Losanjealous posted A Trader Joe's Primer For Manhattanites back in January, but now that the Union Square location has actually opened, this guide may prove useful to those crazy enough to brave the long lines. I've been past the new TJ's twice now and both times, there were people lined up halfway down the block to get in (past the Palladium/NYU dorms and that gross pizzeria). Is it really that busy inside the store or is this just one of those wacky '90s-style PR moves?

Anyway, while I haven't been to this new one yet, I'm a TJ's veteran (going back to when I moved to Oregon in 1999, and afterwards when I realized that there were locations on Long Island and in New Jersey). I recommend the sunflower seed butter, the chocolate-dipped frozen bananas, the roasted vegetable pizza, the frozen naan (garlic or plain), the frozen 3-minute jasmine rice, the fresh pappardelle, the artisanal cranberry rolls, the rice pudding, the Greek yogurt... there's lots of good stuff. Stay away from the frozen burritos though; they don't quite cook right and end up a consistency that's too chewy on the outside and booger-like on the inside.

Flickr find of the week: a set of 151 photos taken at the 1967 Montreal Expo. User ninecormorants explains:

These photos were found on the street in Cambridge, MA - October 2004. They were originally arranged on scrapbook sheets with labels. I've attempted to arrange them in a sensible order, but this is the best I could do.

If I ever found anything like that on the street, I think I'd explode with joy. Dude, thank you so much for recognizing the historical worth of this scrapbook and taking the time to scan and upload each picture.

Time to brag: This morning I got a nice thick envelope telling me I was admitted to USC's Master of Planning program! That makes three admissions so far out of seven applications! The rest will be gravy.