I was browsing through photo galleries for the recent Earth Day event, during which people (and many cities and businesses) were urged to turn off their lights for one hour in a symbolic effort to cut back on energy usage. Photo coverage of the event centered on many night cityscape photos which showed cities’ buildings [...]
That last Election post is coming… for now here’s a quick link to a slideshow I worked on over the long and lonely Valentine’s weekend, documenting the Hackathon competition, which is an all-night coding marathon that EECS participate in instead of Valentine’s Day.
http://www.dailycal.org/article/104399/for_the_love_of_code
By Nathan Yan
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Tagged coding, computer science, CSUA, Daily Cal, EECS, Hackathon 2009, IEEE, programming, Soda Hall, ST@B, UC Berkeley, Wozniak Lounge
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Though it’s old news by now, the California Academy of Sciences recently reopened after a nearly 5-year reconstruction. I was there for opening day of the new building on Saturday, 2008 September 27.
You can find the full gallery of photos here: Gallery Link
I was expecting a long line, and sure enough when I got off [...]
By Nathan Yan
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Tagged Academy of Sciences, albino alligator, Cal Academy, California Academy of Sciences, California Academy of Sciences Opening, California Academy of Sciences Reopening, Chihuly, de Young Museum, frogs, gila monster, Grand Opening, indoor rainforest, jellyfish, living roof, long line, opening day line, pendulum clock, San Francisco ballet
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