I was at work in Chelsea, Manhattan.

Some photos...

http://tastesgood.org/2003/08/14/index.html#030814161820

Ftrain has some:

http://www.ftrain.com/AsBrooklynSlowlyDrunkened.html

Then of course there's:

http://blackout.textamerica.com/

*I* logged on battery power calling CompuServe in New York from Toronto at 00:02 hours. I validated my HTML and went to bed, where I had unremitting nightmares of restored electricity.

http://fawny.org/blog/2003/08/?bb#gardening-h1

These really shouldn't be hidden in a discussion page.

Chico Bangs' great blogging of the blackout is at http://www.nervousnero.com/chico/eviltwin.html

Jonmc's is at http://www.cockeyedabsurdist.com

Cowboy_Sally is at http://cowboysally.blogspot.com

Roe is at http://www.metrocake.com

And I'm at http://vidiot.typepad.com , with photoblog at http://vidiot.textamerica.com .

(and that's my phonecam picture on BoingBoing, on the left there. w00t!)

I wanted to kick myself for not having my digital camera with me. I was able to at least write about it on my blog at http://www.lornagrl.com

Online storytelling zine Fray is looking for blackout stories, too: http://fray.com/storyblog/2003/08/15/000267.shtml

I took about 50 pictures and wrote a little recount of my story. All can be found here: http://www.capndesign.com/archives/2003_08/001681.php

well, thought i'd contribute my own story. we're in cleveland, specifically parma, and spent our blackout at the bowling alley! pictures and the account can be found here:
http://www.livejournal.com/users/spinmistress/612202.html

its rather amusing.

Yeah that sucks. It was funny how people are making fun of France about all those poeple dying from their recent heat wave and ironically we get with a blackout. The truth behind is that we have a very intergrated electrical g rid system that is run and outletted by many companies. The way the energy is sorted and distributed like the concept of bandwith in your computer vis a vis your computer itself were run by companies like enron. This show show that that either ecologically or politically that society as we know it can be shut down. Welcome to the 21st Century and I hope that everyone whose lights were turn out can go back to heir normal lives.

http://milfedup.blogspot.com
http://radio.weblogs.com/0128765

Just got to my office to reboot the servers now that power is back on in Midtown, and I pulled the pictures off my camera.

There are so many people hidden in the cement pillars of this town... it's amazing when we all pour and splash out into the streets, flowing like water into any available space. There were some amazing images to capture thursday. I didn't get all of them, but I got a few.
http://www.glitchnyc.com/photos/album.php?...um_ID=52&apa_page=1

Fray has just published a story about the blackout by NYC-based Dori Mondon: http://fray.com/hope/blackout/

And if you have a blackout story to tell, you're invited to post it, too! http://fray.com/hope/blackout/post/

Wild blackout adventures and photos...
http://pmcg.comeuppance.org/archives/000191.html

It's interesting to chart the development of online media by disaster coverage. This is undoubtedly the best-covered blackout in the history of the world.

I add another bit - an account of my first overnight sleepover in John F. Kennedy International Airport:

http://www.links.net/daze/03/08/15/camped_out_in_terminal_8.html

Ya man. When the lights went off, I was in Britt, Iowa as a delegate to the National Hobo Convention, and everything was fine there. So what's the problem?

Edited by author 08-18-2003 02:33 PM
http://www.kwota.net/done/001138.html

power was out at my place until saturday morning. i took a bunch of pics but unfortunately the black out killed my primary hard disk so my home machine is out of commision for now. i'm going to sue.

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