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Showing posts with label california. Show all posts
Seth Wood is coming to Los Angeles and San Francisco!!!
seattle, of course
i love (oslo).
a rose by any other name....
See more at http://www.sethwoodtattoo.com
You can contact him to get dates at thesethwood@gmail.com
Seth Wood is coming to Los Angeles and San Francisco!!!
seattle, of course
i love (oslo).
a rose by any other name....
See more at http://www.sethwoodtattoo.com
You can contact him to get dates at thesethwood@gmail.com
Seth Wood is coming to Los Angeles and San Francisco!!!
seattle, of course
i love (oslo).
a rose by any other name....
See more at http://www.sethwoodtattoo.com
You can contact him to get dates at thesethwood@gmail.com
Oh, Crap.
I just figgered out who Jerry Brown reminded me of during his acceptance speech.
Remember Larry, the Old Hippie Daddy on Dharma & Greg who was never quite sure what planet he came down off that trip on...?
Remember Larry, the Old Hippie Daddy on Dharma & Greg who was never quite sure what planet he came down off that trip on...?
Well Done, California Democrats!
Intel bringing thousands of new jobs... to Arizona. On top of the moves out of state by Yahoo!, EBay and Google, Silicon Valley is becoming Silicon Gulch...
Jan Brewer, Intel announce corporate move
Before this, 144 major corporations had left California or announced they were leaving. But it's all good: AB32 will get us all high-paying green jobs sorting each other's garbage.
Proud Republican Candidate Meg Whitman Endorses Illegal Immigration...
...but only in Spanish:
She's also running Spanish language TV commercials with the same message.
Meanwhile her street teams are attending GOP meetings and handing out English-language fliers touting Whitman's opposition to illegal immigration.
She's not even trying to hide her contempt for the GOP and its voters. Hope she picks up enough latino votes to make up for the ones who are going to stay home...
Ari David Declares Victory Against Apple the Goliath
Apple caves in, reverses censorhip stand:
by Ari David "In a surprise reversal, Apple computer has approved my iphone application and is allowing it to be distributed in the iphone app store. Apple had originally declared portions of the application, which are critical of my opponent, Congressman Henry Waxman, to be defamatory of Waxman and thus, containing inappropriate content. "I always asserted that the material in the app was perfectly appropriate because it was critical of Waxman‘s policy positions and actions he has taken as an elected official. The material critical of Waxman was also important to include in the iphone application in order to illustrate the policy differences between Waxman and myself. "If Apple had continued to reject such material they would have severely compromised my right to free political speech because if political discourse is too controversial to discuss in public online spaces like the app store, where else will such discourse be banned? "It’s nice that Apple decided to do the right thing is this case and I look forward to having everyone download the application which is available for free on itunes. "Here is a link to the app http://appshopper.com/news/ari-david "I hope you enjoy it and share it with everyone you know." Or, in the subtler, more nuanced words of Three Beers Later: | |
THROW OUT THE SNOUT! | |
McClintock rips into Dems, Calderone and his goofy sidekick Sanchobama...
McClintock endorses controlling the borders and controlling immigration.
You know what else Tom McClintock endorses?
Evil Genius Dick Cheney Throws CA GOP Primary to Steve Poizner -- Endorses Meg Whitman!
"You have one more eye. I have nine more fingers. Choose carefully, Republicans..."
I'm not sure what the mechanism behind this decision is, but it works for Poizner any way you can posit it:
Cheney's endorsement is simply bought and paid for: plain old business as usual corrupt politics?
An embittered Cheney sticking a finger in the eye of the party he feels abandoned him., and Meg Whitman is the best way to pay the GOP back?
An act of careless inconsideration, from a man who doesn't have a rep for same?
Or a brilliant piece of counterintuitive strategy from the Evil Schemer Mastermind of theVRWC, who knows just what it will take to ruin Whitman's chances?
Steve Poizner for California Governor! Pt 2
Poizner talks about the budget, cutting costs, immigration, his record in government, the unions, the Constitution, health care and much more.
Steve Poizner for California Governor! Pt 1
Meg Whitman is slandering a good man that California needs! This video was recorded at a 5/10/10 townhall in City of Industry CA. Compare Poizner's answers to Whitman's lying attack ads. Even the Los Angeles Times is calling her a liar.
