From the portside window of the 19-seat passenger plane, the island of Niijima, 100 miles southeast of Tokyo, looked like any other tropical paradise.
More cutting-edge exhibitions are to be found at two separate portside museums: of Photography and Contemporary Art (entrance free; housed in converted warehouses off Koundouriotou Street).
One of our gigs places us on cruise ships visiting exotic ports of call for several weeks at a time, and we always make room in our luggage for our portside means of transportation.
So, the historians say, did tango — a creation, in its early days, of the punks and the prostitutes of portside Buenos Aires — but this show is especially rude.
The entire row of portside passengers erupts with spontaneous applause, upon which we bow deeply as we release our fish.
A few days after the attack, Scott Boucher, a 31-year-old resident of Portside Towers in Jersey City, said the view from his building was "now just a constant reminder of the devastation".
The nearby Gowanus Canal proved unsuitable, so she got in touch with Carolina Salguero, the director of PortSide New York, a nonprofit company that owns the Mary A. Whalen and promotes the Red Hook waterfront.
As such, DSRC is capable of implementing the physical layer of an Internet Protocol (IP) bearer based network designed to facilitate the monitoring and coordination of portside vehicular traffic.
These days, Australia's most notable DIY spot is called Portside (an appropriation of Oregon's famous Burnside) and it's on the Northern Beaches of Sydney.
The naval commander logged the birth but the message never made it from the portside to the local authorities, meaning they lacked essential paperwork.
