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Humour-ish
Unfortunately, this photoshop from Boing Boing sums it all up: --- On a supposed to be funny note, I saw over at San Diego Blog that San Diego has its very own satirical news site, browntide.com . Thi…
Headed up the 395 to Burning Man
We are all packed up and hitting the long road up to Burning Man from San Diego. The plan is to do the 395 route, a bit longer, but much more scenic, and arrive in Reno tonight. A quick shopping trip …
Best wishes for the Gulf coast
My New Orleans photos The Asian tsunami was horrible and devastating. I watched with the rest of the world, and was saddened by the loss. But I also had no context for it. I've never been to Asia. I d…
Purple Striped Jellyfish at La Jolla
(All photos for this entry are posted here ) Anna and I finally made it out to La Jolla Shores and Cove this weekend for some snorkeling. Water clarity wasn't great, but it sure beats red tide. We wen…
NYC Part 2, very late.
New York Trip Part 2 ( Part 1 ) (Photos for this entry can be found here ) (Five months later, I have finally gotten around to writing about the rest of my NYC trip) March 27, 2005 - After seeing ASSS…
Linkery
As Oso mentioned in a comment bellow, Kamp Kanuckistan (representing the "stateless state" of the Free United Cartel of Kanuckistan) will be at 5:20 on Fetish at Burning Man this year, and will featur…
Gallery update
Better extremely late than never, right? I finally finished adding comments to all of my photos from three weeks in Peru last December. I also put up some random photos of last Sunday . Update: I have…
Baja Wine
(All photos for this entry are posted here ) My newest sister , Kim, has been taking wine classes at MiraCosta College. Wines of the world, California wines, you name it wines. Each semester they have…
Misc links
Some interesting news: World's largest solar installation to use Stirling engine technology . 20-year purchase agreement between Southern California Edison and Stirling Energy Systems, Inc. will resul…
Science links
I saw some of these in Peru, interesting that they are just now starting to figure them out - Cryptic string-based communication system used by ancient Incan administrators may at last be unravelling …