reported enthusiastically on the public art & music project, then called “Play Me, I’m Yours.” This year, the project returned under a new name, “Pop Up Pianos,” and as you can imagine, I was thrilled to have them back.
Although I didn’t land any spots in documentaries on the subject as I did last year, I did manage to get a decent recording of myself playing on one of the pianos:
This one was right on the East River in Brooklyn Bridge Park.
And if you liked what I played, then you’ll love this guy, who was jamming before and I after I stepped up to the plate:
At the expense of spoiling the punchline from my latest Overthinking It piece, I wanted to share this fun Photoshop job featuring a Fast and Furious scooter with a seriously powerful headlight.
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In spite of what you might be thinking, this polo tournament was not entirely in the domain of the elite leisure class. Sure, some people spent a lot of money to sit in the VIP section and hang out with … Continue reading
Goes To Twelve is…two louder than ten, and one louder than eleven.
In all seriousness, aside from being an oblique reference to Spinal Tap, Goes To Twelve is Mark Lee’s internet home for his creative and technical projects. It’s also where he keeps his personal blog, where he writes about his travels, posts pictures, and otherwise keeps you informed of his adventures.
Mark is currently available for web design and music projects.