Thursday, October 30, 2008
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Sidewalk In East L.A. (Lomography)
I had never heard of lomography until recently when it became of theme of JPEG magazine. Same as my previous request, I'd appreciate it if you'd click onto it ("View") here.
Now it's time to watch "Mad Men" and have blueberry pie and coffee for dinner. After that, it's off to take more photos.
Now it's time to watch "Mad Men" and have blueberry pie and coffee for dinner. After that, it's off to take more photos.
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Spider Web In California Sunlight
TOP 5 REASONS OBAMA SUPPORTERS SHOULDN'T REST EASY
1. The polls may be wrong. This is an unprecedented election. No one knows how racism may affect what voters tell pollsters—or what they do in the voting booth. And the polls are narrowing anyway. In the last few days, John McCain has gained ground in most national polls, as his campaign has gone even more negative.
2. Dirty tricks. Republicans are already illegally purging voters from the rolls in some states. They're whipping up hysteria over ACORN to justify more challenges to new voters. Misleading flyers about the voting process have started appearing in black neighborhoods. And of course, many counties still use unsecure voting machines.
3. October surprise. In politics, 15 days is a long time. The next McCain smear could dominate the news for a week. There could be a crisis with Iran, or Bin Laden could release another tape, or worse.
4. Those who forget history... In 2000, Al Gore won the popular vote after trailing by seven points in the final days of the race. In 1980, Reagan was eight points down in the polls in late October and came back to win. Races can shift—fast!
5. Landslide. Even with Barack Obama in the White House, passing universal health care and a new clean-energy policy is going to be hard. Insurance, drug and oil companies will fight us every step of the way. We need the kind of landslide that will give Barack a huge mandate.
from MoveOn.org
BOOK OF THE NIGHT: "Cooking With Trader Joes" by Deena Gunn and Wona Miniati
RECIPE OF THE NIGHT: Prosciutto-wrapped Scallops
Preheat oven to 375. Wrap each Trader Joes Jumbo New England scallop with prosciutto. Bake for 15 mins. Do not overcook. Spread with bruschetta.
1. The polls may be wrong. This is an unprecedented election. No one knows how racism may affect what voters tell pollsters—or what they do in the voting booth. And the polls are narrowing anyway. In the last few days, John McCain has gained ground in most national polls, as his campaign has gone even more negative.
2. Dirty tricks. Republicans are already illegally purging voters from the rolls in some states. They're whipping up hysteria over ACORN to justify more challenges to new voters. Misleading flyers about the voting process have started appearing in black neighborhoods. And of course, many counties still use unsecure voting machines.
3. October surprise. In politics, 15 days is a long time. The next McCain smear could dominate the news for a week. There could be a crisis with Iran, or Bin Laden could release another tape, or worse.
4. Those who forget history... In 2000, Al Gore won the popular vote after trailing by seven points in the final days of the race. In 1980, Reagan was eight points down in the polls in late October and came back to win. Races can shift—fast!
5. Landslide. Even with Barack Obama in the White House, passing universal health care and a new clean-energy policy is going to be hard. Insurance, drug and oil companies will fight us every step of the way. We need the kind of landslide that will give Barack a huge mandate.
from MoveOn.org
BOOK OF THE NIGHT: "Cooking With Trader Joes" by Deena Gunn and Wona Miniati
RECIPE OF THE NIGHT: Prosciutto-wrapped Scallops
Preheat oven to 375. Wrap each Trader Joes Jumbo New England scallop with prosciutto. Bake for 15 mins. Do not overcook. Spread with bruschetta.
Saturday, October 18, 2008
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Monday, October 13, 2008
Friday, October 10, 2008
Sunday, October 05, 2008
Warehouse District
[click to enlarge]
I'm trying to create a little traffic and maybe even votes for some photos I posted on a website. If you could go here and click on a few photos, I'd appreciate it.
Wednesday, October 01, 2008
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