Sorry for some of the shaky camera handling, it was jostle city down there.
Poizner talks about the budget, cutting costs, immigration, his record in government, the unions, the Constitution, health care and much more.
Sorry for some of the shaky camera handling, it was jostle city down there.
Poizner talks about the budget, cutting costs, immigration, his record in government, the unions, the Constitution, health care and much more.
The Choice is Clear!

He's an old man for the new century! With his proven ability to bring people together, across racial divides and political aisles (we're looking at you, Medved!), and his HUGE popularity in the political and cultural circles of Europe, Roman Polanski is the one California needs to remain a player on the world stage right alongside France and Poland!
"Whether ya like it or not, Roman's the man!" -- Gavin Newsom
"Roman's a man's man, and I know how to pick'em!" --Arianna Huffington
"Roman Polanski is a man I could get behind!" -- Barney Frank
"He makes me feel young again!" -- Whoopi Goldberg
"Polanski's work has taught me so much!" -- William Kennedy Smith
"You gotta have the respect for a man who knows what he wants and goes after it!" -- Sean "P.Diddy" Combs
"I admire this man so much. I'd love to go out for a sandwich with him sometime." -- Senator Chris Dodd
Native American Republican to Challenge Brad Sherman in California!
" Go to Not One Red Cent for details. I've seen this guy, Mark Reed, in action and he's got some fire.
Wonderful Weekend
This past weekend was one of the best I've had in a long time. I came down Friday and met Emily for lunch at Pita Jungle, and it was wonderful to spend time with my dear friend and sit and talk for a long while. We can barely wait until I am with her in Brooklyn next month! It was a beautiful, warm day in Phoenix, a perfect day actually. We both ordered the Macro platter, which is my favorite thing on the menu.
After lunch with Em, I headed over to Alana's where Shirley was waiting, and we hit the road to Long Beach, California. We left around 3pm and made it there around 9pm or so, which was a great time considering we stopped to eat. I usually like to fly when I go to CA but it was so nice to be with the girls and have a long time to catch up on our busy lives! When we arrived Chloe (Autumn and Jason's daughter) was already down for the night so we all just sat around and chit chatted.
Saturday morning we woke up and went for a run along the beach, followed by a yummy breakfast. Chloe's first birthday party (on the beach) was set for noon that day and unfortunately the rain and gloom would just not let up. Regardless though we got ready and walked down to the cove where Jason and Autumn's mom Libby had already set up the tent and go all the food ready. Just as we got there, the sun came through and the sprinkling stopped, it was perfect- a little cool at time but overall great. It turned into a beautiful, sunny day. There were a million kids there, playing in the water and the sand, lots of delicious food and great company. I attempted to play volleyball for a minute but my soccer roots kept taking over and it was hard for me to not use my feet. I'm horrible at volleyball anyway, so I left that up to the girls. The entire day was awesome, Chloe was so happy and her 1st birthday was a total success!








(tons more photos at my Flickr too)
Since Grandma Libby was in town, it allowed all of us to go out Saturday night. We started with a big family dinner at Yen Sushi down on 2nd St. The sushi was okay, definitely not the best I've had but still good.




After sushi we headed out on the town, we ended up Morrie's Wine Bar and then finished the night at Legends in downtown Belmont Shore. We went to bed super late, so Sunday was a late start, around 9am. I had already celebrated Father's Day with my Dad so it was really fun to spend Sunday morning with the new dad, Jason! We ate brunch at La Creperie and it turned out to be on the best breakfasts I've ever had- super fresh whole foods and great service. Sunday was also Chloe's official birthday so we got her a little strawberry crepe and sang to the happy baby.




