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Chicago Pictures
20 July 2008 @ 03:21 PM MST
20 July 2008 @ 03:21 PM MST
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Here are some of the pictures from AAAI 2008 in Chicago.
This is off the end of Navy Pier:
Here's looking at the North end of Chicago from Navy Pier:
This is another picture of the same area as the sun was setting:
These are some of the flags that stand on the end of Navy Pier, the moon is rising in the background:
This is a building near McCormick Place (where the conference was) that was under construction:
This one is simply for the nerd factor. Anyone that knows why a picture of the street signs on the corner of Wabash and Lake has any meaning gets an extra point. (I'll put the answer in the comments for those that don't know.)
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This is off the end of Navy Pier:
Here's looking at the North end of Chicago from Navy Pier:
This is another picture of the same area as the sun was setting:
These are some of the flags that stand on the end of Navy Pier, the moon is rising in the background:
This is a building near McCormick Place (where the conference was) that was under construction:
This one is simply for the nerd factor. Anyone that knows why a picture of the street signs on the corner of Wabash and Lake has any meaning gets an extra point. (I'll put the answer in the comments for those that don't know.)
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Replies: 2 Comments
On Sunday, July 20th @ 03:27, Kyle said:
In "The Matrix", after fighting agent Smith in the subway station (and winning) Neo needs an exit. He is told to go to an old exit at Wabash and Lake, where he goes up to the third floor and is shot.
On Monday, July 21st @ 01:13, Alicia said:
I really like the rising moon shot. It's beautiful.
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