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Not a virgin

On Thursday I started my journey to Seattle from Van Nuys.  Victor dropped me off at the Van Nuys flyaway.  Curiously they only accepted credit cards for payment.  To my surprise the buses were actually charter buses and not city buses.  45 minutes later I was at LAX.  A few hours later I was sitting […]

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An argument for elitism

Elitism is the belief or attitude that those individuals who are considered members of the elite—a select group of people with outstanding personal abilities, intellect, wealth, specialized training or experience, or other distinctive attributes—are those whose views on a matter are to be taken the most seriously or carry the most weight or those who […]

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musings on art

this…? or this? Perhaps this has been discussed before, and I wouldn’t be surprised, but I thought of something last week that I never encountered in five years in art school.  I have a rather obvious dismissal for the value in abstract (or bad) art.  Perhaps everyone knows this but simply doesn’t want to hear […]

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more musings on health care

I’m getting tired of hearing the talking points boiling healthcare down to a “competitive market” vs. a socialist model.  This argument is deeply flawed in two very serious ways: #1 “socialist healthcare is evil“ Anyone not in favor of a government “socialist” healthcare plan should never again call 911, the fire department or the police department […]

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Dead Volcanoes

On Saturday Sam and I decided to get out one last time before the fury of finals week approaches. We went back to Point Dume, all the wiser on where to drive/park/walk this time.  We walked up around the point first, pausing to take some photos in a small cave. Leaping into the light. While […]

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Bergamot Station

On Saturday in the early afternoon I took a trip to Bergamot station to see the Monsters show at Copro.  For some reason, I thought that “chuck” painting would be much larger.  In reality it is only about two feet high. Still an impressive piece, though.  The eyes are more blue in person. Here are […]

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