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They're completely redoing the West Wing and creating a new event space: http://archboston.com/community/threads/museum-of-science-renovations-1-science-park-west-end.1907/post-478671

I forgot about that one! G O V E R N M E N T

That is some investigative work! I guess we can say that this one takes place in an alternate history Boston now. Would have been cool if they designed the set piece suspension bridge to be more like the Zakim, but oh well. (I was going to say "I hope you enjoyed the game" but that is clearly a...

It's a shame it's so distant from the Commuter Rail. Just like Gillette, it would benefit from a direct connection to transit to help ease the parking load.

So here's a case of Boston where I least expect it. Destruction Derby Arenas is the last DD game, and the only one on PS2. It reviewed poorly but I love this game, it's good, brainless fun. Anyhow, playing it recently, on the Under Construction track I spotted both the Federal Reserve and 100...

I don't know that there's a lift narrow enough to fit down the aisles, stable enough to deal with the slope, and yet tall enough to actually reach them.

I think it's actually appropriate. Something that dawned on me over the course of the day was how BLS is a unique but shared experience amongst its students and alumni. There's something meaningful in it remaining oddly frozen in time, technology and the curriculum might change but the building...

Returned to the alma mater this afternoon for the "Celebration of BLS", where my friend Anita was deservedly named the year's Distinguished Recent Graduate. Little things here and there are different from so many years ago, and yet I was immediately transported back to 2003. Latin never...

I sat in a Crown a couple of years ago at the Auto Show (man I miss those) and I was thoroughly unimpressed with the interior. The Corolla was a nicer place to be. Maybe it was just a stripper model they had there, though.

It's absolutely everywhere and getting way worse. Ford just killed the Focus globally (it had been dead here for a good long while), Acura just killed the TLX, etc. I guess seating position and stepping up into vs. stepping down into is truly a huge deal for the buying public, unless it's just...

I was thinking Grace Jones was the Citroen reference here, but it's for the later CX:

Indeed, an SM. The King of Weirdo Cars. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citro%C3%ABn_SM

We were honored to attend the Grand Opening Gala of the hall last night. We couldn't stay for the main program but were able to take some photos and see the new space. This is huge for the EcoTarium as it can finally begin to compete with the larger science museums nearby with big travelling...

1925 Southie aerial. Make sure you check out the full image: https://ark.digitalcommonwealth.org/ark:/50959/8k71nz55z

I love Halloween stuff like that where it's festive and spooky but not graphic and gory. I've been to a few farmstand Halloween things that were notionally "for kids" but crossed the line into something too adult for a family audience. This looks pitch perfect. Yoshi appears to get along with...

I love this idea because it also solves another reason for the gridlock - people recognizing at the last moment that they're in the right turn only lane to High St. and cutting back into the existing queue in the left lane. I don't think enough cars are making the left onto Pearl to make a big...

What a complete transformation of that corner. I drove by there a few weeks back for the first time in years and barely recognized where I was. Could see into the new Bell's a bit and it's going to be nice.

From Jalopnik. This is shooting a very specific gap in time between the construction of One and Two International Place.

A few weeks late on this, but from the Labor and Delivery and Maternity wards of Beth Israel (baby girl!). Oct. 8th for the first one, a couple of days later for the second one.

Incredible look inside the Aud: