Moved

I’m revamping my blog, and the first step is I’m moving off of the BetweenElse Tumblr account. For those of you who visit me via Doorley.org, you’ll notice no change. For those of you who’ve followed me on Tumblr, check out “cdoorley” and follow me there now.

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Posted on March 23rd, 2010 at 6:52 pm.

Last call for SXSW by the fire pit at Key Bar. Perfect way to end another great time to Austin.

Last call for SXSW by the fire pit at Key Bar. Perfect way to end another great time to Austin.

Posted on March 16th, 2010 at 11:53 pm.

Can.Not.Wait.

Posted on February 4th, 2010 at 6:15 pm.

The first photo in Project C.365’10, a personal photo project. One photo a day taken that day every day for each day of 2010. This is photo 001, a picture of my first cup of tea for the year. Green tea, if you’re so inclined. You can follow the photo stream on Flickr here.

The first photo in Project C.365’10, a personal photo project. One photo a day taken that day every day for each day of 2010. This is photo 001, a picture of my first cup of tea for the year. Green tea, if you’re so inclined. You can follow the photo stream on Flickr here.

Posted on January 1st, 2010 at 6:29 pm.

Kasabian Soccer Hero. This is awesome if you like Guitar Hero, soccer or people who play life-sized videos game.

Posted on October 30th, 2009 at 5:03 pm.

Fuck Yeah: Lunchbreath: “Cycle of Life”

Fuck Yeah: Lunchbreath: “Cycle of Life”

Posted on October 14th, 2009 at 9:19 pm.

tedjseverson: MY SOURCES INFORM ME THAT YOU HAVE NOT GIVEN AS MUCH GLORY TO THE HYPNOTOAD AS POSSIBLE! OBEY!

tedjseverson:

MY SOURCES INFORM ME THAT YOU HAVE NOT GIVEN AS MUCH GLORY TO THE HYPNOTOAD AS POSSIBLE!

OBEY!

Posted on September 8th, 2009 at 12:22 pm.

Fun in the sun…

Fun in the sun…

Posted on August 25th, 2009 at 10:11 am.

tedjseverson: “What do you wear when you can’t find your hippopotamus costume?” (picture taken by somebody I know but who isn’t me)

tedjseverson:

“What do you wear when you can’t find your hippopotamus costume?”

(picture taken by somebody I know but who isn’t me)

Posted on July 30th, 2009 at 2:26 pm.

Saw this map (from Regional Plan Association) of emerging megaregions and it got me thinking about election data. Because of recent (and continuous) Democratic victories in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Denver, Los Angles, San Francisco and Seattle, common wisdom has it that Democrats win the urban center. Well, what about the “Megaregions”? While on some level, this simple map overlay seems to suggest the megaregions fall into the Democrats column, I think what’s interesting is how divided the Great Lakes is and that Democratic gains in the south are outside of the Piedmont Atlantic megaregion. I would have expected more of an alignment in the south with Democratic gains and urban clusters. Not so, it seems. The clearest strong hold for Republicans is the Texas Triangle, though the blue encroachment in southern Texas is something to be worried about for them. My gut says that as Texas trends blue, the Great Lakes will trend red.This was just a simple little overlay of two data maps, but I want to play around with this some more and see what else I can come up with. I’d like to build a real trend map of election data over the past 10 years and merge that with the Megaregions data. (big map)

Saw this map (from Regional Plan Association) of emerging megaregions and it got me thinking about election data. Because of recent (and continuous) Democratic victories in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Denver, Los Angles, San Francisco and Seattle, common wisdom has it that Democrats win the urban center. Well, what about the “Megaregions”?

While on some level, this simple map overlay seems to suggest the megaregions fall into the Democrats column, I think what’s interesting is how divided the Great Lakes is and that Democratic gains in the south are outside of the Piedmont Atlantic megaregion. I would have expected more of an alignment in the south with Democratic gains and urban clusters. Not so, it seems. The clearest strong hold for Republicans is the Texas Triangle, though the blue encroachment in southern Texas is something to be worried about for them. My gut says that as Texas trends blue, the Great Lakes will trend red.

This was just a simple little overlay of two data maps, but I want to play around with this some more and see what else I can come up with. I’d like to build a real trend map of election data over the past 10 years and merge that with the Megaregions data.

(big map)

Posted on July 14th, 2009 at 12:35 pm.

jonathaneunice: (via popmodernidad)

jonathaneunice:

(via popmodernidad)

Posted on July 14th, 2009 at 11:17 am.

Had dinner in Bishop’s Park at the National Cathedral; am told I’m being egotisical by posting, but I just wanted to share.

Had dinner in Bishop’s Park at the National Cathedral; am told I’m being egotisical by posting, but I just wanted to share.

Posted on July 13th, 2009 at 9:01 pm.

The frogs on my desk (Fenway and Wrigely) are fighting again.

The frogs on my desk (Fenway and Wrigely) are fighting again.

Posted on July 13th, 2009 at 4:01 pm.

jonathaneunice: (via ffffound : Sisyphus Office Exhibition, Houston 2009. on the Behance Network)

jonathaneunice:

(via ffffound : Sisyphus Office Exhibition, Houston 2009. on the Behance Network)

Posted on June 15th, 2009 at 2:42 pm.

Roof deck in downtown DC on a perfect night.

Roof deck in downtown DC on a perfect night.

Posted on June 6th, 2009 at 8:47 pm.

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