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Inspired by the impressive local photography at karenika.com and stopdrag.com, I’ve decided to start taking my digital camera around with me. Photography has always been a hobby for me reserved for travels or snapshots of friends, but I’m now detirmined to open my lens up to all San Diego has to offer. You can see [...]

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A lot of friends are in town this week for spring break. It’s been great seeing old faces, I only wish the visits were a little more spread out so I had more time with amazing friends whom I’ve been far too out of touch with. Yesterday morning Laura and I were driving Andy to [...]

Sorry – I’m trying to keep my newspaper comment to mumbles under my breath and not put them on the blog, but this is ridiculous. Here’s an excerpt from David Brooks’ One Nation, Enriched by Biblical Wisdom: Whether you believe in God or not, the Bible and commentaries on the Bible can be read as [...]

Woojay just wrote an incredible critique of Donal Rumsfeld’s Op-Ed entitled, “The Price of Freedom.” My only regret is that other NY Times readers won’t get to see it.

I had been looking forward to the Modest Mouse concert for a long time coming. Over the past three or four years they have consistently been one of my top five favorite bands. Their angry choruses, melodic C major guitar riffs, creative lyrics (the liguistic equivalent of an M.C. Escher print), and instrumental build-ups never [...]