Month: May 2008

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Monday back to school

Our friends left for LA Saturday night, so Sunday morning Beverly took me on a tour of her Alma Mater – UCSB. First we went to her old “dorms” off campus – which felt more like a resort community to me. We went into the old recreation facility and Beverly started playing piano – a […]

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Sunday Fog

On Sunday Beverly and I travelled up the coast to Santa Barbara. We met with friends for lunch at Brothy Brothers. After waiting nearly 90 minutes to get seated I ordered shark (first time) and was disappointed as it was a little dry and rough. Beverly’s swordfish was good though. After eating we digested our […]

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Saturday Sun

On Saturday Beverly and I visited the Norton Simon Museum. I hadn’t gone there since I took my parents in December of 2006. I remembered that it was my favorite museum – but I also remembered it being much bigger. Unfortunately the garden was mostly closed, but we managed to see some ducks on the […]

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blink

I finally started reading Blink yesterday. After Byron recommended it to me way back in April of 2006 I tucked it away in the back of my mind to check out some day. As I was describing the content of the book to a watermelon fan in conversation recently it hit me that since the […]

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Bronson – Faces of Death

On Thursday after work I met up with Kent to hike as we usually do. We had chose Griffith Park as the source for our inspiration. We parked at the lot on Fern Dell Drive and proceeded up the road. When we came to the intersection that lead up to the Observatory we headed west […]

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this will not work

I stumbled upon this last night. Why does PETA not realize that if we no longer need to keep real animals to slaughter – we won’t keep the real animals at all? Farmers aren’t going to keep hundreds of cows around…for fun… Lab grown meat will decrease the animal population even more… so PETA, would […]

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6.0

I think these scores are pretty good for an art major that hadn’t taken a standardized test in over four years. I would have liked to see a better result on the quantitative – but they only gave me two geometry questions – and that was my best “subject.” I probably could have scored higher […]

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