Oak dominated the units on the older-fan surfaces: mounds, depressions, rock outcrops and side slopes, but it was rare in the units on the valley floor: stream terraces, natural levees of coarse rock fragments and seeps.
Extruding champagne (French Casino, Chicago, 1935); in pom-pom shoes only (Super Grouper Dooper, 335th Bomb Group, Barksdale Field, Louisiana, c. 1944); astride a coquettish goldfish, plunging toward the ocean floor, hair streaming (Bimbo's 365 Club, San Francisco, 1963).
One such site, www.gopconvention.com, allows people to register as "dot-com delegates" and participate in the convention through online "floor passes" and streaming video of convention proceedings.
The 27-year-old uploaded a photograph of herself still sitting on the bathroom floor with tears streaming down her face, alongside a graphic and disturbing description of events.
Barbara Palmieri, Weichert Realtors (914 967-0460; cell (914 403-1485 [email protected] TAXES: $8,356 PROS: This well-maintained home has shiny hardwood floors throughout, light streaming in through all windows, a freshly painted interior, a finished basement and a deck off the dining room that overlooks a tidy, landscaped backyard with a slate patio and mature plantings.
I noticed one woman, hand over heart, walking slowly on the carpeted floor, tears of joy streaming down her cheeks.
She describes her perch on the eighth floor -- with light streaming in from all directions throughout the day -- as "a very inspiring place to look out on a dreamy urban rooftop scene".
Instead of the comforting mustiness of older libraries, the whole space is filled with oxygen and light, streaming through floor-to-ceiling windows and bouncing off the blond wood floors (made from lumber salvaged during the manufacturing of window frames, thank you).
There, despite the daylight streaming through floor-to-ceiling glass walls (and better lighting at all hours), the Co-op's labyrinthine atmosphere, encouraging exploration, lives on.
Here, on the hundred-and-third floor, bright sunlight streamed through two narrow glass doors: the highest windows in New York.