It really was the best weekend and I was sad to leave, but I know I'll be back within the month. I got home last night and was pleasantly surprised by a sparkling clean house and some cute little surprises from Hank! The house was already super clean before I left but he did all the floors for me and hung up some things I had needed to be put up. We got to spend a great night together last night, before he left for CA this morning to record all week. So now it's just Madeline and me! This week should be a good one though- lots of hangouts with Amber Joy, and then Sarah will be coming to visit Thursday, and then Hank and I leave for a weekend in Las Vegas on Saturday. I am so excited for shopping and pool time and good food and gambling! We always have so much fun whenever we go. The moment we get there I will be by the pool- it's weird how it's Vegas but when you're at any of the nicer resort pools you could be anywhere. This weekend should be in the 100s and I am loving that! I know it's weird, but I enjoy hot hot days. Call me crazy. It's so wild how busy we are right now, we get home from Vegas, have a few days to unwind, and then we have visitors that next weekend and then leave for the houseboat for another week! I am really savoring this week at home right now, and it's nice to be able to do some cooking and baking, relax on the couch, watch movies, etc.
In a weird way I am already looking forward to going back to teach in August. It's great to have a profession that I look forward to going to everyday. I'm also excited to meet a whole new group of kids and get to know them, read novels, etc. Next year will hopefully be a really "big" year for Hank and I, and I really can't wait for everything.
So, here's to a new week, positive attitudes, and fun!
Thanks for reading.
xo
After lunch with Em, I headed over to Alana's where Shirley was waiting, and we hit the road to Long Beach, California. We left around 3pm and made it there around 9pm or so, which was a great time considering we stopped to eat. I usually like to fly when I go to CA but it was so nice to be with the girls and have a long time to catch up on our busy lives! When we arrived Chloe (Autumn and Jason's daughter) was already down for the night so we all just sat around and chit chatted.
Saturday morning we woke up and went for a run along the beach, followed by a yummy breakfast. Chloe's first birthday party (on the beach) was set for noon that day and unfortunately the rain and gloom would just not let up. Regardless though we got ready and walked down to the cove where Jason and Autumn's mom Libby had already set up the tent and go all the food ready. Just as we got there, the sun came through and the sprinkling stopped, it was perfect- a little cool at time but overall great. It turned into a beautiful, sunny day. There were a million kids there, playing in the water and the sand, lots of delicious food and great company. I attempted to play volleyball for a minute but my soccer roots kept taking over and it was hard for me to not use my feet. I'm horrible at volleyball anyway, so I left that up to the girls. The entire day was awesome, Chloe was so happy and her 1st birthday was a total success!
(tons more photos at my Flickr too)
Since Grandma Libby was in town, it allowed all of us to go out Saturday night. We started with a big family dinner at Yen Sushi down on 2nd St. The sushi was okay, definitely not the best I've had but still good.
After sushi we headed out on the town, we ended up Morrie's Wine Bar and then finished the night at Legends in downtown Belmont Shore. We went to bed super late, so Sunday was a late start, around 9am. I had already celebrated Father's Day with my Dad so it was really fun to spend Sunday morning with the new dad, Jason! We ate brunch at La Creperie and it turned out to be on the best breakfasts I've ever had- super fresh whole foods and great service. Sunday was also Chloe's official birthday so we got her a little strawberry crepe and sang to the happy baby.
It really was the best weekend and I was sad to leave, but I know I'll be back within the month. I got home last night and was pleasantly surprised by a sparkling clean house and some cute little surprises from Hank! The house was already super clean before I left but he did all the floors for me and hung up some things I had needed to be put up. We got to spend a great night together last night, before he left for CA this morning to record all week. So now it's just Madeline and me! This week should be a good one though- lots of hangouts with Amber Joy, and then Sarah will be coming to visit Thursday, and then Hank and I leave for a weekend in Las Vegas on Saturday. I am so excited for shopping and pool time and good food and gambling! We always have so much fun whenever we go. The moment we get there I will be by the pool- it's weird how it's Vegas but when you're at any of the nicer resort pools you could be anywhere. This weekend should be in the 100s and I am loving that! I know it's weird, but I enjoy hot hot days. Call me crazy. It's so wild how busy we are right now, we get home from Vegas, have a few days to unwind, and then we have visitors that next weekend and then leave for the houseboat for another week! I am really savoring this week at home right now, and it's nice to be able to do some cooking and baking, relax on the couch, watch movies, etc.
In a weird way I am already looking forward to going back to teach in August. It's great to have a profession that I look forward to going to everyday. I'm also excited to meet a whole new group of kids and get to know them, read novels, etc. Next year will hopefully be a really "big" year for Hank and I, and I really can't wait for everything.
So, here's to a new week, positive attitudes, and fun!
Thanks for reading.
xo
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